Ali’s Uyghur Kitchen

I was invited for dinner to this location with a large family gathering. I'm sorry to say that it was a total disappointing and embarrassing situation when I tasted the food. I was expecting a Chinese taste but it turned out to be more "Indian style". The dishes ordered were beef chillies and chicken noodles and both were below standard. Both were very very spicy and salty that is unhealthy to eat. I think the owners have to look into it and consider providing some authentic Chinese food. The place itself does have a cozy touch for dine-in.

I can say best Uyghur restaurant in Boston. Loved all the foods here and definitely be back again.

Amazing halal asian food 😍 would recommend to those wanting halal Asian food. But for context I have never had non halal Asian food so I can't compare to other restaurants. I personally enjoyed the food.

I didn't have the best experience here recently. The samsa/samosa was chewy and the bread was a bit too thick, but still better than the ones at Jahunger. The dried beef noodles on the other hand were not the best I've had when I ordered takeout. They didn't taste fresh and they stuck together quite a bit, which made me feel like they were cooked earlier in the day. I've had Ali's separately during an event that catered from their restaurant and found the food to be much better. I don't want to be too harsh given the mix of experiences, but I'd be willing to give them another shot.

Really amazing food! We went there twice already. I loved their beef noodle soup and dumplings. A hidden gem!!