Industrial style and neon lights create a lively vibe. Hot pot offers customizable broths like Golden Broth with sweet and umami notes. Spacious seating fits groups well, and prices stay affordable with generous portions of quality meats and veggies.
Hot pot features customizable broths with options like a Golden Broth that balances sweetness and umami. Portions are generous and affordable, including high-quality meats and vegetables.
"The food here, especially the hot pot, is super comforting and packed with meat."
"The Chinese food portions are huge and a great deal."
"This late-night spot near USC is perfect for groups with its big tables and lively vibe."
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They currently offer a buy one get one free deal on drinks.
The price of $17.99 for a full personal hot pot is very reasonable.
The portions are huge and perfect for sharing.
Lively spot with bold spicy broth and customizable ingredients offers authentic Chinese hot pot. Bright lights and loud EDM create a vibrant atmosphere. Cramped but clean space suits groups and solo diners alike.
Spicy hot pot stands out with a perfect balance of sour and spicy flavors. Picking your own ingredients adds a customizable touch to this authentic Asian-style street food.
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Reservations are not accepted; tables are first come, first serve.
Expect to pay $14.99 per pound for food, with bowl weight deducted.
Parking is limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.
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.
Offers authentic Chinese food with standout dishes like Kung Pao Chicken and spicy noodle soup. Cozy space with soft lighting creates a quiet, inviting atmosphere. Flexible seating suits both small groups and families, making it great for all ages.
Kung Pao Chicken stands out with perfectly wok-charred vegetables and a smoky heat. The mapo tofu offers a complex flavor that beats many local spots. Spicy noodle soup and dumplings provide good value and consistent taste.
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Qin West Noodle offers free parking for customers.
You can order food and pick it up at the front.
Liang Pi often sells out quickly, so arrive early.
Robot chef delivers quick meals in a clean, affordable spot near campus. Pork soup dumplings bring authentic Hunan flavor while orange chicken with broccoli and rice offers a filling meal under ten dollars. Seating has a nice vibe perfect for lunch.
Pork soup dumplings offer an authentic Hunan taste that stands out. Orange chicken comes with broccoli and rice for a filling meal under ten dollars.
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The prices at Robowok Mini Bowls - USC are very affordable.
The plaza has ample parking and is conveniently located near the school.
The robot chef cooks quickly, providing fast service.
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.
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.
Food court style with cozy seating fits families and students well. Orange chicken is crispy and flavorful, while chow mein is mild and spring rolls add variety. Offers both vegan and meat dishes with fair prices and good portions.
Orange chicken stands out with its very crispy texture. Chow mein offers a tasty option, though it is not spicy. Spring rolls are also available.
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Expect short wait times during peak hours.
The restaurant offers a variety of meat and vegetarian options.
Most dishes can be made vegan upon request.
Affordable prices meet delicious chow mein and spicy shrimp wonton soup for a true Chinese food experience. Casual atmosphere keeps lines short and adds a neighborhood feel. Fresh egg rolls and classic orange chicken highlight the menu's quality.
Large Shrimp Wonton Soup (Spicy) with ginger stands out as a comforting choice. The orange chicken features a sauce true to classic flavors. Fresh fillet fish and veggie egg rolls add variety alongside tasty chow mein and fried rice.
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Parking is available in a nearby auto zone.
No public restrooms are available for customers.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred.
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.
Northern Chinese flavors shine with juicy pork dumplings and fiery Sichuan spice in a casual, loud setting. Self-service adds speed but parking is tight. Spacious seating handles crowds well.
Juicy pork dumplings stand out with their fresh, filling quality. The Chongqing Crispy Chicken offers an intensely crunchy texture with fiery Sichuan spice from dried chilies and peppercorns. Mapo tofu and crispy fish bring the right amount of Szechuan heat to the table.
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Parking is slightly challenging; free parking is available in the back.
You order at the counter, and food arrives quickly, ideal for a fast meal.
Portion sizes are large, providing good value for the price.
Lively spot offers authentic Thai flavors with spicy, fresh dishes perfect for quick meals. Orange chicken shines with a spicy sauce option, while chow mein and shrimp plates vary in taste. Casual setting uses plastic utensils and keeps prices affordable.
Orange chicken stands out with a spicy sauce option and appears in a bowl or special dish. Chow mein and shrimp plates also feature but have mixed reviews on flavor and texture.
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For $12, I could get fresh pad Thai or fried rice.
Street parking is the only option available.
There is a vegan menu available.
Small spot with only four seats and no air conditioning serves fresh, authentic Chinese dishes. Combo egg rolls offer a crispy, bold flavor, while orange chicken and chicken fried rice are popular picks. Long lines form for affordable lunch specials, showing its great value.
Combo egg rolls stand out with a crispy texture and strong flavor. Orange chicken and chicken fried rice also feature as popular choices, often ordered alongside chicken chow mein for parties.
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Takeout is recommended due to the very limited seating available.
Expect long lines during lunch hours, especially for specials.
Prices are affordable, with generous portion sizes for the cost.
Rustic decor and traditional Mongolian artwork set a cozy mood with dimmed lighting. Enjoy interactive dining at the Mongolian BBQ grill and self-service buffet. Chinese dishes like crispy orange chicken and a fragrant hot pot add variety and flavor.
Orange chicken stands out with its crispy texture and deep-fried style. The menu also features chow mein, kung pao chicken, and a traditional hot pot with fragrant broth and a good mix of meats and vegetables.
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The Mongolian barbecue costs $4.95 per pound, offering great value.
Expect a self-service dining experience where you weigh your food.
Cleanliness is a concern; some tables and bathrooms may be dirty.
Buffet offers all-you-can-eat seafood and sushi with a family-friendly atmosphere that can get noisy and cramped. Chinese dishes like fresh dumplings and orange chicken add variety. Interior is simple and clean but feels dated.
Dumplings and fried rice stand out with fresh flavors. The menu includes orange chicken, crab wontons, stuffed shrimp, and hot and sour soup.
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Dinner service starts at 3:30 PM.
Expect a 15-minute wait for a table during busy hours.
The buffet offers a take-out system where you pay by the pound.
Generous portions of wonton soup and BBQ chicken highlight the Chinese menu. Food avoids greasiness but can be salty or artificial. Service is simple, often requiring cash payments without a register.
Wonton soup stands out with rich flavor. Meals come with generous portions of rice and chow mein. Options include orange chicken, teriyaki chicken, fried rice, and vegetarian egg rolls.
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The prices at Hong Kong Express are fair and reasonable for the portion sizes.
They only accept cash payments, so bring cash for your meal.
Inspect your food before consuming, as there have been cleanliness concerns.
Chinese restaurant serves large portions like orange chicken and shrimp fried rice, perfect for groups. Atmosphere suits sharing platters more than solo dining. Menu can confuse with unspecified portions and extra sauce charges.
Orange chicken comes in large portions and is often paired with shrimp fried rice and chow mein. Hot and sour soup is a common choice, and shrimp egg rolls are also available.
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Dragon Loco Chinese Food is open on Christmas Day.
The restaurant displays its health grade in the window.
Expect generous portion sizes; bowls are available for smaller servings.