Dining space combines modern clean decor with traditional Chinese art, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Music adds to a relaxed vibe, welcoming both casual meals and special occasions. The setting balances simplicity with tasteful details, making it distinct among Chinese restaurants.
Spicy and authentic Szechuan flavors stand out here, especially in dishes like mapo tofu, Sichuan spicy fish, and cumin lamb. Late-night options include a notable Sichuan beef noodle that keeps the menu interesting.
Szechuan fish stands out with its spicy kick, available fried or sautéed with tofu and hot chili sauce. Other seafood highlights include dry pot squid tentacles, shrimp dishes, and a rich fish soup.
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The restaurant offers a 10% discount for cash payments.
Dietary accommodations are available upon request.
You can order food using an iPad or your phone.
Small, family-owned Chinese restaurant offers authentic Szechuan cuisine with spicy, traditional dishes served in large, inexpensive portions. Cozy, minimally decorated space creates a down-home atmosphere that can get busy but feels genuine and welcoming.
Authentic Sichuan dishes shine with bold flavors like spicy Dan Dan Noodles, Mapo Tofu, and Twice Cooked Pork. The orange chicken stands out as very flavorful, alongside excellent pot stickers, dumplings, and egg rolls.
Shrimp dishes like Kung Pao Shrimp and fried shrimp come with flavorful sauces. Fish options include spicy boiled fish, fish with tofu, and pickled fish soup. Shrimp with vegetables in white sauce pairs well with white rice and lo mein.
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Payment is strongly recommended in cash, as card payments may incur a 3% fee.
The portions are huge and served family style, perfect for sharing.
Reservations are not required, but the place can get packed during peak hours.
Open kitchen reveals food preparation in a clean, compact space with New York style ambiance. Atmosphere feels authentic and family-friendly, with affordable prices and generous portions. Food arrives fresh and hot, reflecting consistent quality and fast service.
Lo mein stands out with better taste than many other spots. Crispy sesame chicken and authentic, sweet orange chicken add solid options. Curry noodles, wonton soup, fried dumplings, and pork fried rice round out a good variety.
Shrimp dishes feature huge shrimp with a Walnut Shrimp option standing out. The chicken and shrimp combo offers a tasty mix alongside other favorites like Szechuan Chicken and Steamed Dumplings.
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A plate costing $12 easily feeds two people, which is a fantastic value.
Food is served in less than 4 minutes, making it a quick option.
They stay open late to accommodate customers even after hours.
Small ramen spot with cozy atmosphere and clean, modern decor featuring Japanese themes and anime displays. The vibe stays chill and inviting, attracting a mix of locals who appreciate high-quality ramen and hibachi in a relaxed setting.
Slurpy, chow mein stands out with its tasty, satisfying texture. The menu features hibachi tofu with vegetables, Chinese BBQ pork, and a variety of noodles like curry ramen and beef chow fun, all with bold flavors.
Freshness stands out with the seafood here. Hibachi combos mix shrimp, chicken, and beef consistently, and the seafood ramen offers a tasty option.
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Chow's Ramen & Hibachi closes at 10 PM.
They sometimes offer specials like buy one, get one free, or a free tea with dine-in.
The restaurant offers a better hibachi experience at a lower price compared to other places in Arizona.
Small, cozy space offers a quiet, home-like atmosphere with authentic Chinese dishes and huge portions. The vibe stays warm and welcoming, attracting those seeking genuine flavors without fuss. Prices remain very reasonable, making it a practical choice for late dining.
Soup dumplings stand out with their delicate texture and rich flavor. Spicy dishes like the Szechuan pepper chicken and mapo tofu offer authentic heat and bold taste.
Szechuan style dishes stand out with spicy fried fish and sour cabbage fish tofu hotpot offering bold flavors. Shrimp and chicken appear often in chow mein and wonton soup, paired with chili oil and noodles for variety.
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The restaurant is open late and offers a variety of Chinese dishes.
Portions are large, making it ideal for sharing among friends.
Expect limited parking, which can be a drawback during busy hours.
Space features red lighting and a dramatic flying dragon suspended from the ceiling, creating a quirky atmosphere with classic 80’s music. Outdoor seating includes a spacious patio with unique LED and hologram displays. Two small dogs roam freely, adding a friendly and relaxed vibe.
Authentic Chinese BBQ stands out here, with dumplings that many find exceptional. The dumplings offer a distinct flavor that complements the BBQ well.
Shrimp dishes stand out with soft, crunchy shrimp in the fried rice and flavorful seafood dumplings. The menu offers a variety of seafood options cooked over an open flame, adding a unique taste.
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Parking is limited with only three spots available in front.
There is no air conditioning, making it uncomfortable during summer.
No free water is available at the restaurant.
Cozy Chinese restaurant with framed photos of dishes on the walls creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Large tables accommodate group dinners, and the space feels clean and comfortable. The vibe suits relaxed meals with authentic flavors and a family-run touch.
Hot pots like the fish hot pot and Flounder Fillet hot pot stand out with fresh, authentic flavors. The Hunan-style Golden Eggs offer amazing taste without too much spice, and the orange chicken balances crispiness with a not-too-sweet sauce.
Grilled fish stands out with its freshness, fragrant aroma, and perfect cooking. Big Plate Shrimp and fish hot pot offer rich flavors without any fishy smell.
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Karaoke starts at 10pm on Thursdays with a two-drink minimum.
Reservations are recommended for large groups to ensure seating.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted, but cash is preferred for tips.
Dining area feels modern and cozy with a friendly atmosphere that invites relaxation. Food service is fast and generous, featuring large portions and a wide variety of dishes that emphasize quality and value.
Orange chicken features a crispy texture and a light orange flavor without a thick sauce. Chow mein and beef & broccoli stand out as consistently delicious dishes with good quality and flavor.
Honey walnut shrimp features good flavor with a breading that sometimes falls off but is generally great. Fried rice and chow mein also stand out among the seafood options.
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They offer a free chicken bowl to new customers.
The portions they served were big for a good price.
The prices were really reasonable for what I received.
Typical strip mall setup with plain decor and an urban inner city vibe. Mostly a takeout spot with generous portions and reasonable prices. Food resembles New York style Chinese, featuring fresh ingredients and authentic flavors.
East coast style egg foo young and pork lo mein stand out with authentic flavors. The orange chicken is juicy, tender, and crunchy, while the wonton soup features a vegetable-rich stock. Large portions come with dishes like shrimp egg foo young and pineapple fried rice.
Shrimp dishes stand out with large, juicy shrimp cooked perfectly. Popular options include Shrimp Egg Foo Young with huge portions and shrimp with lobster sauce. Crab rangoons and wonton soup also feature prominently.
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They have their own delivery drivers and do not outsource to third-party services.
Delivery is timely within their delivery radius, but can be longer when busy.
Most entrees are priced at $10.95, making it affordable.