Market-style setup with robot servers creates a Blade Runner vibe. Self-service hot pot offers high quality meats and dual broths like sukiyaki. Touchscreen ordering and induction heat tables add a modern interactive touch.
Self-service hot pot lets you customize your meal with high quality meats that stay tender whether grilled or boiled. The dual hot pot setup offers different broths like sukiyaki, making the flavors pop.
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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.
Cozy spot serves handmade dumplings and homemade noodles with authentic Northern Chinese flavors. Small, modest space feels like a mom-and-pop shop. Michelin-starred food comes at very reasonable prices.
Homemade dumplings and noodles stand out with spicy juicy pork dumplings and affordable prices. The food is consistently delicious and recognized with a Michelin star.
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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 offers private dining rooms and a cozy vibe. Bold, authentic Sichuan dishes like mapo tofu deliver rich, traditional flavors. Lighting and decor create a lively yet relaxed setting perfect for gatherings.
Authentic Sichuan dishes shine with bold spices and a perfect balance of heat. Signature plates like mapo tofu and boiled fish showcase rich, traditional flavors not easily found elsewhere.
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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.
Spacious dining area with warm lighting sets a cozy mood. Authentic Sichuan dishes like Dan Dan noodles and Kung Pao Chicken offer bold, balanced flavors. Free self-serve dessert bar adds a sweet finish to a pleasant meal.
Authentic Sichuan and Yunnan flavors shine through dishes like pickled fish and Sichuan-style chicken. The Dan Dan noodles stand out, and the Kung Pao Chicken balances sweet, spicy, and tangy with tender chicken and crunchy peanuts.
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The food comes out quickly at this restaurant.
The lunch special pricing is great.
Portions are generous and very filling.
Cozy spot with clay pot rice and fresh ingredients offers a warm, casual vibe. Enjoy Sichuan Chicken that's juicy and mild, paired with herbal soups like goji berry with black chicken. Prices stay reasonable, making it great for authentic Chinese flavors.
Soup comes with the hot pot rice, adding warmth and flavor. The menu features Sichuan Chicken that is juicy and mild, and stranger taste dumplings with black vinegar and less spice. Claypot rice dishes include beef, egg, preserved meat, and pork patty, alongside soups like goji berry with black chicken and tea tree mushroom with old duck.
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Parking is free and easy to find nearby.
The menu ordering is done via an iPad with options in Chinese and English.
They offer a free soup or dessert with the purchase of clay pot rice.
Cozy spot serves authentic Hunan cuisine with spicy ribs and lamb bites. Bright, spacious room welcomes dogs, creating a lively vibe. Free ice cream and popsicles add a fun, casual touch to dining.
Authentic Hunan cuisine shines with perfect wok hei and flavorful spicy dishes. Signature plates include Hunan bacon and ribs alongside tender lamb bites.
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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.
Mini stoves keep food warm and flavorful in a clean, bright space. Handmade charcoal-grilled skewers offer authentic Chinese BBQ with strong wok hei in sweet and sour pork. Atmosphere stays warm and laid-back, perfect for dine-in or takeout.
Sweet and sour pork and braised pork slices deliver strong wok hei flavor. Chinese BBQ skewers taste very authentic and the atmosphere feels warm and laid-back with plenty of Chinese BBQ charm.
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Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Both dine-in and takeout options are available.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted.
Fast-food Chinese spot offers large portions and flavorful dishes like jalapeños chicken and sticky wings. Chow mein is a solid choice with a taste close to Panda Express. Prices stay reasonable, and the place stays spotless near local colleges.
Chow mein stands out with a taste similar to Panda Express. Orange chicken varies, sometimes better than most places, sometimes not favored. Cha szu pork and egg rolls also appear as solid choices.
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The pricing at Superior Wok is reasonable for fast food.
Expect large portion sizes; one 2-item combo is enough for lunch and dinner.
The restaurant maintains a high level of cleanliness.
Seafood steams under a glass dome at the table, creating an interactive experience. Fresh handmade dumplings and steamed buns offer soft wrappers and juicy fillings. Bright lighting and a cozy atmosphere make it great for gatherings despite some outside chaos.
Fresh handmade dumplings and steamed buns arrive right at the table, with soft wrappers and juicy fillings. Noodles and other dishes also come freshly made and steamed on site.
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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.
Dining happens inside spacious camping tents with cozy decor. Sweet and sour pork offers balanced flavors while Chinese BBQ adds a rich, savory taste. Clean, comfy seating suits family outings and dinner parties perfectly.
Sweet and sour pork stands out with its balanced flavors. Chinese BBQ offers rich, savory taste that complements the menu well.
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Reservations are required for indoor tent seating.
Expect a wait during peak family outing times.
Prices are reasonable compared to food quality.
Modern interior blends warmth with subtle pop art accents for a vibrant vibe. Congee-based hot pot offers authentic Cantonese flavors with rich broth and traditional beef and chicken cuts. Cozy setting suits gatherings and date nights with thoughtful amenities like complimentary snacks.
Congee-based hot pot stands out as a rare and authentic Cantonese dish here. The broth tastes rich, and the Cantonese style beef cuts and chicken keep the flavors true to tradition.
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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.
Small spot serves authentic Shanghainese cuisine with dishes like spicy Kung Pao chicken and pork ribs Shanghai style. Atmosphere is down-to-earth and quiet, perfect for a hidden gem feel. Portions are generous and prices reasonable, despite occasional service tension.
Shanghai egg rolls offer an authentic taste. Kung Pao chicken stands out with its spicy and savory flavor, paired well with pork ribs Shanghai style.
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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.
Restaurant offers Taiwanese spicy hot pot with a unique floral broth and classic Hong Kong noodles. Neon lights and retro dining sets create a cozy yet stylish atmosphere. Decor features Hong Kong street food signs, making it perfect for quick bites or socializing.
Taiwanese spicy hot pot features a unique spicy floral broth with beef, fish balls, vegetables, tofu, and eggs, served with vermicelli and a versatile garlic sauce. Traditional Hong Kong dishes include a wide array of noodles, congee with preserved duck egg and pork, and classic beverages.
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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.
Copper hot pot shines with charcoal flame broth and lamb spine hot pot for authentic Chinese flavors. Live music adds a lively atmosphere but raises noise levels. Spacious, colorful interior invites crowds to enjoy interactive dining with a sauce bar and desserts.
Charcoal flame adds depth to the broth in the traditional hot pot. Signature lamb spine hot pot and copper pot lamb hot pot stand out as delicious options.
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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.
Hot pot spot shines with all-you-can-eat buffet and spicy chicken broth that packs flavor. Modern, clean space offers quiet seating for easy chats. Signature lamb dishes make it a top pick for Chinese food lovers.
All-you-can-eat hot pot offers a wide range of options suitable for newcomers and enthusiasts alike. The spicy and regular chicken broths stand out as rich and flavorful bases for the meal.
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The dinner price for the 'Happy' tier is $29.99, and the 'Happier' tier is $38.99.
Each party is limited to 90 minutes of dining time.
Sliced meats are ordered through servers, while vegetables and other items are self-serve.
Small noodle shop offers authentic Sichuan flavors with Dan Dan noodles that balance oil and salt perfectly. Enjoy a calm, family-oriented atmosphere with generous portions and good value. Seating is comfortable and space feels quiet and spacious.
Authentic Sichuan flavors stand out here, especially in the Dan Dan noodles which balance oil and salt well without being too salty. This place captures the true taste of Sichuan cuisine.
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The restaurant offers generous portion sizes for the price.
Expect authentic Sichuan flavors, but spice levels can be high.
Prices are reasonable, making it a good value for money.
Northern Chinese spot serves authentic Dongbei cuisine with generous portions and lively weekend music. Sweet and sour pork is crispy and juicy, while dumplings boast handmade wrappers. Casual vibe with private rooms suits groups well.
Sweet and sour pork stands out with a crispy exterior and tender, juicy inside, bursting with flavor. Dumplings feature chewy handmade wrappers and fresh filling, while noodle dishes, baos, and fried twisted dough add variety.
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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.
Buffet shines with excellent hot pot and fresh Chinese dishes like pork belly and ribs. Sushi and ramen bars add variety, while a hibachi grill offers made-to-order meals. Cozy, spacious setting buzzes with a lively vibe from frequent celebrations.
Seafood and Chinese dishes come with an excellent hot pot selection that is free. The buffet offers fresh food including pork belly, ribs, chow mein, and pineapple rice alongside sushi and ramen.
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The price is $39.99 per person on weekends, plus a 12% service charge.
Lunch costs $25, ending around 3:30 pm, then dinner starts at $40.
A 12% mandatory tip is added to all bills, increasing the total cost.
Bright, spacious dining area creates a relaxed vibe with moderate noise and background music. Guests enjoy customizable bowls by selecting ingredients by weight from a buffet-style counter. Rich, flavorful hot pot broth offers an authentic Taiwanese malatang experience.
The hot pot soup base stands out with its rich and flavorful broth. Guests can select their own ingredients for a personalized Taiwanese hot pot experience with a unique malatang flavor.
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They charge based on the weight of the food you pick.
The price is $13.99 per pound for the ingredients.
You can choose your own ingredients and pay by weight.
Outdated decor creates a calm setting for hearty Cantonese dishes like roast duck and BBQ pork. Ample seating welcomes locals enjoying authentic Chinese flavors. Prices stay reasonable, making it a solid choice for all ages.
Hearty Cantonese dishes include seafood fried noodles, traditional noodle soups, and Chow Mein like Liang Mian Huang. Appetizers feature peking duck, BBQ pork, and soy sauce chicken, with seafood hot pot soup also available.
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Roasted pig is sold out by 12 p.m., so arrive early to try it.
Prices at the restaurant are reasonable for the quality offered.
Lunch specials are available during the weekday for great deals.
Taiwanese spot shines with authentic dumplings and a DIY sauce station for quick, tasty meals. Enjoy pan-fried potstickers with a crunchy edge and a modern casual space that feels fresh and inviting.
Dumplings come in many forms here, from pan-fried potstickers with a crunchy outside and soft inside to large, plump pork and cabbage dumplings. The hot and sour soup matches traditional flavors exactly, and the mini wonton soup offers perfect wontons in a flavorful broth.
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Expect long wait times during peak lunch hours, especially around 12:20 pm.
Prices are very affordable, making it good for a cheap lunch or takeout dinner.
They accept cash payments but prefer card payments.
Dim sum arrives fast in plastic containers, giving a fast food vibe in a small, comfortable space with self-serve stations. Pork ribs are well seasoned with a high meat-to-bone ratio, and egg tarts are flaky. The place feels casual and lively with welcoming lounge music.
Dim sum here features well seasoned pork ribs with a high meat-to-bone ratio and flaky egg tarts. The menu includes clean, non-greasy dumplings and chicken feet, served quickly with options like a lunch special combining dim sum and appetizers.
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Reservations are not accepted; ordering is required before seating.
Expect a 90-minute seating maximum during busy hours.
Weekend lunch special from 11am to 2pm offers three dim sum and a drink for around $10.
Spacious dining area glows with red lanterns and traditional wallpapers, creating a lively yet calm atmosphere. Signature Peking Duck Three Ways offers crispy skin and tender meat, while sweet and sour pork ribs deliver a perfect balance of crispy and tender textures. Large tables and private rooms suit groups well.
Peking Duck Three Ways offers an authentic and delicious taste with crispy skin and tender meat. The sweet and sour pork ribs are crispy outside and tender inside, and the fried chili fish also stands out.
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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.
Small space with outdoor seating feels lively and casual. Juicy char siu shines among quick, diverse Taiwanese dishes served in disposable containers. Easy parking with large lot and underground options adds convenience.
Char siu stands out with its juicy texture, unlike typical dry HK style versions. Salty rice dumplings come with a strong broth powder flavor and high saltiness.
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There is free parking available, but it can get crowded.
Underground parking is usually available even when the lot is full.
Lunch specials offer great value during lunch hours.
Spacious dining area with a family-friendly atmosphere invites group gatherings. Signature dishes like juicy pork dumplings and soup-filled Shumai highlight authentic Chinese flavors. A giant xiao long bao mural adds a warm, lively vibe to the bustling space.
Juicy pork dumplings and soup-filled Shumai stand out as signature dishes. Noodles, beef wraps, and xiao long bao also feature prominently, with a focus on dumplings across the menu.
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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.