Small, cozy spot offers hand pulled noodles with thick, gooey texture and rich sauce. Dumplings come in sweet pork and spicy lamb flavors, fresh and tasty. Family-friendly vibe makes it perfect for casual, relaxed meals.
Hand pulled noodles stand out with their thick, gooey texture and rich sauce. Dumplings come in various flavors like sweet pork and spicy lamb, both fresh and flavorful.
"The Chinese food here, especially the hand-pulled noodles, is delicious and perfectly chewy."
"The noodles here are flavorful, authentic, and perfectly balanced."
"The pork dumplings in sauce were amazing."
Good to know
Wild Ginger gets busy during weekends, so expect a wait around dinner time.
The restaurant offers good vegan options alongside traditional dishes.
Portions are generous, providing good value for the price.
Small spot offers bold spicy flavors with authentic Sichuan dishes like dan dan noodles and homemade dumplings. Quiet, homey vibe suits those seeking comfort food. Friendly couple runs it, blending tradition with hints of Hawaiian BBQ.
Sichuan cuisine shines with spicy dan dan noodles, homemade dumplings, and braised beef noodles. Dishes feature complex, floral flavors and tongue-tingling Sichuan peppercorns, with fresh, authentic noodles and flavorful wontons.
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Parking is easy as the restaurant is located in a shopping center.
The restaurant serves large portions, often enough for a second meal.
The menu features authentic Sichuan dishes like dan dan noodles and cucumber salad.
Small cafe offers fresh dim sum in a cozy, soft atmosphere like a boba shop. Dumplings such as siu mai and chive stand out for size and flavor. Portions focus on quality over quantity with a limited, reasonably priced menu.
Dumplings arrive hot and fresh, with siu mai and chive dumplings standing out for their size and flavor. The dim sum includes soup dumplings, chicken potstickers, steamed pork buns, and Portuguese egg tarts, all tasting fresh and delicious.
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The place doesn’t have a bathroom.
Dim sum dishes are reasonably priced compared to larger restaurants.
Expect about 10 minutes wait for food after ordering.
Cozy spot shines with authentic Chinese flavors and generous portions. Egg foo young varies from bland to flavorful, while chow mein offers a mild soy sauce taste. Perfect for quick, value-packed meals with a focus on takeout.
Egg foo young offers flavorful and sometimes bland versions. Chow mein is served regularly around $12 with a mild soy sauce presence. Shrimp egg foo young and honey walnut shrimp vary from good to plain in taste.
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Takeout is the preferred dining option at this place.
Lunch specials offer great value for money.
Ordering multiple entrees often results in leftovers.
Family-run spot offers generous portions of classic Chinese dishes like honey walnut shrimp and egg drop soup. Cozy, casual vibe suits groups sharing large plates. Affordable prices make it a great choice for relaxed meals with friends or family.
Chow mein appears in several dishes, paired with honey walnut shrimp and chicken. Egg drop soup and spare ribs offer classic starters. Tofu eggplant over rice and beef chow fun add variety to the menu.
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Expect large portions suitable for sharing among a family of four.
Prices are affordable, typically under $50 for a meal.
Reservations are advisable during busy times like the Lunar New Year.
Older space offers spacious seating and a lively vibe with chatter and laughter. Dim sum features large, flavorful dumplings like Siu Mai and Shrimp Dumplings, drawing crowds early. Traditional dishes like Peking Duck shine with consistent quality, perfect for groups sharing plates.
Dim sum features juicy, flavorful dumplings that are large and satisfying. Favorites include Siu Mai, Shrimp Dumplings, and Peking Duck, served with consistent quality and typical dim sum service.
Good to know
Parking at Chef's Wok is limited, especially during rush hour and weekends.
The restaurant has wheelchair accessible seating, entrance, and toilet.
Arrive early to avoid long wait times for dim sum on weekends.
Medium spacious Cantonese spot offers authentic dim sum like ha gow and xiao long baos. Outdoor seating and large tables suit groups well. Atmosphere feels relaxed but may seem rude to non-Chinese diners.
Authentic Cantonese dishes include ha gow, shrimp rice noodle rolls, crispy taro dumplings, and roast duck. Dim sum features xiao long baos and radish cake with a pastry noted for its deliciousness.
Good to know
Reservations for roast goose are only accepted on Saturdays and Sundays.
The restaurant reopens for dinner at 4:30 pm after a break at 2:30 pm.
The parking lot on site reduces parking stress in Alameda.
Small Chinese spot serves authentic dishes like chow fun and sesame steak with fresh bok choy and tofu. Loud kitchen adds to the bustling atmosphere. Offers fast delivery and generous portions at low prices.
Chow mein and fried chicken stand out as go-to dishes with fresh bok choy and tofu adding good texture. Egg rolls and lunch specials come highly rated, while chow fun offers a soft, veggie-filled experience with a tasty sauce.
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Prices are low, making it an affordable dining option.
Portions are generous, often enough for multiple people.
Delivery is lightning-fast, ensuring hot meals arrive quickly.
Dining room is quiet with dull decor but offers extensive vegetarian options and affordable prices. Shanghai Soup Dumplings are delicate and juicy, complemented by hand pulled noodles and diverse Cantonese dishes. Hot and sour soup and green onion pancake add variety.
Shanghai Soup Dumplings stand out for their delicate and juicy texture, while the menu also features hand pulled noodles and a variety of Cantonese dishes. The hot and sour soup with hand pulled noodles and the pan-fried green onion pancake add to the diverse Chinese food options.
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Ark Chinese Restaurant is closed from 3pm to 5pm.
The lunch menu is very affordable with a good selection of vegetarian options.
Entrees are around 15 dollars, making it a reasonable choice.
Spacious dining with gorgeous bay views and a lively central stage sets a vibrant mood. Dim sum shines with fresh shrimp dumplings and unique Black egg yolk buns. Bustling at lunch, the place calms to a cozy vibe by evening, perfect for family-style meals.
Dim sum stands out with freshness and a diverse menu including items like braised beef tripe and shrimp dumplings. Family-style dishes such as fried rice and chow fun come well seasoned, while the Black egg yolk buns and deep fried shrimp dumplings offer notable flavors and value.
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Parking is available right outside the restaurant and is free.
Dining here costs about $25 per person, including tax and tip.
Expect a banquet menu costing over $600 for a 10-course set meal for large parties.
Personal hot pots shine with unique Vietnamese flavors and lamb add-ons. Appetizers like spring rolls are tasty and filling. Spacious seating creates a lively family vibe perfect for groups.
Individual hot pots come with their own set of vegetables and allow for add-ons like lamb. Various appetizers, including spring rolls and salad, are very delicious and can nearly make a meal on their own.
Good to know
Make reservations, especially for weekend nights, as the restaurant is small.
Expect to wait even with a reservation during busy times.
Lunch is served Monday to Friday from 11:30am to 2:30pm, priced under $20.