Small counter order setup creates an intimate, chill atmosphere with friendly service. The spot draws those seeking authentic Thai flavors with generous portions at very reasonable prices.
Dumpling soup stands out as a healthy and tasty option. Tom yum soup offers a flavorful choice alongside classic noodle dishes.
Orange Chicken features a subtle fry with great flavor and a good spice level. Chow mein is solid, not greasy, and the spring rolls and cream cheese puffs have an excellent light fry packed with flavor.
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Parking is easy to find near the restaurant.
The prices are very affordable for the quality and generous portion sizes.
You can customize your spice level to your preference.
Chinese restaurant offers a quiet, cozy atmosphere with clean, bright dining space and a decorative bar corner. The vibe is welcoming and elegant, suitable for large parties and casual meals alike. It stands out for its authentic Szechwan cuisine and fair prices.
Soups here come hot and flavorful with options like wonton and egg drop that are perfectly prepared. The Bok Choy soup stands out as especially good, and staff quickly fix any issues with temperature.
Orange chicken and general tso's chicken stand out with bold flavors. The menu balances spicy Sichuan heat and complexity, featuring dishes like Mapo tofu, kung pao chicken, wonton soup, and eggrolls.
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The restaurant closed at 9 pm, making it difficult to get a refund the next day.
The portions are large and the prices are fair.
Many lunch options are available for under $10.
Spacious interior with a modern, spotless design contrasts with an unassuming exterior. Casual, cozy atmosphere feels warm and welcoming, suitable for family dinners or quiet meals. Tables feature center spinners for sharing food family-style, enhancing the communal dining experience.
Egg drop soup stands out with its exceptional flavor and unique preparation. Wonton soup also features as a notable choice with its classic taste.
Orange chicken stands out with its bold flavor. Mongolian beef is tender and savory. Lo mein, beef and broccoli, spring rolls, crab Rangoon, and edamame round out the menu with classic tastes.
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Wong's Restaurant offers made-to-order cuisine with no pre-made food available.
Lunch specials at Wong's Restaurant are highly recommended for great value.
Expect large portion sizes at Wong's Restaurant for reasonable prices.
Small, simple dining room offers a calm and warm atmosphere with basic decor and spotless cleanliness. The place draws a steady crowd seeking authentic Chinese food with generous portions at very reasonable prices.
Wanton soup stands out with a rich, flavorful broth. Other options like egg drop and hot and sour soup offer solid, tasty choices.
Orange chicken stands out with a strong flavor. The fried rice and plain lo mein also deliver solid, tasty options.
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The special lunch menu has a nice set of options and large portions.
Prices are very reasonable for lunch and dinner.
Delivery is fast, and they do deliver on Sundays.
Open kitchen with glass wall viewing showcases hand-made dumplings and noodles in a modern, clean space with white tile decor. Atmosphere stays relaxed and airy, balancing lively energy with comfortable roominess. The vibe blends authentic Chinese cuisine with a trendy, well-organized setting.
Broths come flavorful without too much salt, especially in the beef noodle soup and braised beef soup. Soup dumplings here are truly soup-filled and quite fragile but tasty, with soup buns and pork belly buns also available.
Soup dumplings stand out for being super juicy and full of flavor, with handmade noodles and dumplings showing clear quality. The Xiao Long Bao, especially the Kurobuta Pork Truffle variety, are excellent and capture authentic taste.
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The restaurant offers a variety of handmade dumplings and noodles.
Prices are reasonable, with meals averaging around $15-20 per person.
The dining area and restrooms are kept very clean.
Small space with friendly atmosphere and quiet seating offers generous portions of authentic Chinese dishes. The vibe is calm and welcoming, suited for those seeking quality food in a modest setting. It stands out for its unique menu items like war wonton soup and a variety of noodle dishes.
War wonton soup stands out here. Lunch specials include solid soups like the hot and sour soup.
Mongolian beef stands out with rich flavor and solid preparation. The BBQ pork lo mein shines on its own, no soy sauce needed. Sweet and sour chicken pairs well with crispy spring rolls, and egg rolls come out amazing.
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The restaurant offers lunch specials with large portion sizes.
Expect generous portions for the price paid.
There might be a phone line problem, so consider ordering in person.
Old brick building creates a nostalgic vibe with a warm and inviting atmosphere that suits family and friend gatherings. The place buzzes with energy as every seat fills, reflecting its popularity. A small free newsstand outside adds a unique touch to the experience.
Egg drop soup has a silky texture and a rich, comforting flavor with plenty of vegetables and tofu. Wonton soup ranks among the best I've had.
Authentic Chinese dishes like General Tso's Chicken and Kung Pao Shrimp stand out here. The Shrimp Egg Foo Young is Cantonese style with all ingredients inside the patties and comes with excellent gravy.
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Prices are reasonable, with lunch options under $10.
Portion sizes are large, offering great value for the price.
The restaurant maintains a clean environment for dining.
Spacious buffet restaurant features five buffet stations, including Mongolian BBQ, sushi bar, and teppanyaki area. Warm and inviting atmosphere includes a vibrant fish pond and games for entertainment. Comfortable setting suits gatherings with friends and families.
Soups come hot and flavorful here with egg drop soup standing out as a favorite. The sweet and sour soup offers consistent taste, making the soup selection solid compared to other buffets.
Offers a huge variety of dishes including orange chicken, Mongolian beef, and kung pao chicken. Fried rice and egg drop soup stand out as well. Options cover grilled, fried, baked dishes with different fishes, meats, and vegetables.
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Lunch special is available for $12.99.
Sunday is Crab day at the buffet.
The buffet offers a wide variety of hot and cold dishes.
Asian fusion restaurant offers cozy, modern atmosphere with a calm, inviting vibe that grows lively after 6pm. Interior features clean, efficient decor with a slightly dark, plain look. Guests enjoy unique sushi rolls and amazing ramen alongside ice-cold beers and quality soju.
Miso soup comes in a large bowl and can be made with rice noodles for gluten sensitivity. Kids enjoy the great flavor and portion size.
Menu includes ramen, sushi, and chow mein. Options like Miso, Mongolian Beef, and Salmon Roll suit those avoiding pork.
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Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with great deals on food and drinks.
The restaurant offers vegetarian and vegan options on the menu.
Parking is available on-site, but it can fill up quickly during busy times.
Small dining space mimics authentic Izakaya style with limited seating that feels cozy rather than cramped. Atmosphere stays quiet and relaxing, avoiding loud music or distractions. Regulars come early to enjoy highly praised ramen and a selection of unique cocktails and sake.
Spicy miso soup stands out with a strong flavor. Ramen soup comes with a solid broth and fresh ingredients. Soup options generally exceed average quality.
Sesame chicken stands out with its crispiness and arrives quickly as a solid appetizer. Other dishes like tonkotsu ramen and teriyaki chicken offer decent flavors worth trying.
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Reservations are recommended due to limited seating and high demand.
Expect a 20-minute wait time during peak hours around 5:30 to 6pm.
The restaurant offers dine-in only, so plan accordingly.
Old school Chinese restaurant with a homey, timeless atmosphere and oldies music playing softly. Interior feels worn and unpolished, evoking a classic, authentic vibe. Regulars appreciate the warm, inviting setting that recalls traditional family dining.
Egg drop soup stands out with its well seasoned and consistently satisfying flavor. Hot and sour soup follows a classic recipe that feels traditional and pairs well with orange chicken.
Giant egg rolls and Walnut Chicken stand out with solid flavors. The Kung Pao Chicken balances heat and sweetness well, while the house lo mein is saucy and seasoned. Orange chicken is chunky with just the right flavor.
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Parking is limited behind the restaurant, so arrive early.
The restaurant primarily serves takeout; dine-in options are limited.
Credit cards are accepted, but check for any minimum purchase requirements.
Dining room offers a warm, modern atmosphere with a cozy, inviting vibe. Food stands out for authentic flavors and well-prepared traditional dishes. Space feels clean and well cared for, attracting those seeking a simple yet satisfying Chinese meal.
Hot & Sour soup stands out with its bold flavor and is highly praised. Egg Drop Soup earns a perfect rating. Shrimp and chicken won ton soup tastes delicious and complements the menu well.
General Tso's chicken stays consistent with crispy texture and familiar flavor. Mapo tofu stands out as rich and authentic. Kung Pao Chicken delivers a notably spicy kick. Orange Chicken balances sweet and tangy well.
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The restaurant is clean, simple, and decent.
Prices are reasonable for a sit-down restaurant, especially for takeout.
The portions are large, making it a good value.
Spacious dining room with round tables and Lazy Susans creates a communal feel. Atmosphere blends classic, authentic Chinese decor with a calm and relaxing vibe, occasionally lively with group celebrations. The place feels clean and homey, welcoming families and larger parties.
Sizzling rice soup stands out with its unique texture and flavor. The wonton soup is flavorful and pairs well with chili paste, making it a comforting choice. The egg flower soup offers warmth and great taste.
Orange chicken stands out with perfect crispiness and authentic flavor, unlike Americanized versions. Other notable dishes include house chow mein, wonton soup, Mongolian beef, crab puffs, and chicken chow fun.
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Parking can be tough, but there is a large dirt lot to the east of the building.
Reservations are recommended for special events like birthday celebrations.
All portions are shareable, making it great for groups.
Small dining area blends traditional and modern design with a soothing color scheme and elegant decor. Atmosphere stays relaxing and quiet, especially during afternoons. Food features homemade-style seasoning with generous portions at reasonable prices.
Broth in the wonton soup stands out as amazing and rich. Egg soup tastes delicious and looks like a standard egg drop. Sizzling rice soup offers a unique texture, while Hot and Sour soup is thicker but still flavorful.
Crab Rangoon and Orange Chicken stand out with crispy texture and balanced breading. The wonton soup broth is rich and flavorful, while dishes like sesame chicken, pineapple fried rice, and beef and broccoli lunch special deliver solid, tasty options.
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Lunch specials are around $8, offering great value.
Online ordering is available and food is usually ready on time.
Expect longer wait times during busy hours.
Elegant Asian restaurant with trendy Chinese decor and lazy Susans on each table creates a stylish setting. Atmosphere feels romantic and upscale, complemented by strong, flavorful cocktails and good music. Outdoor patio offers a pleasant view with natural elements like a tree overhead.
Crab soup features white fungus, a rare ingredient in many restaurants. The crab egg drop soup offers a flavorful experience, while the hot and sour soup meets expectations for those who enjoy it.
Wagyu beef chow fun stands out with its rich flavor. Dumplings come in pan fried and steamed varieties, both highly praised for taste and texture.
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Reservations are required three days in advance for steamed fish or crab.
Expect high prices; entrees do not include rice and must be ordered separately.
Water costs $8 per bottle, so consider bringing your own.
Small, cozy Chinese restaurant with a relaxed vibe and hip hop music playing in the background. The space is bright and basic, often busy with both dine-in and take-out activity. Known for authentic, flavorful dishes and reasonable prices, it offers a casual, no-frills dining experience.
Soups include hot and sour, sweet-and-sour, and sizzling rice soup. Lunch specials come with soup and an egg roll. Egg soup can be spiced up with chili oil.
Roast duck and beef chow fun stand out with fresh flavors and solid preparation. Combination plates like orange chicken and beef with vegetables offer variety alongside tasty egg rolls and salt and pepper wings.
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The restaurant offers reasonable prices for the quality of food.
Portion sizes are adequate for the price paid.
Expect quick service due to the small size of the restaurant.
Spacious dining room with bright lighting and clean surroundings creates a welcoming atmosphere. Friendly vibe suits family meals and casual lunches under $10. Offers authentic Chinese dishes with large portions and flexible modifications, including vegetarian options.
Sizzling rice soup serves as a full meal with rich flavor. Egg drop soup stands out as tasty and satisfying, while hot and sour soup hits the mark for perfect balance.
Egg drop soup stands out with a rich, smooth texture and no shrimp. Orange chicken offers a crispy bite with a distinct orange flavor. BBQ Egg Foo Young looks visually beautiful and tastes great.
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Lunch specials cost under $10 and are a good deal.
Prices for entrees range from $10 to $20.
Vegetarian options are available on the menu.
Classic, hole-in-the-wall Chinese restaurant with a dim, quiet dining area that feels like a time capsule from the early 2000s. Atmosphere leans heavily toward takeout, with friendly, familiar service and affordable, generous portions. Known for best Mongolian beef, crispy orange chicken, and unbeatable lunch specials.
Egg drop soup comes with crunchy wonton strips and costs just under $9 for a large size. Hot & sour soup stands out as a recommended choice alongside house fried rice and steamed veggies.
Orange chicken comes crispy and tender with strong flavor. The egg drop soup and egg rolls are consistently delicious and popular choices.
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Great Wok's lunch specials are now $9.95 as of December 9, 2025.
Great Wok offers lunch specials for takeout at around $8.
To go orders arrive piping hot and fresh.
Asian fusion restaurant offers a cozy, intimate atmosphere with a clean, spacious dining room. The vibe is quiet and calm, making it a relaxing spot even when open late. Unique features include a karaoke bar and a hidden gem reputation for flavorful dishes.
Soups here include ramen, wonton, miso, Tom Yum, and Coconut varieties. They come out hearty and filling, with flavors that stand out alongside sushi and other dishes.
Sweet and sour chicken features a bright, tangy sauce that balances the dish well. Orange chicken stands out with its depth of flavor, and entrees include options like Thai noodles with beef and sweet and sour pork with rice.
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Happy hour runs from 4-6pm daily with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Lunch specials are available every day, offering great value.
The restaurant is open until 1am, perfect for late-night dining.
Small dining room with a large gated patio creates a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Asian music adds to the mellow vibe while a sushi bar offers a distinct feature. The place feels quaint and intimate, attracting those who appreciate a relaxed, friendly setting.
Egg drop soup stands out as a favorite with a strong presence on the menu. Other options include wor wong tong soup and miso soup, with the latter being more average in taste.
Kung Pao Chicken and Orange Chicken stand out as strong dishes here. The menu also features solid options like Egg Foo Young, chicken lo mein, fried rice, and crab Rangoon.
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Happy hour runs daily from 3pm to 6pm and from 9pm to close.
The restaurant offers a limited combo lunch menu.
Prices during happy hour are similar to regular menu prices.
Classic Chinese restaurant with quiet, relaxed atmosphere and clean, upscale decor. Lighting and decoration create a comfortable, inviting vibe. Regulars appreciate the calm environment where table conversations are the main sound.
Egg Drop Soup features a thick texture with peas, carrots, and zucchinis mixed in. Hot and sour soup offers a rich, flavorful taste.
Egg drop soup stands out with pieces of peas, carrots, and zucchinis and a good flavor without being watery. The Mongolian Beef offers a deep flavor that makes it a favorite. Potstickers are large and really good, and dishes like Orange Chicken, Tres Amigos, and Kung Pao Chicken bring balanced heat and taste.
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Live music happens every Saturday night.
The restaurant closes at 9 PM.
Prices are about $20 per person on average.
Classic Chinese restaurant with traditional lanterns and ornate dragon decor creates a quiet, cozy atmosphere reminiscent of 1950s style. The space feels authentic and intimate, often semi-busy but arranged for privacy, making it suitable for family dinners or dates.
Sizzling rice soup and egg drop soup stand out with their rich flavors and satisfying textures. Wonton soup and house special chicken soup also offer excellent taste and are popular choices.
Egg foo young and egg drop soup stand out with rich flavors and classic preparation. Pepper steak, wonton soup, and general tso lunch specials come with generous portions and consistent taste.
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The restaurant closes daily between 2 and 4 PM.
Lunch specials are available at a great price.
Expect small plate sizes with prices around $15-$16 each.
Seafood buffet offers extensive sushi bar and hibachi grill with chefs cooking in front of diners. Spacious interior features clean white tile floors and a koi pond at the entrance. Atmosphere ranges from busy and lively to peaceful, with a classic Vegas vibe and plenty of seating.
Lots of seafood soups come from ingredients you pick yourself. Options include various Chinese-style soups alongside fresh salads and sushi.
Cantonese food portions come generous and satisfy. Dishes like coconut shrimp, pepper steak, and sesame chicken taste premium and well-prepared. Lo mein, fried rice, and crab meat with cheese add variety to the menu.
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I paid $18.99 per adult for Sunday night dinner at the buffet.
They offer all-you-can-eat crab on weekends.
Expect long wait times if arriving within two hours of closing.
Chinese restaurant with authentic decor and a serene atmosphere featuring calming background music and an aquarium providing gentle white noise. Tables include USB charging and power outlets, supporting a casual yet elegant dining experience. The vibe is peaceful and relaxing, suitable for families and quiet conversations.
Sweet and sour soup stands out with a hearty, rich flavor that keeps you coming back. Other soups like hot and sour and wonton offer strong, distinct tastes that complement a variety of dishes.
Hot and sour soup stands out with a strong, balanced flavor. Orange chicken and pork fried come out crispy and flavorful. Dumplings offer a satisfying, authentic taste.
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Dine-in cost is $40 for two people.
Combination meal deals are available and appreciated by customers.
Lunch specials are excellent and reasonably priced.
Cozy, traditional Chinese restaurant with bright, open dining and minimal background noise creates a relaxing atmosphere. It attracts a local family crowd and offers authentic Cantonese-style dishes with generous portions and reasonable prices.
Wonton soup features shrimp and meat with delicious wontons. Hot and sour soup offers a flavorful option alongside pork mushu.
Peking Duck comes with bones included, which is rare and authentic. Dishes like beef chow fun, wonton soup with shrimp and meat, and Moo Shu Pork showcase strong Cantonese flavors.
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Nee House is closed on Mondays.
There is ample parking in a large strip mall on a busy intersection.
The prices at Nee House are reasonable.
Small takeout-only spot with a clean, friendly vibe and a 90s feel. Large portions offer a mix of Schezwan and Cantonese flavors with standout dishes like egg drop soup and orange chicken. Food arrives in about 15 minutes, making it a solid choice for quick, flavorful Chinese meals.
Egg drop soup features vegetables and chicken strips and comes well seasoned despite a plain look. Combos include this soup alongside other items, making a filling meal.
Orange chicken stands out with a natural, not overpowering sauce and perfect breading. Egg drop soup includes vegetables and chicken strips. Egg rolls and Mongolian beef also offer strong flavors.
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Dining in is not allowed; this is takeout only.
Expect about 15 minutes for your food to be ready.
The portions are large enough for two people.