Small seafood restaurant occupies a repurposed Japanese space with rustic wooden decor and a cozy, peaceful atmosphere inside despite a run-down exterior. The space feels intimate and well-kept, avoiding flashy or fake appearances. It draws a steady crowd seeking authentic, tasty Chinese dishes in a quiet setting.
Hot and sour soup offers a bold, tangy flavor. Large chicken wonton soup comes with plenty of wontons and vegetables. Both soups pair well with dishes like Hainan chicken.
Dim sum features generous shrimp har gow and huge shumai bursting with pork and shrimp. Classic Cantonese dishes include savory pork and chive dumplings, hot and sour soup, and tofu Szechuan.
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On Fridays, they offer a Dim Sum menu with various options.
The restaurant maintains a clean and welcoming environment.
Reservations are recommended for busy weekend dining.
Hole-in-the-wall ramen spot with retro Japanese posters and a cozy, intimate atmosphere. Music plays at a moderate volume, and the space feels welcoming to all ages. Known for authentic ramen with generous portions and reasonable prices.
Black Tiger Ramen features a soft soup that pairs well with juicy chashu. The Black Tiger Soup offers a very flavorful broth, while the black garlic ramen uses a shio or dashi base.
Sesame chicken comes in a large portion and pairs well with chicken fried rice. The dishes offer a solid take on classic Chinese flavors.
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Parking can be tricky due to shared spaces with other businesses.
Expect a wait list if arriving after 9 PM, as they stop seating at 10.
The lunch combo offers great value with one appetizer and two entrees.
Chinese restaurant with nostalgic decor and classic vibe offers a family-oriented atmosphere that suits large gatherings. The space feels cozy yet crowded, with a mix of booths and tables and a lively noise level when busy. Outdoor seating provides a more relaxed option for casual dining.
Broth in the soups is flavorful and the vegetables stay fresh. Options include Three flavor sizzling rice soup and hot and sour soup, both not greasy or oily.
Orange chicken stands out with its bold flavor. Fried rice and egg rolls come highly rated, alongside solid Kung Pao chicken and authentic pan-fried noodles.
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Parking is limited to street parking only.
The restaurant offers large combo deluxe meals with generous portions.
Prices have increased recently, but they remain reasonable for the quality.
Small space offers an authentic family atmosphere with a super cute interior. The vibe suits solo diners at the bar and those seeking top-tier Thai food with great lunch specials. Portions and prices vary, but the menu includes standout dishes like orange chicken and seafood red curry.
Seafood soup comes loaded with more items than usual and packs spicy, on-point flavor. Tom Kha soup stands out with its rich taste, while tofu soup appeals to those who prefer something milder.
Orange chicken stands out with its super crispy texture, moist interior, and a light orange sauce that seems to include coffee for a unique twist. Chow mein also appears frequently and pairs well with shrimp or chicken.
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Parking can be difficult during busy hours, but there are a few spaces in front.
Lunch specials are available Monday to Friday, offering good value.
Dinner specials are priced at $14.99, providing a solid meal option.
Chinese fast food spot offers hearty servings with an atmosphere reminiscent of China. The menu features flavorful egg flower soup and crispy orange chicken, alongside dishes like broccoli beef that consistently satisfy. Prices remain affordable, making it a practical choice for casual dining.
Egg flower soup stands out with its rich egg content and a hint of soy sauce that adds depth. Soups here are generally flavorful and satisfying.
Orange chicken stands out with its crunchy texture and is a common choice alongside chow mein and rice. Sweet and sour wings also appear on the menu, with portions sometimes served half chow mein and half rice.
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The inspection sign indicated they had major food violations related to food handling and temperature.
The servings at New China Express were hearty for the price.
The prices were more than fair.
Spacious indoor seating includes big comfortable booths and a dimly lit, modern interior with hard floors and brick walls that create a noisy atmosphere. The vibe is comfortable and chill despite loud music playing over the ambient noise. Outdoor patio seating is available on the second floor.
Soup dumplings stand out with bursting flavors and come in chicken, pork, and seafood varieties. The chicken soup features a subtle five spice marinade, adding depth to the broth.
Soup dumplings stand out with bursting flavors and high praise. Sichuan dishes like crispy chicken and boiled fish offer bold tastes. Classic items such as beef and broccoli, chicken chow mein, and pork potstickers round out the menu.
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Kids eat free on Tuesdays, making it a great family option.
Street parking is available, but no dedicated parking lot exists.
The restaurant is currently in its soft opening phase.
Setup resembles a panda, designed for quick runs or bulk family orders. Atmosphere feels cozy but plain, with a quiet, unremarkable dining space. Offers affordable prices and generous portions, making it a solid alternative to fast-food chains.
Soups offer great flavor and stay perfectly hot for takeout. The Wor WonTon Soup includes chicken, cabbage, and vegetables, but some recent servings show soggy pork belly and shrimp.
Orange chicken stands out with consistent praise for its flavor and quality. Soups like Wor WonTon and hot and sour offer satisfying options, while egg rolls and boba also appear as notable choices.
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Parking can be a problem at this restaurant.
They close at 8:00 pm, and food starts running out around 7:00 pm.
The smallest portion costs $10.
Mom-and-pop Chinese restaurant offers generous portions and very reasonable prices with a focus on honest business and community feeding. The atmosphere is casual and neighborhood-oriented, with most customers ordering wings and enjoying quick, easy takeout. Payment is primarily cash only, reflecting a traditional setup.
Wonton soup features doughy dumplings filled with chicken and shrimp, with shrimp that is lightly battered and peppered. The broth tastes homey and comforting but remains light and unmemorable.
Orange chicken stands out with consistent flavor. Wonton soup offers a homey, comforting taste with plenty of chicken and shrimp. Wings and char siu pork also deliver solid flavors.
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Hong Kong Express accepts only cash payments; an ATM is available inside.
Parking at Hong Kong Express is limited and can be challenging.
The portions at Hong Kong Express are generous, often enough to share.