Small, family-owned spot offers authentic American-style Chinese dishes in a quiet, homey setting with outdated decor. Sweet and sour pork is balanced and perfect, paired well with house fried rice and classic sides. Friendly vibe keeps regulars coming back.
Sweet and sour pork comes out made to perfection with a balanced flavor. It pairs well with the house fried rice and often comes with sides like egg rolls and egg flower soup.
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Only takeout orders are available; no dine-in service at this time.
The restaurant is open from 12pm to 10pm on Saturdays.
Prices for dishes range from $14 to $17 per plate.
Bright, clean space with warm rustic decor offers a cozy vibe for family meals. Sweet and sour pork stands out with its crispy outside and tender inside, balanced by a light, non-greasy batter and perfect sweet and sour flavor. Generous portions and authentic Northeastern Chinese dishes come at reasonable prices.
Sweet and sour pork features a crispy outside and tender inside with a balanced sweet and sour flavor using white vinegar. The batter stays light and not greasy, maintaining texture even when cold.
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The portions at Na Jia Cafe are generous, perfect for sharing.
Lunch specials are affordable and offer a wide variety of options.
Prices for dishes range from $15 to $20, providing good value.
Bright, clean space offers a homey vibe with huge portions of crispy, tender sweet and sour pork. Handmade noodles and spicy seafood soups bring authentic flavors. Generous parking and sanitizer ensure a safe dining experience.
Crispy and tender fried sweet and sour pork comes in a huge portion. It pairs well with black noodles and works great in combos with spicy seafood noodle soup.
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The restaurant offers large portions suitable for sharing among four people.
Cleanliness is a priority, with sanitizer available at almost every table.
There is ample parking available, including underground options.
Small, cozy spot buzzes with a lively atmosphere and tight tables full of dishes. Sweet and sour pork shines with tenderloin cut and balanced flavor. TVs show folk food, adding to the authentic home-style vibe locals love.
Sweet and sour pork comes as a tenderloin cut with a balanced flavor. It pairs well with dishes like garlic pork intestines and stir-fried cauliflower, making it a solid choice here.
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There is ample parking available nearby for diners.
Expect longer wait times during dinner hours, especially on weekends.
Prices are reasonable, with generous portion sizes for each dish.
Enjoy crispy sweet and sour pork with fresh stir-fried vegetables in generous portions. Affordable prices and authentic Northeastern Chinese flavors make meals satisfying. Outdoor seating adds a casual touch despite limited space and some hygiene concerns.
Sweet and sour pork comes in crispy, generous portions with an authentic flavor that stays crisp even after a while. It pairs well with stir-fried vegetables like eggplant, potatoes, and green peppers for a balanced meal.
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The price is $14.99 for two dishes with rice or noodles.
Three dishes cost $15.99, including options for rice or vegetables.
One lunch box is enough for two people, offering great value.
Northeastern Chinese barbecue fills the air with cumin and charcoal aromas while sweet and sour pork offers authentic, delicious flavor. Clay pot rice noodles add to the authentic flavors. Bright lights and bumping music create a laid-back vibe perfect for friends.
Sweet and sour pork stands out for its authentic flavor and delicious taste. It pairs well with grilled fish and lamb skewers, making it a favorite dish here.
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Reservations are recommended in advance due to the time required for clay pot cooking.
Expect to queue during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant is open late, making it a good option for late-night snacks.
Chinese noodle restaurant offers a modern-traditional decor and a welcoming atmosphere where locals enjoy chatting. Sweet and sour pork shines with authentic Harbin style flavors, perfectly paired with dishes like chicken stew and tomato beef. Tableside broth preparation adds a unique sensory touch to the meal.
Sweet and sour pork here features authentic Harbin style with a delicious balance of flavors. It stands out as a go-to dish alongside other favorites like chicken stew with mushrooms and tomato beef.
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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.
Old-school Korean Chinese spot buzzes with chaotic energy and a homie atmosphere. Crispy sweet and sour pork stays crunchy with a special frying powder and balanced sauce. Generous portions of rich jajangmyeon complete the simple, clean setting with large tables for groups.
Crispy batter stays crunchy until the end thanks to a special frying powder. The dipping sauce is not too sweet, which highlights the crispy pork flavor well.
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Parking costs $3 in cash, with limited availability in a small lot.
Valet parking is available for $3.
The restaurant is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Cozy Korean spot shines with magic tricks and lively chatter. Sweet and sour pork boasts crispy tangy crust and tender meat, served in generous portions. Menu also features spicy jjambbong and black bean noodles, making meals both fun and filling.
Sweet and sour pork features tender meat with a perfectly crisp and tangy outer layer. Portions come super generous and pair well with noodles.
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Parking is valet only, but free street parking is available after 6pm.
Expect to pay under $15 for Jjajangmyeon and Jjamppong sets.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegan options and generous portions.
Decor shows Northeast China style with cozy iron pots and wooden tables. Sweet and sour pork is crispy outside, tender inside with authentic flavor. Private rooms mimic traditional kang beds, perfect for families and groups.
Sweet and sour pork features a crispy outside and tender inside texture. It offers an authentic flavor that stands out as especially delicious.
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Reservations are required at least a few days in advance for the goose dish, especially on weekends.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours, particularly on weekends.
The restaurant offers a unique dining experience with a big pot for choosing soup, meat, and vegetables.
New, clean spot inside a market offers spacious seating and a quiet vibe with early 2000s tunes. Large portions of seafood-rich spicy noodle soups shine alongside tender sweet and sour pork with a unique pure white color. Casual self-service style keeps it easy and fresh.
Tender texture stands out in the sweet and sour pork. The dish features a pure white color, setting it apart visually.
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The portions are large enough to share between two people.
Vegetarian and seafood allergy accommodations are available.
Dishes must be returned to the cashier after eating.
Spacious interior and modern design create a welcoming spot for groups. Sweet and sour pork has a gooey outside and pairs well with mayo pancakes. Open sauce bar adds a casual, interactive touch to dining.
Sweet and sour pork features a gooey outside with a texture that is not too chewy. It pairs well as an appetizer alongside mayo pancakes.
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You pay the bill at the front after you are done eating.
Parking at The Source is easy with a dedicated parking structure.
The price is based on weight, allowing for customization of your bowl.
Chinese Korean cuisine shines with authentic vibe and private dining rooms. Sweet and sour pork offers a good balance of flavors, but fried chicken stands out more. Parking is usually available, making it easy for groups to gather.
Offers Korean sweet and sour pork with a good balance of flavors. The dish is solid but the fried chicken tends to stand out more.
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Parking is available in front and back of the restaurant.
Expect a wait of less than three minutes during peak lunch times.
Most dishes are priced around $20 to $30, with large portions.
Cozy space buzzes with lively talk and Korean tunes, creating a warm vibe. Sweet and sour pork shines with light crispy batter and a thin sauce that highlights texture. Authentic Korean-Chinese dishes like black bean noodles add bold flavor, while free parking and cleanliness boost comfort.
Batter on the fried sweet and sour pork stays light and crispy. Sauce is thin, letting the pork's texture stand out.
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Reservations are highly recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
Expect wait times during busy hours as the restaurant can get crowded.
Free parking is available for diners at Chai Lan.
Korean Chinese spot shines with authentic Jjajangmyeon and crispy sweet and sour pork that stays tender inside. Cozy, clean space fits casual meals and groups, with quick service and free parking nearby.
Sweet and sour pork features a crispy fried coating like a cookie, replacing the previous glutinous rice layer. The pork stays chewy yet tender inside, offering a texture similar to versions found in Korea.
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Free parking is available right in front of the building.
Lunch service is quick, with immediate seating available.
The portions are generous relative to the price.
Large, bright space with spaced tables offers a quiet, sterile atmosphere. Sweet and sour pork stands out with its chewy, crispy texture from rice flour batter. Efficient service via table tablets makes ordering easy and convenient.
Sweet and sour pork features a chewy and crispy texture from rice flour batter. It pairs well with dishes like Jajangmyeon and Jjamppong, making it a solid choice to share.
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Parking can be challenging during peak hours due to limited spaces.
Free parking is available in the lot for diners.
Ordering is done via tablets at the table, streamlining the process.
Asian spot shines with authentic Chinese BBQ and juicy lamb skewers kept warm by small stoves. Sweet and sour pork offers crispy batter and a sweet sauce that bursts with flavor. Cozy vibe suits late-night cravings until 2 AM.
Juicy meat inside a crispy batter pairs with a sweet sauce on the outside. The dish is full of flavor and stands out for its delicious taste.
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Yi Pin Chuan is open late until 2am every day.
A minimum order of ¥60 is required for food purchases.
Parking is convenient as the restaurant is inside a plaza.
Cozy spot with home-like atmosphere and moderate music sets a relaxed mood. Korean noodles like jjajangmyeon shine with great taste. Sweet and sour pork is crispy and light, fitting the simple, neighborhood vibe.
Sweet and sour pork comes out crispy without feeling too heavy. The flavor is straightforward, nothing too special or complex.
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Parking is limited, with only a few spots available in front of the restaurant.
The restaurant is small, so expect a wait during peak hours.
Prices are competitive, with reasonable options for most dishes.
Spacious seating with large tables suits big groups well. Authentic northern Chinese dishes shine with generous portions and low prices. Sweet and sour pork is a highlight, especially the crispy Guobaorou with its tangy sauce. Expect a hot, smoky atmosphere that adds character but may affect comfort.
Traditional sweet and sour pork stands out with authentic flavors and a delicious balance. Guobaorou, a North Eastern Chinese version, features crispy pork with a tangy sauce.
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Reservations are required in advance for Peking Duck.
Parking is available right out front, which is rare for this area.
The total cost for two meals is approximately $80, including leftovers.
Open kitchen lets you watch chefs make dumplings live, adding fun to dining. Sweet and sour pork comes as spare ribs, very sweet with mostly fat. Ambiance shifts from cozy calm to busy, with unique wooden gazebo and temple-like decor.
Sweet and sour pork appears as both ribs and spare ribs, with the spare ribs being very sweet and mostly fat with little meat. The dish consistently shows up alongside other favorites like shrimp dumplings and orange chicken.
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Reservations are not accepted; seating is first-come, first-served.
If your order is less than $20, you must pay cash or via Zelle.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Small, modern space pulses with loud K-pop music and a trendy interior. Sweet and sour pork features crispy tempura-style batter and a well-balanced sauce. Authentic Korean-style Chinese dishes offer bold flavors and generous portions.
Crispy pieces come with a light tempura-style batter and a yummy sauce on the side. The dish balances sweet and sour flavors well and stands out as a highlight on the menu.
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Parking is available in the lot in front of the restaurant.
The total cost for two dishes, including tip and tax, is nearly $40.
Having lunch for two people typically costs around $50.
Spacious Korean spot offers a clean, modern vibe with an open kitchen showing visible flames. Sweet and sour pork is crispy and tangy with a light batter for a healthier bite. Tables come with hair ties and bibs for a thoughtful dining touch.
Sweet and sour pork comes with a crispy texture and a sweet, tangy sauce. It uses a light batter and lean meat, making it a healthier option.
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Parking costs $1 every 10 minutes, but validation is available for customers.
Parking can be tricky during lunch, but there's street parking nearby.
During lunchtime, expect minimal wait times for a table.
Old diner vibe offers a calm, fuss-free spot with free parking. Large portions shine, especially the homemade noodles in a unique seafood broth. Sweet and sour pork is a highlight with 17 crispy pieces that balance soft and crunchy perfectly.
Sweet and sour pork comes in a plentiful portion of 17 pieces. The pork is both crispy and soft, offering a tasty bite each time.
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The parking lot is small but free, which is rare in KTown.
Food portions are large, often enough for two meals.
Jajangmyeon costs $10, offering good value for the portion size.
Northern Chinese spot serves authentic Dongbei cuisine with generous portions and a crispy sweet and sour pork that is juicy inside. Casual vibe with live weekend music and private rooms for groups makes it lively and welcoming.
Sweet and sour pork features a crispy and crumbly outer layer with a tender, juicy inside. It balances sweet and sour flavors authentically and stands out as a signature dish often ordered repeatedly.
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Happy hour offers three large skewers for only $1.99.
A promotion after 8:00 PM includes BBQ specials.
Ordering over $49 allows adding a super-sized portion of sweet and sour pork for $1.99.
Small space buzzes with authentic Northeastern BBQ and huge portions of sweet and sour pork. Charcoal-grilled skewers bring bold flavors in a comfortable yet lively setting. Late hours and parking make it easy to enjoy genuine tastes anytime.
Authentic flavor defines the sweet and sour pork here, with a perfect coating that keeps it delicious. Portions come huge, offering solid value alongside other dishes.
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Ordering is done via a QR code, and self-service for water is required.
The restaurant stays open late, making it ideal for late-night snacks.
Prices are above average, with skewers priced around $8.99.
Spacious dining halls with ample seating offer a lively, casual Hong Kong cafe vibe. Sweet and sour pork features a heavy sauce that some find strong, priced between 19.99 and 29.99. Diverse menu and large tables suit families and groups well.
Sweet and sour pork comes with a heavy sauce that some find overwhelming. Prices vary between 19.99 and 29.99. Overall, the dish is acceptable but not exceptional.
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Reservations are recommended for special dishes that need to be pre-ordered 1-2 days in advance.
Happy hour specials run from 3pm to 5pm on Sundays.
Expect to queue during peak meal times, especially on weekends.
Roomy space with authentic Mongolian decor sets a lively mood for big groups. Sweet and sour pork offers a crispy texture with a slightly sour balance, echoing Jilin flavors. Bold, spicy dishes and large portions keep the menu exciting and satisfying.
Sweet and sour pork features a crispy texture with a balanced flavor that leans slightly sour. The dish includes three deep-fried pieces and offers an authentic taste similar to versions from Jilin.
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Parking is available, making it convenient, especially on busy nights.
The restaurant is open until midnight, perfect for late-night dining.
Lunch specials offer generous portions at reasonable prices.
Spacious dining room with nostalgic 1970s decor sets a cozy, lively scene. Sweet and sour pork is a crowd-pleaser with kids but can be mostly batter with little meat. Classic American Chinese food offers generous portions at reasonable prices.
Sweet and sour pork varies here. Some find it fresh tasting and a crowd-pleaser with kids, while others note it as mostly batter with little meat and lacking sourness.
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Parking is available in a large lot behind the restaurant, but it can fill up during peak hours.
The restaurant only accepts cash payments, so plan accordingly.
Portions are large, often providing enough for leftovers.
Chinese spot serves sweet and sour pork with sides like chow mein and fried rice for under $15. Portions are generous and prices affordable. Atmosphere feels rough with cleanliness issues and homeless presence, favoring grab-and-go over dine-in.
Sweet and sour pork stands as a staple dish here, often paired with other favorites like orange chicken and dried fried ribs. It comes alongside options like chow mein and fried rice, making for a filling combo under $15.
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The restaurant is good for takeout only.
Prices are affordable, with generous portion sizes.
The parking lot is crowded, so arrive early.