Small hole-in-the-wall bakery with onsite pastry production and a take-out only setup. Lines form early due to popular dim sum and baked goods, including unique items like almond rice cake. Atmosphere feels old-fashioned and busy, with one person serving long lines in a compact space.
Half moon dumplings stand out with their generous filling and delicate shape. Shrimp dumplings bring a fiery kick while pork siomai and chicken buns offer hearty, flavorful options.
Offers very cheap food with quick service. Known for cheap dim sum eats and comfort food.
"You have to try their dim sum and bakery goods; they're the best."
"The dumplings here are fiery and delicious."
"I love their cheap dim sum, it's a tasty comfort food."
Good to know
Long’s Family Pastry is a take-out only establishment.
Expect popular items to sell out by 7:30 am.
Cash is preferred, but credit cards are accepted with a $10 minimum order.
Small dining space with Taiwanese-style decor and open pastry kitchen creates an intimate, casual vibe. Noise levels are high, with loud conversations and kitchen sounds filling the air, evoking a bustling local cafe atmosphere. Seating is cramped but efficient, and self-service stations add to the informal feel.
Dumplings here have balanced flavors and seem to be handmade. They do not offer to-go options for dumplings.
Simple, authentic dishes come at a cheap price, with all options under 15 dollars. Service is fast and portions are filling.
Good to know
Parking is tough, especially on weekends.
The cafe is small, so arriving early is recommended to secure seats.
Prices are very reasonable compared to other Taiwanese restaurants.
Hole-in-the-wall dumpling spot with handmade dumplings and homemade noodles offers a cozy, unpretentious atmosphere reminiscent of a mom-and-pop setup. The space is small and modest, with simple decor and a slightly cramped interior. It draws a crowd seeking authentic Northern Chinese flavors at very reasonable prices.
Homemade dumplings come with spicy juicy pork filling and pair well with affordable prices. Both dumplings and noodle soup offer a delicious, satisfying meal.
Prices stay quite cheap even by 2025 standards. Food offers great value with fast service in a small, no-frills setting.
Good to know
Prices for dumplings start at $17.60 for 30 pieces, which is a great deal.
Credit cards are accepted, making payment convenient.
Expect a wait during busy hours, especially at lunch and dinner.
Modern Chinese restaurant with bright, clean interior and tight seating arrangements creates a lively, sometimes loud atmosphere. Trendy music and cultural decor add to the energetic vibe. Known for authentic, highly praised dumplings and noodles.
Seven gram dumplings stand out with authentic flavors that rival many esteemed spots. The Xiaolongbao and soup dumplings offer a taste that feels truly authentic Chinese and superior to many others.
Offers high-quality food at cheap prices. Some items cost just over 1 yuan per piece, which is still affordable.
Good to know
Expect to wait up to 30 minutes during peak hours on weekends.
Parking is convenient with plenty of spaces available in front.
Prices are reasonable, averaging around $14 per person.
Modern, cozy space with booths and outdoor seating offers a quiet, intimate atmosphere ideal for conversations and date nights. Background music features throwback R&B songs that complement the relaxing vibe. Utensils and decor add a fashionable, cute touch to the clean, comfortable dining area.
Steamed chicken dumplings come out flavorful and perfectly cooked. They pair well with the miso broth ramen, making a solid combo packed with flavor.
Ramen and sushi rolls come at a cheap price without skimping on taste or quality. Surprising affordability makes it a solid choice for budget-friendly meals.
Good to know
The average meal cost is around $15 to $20 per person.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during busy dinner hours.
Basement setting with grotto-like atmosphere and remnants of previous restaurants creates a unique, slightly shabby but welcoming vibe. Latin American music plays softly, adding to the peaceful and cozy environment. Spacious and clean interior feels like a blend of casual dining and cultural character.
Chili oil fried dumplings stand out with aggressive, unique flavors and homemade pork filling. Wontons and spicy chili dumplings feature phenomenal fillings that rank among the best in the city.
Food comes at a very cheap price here. Service moves fast, like a cafeteria style spot, offering several good cheap options.
Good to know
The restaurant celebrates its one-year anniversary in December with special events.
Expect a diverse menu featuring unique Asian-Venezuelan dishes.
Portions are generous and reasonably priced for the area.
Chinese restaurant combines Panda Express style counter with menu ordering option in a cozy atmosphere that feels like home. It attracts those seeking authentic Chinese cuisine with reasonable prices and quick service. Seating is comfortable, supporting both dine-in and takeout experiences.
Dumplings come hot and fresh with a delicious taste and reasonable prices.
Prices stay very low across the menu. Cold dishes stand out as especially cheap. Overall, food costs remain consistently affordable.
Good to know
Ordering food at Home Eat is quick and convenient.
The prices at Home Eat are reasonable for a food court.
You can order in advance on their website without extra fees.
Dim sum restaurant with banquet-style seating and a retro Chinatown vibe offers a spacious interior suited for large groups. Atmosphere ranges from family-style dining with lively energy to quieter, more rushed moments. Dim sum carts and traditional decor add to the authentic experience.
Soupy sweet dumplings stand out with each bite filled with soup. Roast duck and soup dumplings offer authentic, flavorful tastes. Lobster noodles pair well with dumplings, wontons, and buns.
Prices stay reasonable and cheap enough for tight budgets. Meals come quick without stretching your wallet.
Good to know
Visiting on weekends offers a busy yet tasty dim sum experience with trolley carts to choose from.
During the Mid Autumn Festival 2024 on September 17, the restaurant encourages celebrating and enjoying their dishes.
Parking can fill up quickly during lunch hours.
Small independent shop offers takeout-only dim sum with large, fresh dumplings and affordable prices. Atmosphere is simple and unadorned, attracting a steady line of customers seeking quick, tasty options. Specialty items like crispy yutiao in rice roll stand out among typical offerings.
Large shrimp dumplings stand out with incredibly juicy meat and freshness. Har gow and fried chive dumplings have thick dough but strong seasoning. Other dim sum includes coconut bread and radish cake.
Dim sum comes fast and is cheap here. Milk tea costs more and is not budget-friendly.
Good to know
The restaurant only offers dim sum for takeout, no dine-in available.
Expect a long wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Dim sum items are typically under $5, making it an affordable option.
Small dim sum restaurant with limited seating and a casual, quiet atmosphere. Offers inexpensive, flavorful dim sum served throughout the day with friendly, family-run service. Space feels simple and cozy, suitable for a laid-back meal rather than formal dining.
Hot and fresh dumplings come in several varieties like veggie, shrimp, and chive dumplings. Popular items also include pork buns and sesame balls, alongside tasty chicken feet and rice noodle rolls.
Prices stay very cheap here compared to others. Food quality matches the low cost, making it a solid value option.
Good to know
Dim sum is served all day except during afternoon breaks from 3-4 pm.
Expect a busy crowd starting around 11:30 am, especially on weekends.
The restaurant is closed on Tuesdays.
Wide kitchen opening reveals a machine making knife-cut noodles fresh on site. Cozy yet elegant atmosphere suits casual dinners and special occasions. Busy with authentic Shanxi noodle dishes and generous portions, it draws those seeking genuine northern Chinese flavors.
Beef and lamb dumplings stand out with refreshing flavors and hearty portions. Dumplings come alongside dishes like beef noodles and stir-fried knife-cut noodles, offering a meaty, satisfying experience.
Big portions of noodles come at a cheap price. Food is plentiful, filling, and served fast.
Good to know
The restaurant accepts cash only; no credit cards for bills under $20.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially if you seat yourself.
Prices are reasonable, with meals costing around $25 per person.
Large open dining area with communal tables and two-seat booths creates a casual, fast-food style atmosphere. Self-service setup leads to a busy, quick-paced environment especially during peak hours. Menu focuses on authentic Taiwanese flavors with standout potstickers and various dumplings.
Various flavored dumplings stand out with options like pork and vegetable. Potstickers and Taiwanese-style dumplings offer distinct tastes, often paired with soups like beef noodle or hot and sour.
Offers many cheap good deal combos. Tea prices stay lower than average.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; seating is first come, first served.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Online orders are priced higher than in-store orders.
Small space with limited seating creates a busy, lively atmosphere where standing tables dominate. Fast-casual setup includes robot woks delivering authentic Chinese flavors with a cafeteria-style service. Self-serve stations and condiment options add to the practical, no-frills dining experience.
Soup dumplings offer a great flavor and are quite filling. Other dumplings tend to fall apart and feel less satisfying compared to the rest of the menu.
Prices stay insanely cheap here. Food offers great value without skimping on taste.
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Dishes cost around $4 each, making them very affordable.
The restaurant offers great portion sizes for the price.
There is free parking available in the garage.
Bright, spacious interior with an orange theme and cozy vibe creates a peaceful atmosphere. The place offers authentic Chinese cuisine with a fast casual energy and is kid friendly. Background music and natural lighting add to the homey feel.
Soup dumplings feature thin wrappers and juicy filling with balanced seasoning. Crispy skirt dumplings offer a deeply browned, lacy crisp bottom with tender tops. Dumplings come with lunch specials including wonton soup and pair well with peanut noodles and beef dumplings.
Food prices stay super cheap here, making it easy on the wallet. Quality varies, but the cheap factor stands out the most.
Good to know
Parking is available west of El Camino Real, making it easy to find a spot.
A QR code ordering system is in place for customers to place their orders.
The restaurant offers vegetarian options on the menu.
Chinese noodle restaurant offers authentic Lanzhou beef noodles with hand-pulled noodles and a clean, flavorful broth. Interior feels bright and new, reflecting modern Chinese style, with a quiet and pleasant atmosphere. The place attracts those seeking halal, northern-west style Chinese cuisine near the beach.
Food comes at a cheap price and tastes good. Adding extra noodles costs very little. Cups and forks are plastic, which feels cheap and not eco-friendly.
Good to know
The restaurant offers two hours of free underground parking.
During the Mid-Autumn Festival, Lanzhou Beef Noodles are $8.99, down from $14.99.
Everything was 50% off during the soft opening.
Small dim sum spot offers a quiet, cozy atmosphere with Chinese-themed decorations and peaceful music. Seating is limited and designed more for takeout convenience than extended dining. Prices remain reasonable despite smaller portion sizes.
Shrimp and pork dumplings come tightly stuffed with sweet shrimp flavor. Soup dumplings and har gao stay fresh and well crafted, often enjoyed with chili oil or alongside custard buns.
Cheap dim sum comes in to-go boxes and paper plates that contrast with the traditional decor. The spot feels like a hole in the wall with affordable prices.
Good to know
Parking is very limited, especially during Saturday lunch hours.
The salted egg bun is only available during weekends.
The dim sum costs $3 for three pieces, which is relatively affordable.
Narrow dining space with outdated interiors and busy takeout windows creates a downscale atmosphere. The place draws crowds for its authentic dim sum despite a worn and cluttered setting. Energy feels low key, offering a break from city hustle.
Shrimp dumplings and shu mai stand out with their fresh, tender fillings. The menu keeps it simple with steamed basics and buns, all consistently flavorful.
Dim sum items sell by the piece at very cheap prices, letting you get just the right amount. The food stays delicious and service is usually fast, making it a solid choice for quick, affordable meals.
Good to know
The restaurant accepts cash only for all transactions.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Portions have decreased significantly, often not enough for two people.
Restaurant divides into hot pot buffet and a la carte sections, keeping steam separate from diners. Atmosphere blends Xinjiang-style decor with automated robot servers delivering meat. Space feels family-friendly with a warm, welcoming vibe and a small prayer room.
Buffet offers a wide variety of dumplings alongside meats, seafood, and vegetables. Dumplings stand out as unique and delicious with options to customize in a hot pot or enjoy fried.
Hotpot offers very cheap prices without sacrificing quality. Rice stays affordable and resists inflation effects.
Good to know
The lunch buffet is an incredible value at $20, offering a variety of options.
All ingredients served are halal, catering to dietary restrictions.
Parking is plentiful and easily accessible near the restaurant.