Small noodle spot offers authentic Shanxi cuisine with handmade dumplings that blend pork and cilantro. Large portions come at fair prices in a low-key, quaint atmosphere with plain tables and limited seating. Simple setup keeps dining unpretentious and cozy.
Handmade dumplings stand out with pork and cilantro flavors and a good price ratio. Frozen dumplings maintain quality and pair well with soup, making them a popular choice.
"The food here is delicious and authentic, especially the noodles."
"The Special Beef Noodle soup has perfectly braised beef."
"The Chinese food here, especially the noodles, is excellent."
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The restaurant serves authentic Shanxi cuisine with a limited menu focused on beef and pork.
There are only 6 tables available, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Prices range from $8 to $13 per dish, with large portion sizes.
Small eatery offers authentic Taiwanese beef noodle soup with solid flavors and good textures. Casual vibe and homey atmosphere make it a local favorite. Plentiful indoor seating and visible stock add to the simple charm.
Beef noodle soup, dumplings, and vermicelli stand out with solid flavors and good textures. Vegetables and sides complement the main dishes well.
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Parking is easy right outside the restaurant.
Prices are fair for the quality and portion size.
The portion sizes are large, especially for beef noodles.
Small, clean spot with hand-pulled noodles made fresh behind glass. Cozy, quiet vibe with occasional staff chatter. Known for authentic Lanzhou beef noodles and a spicy mala broth that delivers a numbing kick. Prices stay affordable for great Chinese food.
Spicy noodle soup uses mala spice and Szechuan peppercorns for a numbing kick. Hand pulled noodles have a perfect springy texture and pair well with soups and fried rice.
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There are four types of noodle options: thick, thin, flat, and wide.
Water and tea are charged separately.
The combo set is offered at a great price.
Small space buzzes with authentic Cantonese flavors and lively chatter. Menu highlights steamed rice noodle rolls and traditional porridges like 1000 year old egg congee. Prices stay reasonable, making it a solid spot for genuine Chinese breakfast and lunch.
Authentic Cantonese dishes like 1000 year old egg and pork congee and XO Sauce Beef Honeycomb Tripe Lo Mein showcase solid, traditional flavors. The menu stays simple and focused, highlighting quality and genuine Cantonese cooking.
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The place was infested with roaches, raising health concerns.
Expect some wait times due to limited seating capacity.
Prices are reasonable, offering good value for the menu items.
Bright, clean space with free arcade machines sets a fun, casual tone. Authentic mala tang hot pot shines with fresh ingredients and rich bone soup. Sauce bar offers many options, perfect for groups seeking spicy, flavorful meals in a relaxed spot.
Spicy hot pot here offers authentic mala tang with a great selection to customize your bowl. Ingredients stay very fresh, and the bone soup adds rich flavor.
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The restaurant offers a wide variety of meats, vegetables, and noodles.
The price is based on weight, allowing you to fill your bowl as much as you want.
The sauce bar has many more options than typical establishments.
Spacious dining area with modern decor offers a calm vibe perfect for families, featuring private rooms and special tableware for kids. Signature Peking duck boasts crispy skin and juicy meat, while hearty dishes like Mongolian beef ribs and chewy oat noodle dumplings highlight authentic Chinese flavors.
Peking duck features crispy skin, juicy meat, and thin pancakes with a touch of white sugar. The menu includes hearty dishes like Mongolian beef ribs and chewy oat noodle dumplings alongside authentic Northwest Chinese noodles and dumplings.
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Parking is available in the structure by Macy’s, and you can take the escalator up to find the restaurant next to HaiDiLao hot pot.
The wait time was less than 5 minutes on Saturday night.
The host warned us that ordering the duck might result in a longer wait for it to be served.
Seafood restaurant shines with fresh dim sum and steamed turnip cakes. Enjoy a traditional ambiance with private rooms and a banquet area. Meals are affordable and perfect for large groups in a clean, busy setting.
Dim sum stands out for its high quality and freshness, with dishes like steamed turnip cakes and bright green Chinese broccoli. The meals offer consistent, delicious flavors in a clean setting suitable for large groups.
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Dim sum is served from 11am to 3pm Monday through Friday and from 9:30am to 3pm on weekends.
Expect a wait of 30 minutes or more during Sunday lunch hours.
Parking is plentiful with a shaded parking structure available.
Small, cozy spot with 1970s decor and old Shanghai items offers a quiet, clean vibe. Juicy, fresh dumplings shine alongside authentic spring rolls and wontons. Perfect for lovers of authentic Shanghainese home-cooking in a chill setting.
Juicy and fresh dumplings stand out, including pan-fried and crab roe varieties with thin skins and distinct aromas. Authentic Shanghai spring rolls and satisfying wonton dishes complement the menu, alongside tasty potstickers and scallion noodles.
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Auntie Qiu Kitchen is closed on Tuesdays.
Parking is plentiful in the lot next to the restaurant.
Some menu items may be sold out during dinner hours.
Cozy spot serves tender beef noodle soup and braised beef tripe with rich flavors. Quiet, family-friendly vibe feels like dining in an auntie's home. Rustic noodles and classic dumplings complete the authentic Chinese menu.
Braised beef tripe and tendon noodles and dan dan noodles stand out with rich flavors. Beef noodle soup, steamed and pan fried dumplings, sautéed spinach, and beef roll round out the menu with classic options.
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Free parking is available outside the restaurant.
Expect over 20 minutes wait during Saturday lunch hours.
Parking is limited in size, so arrive early.
Modern dining space features an open kitchen with Asian and Mexican chefs crafting dishes. Enjoy authentic Sichuan flavors like numbing dan dan noodles alongside family-friendly amenities such as convertible high chairs and outdoor pet seating. Unique touches like a wishing jar add fun to the experience.
Non-spicy pickled fish with tofu skin and fried squid tentacles offer fragrant, tender textures. Sichuan dishes like green beans, tofu, and dan dan noodles deliver authentic flavors with a numbing, electric sensation from the Sichuan peppercorns.
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Parking can be difficult to find on Friday nights.
Children's meals are available for $4.99 and are kid-friendly.
Expect a lively atmosphere with full tables during lunch hours.
Offers all day dim sum with generous portions and reasonable prices. Atmosphere is quiet yet crowded, perfect for groups. Menu features authentic dishes like BBQ pork and lemongrass pork chop.
Dim sum comes freshly steamed and offers delicate, tasty options at reasonable prices. An all day dim sum choice suits groups wanting both dim sum and cafe-style food.
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Lunch and dinner special menus are available on weekdays.
Dim sum is served daily until around 3 pm; call to confirm hours.
Parking is plentiful in the plaza parking lot.
Cantonese restaurant serves authentic comfort food like curry beef brisket and pan-fried crispy noodles with balanced seasoning. Large portions come at affordable prices in a lively atmosphere typical of traditional Chinese eateries. Expect busy times and prefer cash to avoid surcharges.
Offers authentic Cantonese comfort food with Hong Kong-style flavors. Dishes include hot pot rice, Mongolian beef, deep fried squid with spicy salt, and sweet and sour pork, all cooked with balanced seasoning.
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They only accept cash or charge a 50-cent fee for card payments.
Credit card payments incur a 5% surcharge.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially for takeout.
Small dining area offers a mom and pop vibe with huge portions and affordable prices. Fried dumplings shine but pan dumplings may lack freshness. Expect slow food preparation and long waits even for simple dishes.
Fried dumplings stand out as a solid choice while the pan dumplings can taste off, suggesting freshness issues. Expect long wait times even for simple dishes like soup and dumplings.
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Expect long wait times for simple dishes like soup and dumplings.
The total bill, including tax and tip, is usually less than $20.
The portions are huge, providing good value for the price.
Hong Kong style fast food serves authentic Cantonese cuisine with huge portions at affordable prices. Atmosphere is cozy yet lively, perfect for reading or socializing. Staff and customers speak multiple languages including Cantonese and English.
Offers authentic Cantonese cuisine with dishes like chow fun that balance flavors well. Food follows a traditional Cantonese style and remains affordable.
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Milk tea costs less than $3, and most prices are under $20.
It is best to go early or late to avoid the crowds.
Garden Café opens late, making it suitable for late-night meals or snacks.
Cozy spot with about 10 tables offers exceptional dumplings like lamb and soup varieties. Kitchen noise is present but not overwhelming, keeping a comfortable atmosphere. Prices stay reasonable and dishes avoid MSG, making it a healthy choice for Chinese food lovers.
Dumplings stand out here, especially the lamb and green onion ones that are savory and pan-fried. The soup dumplings are very tasty and pair well with a DIY mix of spicy chili oil, soy sauce, and vinegar. Onion pancakes and veggie fried rice or chow mein offer solid options too.
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Parking is available in a large lot behind the restaurant.
Expect a wait time during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Most dishes are shareable and serve 2-3 people.
Sichuan dishes offer authentic flavors with balanced spice, like Mapo tofu and dry fried chicken. Elegant VIP rooms provide a quiet dining area with minimal decor. Karaoke on the patio adds a festive vibe for a lively night out.
Sichuan dishes shine with balanced spice and authentic flavors. The Mapo tofu matches Chengdu's style, while the dry fried diced chicken offers a savory kick with chili and garlic.
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The entrance and parking are at the back, not on Huntington Dr.
The pricing is reasonable, with a typical meal for three around $105.
There is an upper floor available for large group reservations.
Spacious dining area with live BBQ station offers a family-friendly vibe despite some noise. Dumplings, especially soup dumplings, shine alongside Cantonese-style roasted meats like pork and duck. Convenient parking adds to the easy visit.
Dumplings stand out here, including pork and leek varieties and highly regarded soup dumplings. The live BBQ station offers Cantonese-style roasted meats like pork, ribs, duck, and pig. Other notable dishes include seaweed fried fish fillets, eggplant with garlic sauce, and French style tender beef.
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Parking is in the back, accessible by turning onto Duarte from Baldwin.
Last call is at 9:15 pm, and the restaurant closes at 9:30 pm.
I found no wait for a table when I arrived for lunch.
Handmade noodles come in six thicknesses, crafted fresh in view of diners, offering an authentic Lanzhou flavor. Busy, lively atmosphere fills quickly, perfect for those craving spicy beef noodle soup. Dumplings and sides like rice and bok choy complement the traditional Chinese style dishes.
Hand pulled noodles come in various shapes and sizes, including triangle noodles in the chow mein. Dumplings and beef soup are common choices. Sides like rice and bok choy pair well with the main dishes.
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Reservations are not required, but expect a wait during peak hours.
The restaurant offers six types of noodle thickness to choose from.
One bowl of soup costs $22, while combo meals are under $20.
Spacious dining area with retro-style decor offers a cozy vibe despite some noise. Authentic Cantonese dim sum shines with delicate dumplings and crispy shrimp paste rice rolls. Affordable prices and casual setting make it a great spot for flavorful Chinese food.
Offers a fantastic array of authentic Cantonese dishes with flavors prepared to perfection. Dim sum stands out with delicate dumplings, steamed buns, and unique rice rolls featuring a crispy shrimp paste center.
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The restaurant has a spacious parking lot with easy access.
Prices are very affordable, and portions are large for good value.
They serve both family-size meals and personal plates.
Dim sum shines with fresh shrimp and a varied checklist for easy ordering. The lively space buzzes with energy, perfect for large gatherings and family-style meals. Modern presentation meets authentic flavors in a well-organized layout that keeps things flowing.
Offers authentic and modern dim sum with a focus on freshly made items. The shrimp is notably clean and fresh, and the dim sum includes a good variety available via checklist ordering.
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Reservations are not accepted; seating is first-come, first-served.
Expect wait times of 30-60 minutes during peak dining hours.
Prices for dim sum are slightly higher than average, around $10-$15 each.
Spacious dining with luxurious decor and an amazing ceiling sets an elegant tone. Traditional Hong Kong style dim sum pastries bring nostalgic flavors, paired with free tea and quick fresh hot pot service. A fresh seafood pool adds a unique touch amid festive crowds.
Traditional Hong Kong style dim sum features pastries with lard that evoke childhood memories. The menu offers a wide variety of dim sum items with free tea, plus fresh hot pot ingredients served quickly.
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Most dim sum costs $5.39 on weekdays.
The restaurant has transformed into a self-service hot pot place.
Our group of 10 paid $29 per person for the hot pot deal.
Upscale Shanghainese spot offers authentic vibe with servers speaking Shanghainese. Enjoy hearty family-style meals in a classy atmosphere. Try the kung pao chicken and sweet, tangy Shanghai spare ribs for a true taste experience.
Menu features a varied selection of Shanghainese, Cantonese, and Sichuan dishes. Shanghai spare ribs resemble sweet and sour pork rather than traditional ribs. Kung pao chicken stands out, while pan-fried dumplings have a loose skin and mild flavor.
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Reservations are recommended for special occasions to ensure seating.
Parking is available in the back of the restaurant.
Paying cash gives you a 5% discount on your bill.
Open kitchen shows fresh food prep in a clean, modern space with friendly staff. Authentic Xi'an flavors shine in cumin lamb sandwich and mutton soup buns. Vinegar-dipped dumplings and hand pulled noodles offer unique tastes and textures.
Vinegar-dipped dumplings stand out with their signature dipping sauce. Hand pulled noodles offer a nice texture and flavor, while frozen dumplings feature sweet fillings uncommon for Xi'an style.
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Parking is located in the back of the restaurant, and the entrance is on the right.
The prices at 李老三 Xi'an Foodie are reasonable for the portion sizes.
They make the bread in house, ensuring freshness.
Clean, calm space welcomes families with easy parking and a wide menu. Spicy beef noodle soup offers balanced flavor, while Dan Dan noodles bring strong spice. Xiaolongbao and scallion pancakes add variety, but spring rolls lack freshness.
Dan Dan noodles stand out with a strong, spicy flavor. The menu also features spicy beef noodle soup, scallion pancakes, and Xiaolongbao. Spring rolls appear less fresh and underprepared.
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Parking is easy and plentiful at the restaurant.
The prices are reasonable for the portion sizes.
The restaurant offers a wide variety of noodles, rice, and wontons.