Restaurant offers authentic Sichuan cuisine with fresh ingredients and spicy flavors. Interior is clean and spacious with comfortable, high-end furniture. Atmosphere stays casual and comfortable, suitable for groups and quiet dining.
Pot stickers have a delicate homemade taste and come pan-fried. They pair well with a vinegary dipping sauce and go nicely with stir-fried noodles, making them suitable for kids.
Fish dishes feature fresh, tender textures with no fishy taste. Pickled fish stands out as super tender and flavorful, while Douban fish offers a rich, melt-in-the-mouth experience with a bold sauce.
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Bobo chicken isn't always available, which can be disappointing.
The dining area and restroom are spotless.
QJ Kitchen offers a good variety of food for spicy and non-spicy enthusiasts.
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.
Pan-fried veggie potstickers stand out with their crispy texture and flavorful filling. Dumplings include XLB and duck varieties, showing a solid range in the dumpling selection.
Szechuan fish fillet stands out with its five spice flavor and a good level of spiciness. Salt & pepper fish and fish fillet mustard soup also feature on the menu.
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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.
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.
Crispy potstickers burst with juicy filling. Dim sum also features spicy red oil hand dumplings with dry chili paste.
Fish dishes come with rich flavors like the black bean sauce on Dr. Fish and the comforting seafood tofu hot pot loaded with shrimp, fish, squid, tofu, and mushrooms. Crab meat and fish maw soup and deep-fried sole fish offer a good balance of texture and taste.
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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.
Taiwanese restaurant offers authentic flavors in a quiet, cozy setting with Chinese-style decor. The atmosphere feels family-like and comfortable, suitable for gatherings and big parties. Food quality reflects care and ownership, making it a local favorite for Taiwanese cuisine.
Potstickers stand out as a favorite with a crispy fried texture and flavorful filling. They pair well with dishes like basil chicken and twice-cooked pork.
Freshness stands out with the fried fish fillets that are sweet and incredibly crispy. Dishes like fish filet in chili oil, pickled spicy fish, and fish curry offer great flavors and variety.
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Reservations are recommended for large parties to ensure seating.
Parking fills up quickly during dinner hours, so arrive early.
The restaurant offers a 10% discount on total bills.
Open kitchen with handmade dumplings creates an engaging and bright atmosphere. Spacious seating with clean booths and tables supports a casual, lively vibe. Fresh ingredients and authentic flavors define the dining experience.
Fried pork potstickers come out perfectly crisp and flavorful. Options include Napa pork and shrimp chive egg dumplings in soup, all consistently well made and satisfying.
Fish appears in several dumpling options including fish and mushroom, which offers a subtle but nice flavor. Dumplings combining lamb, beef, and fish provide an all-in-one filling choice.
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Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Dumplings cost around $11.99 for a dish of 12 pieces.
Parking is ample and easy to find in the plaza.
Space blends modern elegance with traditional charm in a cozy, inviting atmosphere that suits casual and date dining. Jazz music adds a lively touch while the interior feels tastefully remodeled and clean. Noise levels rise during busy times, creating a vibrant energy.
Pot stickers come out flavorful and well-portioned. They stand out as delicious and among the best served here.
Salt and pepper fish stands out with its perfect seasoning and memorable flavor. It draws attention as a dish worth traveling for.
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Reservations are recommended for larger groups, especially during holidays.
Parking is difficult to find near the restaurant, so plan accordingly.
The restaurant is family-friendly and offers a clean environment.
Dumpling restaurant offers modern interior with tight seating and large round tables for sharing. Atmosphere ranges from lively and noisy during busy times to cramped and warm without air conditioning. Popular spot draws crowds, especially for fresh, hand-made dumplings and group dining.
Crispy and juicy textures define the potstickers here. The pork and shrimp versions stand out alongside Xiao Long Bao and dry fired string beans with pork.
Fish dumplings stand out with their hot and sour flavor and offer a nice change of pace among the dumpling options.
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Reservations are only accepted for parties of six or more.
Expect long wait times during peak hours; arrive early to secure seating.
The restaurant enforces a one-hour dining limit, which may affect your experience.
Sichuan restaurant with intricate artwork and a spacious, clean interior creates a comfortable, authentic atmosphere. The space suits family and friends dining and includes a kid- and dog-friendly outdoor area. Seating is ample and the vibe stays relaxed with a traditional touch.
Potstickers vary here. Some are fried really well with extremely crispy homemade wrappers. Others lack filling, appear flat, dry, and unrecognizable as potstickers.
Spicy fish dishes stand out with options like Szechuan water boiled fish and soft tofu fish that balance heat and flavor well. Portions are generous, often enough to share between two.
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Sichuan Style offers a Monday through Friday lunchtime special for $12.95.
Expect a friendly queue with wait times around 20 minutes during peak hours.
Lunch specials range from $13-17, available from 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM.
Interior features Asian-inspired decor with stylish, romantic design and photo-friendly artwork. Atmosphere balances warm, welcoming vibes with lively music and dancing, creating a fun environment for groups. Cocktails and sushi stand out as notable highlights.
Filet mignon potstickers stand out with rich flavor and tender texture. The wagyu potstickers and pork belly bao buns also deliver strong, savory tastes.
Fish dishes show super fresh quality with some ranking among the top ever tasted. Sushi fish sometimes carries a chemical taste, and nigiri rice lacks enough stickiness to hold well.
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Happy hour offers great deals on drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant turns into a nightclub on weekends after dinner.
Reservations are recommended for large groups, especially on weekends.
Open kitchen reveals chefs making massive authentic wontons and preparing orders with fast, efficient service. Small, clean, modern space fills with a busy, no-nonsense vibe during peak hours, while quieter times feel more peaceful and welcoming.
Pan Fried Potstickers stand out with a hot and crispy texture. They come small, more like gyoza, and pair well with Chili Oil.
Fish features prominently with fish balls, fish sticks, and fish in chow mein alongside shrimp and calamari. Broths consistently carry a fish flavor regardless of the soup choice.
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Reservations are not accepted; register your name and party size at the counter to wait for a table.
Expect long wait times during peak hours; arrive early to secure a spot.
The broth in the beef noodle soup contains seafood, which is crucial for those with shellfish allergies.
Asian men cooking behind the counter create an authentic atmosphere. Large portions and affordable prices attract a steady crowd, often forming a line outside. Food quality rivals other Chinese spots with highlights like sesame chicken, black bean ribs, and generous wonton soup.
Pot stickers have a notable texture but often arrive dry and cold. They stand out among other dishes like string beans and sesame chicken.
Battered fried fish and Salt and Pepper Fish stand out here. Salt and Pepper Fish comes only in a fixed salt level, no medium option.
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The portions are large and affordable, making it a good value.
Expect a long line during peak hours, indicating its popularity.
Cash payments are accepted, but check your change carefully.
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.
Pan-fried dumplings and potstickers come out crispy and flavorful. They pair well with scallion noodles and noodle soups, making for a tasty meal.
Fish dishes feature tender texture and pair well with rice. Options include sweet and sour fish with pine nuts and smoked fish, though fried fish can taste bitter.
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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.