Chinese restaurant offers authentic Sichuan spice with fresh fish and affordable prices. Clean, modern interior creates a relaxed and vibrant atmosphere with pleasant music during meals. Open late, it suits casual dining and late-night cravings.
Fish soup stands out with a rich, tangy broth that is drinkable and not overly salty. Options include Golden Soup Beef that soothes the stomach, a signature hot oil soup rich in garlic, and a sour Laptan soup, all packed with flavor.
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.
"The fish here is so fresh and flavorful."
"This fish soup is so tangy, spicy, and savory."
"This Chinese food's sauerkraut fish is tangy, numbing, and perfectly balanced."
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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.
Spacious Korean restaurant features an open kitchen with visible flames and tabletop touch screen menus for ordering. The atmosphere is clean and modern with a chill vibe and light background music. Tables include thoughtful amenities like hair ties and bibs to enhance the dining experience.
Spicy seafood noodle soup stands out with its aromatic broth and customizable spice level. Crab fried rice comes with both black bean sauce and soup, adding great flavor.
Sweet and sour pork stands out with its crispy perfection and a sweet, tangy sauce. Dumplings come in half-size portions for smaller servings.
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Parking costs $1 every 10 minutes, but validation is available for customers.
Parking can be tricky during lunch, but there's street parking nearby.
During lunchtime, expect minimal wait times for a table.
Small dining space with Taiwanese-style decor and open pastry kitchen creates an intimate, casual vibe. Noise levels are high, with loud conversations and kitchen sounds filling the air, evoking a bustling local cafe atmosphere. Seating is cramped but efficient, and self-service stations add to the informal feel.
Soups feature beef noodle and wonton spicy varieties with rich flavors. The sesame cold noodle soup stands out with chewy noodles, crunchy peanuts, and tender chicken in a nutty sauce.
Chicken thigh comes with a super juicy inside and an insane crust seasoned with Sichuan chili oil. Dumplings and noodles offer balanced flavors without overwhelming spice, while the scallion pancake replaces the bagel in a fresh twist on a lox bagel.
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Parking is tough, especially on weekends.
The cafe is small, so arriving early is recommended to secure seats.
Prices are very reasonable compared to other Taiwanese restaurants.
Old neighborhood diner style sets a quiet, unpretentious atmosphere with free small parking lot nearby. Large portions come with homemade noodles and a seafood-based broth that stands out from typical beef or pork options. The pace is calm, and the vibe feels straightforward without fuss.
Spicy seafood soup stands out with its bold heat and fresh flavors. Crispy pork adds a surprising crunch when mixed in, and the noodles hold up well in both the spicy and black bean versions.
Sweet and sour pork comes in a crispy batch of 17 pieces. Handmade dumplings stand out with their extra crispy texture and filling, made entirely in-house.
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The parking lot is small but free, which is rare in KTown.
Food portions are large, often enough for two meals.
Jajangmyeon costs $10, offering good value for the portion size.
Hot pot restaurant offers authentic Mala Tang with customizable spice levels and selectable toppings. Lamb skewers pair well with icy beer in a comfortable, welcoming space. Ordering includes an app with ingredient choices, though some menu items vary in quality.
Malatang soup offers a flavorful and nourishing experience with a mild white broth base. Rice cake soup also stands out as delicious and satisfying.
Hot pots arrive quickly, usually within 10 minutes, with options to customize your own individual hot pot. The menu features spicy hot pot and Chinese skewer barbecue, both known for good, consistent taste and suitable for simple meals or late-night hangouts.
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Parking validation is only for the first 30 minutes.
Plan to pay for parking if you go into the lot downstairs.
The ordering process on the app allows you to select only the ingredients you want.
Pho restaurant offers authentic bone broth without MSG and bold, spicy flavors with a clean, organized space. It stays open 24/7, attracting a mix of locals and tourists seeking late-night meals. The menu blends Vietnamese tradition with a Korean touch in its garnishes and dishes.
Spicy oyster soup features fresh oysters and a long-lasting flavor. The spicy noodle soup stands out for its rich taste and is noted as good for hangovers.
Wok-seared dishes like Chow Fun, Fried Rice, and Spicy Oyster Noodles have a strong wok hei flavor. Vegan dumplings, eggrolls, and spring rolls come out delicious. The variety of fried rice is good.
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Pho 24 is open 24/7, making it convenient for late-night cravings.
Valet parking is available for $3 during lunch and $5 during dinner.
Prices are higher than average, with two bowls costing around $47.
Hot pot restaurant offers customizable spicy soup with a buffet-style station for meats and vegetables. The atmosphere is cozy and well lit, supporting a quick and personalized dining experience. It features authentic Chinese flavors with standout dishes like lamb skewers and crispy fried buns.
Broth stands out with its spicy kick and rich flavor. Options include customizable spicy soup and hot pot selections for late night cravings.
Spicy hot pot stands out with flavorful broth and customizable ingredients. Options include broth-based hot pot or stir-fried dry pot with large portions.
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Parking costs $20, and it's often difficult to find a spot nearby.
Cash payments earn a free drink with your meal.
The restaurant charges by the pound for ingredients, which can add up quickly.
Small space offers a cozy atmosphere with a clean, hygienic buffet bar and fresh ingredients. Menu blends Chinese mala flavors with Korean influences, catering to those who enjoy high spice levels. Pricing is on the higher side, with some dishes standing out for quality and flavor.
Spicy hot pot soup comes in mala and dry pot styles, with the dry pot being much spicier. The dry pot often requires washing in soup before eating to balance the heat.
Spicy hot pot comes in soup or dry styles priced by weight. Sweet and sour pork has a crispy batter but varies in quality. The menu offers Korean dumplings and dishes like mala jokbal and malaban.
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A bowl with everything costs around $20-25 and can last two meals.
Parking is free at lunchtime but likely charged during dinner hours.
Expect to pay $20.99 per pound for food at the buffet.
Hot pot restaurant offers serve-yourself service with options for dry stir-fried or soupy Malatang at various spice levels. Atmosphere is family-friendly and relaxed, with a thoughtfully put together space. Pricing is by weight, which can lead to a high bill depending on choices.
Soup comes with options for spice levels, with spice level 2 recommended for those who like some heat. It serves as a base for cooking vegetables, but the broth is sometimes not hot enough to fully cook them.
Spicy Sichuan flavors shine in the hot pot and ma la tang here. The spot serves solid late-night options with a focus on hot pot dishes.
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Food is priced by weight, so more ordered means a higher bill.
Extra charges apply for meat, cooking method, and skewers.
Parking is valet and cash only, costing $3.
Small mom-and-pop Chinese restaurant with family-style portions and reasonable prices. Atmosphere is simple and unassuming, with a very clean environment. Food offers authentic flavors and a variety of dishes, often praised for quality and value.
Wonton soup comes packed with meat and vegetables and has a flavorful broth that hints at MSG. Hot and Sour Soup could use more vinegar to boost its taste.
Orange chicken stands out with its perfectly battered, tangy, and crunchy texture. Wonton soup offers a flavorful broth packed with meat and vegetables. Chow fun comes loaded with meat and sprouts, keeping onions minimal.
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Prices range from $13 to $20 for most dishes.
Portions are large and served family style.
Parking is available in a small lot next to the restaurant.
Chinese restaurant offers a low-key, chill atmosphere with a dated but clean interior. A big private room suits families or group gatherings. Korean-style Chinese dishes stand out for their high quality and distinct flavors.
Spicy seafood noodle soup features a mix of ingredients and bold flavors. Nurungji soup serves cooler and tastes different from before.
House-made dumplings come in a traditional large style, offering fresh taste. Dishes like sweet and sour pork, jajangmian, and sautéed shredded pork with bao buns stand out for their distinct flavors.
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Reservations are recommended for large parties, especially on busy days.
The venue can accommodate up to 100 people, with options to divide into smaller rooms.
Free parking is available, but it can be difficult to find on busy days.