Spacious and clean with a homey authentic Chinese feel, the restaurant offers a simple setup without much fanfare. The atmosphere feels unwelcoming despite the quality food, attracting mostly Chinese-speaking guests. Known for specialized dishes like potstickers and wontons, it operates with limited hours and serves traditional Chinese breakfast items.
Beef noodle soup offers a decent spicy kick without losing flavor, though it is not Taiwanese style. Tofu jelly soup stands out with a balanced flavor featuring seaweeds and cilantro, but contains tiny dried shrimps, so ask to omit if allergic.
Salty tofu curd features many authentic ingredients and tastes less salty than expected. The food delivers a homey authentic Chinese feel with mama-style cooking flavors.
Good to know
Chinese breakfast is served on weekends and Mondays, but the selection is limited.
Regular noodles, dumplings, potstickers, and rolled pancakes are available after 12 noon on weekends.
The eatery specializes in specific foods with a short and simple menu.
Small, cozy noodle shop with a homey vibe and friendly mom-and-pop atmosphere. The space feels like a hole in the wall with simple, tidy decor and a slightly fumey air. Regulars enjoy authentic northern Chinese noodles served with fresh, flavorful toppings.
Sweet soup base contains no MSG. Lamb noodle soup stands out as the star dish. Beef noodle soup offers authentic Chinese flavor with tender meat and rich broth.
Northern Chinese noodles taste authentic and homely with a clear Shandong influence. Dishes like the beef roll and home-style stir-fried cake with sprouts come in generous portions and keep true to traditional flavors.
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The average price for a bowl of noodle soup is $13.
Parking is easy and shared with nearby small studios.
The restaurant offers frozen dumplings for takeout.
Restaurant offers ancient China-inspired decor with live Chinese singing and karaoke that create a lively atmosphere. Small space fills quickly on busy nights, featuring private rooms styled as casitas for groups. Energy ranges from comfortable to loud depending on live performances.
Beef belly soup offers a soothing palate cleanser. The soup is consistently refilled and well-liked, making it a solid choice alongside skewers and stinky tofu.
Skewers pack bold, authentic flavors with fresh, carefully selected ingredients. Sour cabbage stew stays true to Chinese northeastern cuisine, delivering a flavorful and genuine Chinese BBQ experience.
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The restaurant takes a lunch break between 3-5pm.
Expect a long wait on Friday nights with more than four people.
Arrive early or be prepared to wait about 20-30 minutes.
Interior feels vintage with a dark, intimate atmosphere that is family friendly and welcoming. The space stays calm and quiet, offering large, family-style servings in a cozy setting. It reflects an old-school, homey vibe with reasonable prices and a relaxed pace.
Hot and sour soup comes spicy and tasty. Wonton soup arrives quickly, usually within 10 minutes alongside dinner.
Food delivers authentic Sichuan peppercorn flavor especially in the Mapo Tofu. Dishes taste clean and true to Chengdu style with a generally authentic Chinese vibe in both taste and service.
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The restaurant is family-friendly and often visited by families.
Reservations are not required, and seating is usually available quickly during lunch.
The restaurant serves food family-style, allowing for shared dishes.
Small modern space offers a quiet atmosphere with occasional kitchen sounds. Authentic Xi'an cuisine features freshly handmade noodles and generous portions at competitive prices. Suitable for family gatherings or solo dining with convenient parking nearby.
Mutton soup offers a customizable option to add extra broth, enhancing the flavor. The soup is friendly and delicious, pairing well with dishes like paomo and rou jia mo.
Freshly handmade noodles stand out with their authentic texture and flavor. The roujiamo tastes like a genuine Chinese hamburger, capturing traditional Xi'an style perfectly.
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A bowl of mutton stewed noodles costs $11.99, offering great value.
Prices for menu items range from $8 to $12, which is competitive.
Portion sizes are generous, making it suitable for sharing.
Small noodle shop offers a bright, modern interior with a cozy, vibrant atmosphere. It attracts diners seeking authentic Taiwanese beef noodle soup and generous dumplings. Staff are friendly, and prices stay reasonable throughout the day.
Broth comes from boiling bones, not powder, giving it a rich and flavorful taste. Beef noodle soup features tender meat, generous portions, and perfectly cooked noodles with a hearty broth.
Noodles here have authentic flavors with generous ingredients. The spicy beef noodle soup and beef stew noodle soup stand out for their genuine taste.
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The restaurant is closed at 9pm.
Credit cards are accepted, making payment convenient.
Free parking is available nearby for easy access.
Spacious setting with private rooms creates a relaxed, warm vibe reminiscent of a Taiwanese night market. The atmosphere suits families and groups, offering a fun and friendly environment. Authentic Taiwanese hot pot flavors and classic snacks add to the genuine experience.
Soups feature a rich, flavorful base with options like Taiwanese spicy hot pot and pumpkin soup. They maintain a tasty balance without being too oily.
Hot pot here serves authentic Taiwanese-style individual hot pot with rich, flavorful broth. Appetizers like stinky tofu bring genuine, traditional tastes that stand out.
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Parking is available in a free lot at the plaza.
The restroom cleanliness is below standard, with issues reported.
The restaurant offers about 20 different varieties of hot pot.
Hole-in-wall Taiwanese restaurant offers authentic dishes like award-winning beef noodles and generous portions of traditional plates. The atmosphere is casual with vegan-friendly options and a focus on quick, satisfying meals. Long-standing presence on the boulevard adds to its local familiarity.
Braised beef noodle soup stands out with its award-winning reputation and rich flavors. The beef soup tends to be on the sweeter side, while frozen beef soup packs offer a convenient option.
Taiwanese dishes here taste truly authentic and delicious. The flavors stay true to traditional recipes without compromise.
Good to know
The milk tea costs $5.25, with an additional $1 charge for an upgrade.
You are required to select a tip amount before your card is charged.
Expect generous portions for all menu items.
Small, homey space with celebrity-signed walls creates a cozy, intimate vibe. Atmosphere shifts from quiet family meals to lively, loud gatherings resembling a Japanese izakaya. Mostly older Koreans dine here, enjoying authentic Korean dishes like goat soup and crispy seafood pancakes.
Specializes in goat soup with a hearty, well-arranged mix of ingredients. Offers other soups like sundae soup with no off-flavors, beef bone soup, and pork back bone soup, all rich and flavorful.
Dishes like soondae have a homemade touch. The menu focuses on authentic Korean food with traditional flavors.
Good to know
Most menu items are priced over $44, which may be considered expensive.
The serving size is enough for 2 or 3 people for the large.
Parking is in front and is free.
Spacious dining area blends modern elegance with traditional Thai artwork and large windows that fill the space with natural light. Atmosphere stays relaxed and homey, inviting quiet dinners and friendly conversations. Clean, well-designed interior sets it apart from typical Thai restaurants.
Seafood soups like the Thai Titanic come packed with crab, scallop, squid, fish, and shrimp in a Tom yum-like broth. The Tom Yum and coconut soups offer bold, spicy flavors that stand out.
Offers authentic Thai food with dishes that reflect traditional flavors. Some sides, like a piece of grocery store wheat bread cut like Texas toast, feel out of place.
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Parking is convenient with a spacious lot available.
The menu includes a variety of vegetarian options.
Curry does not come with rice; an extra charge applies for rice.
Roast duck serves as the centerpiece with succulent meat and crispy skin, often selling out early. The atmosphere is casual and busy, especially during peak times when demand creates a sense of urgency. Patrons tend to come in groups, drawn by authentic Jiangbei flavors and generous portions that suit sharing.
Rich soup features white pepper flavor, chunks of duck, and tofu with lettuce. Roast duck sets come with a free duck soup and crispy, seasoned duck bones that add a surprising crunch.
Duck dishes deliver authentic flavors with a Jiangbei style twist. Adding spicy red oil and roasted sesame seeds brings out a genuine taste similar to what you find in Beijing.
Good to know
Parking availability can't be guaranteed during holiday rush.
Future customers should be aware that even with a reservation, they might leave empty-handed.
It's advisable to come early because they ran out of duck at 5:30 PM.
Standalone building with retro Hong Kong diner style and 80s/90s cinema posters creates a nostalgic vibe. Atmosphere is laid back and lively, often crowded with a high noise level. Seating accommodates families and older guests comfortably.
Wonton soup features a roasted fish flavor as expected but is just OK overall. Black-boned chicken soup is salty and watery, with chicken feet and pork instead of actual black-boned chicken meat. Scallion oil noodle soup has a thick oily layer floating on top.
Food serves authentic Cantonese and Hong Kong dishes with generous portions. Service is efficient, allowing quick meals without sacrificing quality.
Good to know
Expect a busy atmosphere, especially on weekends.
Parking is ample and free, making it easy to visit.
Prices are generally higher than average for similar restaurants.
Chinese restaurant with an old layout and quiet atmosphere that fills quickly. Dim sum offers large portions and traditional flavors with a focus on seafood dishes like king crab and roast pigeon. Lighting dims early, creating a calm but somewhat hot interior.
A large variety of soups appears on the menu, including wonton soup and war wonton soup. The noodles and soup often stand out as the stars of the meal.
Chinese food here tastes authentic with genuine flavors. Dim Sum matches traditional style but lacks the multiple carts and large variety found elsewhere. Service reflects what you often see in authentic Chinese restaurants.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, but it's best to arrive early to avoid long waits.
Expect to pay a minimum tip of 18% on your bill.
Parking is available, but the lot can be small and fills up quickly.
Intimate and cozy setting offers authentic Taiwanese cuisine with small, reasonably priced portions. The menu features traditional dishes like sesame oil chicken noodle and clam chicken soup, maintaining a high standard of cooking despite an aging space.
Clam and chicken soup stands out with rich flavors. Weekday lunch specials include Beef Noodle Soup served quickly at a reasonable price. Noodle soups are also available for kids.
Dishes capture the authentic taste of Taiwanese cuisine with good portions and a high standard of cooking. The restaurant feels a bit aged but keeps the traditional flavors intact.
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On weekdays, Cafe 101 offers a lunch special menu with quick, affordable options.
They charge around $14 for popular dishes like curry chicken.
Portions are small, but prices are reasonable for the quality.