Spacious dining area with modern decor and high headroom creates a calm, soothing atmosphere. Family-friendly setting includes private rooms and special tableware for kids. The vibe balances clean, cozy, and vibrant elements, making it suitable for gatherings.
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.
Quick seating makes it easy to get dinner even on busy days like Christmas. Family dinners happen here comfortably, with options for both lunch and dinner.
"The northern Chinese food here tastes so authentic and flavorful."
"The Chinese food's Peking duck has wonderfully crispy skin."
"The lamb chops and Peking duck at these dinner spots are especially yummy."
Good to know
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.
Modern dining space combines unique decor with an open view kitchen featuring Asian and Mexican chefs. Atmosphere stays comfortable and clean, with family-friendly amenities like convertible high chairs and outdoor seating for pets. Small touches like a wishing jar and fortune sticks add lighthearted 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.
Dinner here involves quality time with friends and family. People often spend extra time driving just to enjoy a nice dinner experience together.
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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.
Seafood restaurant offers a high-end traditional ambiance with private rooms and a separated banquet area. Atmosphere is generally pleasant and authentic, with a busy vibe during peak times. Dim sum and traditional dishes stand out for their consistent quality and affordability.
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.
Dim sum and dinner menu offer a fantastic range of Cantonese-style dishes. The spot suits those wanting to splurge on high-quality dinner with friends or after work.
Good to know
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 Chinese restaurant with 1970s decor and old Shanghai items creates a pleasant, unpretentious atmosphere. The environment stays quiet and clean, offering a lively yet chill vibe that suits authentic Shanghainese home-cooking.
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.
Offers a quick dinner option with a focus on Shanghai cuisine in a small, casual setting.
Good to know
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.
Chinese restaurant offers dim sum all day with generous portions and reasonable prices. Atmosphere stays quiet yet crowded, creating a pleasant dining experience. Menu includes authentic dishes like BBQ pork and lemongrass pork chop, appealing to varied tastes.
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.
Dinner offers a Shiyou Chicken with a good taste. Weekday dinner specials run at $12.99 with a menu separate from lunch. Overall dinner quality is solid but not outstanding.
Good to know
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.
Handmade noodles come in six thicknesses, crafted in view of diners, creating an authentic Lanzhou flavor in a traditional Chinese style setting. The atmosphere feels busy and lively, with a small space that fills quickly, especially for those who enjoy spicy beef noodle soup.
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.
Good to know
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.
Dim sum and Chinese dishes come fresh with authentic flavors and modern presentation in a space that feels new and lively. Tables sit close together, creating a noisy atmosphere that challenges conversation but adds energy. The setting suits large gatherings with family-style options and a well-organized layout.
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.
Dinner features a mix of traditional dim sum plates and non-dim sum dishes. Reservations help avoid crowds, especially when arriving early.
Good to know
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.
Restaurant offers elegant VIP rooms and a quiet dining area with minimal decor in some sections. Atmosphere varies from festive and stylish to simple and fast-food-like, with karaoke available on the patio. Menu features clearly labeled spicy levels and a mix of spicy and non-spicy Sichuan dishes.
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.
Dinner includes lobster and duck with a focus on Chinese New Year dishes. VIP rooms are available for private gatherings, and seating is prompt even on Sunday evenings.
Good to know
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 bistro-style seating and a live BBQ station highlights the setup. The atmosphere is family-friendly but can be noisy due to close table spacing. Parking is available in the back, adding convenience.
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.
Dinner time draws a crowded scene with about a 15-minute wait. The spot gains attention quickly, evident from its packed tables even on early days.
Good to know
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.
Hong Kong style fast food restaurant offers authentic Cantonese cuisine with huge portions and fast service. Atmosphere balances cozy and lively, suitable for both quiet reading and socializing. Multilingual environment includes Cantonese, Mandarin, Hokkien, and English speakers.
Offers authentic Cantonese cuisine with dishes like chow fun that balance flavors well. Food follows a traditional Cantonese style and remains affordable.
No wait time to be seated for dinner. Waiter Xiao Lin provides attentive service. Dinner options are great and varied.
Good to know
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.
Spacious dining area with luxurious decor and an amazing ceiling creates an elegant and comfortable atmosphere. The place fills with noise and crowds, especially during gatherings, offering a festive vibe suitable for celebrations. A fresh seafood pool adds a distinctive touch to the setting.
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.
Dinner offers a variety of beef, pork, lamb, seafood, and veggies for $29. Private rooms accommodate birthday dinners and group gatherings.
Good to know
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.
Chinese restaurant with loud, lively atmosphere resembling a fish market and closely spaced tables. Private rooms offer quieter dining with large round tables and lazy Susans ideal for groups. Known for authentic Cantonese roast duck and generous portions in lunch specials.
Offers excellent Cantonese food with standout dishes like dumplings, Chinese barbecue, and a deluxe platter featuring items such as prawn, crab meat, fish maw soup, and claypot rice with assorted sausages.
Good for dinner parties and small gatherings. The Filet Mignon works well as a dinner side dish to-go.
Good to know
Lunch specials are priced at $15 with large portions and good variety.
Free self-parking is available in front, to the side, and in the back.
A complimentary portion of shrimp is given for orders over $50.