Hot pot shines with flavorful broth and quality ingredients. Spacious, clean space offers personalized sauce stations and a dancing noodle show. Family-friendly vibe includes toys and special meals for kids.
Offers flavorful hot pot with quality ingredients and exceptional service. Provides a top-notch hot pot experience with outstanding hospitality.
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Reservations are required before visiting, especially during peak hours.
The weekday happy hour offers a $2 shabu beef deal.
Happy hours are available Monday through Thursday before 5 pm.
Small wok spot buzzes with authentic Chinese street food and a lively atmosphere. Spicy hot pot and fresh dumplings shine, especially the northern style and red oil ones. Open late, it’s perfect for late-night dining with rich, bold flavors.
Spicy hot pot stands out with its rich flavor and perfect spice balance. Dumplings come fresh and authentic, especially the northern style and those in red oil. Fish hot pot offers tender, flavorful meat that pairs well with rice.
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Super Yummy 远山少年 is open until 3am, allowing for late-night snacks.
They charge $5.99 for 8 quail eggs.
Expect a variety of authentic Chinese dishes.
Bright, bustling spot offers mini hot pots with bold broths and tasty Chinese BBQ. Generous portions fuel lively crowds enjoying both authentic and Americanized dishes. Barcode ordering keeps service quick for small groups and casual meals.
Mini hot pots stand out with big, flavorful broths like spicy beef and golden soup beef. Chinese BBQ and cold dishes add variety to the menu.
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BBQ skewers are available after 5pm, perfect for late-night cravings.
The late-night menu is limited to skewers and hot pot options.
Prices average around $30 per person, offering good value for the area.
Modern design meets authentic Sichuan vibe in a clean, well-lit space with careful attention to detail. Dishes like Boiled Duck Blood and Double Fried Pork Intestine deliver true Sichuan flavors. Atmosphere shifts from quiet and relaxing to lively, matching the spicy, late-night energy.
Authentic Sichuan flavors shine through with dishes like Boiled Duck Blood and Double Fried Pork Intestine that stay true to tradition. The menu includes a secret selection of spicy specialties and the dry chili chicken hits late-night cravings perfectly.
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Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Expect long wait times during peak dinner hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant does not use MSG in any of its dishes.
Hot pot spot shines with spicy soup bases and Chinese BBQ options. Wide ingredient range includes noodles, fish, and tofu. Open late, it offers authentic flavors at affordable prices.
Spicy hot pot tastes great here. The menu now includes Chinese BBQ alongside the hot pot options.
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Fast Hotpot is open until 2am, perfect for late-night cravings.
A decent portion costs between $15-20, making it affordable.
The restaurant offers a variety of soup bases, including spicy and tomato.
Small food court offers spacious seating and a quiet vibe. Hotpot shines with authentic broth and fresh ingredients. Spicy and tomato options bring flavorful variety at a fair price. Free self-pour water adds easy convenience.
Spicy hot pot here stands out for its super flavorful broth and the option to create your own hot pot. The dry hot pot and tomato hot pot offer tasty variety at a reasonable price per pound.
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The hot pot costs $13.99 per pound.
They open really late, until almost midnight.
Expect a variety of ingredients to customize your hotpot.
Modern space buzzes with a lively vibe and offers plenty of seating indoors and out. AI tech crafts budget-friendly mini bowls, letting you sample multiple flavors. Try the Mapo tofu for bold taste and the chow mein for exceptional quality.
Mapo tofu stands out at $4 with strong flavor. The Hunan spicy beef delivers a notable kick. The chow mein ranks as exceptionally good, and orange chicken offers mostly chicken meat rather than breading.
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Expect long lines during promotions like the free mini bowl offer.
Prices range from $3 to $7, making it affordable for most visitors.
Get there early to avoid long wait times, especially on busy days.
Hunan restaurant serves authentic spicy cuisine with genuine Hunan flavors that stay true to tradition. Decor is beautiful but atmosphere is fast-food style with self-service water and utensils. Portions are smaller and prices are higher, yet the food remains affordable and flavorful.
Spicy dishes showcase authentic Hunan flavors with rich ingredients. The menu offers genuine Hunan cuisine that stays true to traditional tastes and is affordable.
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Expect high prices with dishes averaging around $20 and small portion sizes.
Rice must be ordered as a separate dish, costing $3.50 for a small amount.
The restaurant gets busy during peak hours, so plan accordingly.
Mandarin restaurant shines with build-your-own spicy hot pot and a rich bone soup base that warms every bite. Cozy, laidback vibe pairs well with a self-serve sauce bar offering classic and spicy options. Nostalgic Taiwanese music adds a unique, inviting touch.
Spicy hot pot stands out with a build-your-own concept that satisfies warm and soupy cravings. The bone soup base adds rich flavor, making the mala tang very delicious and versatile.
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Zhangliang Malatang Irvine opens until 2 AM.
The restaurant offers a self-serve style for meal customization.
Expect a variety of soup bases to choose from.
Enjoy authentic Cantonese BBQ with crispy duck skin and juicy roast duck. The space is clean and quiet with self-service and outdoor seating. Convenient garage parking adds ease to your visit.
Cantonese roasted duck stands out with authentic flavors. Traditional Chinese BBQ includes char siu and pairs well with rice noodle soup and chilled spinach salad.
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Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure seating.
The restaurant does not provide paper menus; ordering is done online.
Parking in the plaza has 1-hour restrictions, so plan accordingly.
Spacious hot pot spot shines with one-person-one-pot design and a self-service bar full of fresh ingredients. Enjoy Sichuan spicy beef slices and a cozy vibe perfect for dates or small groups. Clean, elegant space blends modern and traditional styles seamlessly.
Offers a vast selection of fresh ingredients for hot pot, including tender meats and crisp vegetables. Features flavorful Sichuan dishes like spicy beef slices and Mao Xue Wang. Provides an all-you-can-eat hotpot buffet with customizable broths and options for both adults and kids.
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Lunch specials are available on weekdays from 11:30 AM to 5:00 PM for $28.99.
The all-you-can-eat hotpot menu offers an impressive variety of fresh, high-quality ingredients.
The restaurant is known for its cleanliness and organization.
Spacious spot offers hand-pulled noodles with fresh texture and bold Szechuan flavors like mapo tofu. Clean, modern decor and an open kitchen create a bright, inviting vibe. Thoughtful touches like iPad ordering and noodle scissors make dining easy and fun.
Hand pulled noodles stand out with their fresh texture and flavor. The menu features Szechuan style cuisine with dishes like mapo tofu and a hot and sour soup that balances spice and salt well. Cold appetizers with chili oil and generous servings of garlicky bok choy add variety and depth.
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The lunch special is $21 and includes two cold appetizers and soup.
Cross-contamination risks exist for those with egg allergies.
Parking can be difficult in the area.
Cozy spot buzzes with lively chat and Korean tunes, offering authentic Korean-Chinese fusion. Crispy fried pork and black bean noodles shine alongside light, crispy sweet and sour pork. Clean space with free parking makes dining easy and comfortable.
Fried sweet and sour pork features a light, crispy batter and a thin sauce. Jjajangmyeon and fried dumplings also appear as solid options.
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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.
Taiwanese spot buzzes with loud conversations and tight seating. Enjoy hand-pulled noodles and beef noodle soup rich with bok choy and tendons. Dark hardwood and calligraphy add a cozy vibe amid the lively crowd.
Hand-pulled noodles and pan fried gyoza dumplings stand out here. The beef noodle soup balances meat, bok choy, and tendons well, while the Xiao long bao and spicy wontons add variety to the menu.
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Parking in the plaza is often crowded and difficult to find.
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early to avoid long waits.
You need to show up with your entire party to get a table.
Clean minimalist decor meets a maximalist menu with authentic Chinese dishes like fresh handmade dumplings and spicy braised beef noodles. Mom and pop vibe offers wheelchair accessible seating and modern QR code ordering. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting.
Fresh dumplings stand out, made daily in traditional ways. Spicy braised beef noodles, Kung Pao Chicken, and pork and celery dumplings add variety to the menu.
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An automatic 15% service fee is added for parties of five or more.
Ordering is done at the table through a QR code, with no physical menus provided.
Payment is made via a tablet system brought to the table.
Large, clean space offers a quiet atmosphere with authentic Sichuan flavors. Bold dishes like mapo tofu and twice cooked pork belly satisfy fans of spicy and offal foods. Simple service and language barriers add to the straightforward dining experience.
Authentic Sichuan cuisine shines with dishes like grilled fish, mapo tofu, and twice cooked pork belly. Fans of offal dishes and bold flavors find options like beef in sour soup and wild pepper beef.
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The average meal cost is around $34 per person.
Rice bowls are available for a quick lunch option.
Expect a language barrier; speaking Chinese may enhance your experience.
Dim sum shines with authentic Hong Kong style and standout dishes like BBQ pork buns. The modern, lush interior blends Asian influences with an Orange County vibe. Expect a lively, sometimes rushed atmosphere that feels comfortable and authentic.
Dim sum here features authentic Hong Kong style with a smaller menu focused on quality. Signature items include BBQ pork buns and turnip cake, both standing out for their unique taste and texture.
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Happy hour offers reduced prices on most items.
The restaurant doesn't get busy until around 6 PM on Saturdays.
Ordering via QR code speeds up the process.
Food hall offers a lively vibe with shared seating and casual style. Enjoy authentic pork Xiao Long Bao and juicy pan-fried dumplings with tasty dipping sauce. High-quality fried chicken adds flavorful comfort in a relaxed spot.
Pan-fried dumplings stand out with rich, juicy filling and better flavor than steamed ones. The pork Xiao Long Bao tastes very authentic and fresh, matching those from China. Dumplings and chicken rolls come with a delicious dipping sauce shared freely by the owner.
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Free 90-minute parking is available near the food hall.
Expect a wait time of about 24 minutes during peak hours.
Prices for meals range from $8 to $9 for generous portions.
Expansive interior mixes traditional lanterns with modern lights for a refined feel. Authentic Sichuan dishes like Mapo Tofu shine alongside a standout Peking Duck with thin meat and crisp skin. Warm atmosphere and flexible seating suit large groups well.
Sichuan dishes here are authentic and flavorful, featuring classics like Mapo Tofu and boiled beef. The Peking Duck stands out with very thin meat and refreshing skin.
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Reservations are required in advance for weekend visits.
Parking is available but can be crowded on weekends.
The restaurant offers a private room for parties or business events.
Spacious dining area with huge fish tank and robot server creates a unique vibe. Enjoy authentic Cantonese and Sichuan dishes like black bean beef chow fun and Mapo tofu. Family-friendly atmosphere stays chill even with large groups.
Black bean beef chow fun and honey walnut shrimp stand out with authentic flavors. Cantonese-style dishes mix with Sichuan favorites like Mapo tofu and Kung Pao shrimp. Honey garlic sesame chicken wings add a sweet and savory touch.
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The restaurant only offers takeout service.
Reservations aren't accepted at this restaurant.
The restaurant adds a 20% service charge automatically to your check.
Hot pot and Northeastern Chinese BBQ offer rich flavors and variety. Shrimp chow mein adds a classic touch to the menu. The place stays lively and welcoming, perfect for groups or solo diners with late hours and reasonable prices.
Authentic Northeastern Chinese BBQ stands out alongside hot pot that consistently satisfies. Shrimp chow mein adds a classic touch to the Chinese cuisine offerings.
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The owner offers a 20% discount during weekend lunch.
HI House specializes in hot pot, barbecue, and Chinese cuisine.
Everything on the menu is shareable.