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.
Authentic handmade dumplings and Shandong flavor define the menu. Food offers a home style feel with dumplings and fried rice that taste genuine and affordable.
Northern-style dumplings feature meat and seafood fillings. Shrimp fried rice stands out as excellent, paired well with tomato egg vegetable soup.
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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, stylish space with elegant decor and well-balanced lighting creates a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Many private dining rooms accommodate gatherings and small events comfortably. The vibe blends authentic Sichuan energy with a lively yet relaxed setting.
Dishes deliver authentic Sichuan flavors with a balance of spice and heat that goes beyond just burning the mouth. The food stays fresh and high quality, matching the lively and authentic atmosphere.
Sea Bass stands out with flaky fish and savory soybean sauce. The grilled fish comes with a chicken soup base but may include unexpected ingredients like chicken skin.
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The anniversary menu is available from November 1 to November 11.
Private rooms are available with a minimum spend of 800.
Parking is easy with a large lot across the street.
Market-style setup combines with futuristic decor and robot servers to create a Blade Runner-esque vibe. Bright, clean space feels modern and creative despite some crowding and smoky BBQ aroma. Touchscreen ordering and induction heat tables add a unique interactive element to the hot pot experience.
Flavors come through as authentic Northeastern Chinese style with fresh ingredients and generous portions. The food shows clear care and attention to detail.
Seafood here is incredibly fresh, featuring live lobster and crab alongside oysters. The grilled lobster stands out, and the lighter broth complements the seafood well.
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Chubby Mart offers quality cuts of meat, seafood, and live seafood options.
Expect long wait times during peak hours due to popularity.
Desserts are priced at $16 each, which may be considered expensive.
Spacious dining area with clean, beautifully designed interior featuring wooden accents and warm lighting creates a comfortable atmosphere. A free self-serve dessert and fruit bar adds a unique touch to the experience. The place often feels cozy and pleasant, welcoming a diverse crowd.
Generous portions showcase authentic Yunnan cuisine with dishes like Mao Xue Wang and rice noodles full of genuine flavor. Stir-fried items also maintain a true-to-region taste.
Grilled fish comes out crispy outside and tender inside, showing clear freshness. Fish slices, shrimp, and chicken mix well, and the fish soup tastes fresh. Boiled fish stands out as a notable dish.
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The food comes out quickly at this restaurant.
The lunch special pricing is great.
Portions are generous and very filling.
Modern interior blends warmth with subtle pop art accents, creating a vibrant yet comfortable atmosphere. The setting suits gatherings and date nights, offering a cozy and lively vibe. Attention to detail shows in thoughtful amenities like complimentary snacks.
Dishes have layers of flavor and stay true to traditional tastes. The Shunde-style braised chicken and red bean double skin milk deliver a genuinely authentic Cantonese hotpot experience.
Seafood here stays incredibly fresh, with handmade shrimp balls and fish slices that cook quickly and remain tender. Steamed fish and light, fragrant congee highlight the natural sweetness of the seafood.
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Reservations are required to order via phone, with English and Chinese menus available.
The sauce bar costs $4.99 per person and includes fresh ginger slices.
Expect to pay around $30 to $50 per person for a meal.
Cozy, mom-and-pop style restaurant with authentic Hunan cuisine and a bright, spacious ambiance. Dogs are allowed inside, contributing to a lively, sometimes noisy atmosphere. Offers free ice cream and popsicles after meals, enhancing the casual dining experience.
Authentic Hunan cuisine shines with strong, true-to-region flavors and the perfect wok hei. The food tastes like what you'd find in China, served in a friendly, genuine setting.
Black Truffle and Shrimp Fried Rice stands out as a pleasant surprise. The stinky fish ranks among the best in Los Angeles. Seafood dishes balance spiciness and flavor well.
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Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
The restaurant allows dogs, making it pet-friendly.
Adjustable spiciness levels are available for all dishes.
Small space offers authentic Shanghainese cuisine with reasonable prices and generous portions like lion's head and red braised pork. Atmosphere feels down-to-earth and quiet, with many takeouts and a hidden gem vibe. Service includes occasional tension but food quality remains a highlight.
Food serves authentic Shanghainese cuisine with dishes like Shanghai egg rolls that capture the true taste. Few places in Southern California offer this level of genuine Shanghai flavor.
Shrimp dishes stand out with perfect cooking and impeccable texture. Fish options like braised slices and fish with seaweed offer flavorful, well-prepared seafood experiences.
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The restaurant is small and does not take reservations.
Prices are reasonable and offer good value for money.
They primarily focus on takeout orders.
Spacious dining area features red lanterns and traditional Chinese wallpapers creating a beautiful setting. Atmosphere stays lively without overwhelming noise, with many large tables and private rooms available. Food is known for authentic Peking duck and other classic dishes, served without MSG.
Chinese dishes here deliver authentic flavors closely matching those found in China. The Peking duck stands out as freshly prepared and true to its traditional taste.
Shrimp dishes include plump salt & pepper shrimp and Kung Pao Shrimp, but some shrimp have been spoiled. Chili fish with glass noodles is tasty and not spicy. Seafood dumpling soup offers authentic flavors.
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Reservations are required at least 60 minutes in advance for Peking duck.
Lunch specials are available for $11 per dish on weekdays.
Takeout containers cost $0.50 each, so bring your own if possible.
Copper hot pot and live music performances create a lively, bright atmosphere with a spacious, colorful interior. The place draws crowds eager for interactive dining with a sauce bar and dessert options. Noise levels rise during performances, making conversation difficult at times.
Broth and ingredients deliver authentic Chinese hotpot flavors. The cooking style stays true to traditional methods, offering a genuine hot pot experience.
Oysters and abalone come very fresh here. Soup bases like Lamb Spine and Seafood add good flavor and value to the meal.
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Reservations are recommended due to potential long wait times, especially on weekends.
Ladies' night on Tuesdays offers a 10% discount for women and up to 50% off for groups of five.
The restaurant stays open until 10:30 pm on Fridays, later than many others.
Seafood steams directly at the table under a glass dome, creating an interactive dining experience. The space feels clean and elegant with bright lighting and a cozy atmosphere suitable for gatherings. Lines and some chaos occur outside, but inside the vibe remains inviting and comfortable.
Fresh seafood and authentic dumplings stand out here. Northern-style steamed buns deliver genuine flavors that taste fresh and true to tradition.
Fresh seafood gets steamed right in front of you, locking in natural sweetness and flavor. Options like lobster, oysters, razor clams, and scallops come perfectly cooked, paired with tasty buns and a unique dipping sauce.
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Parking is very convenient with options including rear and underground parking.
The EV charging station is super convenient.
The lunch special with buns and a soup is reasonably priced.
Restaurant blends modern and traditional Hong Kong elements with neon lights and retro-style dining sets creating a cozy yet stylish atmosphere. Space feels inviting and clean, suitable for quick bites, socializing, or working. Decor includes unique plates and Hong Kong street food signs, enhancing an authentic cafe vibe.
Strong, authentic Hong Kong milk tea stands out with its rich and smooth texture. Generous portions and reasonable prices complement the true Hong Kong-style café experience.
Stir fried seafood with X.O. Sauce comes with white rice and carries the wok's breath. Seafood fried rice offers a large portion with plenty of shrimp and pork.
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The prices at the cafe are affordable, with breakfast specials for $15 plus tax.
The portions of seafood fried rice are particularly large, providing good value.
The cafe offers a wide array of traditional Hong Kong dishes.
Spacious dining area with family-friendly atmosphere and large portions encourages group gatherings. Noise levels rise with crowd, creating a lively and bustling vibe. Interior features a giant xiao long bao mural symbolizing warmth and reunion.
Dishes showcase authentic Chinese flavors with a clear Hong Kong style influence. Food consistently delivers a genuine, delicious taste that suits group dining.
Lightly battered fish stands out with its flaky texture and sweet, savory flavor. Pan-fried noodles come with shrimp, fish cake, and baby bok choy, soaked in a savory gravy. Salt and pepper calamari and fried fish with seaweed also feature as notable seafood options.
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The restaurant offers large portions that can easily feed four people.
Prices are fair, but online menu prices are higher than in-store prices.
A minimum spend of $300 is required for the private room.