Asian restaurant offers a modern, sleek atmosphere with a relaxed yet upscale vibe. Spacious and elegantly decorated, it features unique sushi presentations like wooden boats. The environment stays quiet and welcoming, fitting well into its surroundings.
Mongolian Beef stands out with its rich flavor. Soups like Wonton and Hot and Sour offer strong, savory tastes. Dishes such as lo mein and sesame chicken come well cooked and balanced.
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The all-you-can-eat lunch option offers great value for sushi lovers.
Expect a wide variety of Asian dishes beyond just sushi.
Prices are affordable, making it a budget-friendly dining option.
Small, unassuming restaurant with modern furnishings and a clean, inviting atmosphere feels like dining in a friend's home. Calm and family-run vibe offers a quiet refuge with tasteful decor and a pleasant outdoor patio along a busy street.
Broth stands out as homemade and rich, matching traditional family recipes. Wonton soup comes in a large portion with a flavor that sticks in the mind.
Orange chicken stands out with crispy skin and rich flavor. Dumplings, spring rolls, and Mongolian beef offer tender meat and well-cooked vegetables.
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The restaurant offers a prix fixe menu during Arizona Restaurant Week.
Prices are reasonable, comparable to average Chinese restaurants.
The kitchen can only prepare one dish at a time, so expect longer wait times.
Casual Chinese restaurant with modern decor and a garage door roll-up entrance creates a cozy, clean space. Shared area offers boba drinks and custom ice cream, adding a unique twist. Atmosphere feels welcoming and relaxed, suited for groups and families.
Soups here offer rich, comforting broths with authentic flavors. Options like hot and sour soup, salt and pepper spare ribs with crab meat soup, and West Lake Soup stand out for their depth and taste.
Orange chicken stands out with a fresh, tasty kick. Dishes like Kung Pao chicken, mandarin pork, egg rolls, shrimp, and pan-fried potstickers all deliver solid, flavorful bites.
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Reservations are not accepted, so expect potential wait times during peak hours.
The restaurant offers a lunch special with great value for money.
Parking is ample and available at the location.
Bright, modern space with all-glass walls and luxurious tableware creates an upscale vibe without high prices. Atmosphere stays quiet and inviting, with clean lines and warm lighting enhancing the experience. Outdoor patios add a pleasant dining option by a water feature.
Soups feature lots of won tons, meat, and crunchy vegetables with strong flavors. Hot and sour soup stands out as delicious and well-balanced alongside other excellent options.
Egg rolls come with a crispy shell and a tasty chicken and vegetable filling. Orange chicken is tender and lightly fried with a zesty citrus sauce. Potstickers have a golden, crispy bottom and juicy pork and vegetable filling. Classics like egg foo young are light and made from fresh ingredients.
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The restaurant offers two happy hours daily with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Online ordering is available and straightforward for takeout.
Gluten-free options are available on the menu.
Asian restaurant offers authentic Dim Sum and Sichuan Hot Pot in a cozy, recently remodeled space with friendly staff. Atmosphere feels welcoming but can be lively, with occasional challenges in service attention due to layout. Large portions and a varied menu create a casual dining experience.
Hot and sour soup stands out with a strong, delicious flavor. Other soups like wonton and egg drop come out quickly and taste very good.
Dim sum stands out with handmade, uniquely shaped pieces like soup dumplings and shumai. The orange chicken offers a crispy, light twist, and dishes like beef chow fun and Mongolian beef feature tender, flavorful meat.
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Lunch specials are served till 3 pm.
The menu features both All You Can Eat and separate ordering options.
Mention hot pot upfront to be seated in the correct area.
Simple, clean space with comfortable booths and warm lighting creates a relaxed, inviting atmosphere. Quiet and unhurried vibe suits those seeking sit-down Chinese food without fast food rush. Presence of a full bar and twinkle lights adds a casual, neighborhood feel.
Soups come hot and flavorful with options like hot and sour that have just enough spice and a rich egg drop soup. Both soups pair well with dishes like Kung Pao Chicken and sweet and sour chicken.
Kung Pao Chicken stands out with its bold flavors, paired well with hot and sour soup served hot and mildly spicy. Orange chicken uses fresh, unprocessed chicken without heavy 5Spice seasoning, keeping the taste clean and authentic.
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Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Expect a 20% service charge added to your bill automatically.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegan and vegetarian options.
Open kitchen reveals chefs making handmade noodles and fresh dishes, creating a laid-back atmosphere with sting ray lighting and communal tables. Small space fills quickly, offering an authentic Chinese dining experience with fast service and a focus on home-style cooking.
Broth shines with spicy beef noodle soup featuring numbing peppers and fresh handmade noodles. Dumplings like shrimp egg and pork, plus pork soup dumplings, add rich flavors to the selection.
The menu features Peking duck served in two parts with thin crepes and hoisin sauce. Dumplings come in many forms like pork soup, chives and pork, shrimp egg, and xiao long bao with black vinegar and ginger. Hand pulled noodles are made fresh in front of you. Dishes like spicy beef noodle soup, beef chow fun, and Mongolian beef stand out.
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Reservations are recommended for large groups to ensure seating together.
The restaurant closes daily from 3:00 to 4:30 PM for a break.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Small space with video screens showing entrée pictures creates a casual, clean atmosphere. Energy stays low, making it better suited for takeout than dining in. Menu offers Americanized Chinese dishes with large portions at reasonable prices.
Hot and sour soup stands out with rich, bold flavor. The menu also features spicy chili onion dumplings and soup dumplings alongside options like Kung Pao chicken and sizzling rice soup.
Handmade dumplings and dimsums stand out with superior taste and use of real meat like beef, chicken, or shrimp. The menu features spicy chili onion dumplings, soup dumplings, and flavorful dishes like Mongolian Beef, General Tso's Chicken, and hot and sour soup.
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Uncle Qwik Chinese & Dumpling Restaurant is takeout only.
Prices are reasonable for the portion sizes offered.
They accept tap payments only, no cash or credit cards.
Small, quaint space with a local Chinese atmosphere and family vibe. Seating is limited and the lighting is somewhat dim. Known for generous portions and affordable prices, it draws a steady crowd, especially for takeout and lunch specials.
Egg drop soup stands out with a clean, healthy taste and often comes with combos including egg rolls and crab Rangoon. Hot and sour soup also appears as a common choice, offering a flavorful option alongside the lighter egg soup.
Egg drop soup stands out with a smooth, comforting texture. The menu features orange chicken and chicken and veggie lo mein at reasonable prices, paired often with fried rice or egg rolls.
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Lunch specials offer great value, typically around $10 per meal.
Expect large portion sizes; meals can easily feed multiple people.
Takeout is popular, with 80% of orders being to-go.
Chinese restaurant offers cozy atmosphere with spotless cleanliness throughout. Large portions and excellent prices attract families seeking hearty meals. Signature dishes like orange chicken and fried rice stand out for consistent flavor and generous servings.
Won Ton soup stands out with rich flavor. The egg drop soup tastes delicious and the soups capture a familiar, comforting style.
Orange chicken stands out with a consistent, familiar taste matching a known recipe. Other dishes like Kung Pao shrimp, Mongolian beef, and sesame chicken also deliver solid flavors.
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The restaurant has new ownership and has introduced new recipes.
The total cost for a rice and meat combo is about $32.
They removed egg drop soup and shrimp from the menu last year.
Spacious restaurant with individual steaming pots at every table and a self-serve bar offering unlimited vegetables, noodles, and ice cream. Atmosphere is chill and cozy, with a unique split table concept seating different parties together. Busy but open layout allows easy conversation, and music adds to the relaxed vibe.
Soups come in a variety of flavorful bases like Mala, Chinese herbal, Spicy Lemongrass, and Coconut curry. The Miso soup is light and refreshing, and an additions bar lets you load soups with fish balls, dumplings, spinach, noodles, and sauces.
All-you-can-eat hot pot costs $10 per person and arrives quickly. The expansive additions bar offers fish balls, dumplings, spinach, noodles, and sauces to load your soup. Endless meat servings and fresh bok choy add to the experience. The hot pot quality stands out compared to other places.
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The new price is $19.99 per person, with children below 40 inches eating free.
There was a two-hour wait to be seated during peak times.
They offer about 10 different broth options and numerous meat choices.