Mass. Chinese restaurant to switch owners after 31 years: ‘It’s been a great run’
One of the most popular restaurants in Boston's Chinatown will switch owners after more than three decades.
Peach Farm announced on social media Thursday that its current owners are stepping back after 31 years.
"It's been a great run of 31 years. All good things have come to an end, and this will most likely be the last month of us running Peach Farm Restaurant," the establishment wrote in a Facebook post on March 26.
"We want to send a huge thank you for those who supported us through the ups and downs, especially through the crucial time during COVID," it reads. "We also want to thank all the people that have worked for us throughout all the years."
A voting hearing agenda page also indicated that Peach Farm, Inc. petitioned to transfer the license to Peach Farm Boston, LLC. The restaurant is expected to keep the same name but gain a new manager, who was listed as Washan Ching in the document.
"This is a bittersweet moment for us, but it's for the best," Peach Farm wrote on Facebook. "Let's make the last week or two left special. Hope to see all the familiar faces beforehand. Thank you again for the unconditional support that you have for us."
Located at 4 Tyler St., Peach Farm originally opened in 1995 and is currently owned by Tom Leung. The Chinese eatery is known for its family-style dining and focus on fresh seafood dishes.
"The key to our success is simple: providing quality consistent food that taste great every single time," Peach Farm's website states. "We pride ourselves on serving our customers delicious genuine dishes."
Peach Farm has received numerous accolades over the years, including a Best of Boston award from Boston Magazine in 2023 and a Legacy Business Award from Mayor Wu and the City of Boston in 2025. Additionally, Boston culinary icon Lydia Shire revealed during a WCVB segment in February that she has been eating at Peach Farm for 30 years and that it "is hands down my favorite restaurant."
It is unclear exactly when the new owners will take over Peach Farm Restaurant.
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