Spacious hot pot spot shines with interactive dining and high-quality broth. Stylish, kid-friendly space buzzes with laughter and dancing noodle shows. Attentive service adds robot servers and thoughtful extras for a cozy, fun meal.
Offers an interactive hot pot dining experience with a wide variety of fresh ingredients. Known for its high-quality broth and consistent excellence in hot pot preparation.
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Happy hour offers 31% off on all dishes from Sunday to Thursday after 9 PM.
Daily specials before 5 PM on weekdays feature angus beef short plates and Australian lamb shoulders for under $3.00.
The restaurant provides a unique noodle dance performance during dining.
Small, simple interior offers authentic Sichuan flavors with dishes like mapo tofu and spicy chicken. Atmosphere feels charming and basic, perfect for those craving genuine Chinese cuisine. Bold, traditional tastes define the experience.
Authentic Sichuan cuisine shines with dishes like mapo tofu and eggplant. Spicy chicken adds to the bold flavors typical of this style.
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Valet parking at the plaza costs $4.
Dine-in and takeout options are available.
The menu is limited, likely due to the soft opening.
Compact space with jade exterior offers a cozy vibe perfect for dates or groups. Dan Dan noodles shine with bouncy texture and balanced sauce, showcasing authentic Sichuan flavors. Affordable prices and a vegetarian-friendly menu make it welcoming for all, including pets.
Dan Dan noodles stand out with their bouncy, chewy texture and a sauce that balances salty, spicy, and savory flavors with a hint of sourness. Other notable dishes include mushroom fries, dumplings with thin, chewy wrappers, and authentic Sichuan flavors adapted for American tastes.
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Expect a 30-minute wait on Saturday nights for a party of two.
The restaurant is vegetarian-friendly with adaptable menu options for vegans.
Most dishes are labeled for allergies, including peanut allergy-friendly options.
Enjoy authentic Sichuan spice with fresh fish and bold hot pots like Mao Xue Wang. Clean, modern space offers a relaxed, vibrant atmosphere with pleasant music. Open late, perfect for casual dining and satisfying late-night cravings.
Signature dishes highlight suan cai yu, a tangy, spicy fish stew with pickled cabbage and Sichuan peppercorns. The menu features authentic Sichuan spice and bold, fragrant hot pots like Mao Xue Wang with spicy beef and offal.
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The restaurant is open until 1:00 AM, making it a good option for late-night cravings.
Their parking is valet for $5.
The signature dish costs only $30 for two people.
Chinese food shines with Mongolian beef and unique dishes like tangerine chicken. Generous portions and free soup add value. Quiet, clean space offers a fresh, healthy dining experience despite a run-down room.
Mongolian beef gets made fresh by an older Asian man and stands out as a rare find here. The menu includes combination wonton soup with large portions and filling chow mein, plus unique items like orange chicken and tangerine chicken.
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Prices are around $8.50 for rice or chow mein with two items.
Cathy offers free soup with your meal.
The restaurant maintains a clean environment.
Small spot with authentic Korean Chinese flavors and generous portions. Orange chicken is strong flavored and potstickers are crisp but oily. Atmosphere is shabby and unclean with limited seating and no air conditioning.
Orange chicken stands out with a strong flavor. Potstickers balance crisp and chewiness but carry some oil. Vegetable chow mein, chicken fried rice, beef and broccoli, and egg rolls round out the menu.
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The restaurant has only about three tables and seats around ten people.
They accept debit cards for payment.
Lunch specials are available with various items to order.
Simple, clean space serves orange chicken with large portions and flavorful egg rolls. Prices stay reasonable around $16. Atmosphere feels welcoming and comfortable for those who enjoy generous servings and tasty food.
Orange chicken stands out as the main draw here. Plates often come loaded with wings and flavorful egg rolls for around $16.
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Parking is easy with reserved spots next to the supermarket.
Prices are reasonable considering the large portion sizes.
The restaurant offers a wide variety of dishes, including Boba.
Open kitchen feels like a spotless laboratory with chefs in white. Dim sum offers generous portions and affordable prices, featuring pan-fried dumplings and shrimp har gow. Outdoor patio provides casual seating and a comfortable atmosphere for any meal.
Quality shines in the fresh dim sum with standout dishes like pan-fried dumplings and shrimp har gow. Portions come generous, and the sweet French Cha Siu Bao adds variety.
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The restaurant has only outdoor seating available on a busy street.
Prices are very affordable, with dishes costing around $6.95 each.
Caution is advised due to reports of food poisoning from shrimp dumplings.
Chinese restaurant serves orange chicken and barbecue pork with fast service and modest portions. Seating is limited and space is not ideal for dining in. Outdoor area feels rough with homeless presence and smokers nearby, but EBT is accepted.
Orange chicken and barbecue pork stand out with good flavor. Chow mein and fried rice are standard, while egg rolls are just okay.
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The restaurant accepts EBT for payment.
Party packages are available for larger groups.
Expect smaller portion sizes compared to other Chinese restaurants.
Bright space with Asian Pop vibes and high ceilings offers a clean, casual feel. Enjoy authentic Taiwanese dumplings and handmade potstickers with perfect wrap thickness. Affordable menu features noodles and soups like sweet sour and wonton, all served fast with condiment stations.
Handmade dumplings stand out with fresh, authentic Taiwanese flavors and a perfect wrap thickness. The menu includes potstickers, noodles, and soups like sweet sour and wonton, all affordable and comforting.
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Parking is generally available, shared with LA Fitness and other restaurants.
The space is very clean and friendly.
Veggie dumplings are a dollar more than the signature dumplings.
Small space with disco ball ceiling and modern decor creates a casual vibe. Dumplings with crispy exterior and juicy pork shine, alongside pork belly noodle soup and scallion pancakes. Bar seating and open kitchen add to the intimate atmosphere with a relaxed, jazz bar feel.
Dumplings stand out with a crispy exterior and juicy pork filling, made fresh daily by skilled chefs. The menu includes pork belly noodle soup, scallion pancakes, and pork wonton soup with Chinese spinach that tastes authentic.
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Reservations are recommended during peak hours to avoid long wait times.
The restaurant has limited seating, so arrive early or call ahead.
Street parking is available, but it can be challenging to find.
Spacious modern Chinese spot offers authentic handmade noodles and fried dumplings with great flavor. Seating includes booths and windows, fitting both quiet and lively moods. Prices stay affordable, making it a solid choice for tasty, budget-friendly meals.
Fried dumplings and soup dumplings offer consistent flavor and texture. Hand pulled noodles have a wonderful texture that pairs well with dishes like beef wrapped in roti and shrimp and chive dumplings.
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Reservations are recommended for groups of 10 or more.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially around 8pm.
Parking is available on-site and is generally easy to find.
Small spot serves authentic Sichuan Mala Tang with a unique nutty hot pot broth. Casual vibe with counter service and both indoor and outdoor seating. Perfect for late-night cravings and relaxed meals with friends.
Spicy hot pot stands out with a nutty broth that differs from traditional Sichuan styles. The Mala Tang offers a flavorful, authentic Sichuan experience done the right way.
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Bruin Bowl Malatang opens late, making it a good option for late-night snacks.
Expect a wait during dinner hours, especially inside the restaurant.
Prices are generally cheaper compared to other malatang places in the area.
Cozy mom-and-pop spot serves authentic Chinese noodles with bold flavors like spicy wonton soup and Sichuan-style chicken. Generous portions come fast in a quiet, unpretentious setting with hearty beef noodle soup and tasty dumplings.
Spicy wonton soup and Sichuan-style spicy chicken bring bold flavors with a hint of Szechuan peppercorn. The orange chicken stands out for its taste, alongside hearty beef noodle soup and steamed dumplings.
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Portions are large, making it easy to share meals.
Prices are reasonable, with bowls starting around $13.95.
No tips are required, simplifying the payment process.
Small bakery buzzes with dim sum favorites like siu mai and har gow. Unique almond rice cake and sweet pastries draw early lines. Compact space feels old-fashioned and busy, with one person managing long queues efficiently.
Offers a wide variety of Chinese pastries and dim sum selections including siu mai, har gow, and BBQ pork buns. Half moon dumplings and sweet pastries stand out as delicious favorites.
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Long’s Family Pastry is a take-out only establishment.
Expect popular items to sell out by 7:30 am.
Cash is preferred, but credit cards are accepted with a $10 minimum order.
Enjoy house chow fun with rich flavor and orange chicken featuring a lighter batter. Family-friendly vibes and moderate music create a chill atmosphere. Generous portions keep regulars coming back for roast duck and more.
House chow fun stands out with its rich flavor. Orange chicken features a lighter batter that sets it apart. Mongolian beef has a good taste but includes sharp onions that are not fully cooked.
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Portions are generous, making it a good choice for families.
Prices are reasonable, offering good value for the quality of food.
The restaurant is family-friendly, suitable for dining with children.
Hole-in-the-wall spot offers a cozy atmosphere with a clean, spacious interior. Orange chicken shines with its crispy texture and sweet-savory flavor. Friendly vibe makes it easy to relax and enjoy authentic Chinese food without distractions.
Orange chicken stands out with its crispy texture and a sweet and savory blend that is soft yet crunchy. Potstickers and beef chow fun also deliver solid flavors, while wonton soup offers a satisfying taste.
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Parking is free at night, but customers must pay if staying longer than 10 minutes.
Expect a quick service, making it suitable for a fast meal between meetings.
The restaurant offers a limited menu with plain white rice available for an extra charge.
Small space with color-changing lights offers a cozy vibe for casual meals or dates. American Chinese dishes shine with hot and sour soup and pork potstickers that taste phenomenal. Fresh, crunchy veggie egg rolls balance well with moderate spice in the Kung Pao Chicken Bowl.
Veggie egg rolls have a fresh, crunchy outside with crisp cabbage and carrot inside. Hot and sour soup stands out as extraordinary. Pork potstickers taste phenomenal. Kung Pao Chicken Bowl comes fully loaded with chicken, vegetables, and balanced spice.
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They close at 8 PM every day and are closed on Sundays.
The price was very surprising, indicating good value.
Lunch specials are advertised at the base of the stairs.
Enjoy orange chicken and chicken dumplings in a laid back atmosphere with mountain views. Friendly staff make dining warm and welcoming. Finish with chocolate dipped fortune cookies for a sweet touch.
Orange chicken and chicken dumplings stand out alongside Mongolian beef and chicken Chow Fun. Chocolate dipped fortune cookies add a sweet finish to the meal.
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The parking is easy and available underground.
Prices are about $8 more per item than the online menu shows.
The servings are generous and suitable for sharing.
Chinese dive spot offers delicate shrimp dumplings and crispy spring rolls with fresh flavors. Dated 1990s decor sets a quiet, run down vibe. Ample parking includes handicap spaces for easy access.
Steamed shrimp dumplings come out delicate and heavenly. Sweet and sour chicken tastes very good. Spring rolls are crispy and bursting with fresh flavors. Chinese almond cookies serve as a nice extra treat.
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There is plenty of parking available, including handicap-accessible spaces.
The restaurant offers lunch specials during the week.
Prices are fair, making it a budget-friendly option.
Spacious dining room with banquet-style decor offers authentic Cantonese dishes like Peking Duck and hot and sour soup. Atmosphere shifts from quiet to lively, welcoming families with kids. Free parking adds great convenience in a busy area.
Authentic Cantonese dishes include Peking Duck, hot and sour soup, and wonton soup with rich broth and plenty of meat and shrimp. Orange chicken, chicken fried rice, egg rolls, mushrooms with egg tofu, and sesame chicken also feature prominently.
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Parking is limited, so expect to find street parking or use nearby pay lots.
The menu features Cantonese-American classics and family-style entrees.
Prices are most affordable during the lunch special.
Modern design creates a cozy dining space with indoor and outdoor seating. Rich flavors shine in mapo tofu and mongolian beef, while large portions and well-priced specials make it a great spot for quality Chinese food. Friendly, family-like atmosphere invites all.
Dishes like mapo tofu and mongolian beef stand out with rich flavors and tender textures. The moo shu pork comes with soft, warm pancakes, and the NY egg rolls capture a true New York style.
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The restaurant offers lunch specials priced around $13-14, including soup and a dish with rice.
There is a large free parking lot available for customers.
The restaurant is clean and well-maintained.
Small space with a cozy vibe offers handmade dumplings and pan-fried buns that are quick and tasty. Cute decorations and kitchen views create an authentic atmosphere. Perfect spot for fresh snacks near campus with flavorful sides like Dan Dan noodles and scallion pancakes.
Handmade dumplings come in many varieties, including pan-fried, boiled, and mini dumplings in spicy sauce. The menu also features Dan Dan noodles, scallion pancakes, and cucumber salad as flavorful sides.
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Parking is free for the first 45 minutes, but it can be crowded.
The restaurant has limited seating, making takeout a better option during peak hours.
They offer a discount for posting on social media or reviews.
Generous portions and affordable prices make this Chinese spot a great choice. Unique chow mein flavors and perfectly cooked fried rice shine here. Expect a straightforward atmosphere with strong food aromas and standout dishes like orange chicken and beef and broccoli.
Chow mein stands out with a unique flavor and is cooked just right without excess grease. Fried rice matches that quality, and dishes like beef and broccoli and orange chicken also come out very good.
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Portions are generous and prices are affordable at this restaurant.
Family-run spot offers authentic neighborhood vibe with a calm, quiet atmosphere. Orange chicken and combination chow mein shine for Chinese food lovers. Ample parking via back entrance adds convenience for visitors.
Orange chicken stands out as a popular dish. Combination chow mein has a good amount of shrimp and meat. Egg drop soup and fried rice also appear frequently alongside spicy eggplant and steamed fish.
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The entrance is at the back facing the parking lot.
There is plenty of parking in the back.
The restaurant gets busy during peak hours.
Small spot with amazing music and quick meal vibe. Known for handmade vegan dumplings and pan-fried pork dumplings that are fresh and flavorful. Seating is limited, and food comes in take-out containers, making it great for a fast, tasty bite.
Soup dumplings match the style of Din Tai Fung and come highly recommended. Handmade vegan dumplings and pan-fried pork dumplings stand out for their fresh, flavorful taste and generous size.
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The total cost for a meal averages around $26 per person.
Parking is easy to find with ample street parking and metered lots nearby.
Seating space is limited, so expect a wait during peak hours.
Small spot serves large portions of Chinese food with unique dishes like jalapeno crispy chicken and warming wonton soup. Prices stay affordable, and staff wear masks for safety. Locals love its distinct menu beyond typical fast food.
Wonton soup suits cold weather well. Dishes include chow mein, fried rice, orange chicken, and jalapeno crispy chicken. Many small Chinese spots mimic Panda Express with similar offerings like orange chicken.
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The restaurant charges $10.94 for a large portion of food.
For about $12, you can get enough food for a whole day.
The portion sizes are large and the prices are affordable.
Chinese combo spot serves huge portions of freshly made entrees at great prices. Chow mein shines with delicious flavor and pairs well with steamed white rice. Quiet, clean atmosphere suits quick, inexpensive meals.
Chow mein stands out with its delicious flavor and is a popular choice as a side or part of combos. Steamed white rice often replaces fried rice, complementing the meal well.
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The total cost for a meal is usually less than $11.
They offer an extensive selection of freshly tossed Chinese entrees.
All items are made to order throughout the day.
Small space buzzes with lively atmosphere and standing tables. Robot woks serve authentic Chinese flavors like fiery mapo tofu and rich chow mein. Fast-casual style with self-serve stations keeps dining practical and quick.
Fiery dishes like mapo tofu deliver a soft texture with a numbing spice. The orange chicken features more meat and a clear orange flavor, while the chow mein ranks among the best with its soft noodles and rich taste.
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Dishes cost around $4 each, making them very affordable.
The restaurant offers great portion sizes for the price.
There is free parking available in the garage.