Noodle shop offers a calm and relaxing atmosphere with clean, humble interiors and minimal seating. The environment stays peaceful and quiet, creating a welcoming space with attentive service. Charging spots add a practical touch to the simple setup.
Pork shao bao stands out with its longer prep time and rich flavor. Mushroom bao buns offer a fresh, tasty option alongside other fresh baos and dumplings.
Broth stands out with fresh, high quality flavors in the noodle soups. The Beef Udon Noodle Soup offers a rich, addictive taste, while the Vegetable Udon Soup delivers a satisfying, flavorful option.
"The ramen broth here is so rich and flavorful."
"The ramen broth's savory flavor was a pleasant surprise."
"The pork shao bao here are so fresh and delicious."
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They now close at 9:30 pm.
The prices are affordable; add 6-piece chicken wontons for $2.50.
Parking is not a problem at all.
Spacious interior with a sleek, modern design creates a comfortable setting. The atmosphere stays casual with a slightly lively energy as lines form quickly during peak times. Signature dishes feature handmade buns, soup dumplings, and authentic Sichuan noodles with house-made chili oil adding distinct flavor.
XiaoLong Bao here are really juicy and stay true to the original taste. Handmade buns come alongside signature Chengdu noodles for a solid combo.
Soups here offer deeply savory flavors with customizable spice levels. The beef is tender and the egg noodles cook to a perfect texture, making dishes like the spicy beef noodle soup stand out.
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Ordering is done through a QR code, but it may not always work properly.
Expect a wait time during peak lunch hours as the place gets popular.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food offered.
Small, cozy Taiwanese restaurant offers a casual and lively atmosphere with Chinese chill R&B music and close table seating. The vibe is friendly and affordable, attracting those seeking authentic flavors in a homey setting. Popular spot often requires waiting or ordering to go due to limited space.
Pan-fried pork bao stands out with its crispy exterior and flavorful filling. It consistently appears as a highlight among other dishes like fried bao buns and dumplings.
Rich broth and tender beef chunks fill the Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup. It includes tendon pieces and offers an authentic, flavorful experience.
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The kitchen closes at 8:30 pm, so get your order in before then.
Reservations are recommended to avoid waiting, especially during peak hours.
Parking is shared with a supermarket, which may make finding a spot difficult.
Stone-carved sushi bar with backlit onyx counter creates a warm, intimate atmosphere. Chefs prepare food in front of diners, adding to the engaging experience. Early 2000s hip hop music plays, blending modern vibes with Japanese-inspired design.
Pillowy buns hold tender, flavorful Wagyu and shrimp in the bao. The Wagyu & Shrimp Bao stands out alongside other solid options like shirasu bowls and zucchini tempura.
Miso soup stands out with its fresh mushrooms and elevated flavors. Simple dishes like miso soup taste rich and satisfying.
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Reservations are a must to dine at Mutsu.
Seating is limited, so arrive early.
Almost half of the menu was unavailable when I was seated.
Asian restaurant with modern, inviting decor and photo-worthy corners creates a friendly, vibey atmosphere. Loud, chill music and several TVs showing sports and K-pop fill the space. Cocktails like lychee and passionfruit complement soft dumplings and flavorful chicken rolls.
Bao buns here are super filling and very yummy. They stand out as a fun and satisfying choice to eat.
Soup dumplings stand out with their savory, melt-in-your-mouth quality. The menu also features spicy ramen and a flavorful Piggy soup that complement the dumplings well.
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Happy hour starts at 8pm with $1 wings and late night deals.
The $1 wings are a popular choice during happy hour.
Parking is easier at this location compared to others in the area.
Small space mainly for takeout with some tables for dining in creates a cozy atmosphere with soft background music. Affordable prices and large portions make it suitable for quick meals and family-style sharing. Dumplings stand out as handmade and flavorful, drawing a crowd looking for quality and value.
BBQ bao buns offer a solid, flavorful option alongside the Char Siu Bao. The Xiaolong Bao come smaller and served in tins, which makes them a bit tricky to eat but still tasty with a delicious broth.
Broth in the beef noodle soup is flavorful with very tender beef. Dumpling noodle soup features house and crab meat dumplings that stand out.
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The restaurant offers affordable dishes with large portion sizes.
Parking can be tricky, so plan accordingly.
The menu is easy to understand and quick to order from.
Small dining room with an open kitchen creates a cozy, intimate atmosphere where kitchen sounds blend with conversation. Interior is clean and modern, featuring tasteful decor and bright lighting. Space feels family-friendly and sometimes crowded when busy.
Xiao long bao comes with perfect cooking and a rich soup-filled center. Pan-fried bao offers a tasty contrast, paired well with zha jiang mian and fine shreds of ginger.
Beef noodle soup features fresh noodles and rich broth. Wonton soup offers soft tender wontons in a broth with fresh ginger flavor.
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Dumplings are priced at $11 for four, which is considered a bit pricey.
The small bowl of noodles costs around $13 or $14, which may seem expensive.
The restaurant includes a cucumber salad and an extra soup as bonus items.
Small, cozy space with a clean, modern design creates a welcoming atmosphere. Asian pop music plays softly, keeping the vibe casual and quiet enough for conversation. The place often feels crowded, adding to its lively yet comfortable energy.
Xiao Long Bao here tastes very similar to Din Tai Fung's with delicious bao buns. The texture and flavor satisfy cravings for authentic steamed dumplings.
Soup dumplings stand out with rich broth and tender wrappers, often served in six per order. Beef noodle soup and spicy wonton add hearty, flavorful options alongside other soups and dumplings.
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Prices are very reasonable, about $35 for two people.
The meal is sufficient for two people, and leftovers are common.
Authentic Chinese cuisine is prepared by cooks speaking Mandarin and Cantonese.
Spacious restaurant with a minimalist design and clean, well-maintained decor creates a casual but lively atmosphere. Noise levels are high, making conversations difficult, especially during busy times. Known for authentic, delicious dumplings and top-notch noodles, it offers quick service without carts and affordable prices.
Sheng Jian Bao stands out with its piping hot soup inside and flavorful, moist filling. It takes about 15-20 minutes to prepare and is a consistent favorite alongside BBQ pork buns and Xiao Long Bao.
Noodle soups stand out with rich broth and tender BBQ pork. The Hot and Sour Soup ranks among the best, while the won ton soup and beef noodle soup offer authentic, comforting flavors.
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Reservations are recommended for lunch to avoid long wait times.
The Sheng Jian Bao takes 15-20 minutes to prepare, so expect a wait.
Prices are reasonable compared to other dim sum places in the area.
Small, clean, and modern space with a window showing dumplings made from scratch creates a casual, family-friendly vibe. Crowded during peak times, it offers a relaxed atmosphere focused on fresh dumplings and authentic flavors. Limited seating and a slimmed-down menu emphasize quality over quantity.
Xiao long bao have thin, tender skins and burst with rich, flavorful broth. Pan-fried buns offer a crispy bottom with soft, juicy insides, especially the crab meat ones.
Wonton soup features water chestnut in the filling and a broth with small fish, offering a light but flavorful taste. Soup dumplings have thin skin and juicy soup, while beef shank and braised beef noodle soups provide hearty options.
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Reservations are not required, but expect wait times during peak hours.
Parking is limited, so consider arriving early or using public transport.
The menu is primarily focused on dumplings and a few other Chinese dishes.
Roomy interior combines modern, fresh design with clean, soothing atmosphere. Outdoor patio offers dog-friendly seating and a relaxed vibe. An unlimited sauce bar adds interactive flavor options to the dining experience.
Xiao Long Bao stands out with fresh homemade wrappers and a juicy pork filling. The bao buns are flavorful and served very hot, making them a family favorite.
Spicy beef noodle soup features tender beef and a rich broth. Hot and sour soup offers a fresh, crunchy texture with dumplings, avoiding the usual slimy feel.
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Dumpling Master doesn't accept reservations.
Expect a wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for smaller orders.
Modern Asian interior combines bright, clean design with tasteful Chinese décor creating a tranquil yet lively atmosphere. The space fills with a low buzz of excitement as groups gather for authentic dishes and freshly made dumplings. A bubble tea station adds a unique touch to the dining experience.
Signature baos feature crab meat and the guan tang bao stands out. Xiao Long Bao has a thin skin with flavorful soup inside but can be hot to eat. Shao Long Bao offers a tasty, not too salty filling.
Beef noodle soup stands out with rich broth and tender beef. Soup dumplings feature thin skins filled with juicy crab meat or pork broth. Other soups like chicken and cabbage offer clear, flavorful broths.
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Reservations are not accepted; expect long wait times, especially on weekends.
The skewer menu is available from 9pm to 12:30am.
Good Alley offers discounts and free coconut jelly during its soft opening.
Modern space with glass panel kitchen and QR code menu offers a quiet, cozy atmosphere reminiscent of old Shanghai. Authentic Shanghainese cuisine draws a mix of families and locals seeking stylish, low-key dining with carefully served hot dishes.
Shengjian Bao stands out with its pan-fried, juicy pork filling, offering a taste authentic to Shanghai. The bao buns here are consistently great, combining a soft, fluffy texture with flavorful fillings that appeal to both kids and adults.
Broths range from mildly spicy to rich and comforting, with options like Shanghai Won ton Soup in Clay Pot and curry beef rice noodle soup. Spicy pork soup and spicy wontons add a bold kick to the selection.
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Parking could be challenging in the area.
The restaurant offers authentic Shanghainese taste and affordable pricing.
The owner mentioned that more dishes are coming soon, like crab xiaolongbao.
Bright, modern space with a clean, casual ambiance and homey neighborhood feel. Atmosphere stays relaxing with Mandarin ballads at a comfortable volume, making it suitable for casual dinners or gatherings. Crowds peak at lunch and dinner, creating a lively but comfortable environment.
Sheng jian bao tastes close to Shanghai style and stands out as the real star. Xiao long bao and pork bao offer fantastic flavors with a hint of ginger in the pork bao that makes it unique.
Fish fillet mustard soup and hot and sour soup stand out with rich flavors. The HK style shrimp wonton soup and dynasty sizzling rice soup offer bold tastes. Chicken and corn soup comes with generous meat portions.
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Parking may be challenging; street parking is limited.
They offer a 10% discount on meals this month for their opening.
Reservations are not required but calling ahead for pickup is recommended.
Dining room combines modern Chinese vibes with Jiangnan garden atmosphere, featuring soft lighting, small bridges, and flowing water. Ambiance stays calm and elegant, with beautiful music enhancing a relaxing mood. Space attracts those seeking authentic, elevated Chinese comfort food in a clean, thoughtfully designed setting.
Bao buns feature soft dough and fresh, flavorful fillings like wagyu beef and black pork. Xiao long bao have thin wrappers with plenty of soup that bursts out when bitten.
Soups offer sweet, light broths with very tender, flavorful meat like beef ribs and chicken. The Seafood Rice Soup delivers pure comfort, while Shanghai-style soup dumplings burst with juicy shrimp and black pork.
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All dumplings and baos are made in-house just before opening for maximum freshness.
Most dishes cost between $8-12, making it affordable to try multiple items.
Ordering via tablets is convenient and speeds up the process.
Small, homey space with family-style seating and walls covered in Chinese newspaper clippings creates a laid-back, authentic vibe. The atmosphere is bustling yet comfortable, attracting those seeking genuine Shanghainese flavors served at reasonable prices.
Pan-fried shenjian bao and steamed xiaolongbao stand out here. Pork bao offers a classic flavor, and the pan-fried bao adds a crispy texture.
Soups here include duck blood and vermicelli, special eel noodle, and preserved veg and pork noodle varieties. Options like wonton soup and a 3 vegetable soup offer comforting, flavorful choices at honest prices.
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The restaurant accepts cash only if the bill is below $25.
They offered two free side dishes for dine-in customers.
The dishes are served family style, so be prepared to share.
Noodle and dumpling house with simple modern design and cozy atmosphere. Busy and welcoming, it offers authentic Chinese dishes with generous portions and reasonable prices. Friendly staff support a down-to-earth dining experience.
Pan fried pork bao comes out super hot and juicy with a crispy bottom. The shen jian bao has minimal soup inside and pairs well with chili garlic and black vinegar on the table.
Broth stands out with its rich, flavorful taste and perfect balance. Beef is extremely tender and pairs well with fresh noodles in soups like the Braised Beef and Loatan Pickled Cabbage Beef Noodle Soup.
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A grand opening special allows a 5-star review for any dish to cost $1.
Parking is not available on weekends and weekday evenings.
The restaurant uses QR codes on tables for ordering.
Hole-in-the-wall ramen spot with retro Japanese posters and a cozy, intimate atmosphere. Music plays at a moderate volume, and the space feels welcoming to all ages. Known for authentic ramen with generous portions and reasonable prices.
Pork Bao Buns stand out with their great taste and satisfying texture. The bao buns overall offer a flavorful and enjoyable bite.
Black Tiger Ramen features a soft soup that pairs well with juicy chashu. The Black Tiger Soup offers a very flavorful broth, while the black garlic ramen uses a shio or dashi base.
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Parking can be tricky due to shared spaces with other businesses.
Expect a wait list if arriving after 9 PM, as they stop seating at 10.
The lunch combo offers great value with one appetizer and two entrees.
Restaurant offers a modern, cozy interior with spacious seating and a warm, inviting atmosphere. It stays open late, providing a lively yet comfortable vibe uncommon in the area. The space features bright, clean decor with a high ceiling and a welcoming environment.
Soft, pillowy bao buns have a slight crunch outside and a fresh, flavorful inside. Pork filling balances fat and seasoning well, making the buns stand out alongside dishes like meatball pho.
Broth stands out as better than average with a quick and delicious delivery. Soups come with maximum precision in execution, making them a solid choice for dine-in or takeout.
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The restaurant is open late until midnight, making it a great option for night owls.
Parking may be scarce during peak hours due to its location in a busy plaza.
The menu includes a variety of dishes beyond pho, catering to different tastes.
Cozy restaurant with warm, friendly vibe and clean, well-lit decor that feels inviting for families. Handmade dumplings and dim sum offer fresh, flavorful dishes alongside nostalgic fried noodles and crispy chicken wings. Atmosphere stays low-key and relaxing, making it a comfortable spot for authentic food.
Black truffle bao offers a luxurious depth with rich, aromatic, and umami-packed bites. Xiao long bao pork soup dumplings stand out with a solid flavor, while the Cantonese BBQ pork bun delivers classic char siu taste.
Beef noodle soup offers tender beef, chewy noodles, and a flavorful warm broth. Soup dumplings feature thin skins and solid quality, rivaling those made by Taiwanese and Singaporean chefs.
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The restaurant offers a limited dim sum menu including har gow and siu mai.
Prices for dim sum dishes are generally reasonable, but some items may be expensive.
There is plenty of parking available near the restaurant.
Asian restaurant offers customizable mala tang noodles and spicy broth with large portions and affordable prices. Vibrant interior features custom murals and a dog-friendly patio with lively music. Atmosphere suits casual dining and catching up with friends near campus.
Soft, sweet, and moist bao buns stand out here. Pork belly bao delivers rich flavor and the dishes overall are flavorful and satisfying.
Soups feature a thick, tasty base with options to customize noodles and toppings. Hot and spicy beef soup includes udon noodles, cabbage, bean sprouts, and quail eggs for added flavor and texture.
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The portions are large and prices are affordable.
Free fountain drinks are included with meals.
The menu offers both spicy and non-spicy options.
Open kitchen reveals staff making dumplings through a glass partition, creating a lively and authentic atmosphere. Dining area feels cozy and welcoming, with a casual vibe despite occasional crowd noise. Space is clean and spacious, supporting family-style meals and quick service.
Xiao Long Bao stands out with its chewy texture and soup that flows out when broken, served with chili oil. The pork bao is soft and tasty, making both solid choices for bao buns.
Soup dumplings stand out as a must-order item with very tasty, excellent flavor. Wong tongue soup also offers a distinctive, flavorful experience alongside other noodle soups and Taiwanese eats.
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 9:00 pm.
Expect busy periods that may lead to wait times.
You can feed a party of 6 for less than $20 per person.
Small, casual Asian fusion spot with a cozy, warm atmosphere and modern decor. Quiet and inviting, it suits both couples and families, offering a peaceful vibe with just-right music. Unique features include hot pots cooked at the table and an Asian market setup with imported treats.
Pork belly bao stands out as a quick snack option paired well with beer. The menu includes teriyaki bao alongside other appetizers like fried gyoza and spicy edamame.
Spicy hot pot soup offers a flavorful and intense experience with a delicious soup base rich in spices. This spot serves solid Asian-style soups that stand out during cooler weather.
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There is on-site parking that is easy to find.
Ragin Pot is vegan friendly with a few broth options.
The prices are reasonable, but they charge extra for specific requests.
Small space with traditional Asian decor and dim hanging lanterns creates a cozy but crowded atmosphere. Staff often rush diners, leading to a busy and loud environment where conversation is difficult. Colorful menus with pictures support a straightforward ordering process.
Pan-fried baos stand out with a perfectly crispy bottom and a juicy, soft inside. Steamed pork baos and Xiao Long Bao offer fresh ingredients and a great balance of steamed and fried textures.
Beef noodle soup features tender beef chunks and a spicy broth with hints of star anise and Chinese five spice. Dumplings include soup dumplings and pan-fried buns, all made with high-quality ingredients.
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Parking in the plaza can be difficult to find.
Expect large portions; sharing is recommended.
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early to avoid long waits.
Chinese noodle restaurant combines modern-traditional decor with an elegant yet casual atmosphere where locals chat comfortably. Tableside preparation with sizzling hot broth adds a unique sensory touch. The space feels welcoming and clean, creating a relaxed dining environment.
Xiao long bao and pan fried baos stand out here. The pan fried bao offers a crispy texture that pairs well with the soft steamed buns.
Soups feature savory broths with generous portions and tender meat chunks. Dumplings come with a crispy outside and soft inside, often paired with spicy beef soup for added flavor.
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Reservations are not required, but expect lines during lunch hours.
You can order from your phone using their QR code for convenience.
Parking is easy and plentiful in the strip mall location.
Small restaurant with open kitchen where dumplings and buns are made in view. Atmosphere is lively and chatty with some background noise from kitchen activity and utensils. Offers variety of dishes including vegetarian options and is known for high-quality dumplings.
Pork Xiao Long Bao stands out with tasty broth and a satisfying mix of pork and crab. The char siu bao and steamed shrimp dumplings add variety to the bao options.
Pork soup dumplings come with a good amount of broth and pair well with soy sauce, vinegar, and sliced ginger. Wonton and chicken soups offer delicious flavors, while pork udon soup and beef wonton noodles add variety to the diverse menu.
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Parking is available near the restaurant.
The wait time to get a table is reasonable.
Table seating isn't for more than four people; larger groups may need to wait.
Simple Asian eatery with authentic colorful decor and a laid-back, cozy atmosphere. The space feels clean and comfortable despite some uncomfortable chairs. It fills with lively conversation, creating a casual and inviting vibe.
Xiao long bao here have handmade skins and pack a lot of juice inside. The pork versions are large and juicy, offering authentic Shanghai flavor that stands out.
Soups here feature rich flavors and fresh ingredients. Options like the beef brisket noodle soup and fish soup with pickles stand out for their depth and care in preparation.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available on weekdays, including rice, soup, and a spring roll.
Expect long wait times on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings.
Parking is available at the Ramada next door, which has plenty of spaces.
Simple, clean space with spacious seating and unassuming decor creates a calm, family-friendly atmosphere. Energy stays easygoing and unpretentious, welcoming a steady flow of diners. Focus centers on authentic, handmade dumplings served in generous portions at affordable prices.
Xiao long bao come in pork and are a key item alongside Napa cabbage & pork dumplings and pan-fried options. The menu offers a variety of dumplings including boiled, pan-fried, and xiao long bao styles.
Beef and onion dumplings in soup stand out with thin skins and a flavorful broth. The soup is light and includes seaweed, making it a pleasant dish to enjoy alongside dumplings.
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The restaurant serves a variety of dumplings, including boiled, pan-fried, and soup dumplings.
Prices are very low compared to other dumpling places in the city.
Portions are generous, with 14 dumplings per order.
Open kitchen reveals chefs hand-making dumplings, creating a laid-back atmosphere with modern, elegant décor and bird nest lamps adding unique charm. Space feels clean, spacious, and comfortable, inviting a peaceful yet lively dining experience.
Pan-fried bao have perfectly golden bottoms and pillowy tops with juicy pork filling. The Kurobuta Pork Soup Xiao Long Bao feature delicate wrappers and rich, flavorful broth inside. Handmade dumplings and bao are made fresh right in front of you.
Beef noodle soup stands out with rich flavor and balance. The soup dumplings feature thin, strong wrappers that burst with savory broth. Hot & Sour Soup offers a delicious, tangy taste.
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The restaurant offers a free pitcher of beer for July 4th.
Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
The restaurant accepts credit cards, but cash is preferred for tips.
Massive restaurant with spacious seating and a modern-traditional design offers a cozy, inviting atmosphere with great music. Separate areas include a bar for single diners and a private prayer space. The vibe suits large gatherings and casual meals alike.
Xiao long bao feature thin skin and flavorful soup, with a unique chicken version that still delivers rich broth. Pan fried beef buns and a Chocolate Xiao Long Bao dessert add variety and fun twists.
Chicken wonton soup offers a tasty broth with flavorful dumplings. The chicken xiao long bao stands out by using chicken instead of pork, delivering a rich soup inside each dumpling.
Good to know
All the food is halal.
A $55 'party charge' is added to the bill for large groups.
The lunch special offers great value.