Small, cozy Taiwanese restaurant offers a casual and lively atmosphere with Chinese chill R&B music and close table seating. The vibe is friendly and affordable, attracting those seeking authentic flavors in a homey setting. Popular spot often requires waiting or ordering to go due to limited space.
Food comes fresh and delicious with great taste and portions. Meals are consistently satisfying and plentiful, making wait times worth it.
Popcorn chicken with a hint of cumin stands out alongside soup dumplings and beef rolls. Beef udon noodles and various dumplings also feature prominently.
"The beef noodle soup is authentic and delightful."
"The food here is so flavorful and juicy, especially the buns and dumplings."
"The Chinese food here is so flavorful and juicy, especially the dumplings."
Good to know
The kitchen closes at 8:30 pm, so get your order in before then.
Reservations are recommended to avoid waiting, especially during peak hours.
Parking is shared with a supermarket, which may make finding a spot difficult.
Kebab shop with Chinese-inspired decor and a warm, inviting atmosphere that feels like stepping back into ancient China. Live music and karaoke add a lively energy while the aroma of cumin evokes street food nights. Regulars enjoy authentic Chinese BBQ with tender lamb skewers and unique offerings like stinky tofu.
Skewers come well-seasoned and properly cooked, with even the cauliflower standing out as excellent. The food is consistently really good and pairs well with drinks among friends.
Spicy hot pot offers bold flavors and comes with options like pickled cabbage and pork. Chinese BBQ skewers stand out for their authentic taste and variety, paired with side dishes like cucumber and peanut noodles salad.
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Live music happens on weekends after 9:00 pm.
Karaoke is available at night for guests to participate.
There is a free parking lot behind the building.
Chinese restaurant with traditional decor and private rooms featuring large round tables suits family gatherings. Atmosphere ranges from cozy and elegant to noisy and crowded during busy times. The setting includes instrumental music and attention to detail in tableware.
Food here offers authentic Chinese cuisine with a wide selection of dishes. Every dish tastes clean and delicious.
Peking duck stands out as the signature dish, prepared beautifully and full of flavor. Other dishes like mapo tofu and sesame ball dessert also appear on the menu and receive positive mentions.
Good to know
Reservations are advisable to ensure availability of the duck, as they do run out.
The restaurant charges a 16% service fee for all parties.
Parking is convenient with a large private lot and street options.
Hong Kong-style fast food restaurant offers a casual diner-like atmosphere with a cozy, home-style vibe and moderate crowd levels. Shared seating is common for small groups, creating a slightly communal dining experience. The place stands out for its authentic Cantonese dishes and efficient service.
Food here is fresh, flavorful, and well-prepared with dishes like chicken and mushroom baked in a clay pot. The chicken wings stand out, and the 港式咖啡 offers a solid Hong Kong cafe vibe.
Offers authentic Cantonese dishes with a focus on chicken congee with preserved egg and dim sum. The crispy chow mein and shrimp chow fun stand out as exceptional Cantonese specialties.
Good to know
Free street parking is available on Fernfield Drive.
Parking is limited, and the small lot can fill up quickly.
A 20% discount is offered for takeout during peak hours.
Chinese restaurant offers authentic Cantonese dishes with fresh, soft steamed rice noodles that capture Guangzhou flavors. The atmosphere is casual and noisy, creating a lively, home-like vibe. Tables fill up at lunch, and the place uses disposable plates and cups despite being a sit-down spot.
Authentic Cantonese food shines here with dishes like fresh, soft steamed rice noodles that offer real comfort. The flavors closely resemble those from southern China, making it a solid spot for genuine southern Chinese cuisine.
Authentic Cantonese rice noodle rolls and congee stand out here. The dishes are simple, light, and have a very Cantonese style.
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Parking is free and convenient for all visitors.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food offered.
Expect a busy lunch hour with full tables.
Spacious hot pot restaurant offers private booths and a lively atmosphere suited for groups. The setting feels relaxed yet bustling with constant activity around the tables. Unique bullfrog dishes and authentic spicy broths define the dining experience.
Food comes out very quickly and stays fresh. Prices are great and the environment is clean and comfortable.
Hot pots stand out with spicy and fragrant broths, especially the Chongqing Frog and Fish Hot Pot. Options include Wild Mushroom King Chicken Hot Pot with a refreshing broth, plus both all-you-can-eat and a la carte choices.
Good to know
The all-you-can-eat hot pot costs only $38.
Expect long wait times during peak hours.
You can order only four side dishes at a time.
Small eatery with a yellow aesthetic and a somewhat musty smell sets a modest atmosphere. Food arrives hot in metal pans, offering authentic Hunan cuisine with generous portions and reasonable prices. Spicy dishes lean toward medium heat, suitable for those who enjoy a bit of spice.
Food here offers authentic Hunan flavors with high quality ingredients. The dishes deliver satisfying Chinese comfort food that stays true to traditional recipes.
Authentic Hunan cuisine stands out here with very tasty frozen dumplings. The food ranks as some of the best Hunan dishes in the area.
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The portions are generous, making it great for sharing.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food offered.
Expect authentic Hunan cuisine without typical Americanized dishes.
Huge, ornately decorated space with old-school push carts serving dim sum creates a traditional vibe. Loud atmosphere often includes karaoke music and can feel warm and stuffy due to limited ventilation. Popular for social gatherings and known for authentic Cantonese dim sum with reasonable prices.
Food features authentic Chinese cuisine with good flavors and well-presented dishes. Dim sum arrives via carts that come around quickly and frequently, offering a tasty experience at a fair price.
Dim sum features freshly made shrimp dumplings, pork buns, and crispy spring rolls with authentic flavors. The menu includes baked running yolk buns and beef tendon, served via traditional carts, offering great taste at affordable prices.
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Parking took me 20-30 minutes to find a spot during weekend brunch.
I should reserve a table for the weekend because there are a lot of people.
Dim Sum is served 7 days a week from 8am to 3pm.
Small, packed space with booths and tables creates a cozy, bustling atmosphere. Authentic Cantonese and Vietnamese noodle dishes draw steady crowds, especially at lunch, with fast service and extensive customizations. Cash-only policy and limited parking add to the traditional, no-frills vibe.
Typical Cantonese and Vietnamese cuisine comes out quickly and stays fresh. The food is solid comfort food, great in flavor and very filling.
Beef chow fun comes very saucy with a rich gravy that stands out. Noodles and wonton soup offer solid, typical Cantonese and Vietnamese flavors in a casual cafe setting.
Good to know
They only accepted cash as payment.
Kim Kee Noodle Cafe opens early around 7:30am.
There was a 20-minute wait on a weekend.
Dim sum arrives via traditional propane carts in a spacious, family-friendly setting filled with lively, noisy energy. Large tables accommodate groups, making it a popular spot for social gatherings. The atmosphere feels like a bustling market with constant conversation and vibrant activity.
Offers delicious Cantonese cuisine with consistently great food throughout the day. Known for excellent Dim Sum and good value alongside solid service.
Cart dim sum offers a classic experience with authentic Cantonese cuisine. Steamed dumplings and other dishes come hot and fresh, making it a solid spot for family or friends to enjoy high-quality dim sum.
Good to know
Dim sum ends at 3pm, so arrive early to enjoy it.
Lion and dragon dancers perform around 12pm during the Lunar New Year.
Parking can be challenging, especially on holidays.
Small family-run restaurant with cozy atmosphere and limited seating offers a quiet, peaceful environment. Handmade dishes focus on northern Chinese cuisine with a wide variety of flavorful dumplings and noodles. Cash-only policy and no dim sum carts distinguish it from traditional dim sum spots.
Food here is very fresh and delicious with each dish offering a unique taste, flavor, and aroma. The wait feels worth it because the food is consistently tasty and satisfying.
Small hole-in-the-wall spot offers a huge variety of dumplings including juicy pork buns and pork soup dumplings. Lamb skewers stand out as a unique specialty. Dim sum tastes very fresh and prices stay very affordable.
Good to know
They only accept cash at Dim Sum World.
The kitchen is very small, resulting in about a 15-minute wait for dishes.
It is best to go for breakfast when it's slow to get a table right away.
Cha chaan teng with authentic Hong Kong decor and arcade machines creates a lively, nostalgic atmosphere. Bright, clean space fills with energy late into the night, evoking Hong Kong street vibes. Walls display mahjong tiles and HK signage, enhancing the immersive experience.
Food here stays authentic and delicious with huge portions. Dishes come out quick and hot, offering a good variety at a fair price.
Cantonese and Hong Kong staples shine with authentic dim sum served until late. Dishes like Seafood Chow Mein with fish, shrimp, octopus, and cuttlefish on crispy noodles and Yang Chow fried rice come in sizable, flavorful portions.
Good to know
The cafe opens at 11 AM and stays open until 1:59 AM daily.
Expect a long wait, especially for parties larger than four.
Parking is available in the basement of the plaza.
Small Cantonese restaurant with cozy seating and outdoor tables offers a family-oriented, local vibe reminiscent of Hong Kong tea restaurants. Atmosphere stays relaxing and casual, with quick bites served until late. Popular for authentic Hong Kong cha chaan teng flavors and good value meals.
Food offers authentic Hong Kong casual cuisine with a fiery wok flavor and generous portions. Breakfast combos come with delicious traditional dishes at reasonable prices.
Authentic Cantonese food includes perfect pork and beef congee and quickly made chow mein. Staff speak Cantonese and English and provide friendly service.
Good to know
The Breakfast combo costs $13 and includes a main dish, a side dish, and a drink.
They offer a Thanksgiving special from November 24th to November 27th with a free pineapple bun sandwich for orders over $50.
The restaurant accepts cash only.
Seafood restaurant offers a welcoming, cozy atmosphere with recently remodeled interiors and a patio seating area. It attracts families and locals seeking authentic Chinese dishes like lobster and salt & pepper pork. The space feels clean and comfortable despite being somewhat small.
Food comes out quickly and tastes delicious with excellent Chinese flavors. Service is efficient and complements the meal well.
Classic Szechuan flavors shine in dishes like shrimp and Kung Pao. The orange chicken balances tangy, sweet, and savory perfectly, while the Mongolian beef stands out as fantastic.
Good to know
There is plenty of parking available on Sundays.
Credit cards incur an extra charge; bring cash to avoid this fee.
Reservations are recommended for large groups to ensure seating.
Many private rooms with large windows create a quiet, comfortable atmosphere suitable for small gatherings. The space is somewhat small and the decor is simple but clean. Prices are reasonable, and fresh seafood and flavorful soups are common features.
Food arrives quickly and tastes absolutely delicious. The Chinese dishes stand out for their excellent flavor and the dining area feels clean and comfortable.
Traditional Cantonese dishes offer authentic flavors with soups made from seasonal ingredients to balance Yin and Yang. Orange chicken stands out as exquisite, though the Peking duck bread tends to be a bit hard.
Good to know
The restaurant offers lunch specials with no minimum order on weekdays.
There is plenty of off-street parking available, with a structure in front.
Most menu items cost over $10 to $11, with different prices for lunch and dinner.
Dim sum comes in large portions with authentic flavors suited for takeout only, as no seating is available. The atmosphere feels uninviting and cash-only payments are required. Parking is limited and shared, and food often runs out early on busy days.
Food offers fresh and delicious flavors with authentic Asian cuisine. Prices stay affordable while quality remains consistently great.
Dim sum arrives fast, fresh, and hot, with large portions and great value. The har gow and pork dumplings stand out, and walk-up window service makes takeout easy.
Good to know
Cash is the only accepted payment method; no credit cards.
The restaurant is takeout only, with no seating available.
Parking is available behind the restaurant and on the street.
Hot pot restaurant charges by weight at $13.99 per pound, offering a large variety of vegetables, seafood, and meats. Atmosphere includes a sauce bar for custom mixes and a loyalty card system rewarding frequent diners. The setting draws a steady crowd, with lines forming during busy times.
Food tastes fresh and comes with a wide selection of ingredients. Service is fast, and the setup helps avoid food waste by letting you pick exactly what you want.
Hot pot here offers a create-your-own style with lots of meat, shrimp, scallops, and fish balls to choose from. The spicy broth is delicious and the big bowls make it easy to load up on ingredients.
Good to know
The restaurant charges $13.99 per pound for all ingredients.
Expect a 20-minute wait during peak dining hours.
A free drink is offered for bowls weighing 1.5 lbs or more when paid in cash.
Small, cozy space with an inviting and clean interior feels very hot like an oven. The place fills up quickly during lunch with a mix of locals, including elders, creating a lively atmosphere. Handmade meat pies and dumplings with crispy crusts and sizzling hot soup inside stand out as the main attraction, made fresh to order with a variety of fillings.
Chinese food offers a nostalgic feel with delicious flavors. Food quality stays consistently good, though early orders may take longer to arrive.
Dumplings stand out with broth inside and a crispy exterior. Wonton soup impresses with its stunning flavor. Meat pies resemble giant pan-fried xiao long bao, juicy and savory inside.
Good to know
Both cash and card are accepted for payment.
Parking can be tight, especially during lunchtime; consider street parking.
Call ahead to avoid long wait times during peak hours.
Mom and pop Chinese restaurant in a U-shaped strip mall offers authentic hand rolled noodles and homemade dumplings with a quiet atmosphere. The place operates on a cash-only policy and features affordable prices. The food focuses on Northern-style dishes with generous portions and distinctive flavors.
Shanxi cuisine features prominently with huge portions and flavorful dishes. Food arrives unexpectedly and quality varies, sometimes not matching the price.
Broth features a five spice and hot spice blend. Focus lies on hand pulled noodles and homemade dumplings.
Good to know
Payment is cash only; credit cards and bank transfers are not accepted.
A 12% tip is charged in cash and not included in the bill.
The restaurant specializes in hand-pulled noodles and homemade dumplings.
High ceilings and spacious seating create a comfortable, lowkey atmosphere with a mix of modern and festive decor. The vibe stays relaxed and cheerful, making it easy to hang out and talk. Free underground parking adds convenience to the experience.
Food features authentic Hong Kong-style flavor with a focus on Cantonese dishes and dim sum. The menu offers a variety of Chinese food at reasonable prices.
Cantonese breakfast includes congee and rice noodles like char siu cheung fun with BBQ pork that melts in your mouth. Lunch specials offer decent string beans, fried pork chop, and cod filet at reasonable prices.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available from 11am to 5pm, priced at $11.99 or $12.99.
Takeout is allowed for lunch specials, but it's usually dine-in.
Parking is free and available in the underground structure.
Small Chinese restaurant offers authentic Guilin rice noodles with generous portions and reasonable prices. Atmosphere feels cozy and comfortable, attracting diners who appreciate traditional flavors. Some staff speak Guilin dialect, adding to the genuine experience.
Food comes out quickly and tastes authentic and clean. Prices stay cheap while delivering consistent comfort food quality.
Beef in the hot pot stands out as delicious but the hot pot itself feels a bit firm. Side dishes with the hot pot tend to be average with some meat coming off as old and tough.
Good to know
The restaurant received an inspection score of less than 70.
The kitchen was observed to be very unhygienic.
Women are given significantly smaller portions than men.
Wok restaurant offers a cozy, lively atmosphere with dim lighting and groups speaking Northeastern Chinese dialects. Decor shows unique, stylish design with attention to detail. Dinner service runs late, featuring authentic Northeastern barbecue with generous portions.
Very authentic Northeastern cuisine arrives quickly and stays consistently delicious. The food invites trying new flavors with confidence.
Authentic Sichuan dishes like twice-cooked pork and shredded pork with garlic sauce stand out. The spicy hot pot and pot-baked pork offer strong flavors, though the sweet and sour pork lacks crispiness.
Good to know
Dong Bei is only open for dinner from 5PM to 2AM.
The menu is accessible via a QR code, and orders are placed there.
I found free street parking on Garvey Ave easily.
Small restaurant offers authentic Hunan cuisine with very spicy dishes and great wok hei. Atmosphere includes easygoing owner and locals enjoying traditional plates. Dining is comfortable with air conditioning and good portion sizes.
Authentic spicy Hunan cuisine shines here with less oily, well-balanced flavors. The food is customizable for spiciness and prepared by a chef with 20 years at a five-star restaurant in China.
Authentic Hunan cuisine shines with spicy stir-fried frogs, Hunan-style steamed whole fish, and Sansho chicken offal. The dishes offer a range of spiciness levels and come less oily than usual, pairing well with rice.
Good to know
The restaurant serves authentic Hunan cuisine without MSG.
The average price is approximately $30 per person.
The restaurant is clean and air-conditioned for comfortable dining.
Small space with charcoal-grilled skewers creates an authentic Northeastern Chinese BBQ vibe. Atmosphere is comfortable but can feel noisy and cramped during busy times. Late hours and convenient parking support a steady flow of diners seeking genuine flavors.
Food features authentic Northeastern-style grilled skewers with a strong charcoal aroma. Ingredients stay fresh and dishes deliver consistent delicious flavors.
Authentic Northeast Chinese BBQ stands out here, especially the Xinjiang lamb skewers and sweet and sour pork. Sauerkraut dumplings add a strong, emotional punch to the menu.
Good to know
Ordering is done via a QR code, and self-service for water is required.
The restaurant stays open late, making it ideal for late-night snacks.
Prices are above average, with skewers priced around $8.99.
Big coolers display a broad assortment of meats and vegetables on trays and skewers, charged by colored tiers. The atmosphere features nice decor with standout ceiling lamps and a clean, spacious layout suitable for groups. Late hours and self-serve dipping sauces add convenience, while the broth is known for being rich and flavorful.
Larger plates offer more food and the dishes are generally delicious. Food safety can be a concern if ingredients sit too long, so caution is advised.
Traditional Sichuan Hot Pot stands out with a variety of skewers and Northeastern cold noodles. The menu also includes beef noodles and maocai, all at a cheap price.
Good to know
Food safety could be compromised if ingredients sit too long without proper management.
The skewers are charged per skewer stick, while plates are charged by colored tiers.
The self-service dipping sauce costs $1.90, and toppings are 40 cents per stick.
360-degree panoramic video projections create an immersive and youthful atmosphere with folk music and karaoke adding to the lively vibe. Limited seating and late-night hours attract younger crowds seeking a casual, trendy spot. Bright lighting and moving walls contribute to a fun, unique experience.
Food offers authentic Chinese flavors with dishes like fried shredded potato. Late-night options and convenient QR code ordering add to the experience.
Good to know
The restaurant stays open until 3am, making it a great late-night option.
Expect long wait times around 6pm on Saturdays; consider arriving earlier.
It's convenient to order by scanning a QR code at your table.
Chinese restaurant with high ceilings and unique interior design offers a casual, quiet atmosphere even when busy. Seating is ample, supporting a laid-back dining experience with moderate chatter. The vibe stays calm without music, focusing on straightforward dining.
Food features large portions and fresh ingredients with a focus on Chinese family-style dishes and dumplings. The taste is consistently delicious and offers good value for the price.
Juicy pork and chicken dumplings come with great skin texture and flavor. Hot and sour soup stands out as well seasoned. Dishes like orange chicken, Mongolian beef, and egg tofu add variety to the authentic Chinese menu.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, so be prepared for a wait during peak hours.
Parking is available outside and underground, with free options nearby.
Credit cards are accepted, but there's a $1 surcharge on small bills.
Small family-run restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with homemade dumplings featuring thin, smooth skins and fresh meat. Pan-fried buns stand out for their flavor, while wonton soup carries a seafood-flavored broth similar to original Qingdao style. Garlic sauce adds a notable touch to the menu.
Food features handmade dumplings and hot dishes with a gourmet touch. The menu focuses on frozen dumplings and family-style meals.
Homemade dumplings feature thin, smooth skin and fresh meat. Steamed beef bao buns and wonton soup with a seafood-flavored broth also stand out.
Good to know
Expect higher prices compared to similar local restaurants.
Reservations are recommended during peak dining hours.
Cash payments may be preferred; check before visiting.
Seafood restaurant offers Teochew-style dishes with a focus on house special crab and wok-charred flavors. The atmosphere is very loud, making conversation difficult during busy times. Parking is limited, often requiring street parking when the place fills up.
Seafood dishes arrive piping hot and promptly with authentic Chinese flavors. Portions satisfy hunger and the taste stays consistently delicious.
Seafood Palace serves Cantonese seafood with dishes like beef chow fun featuring wok char and perfect noodles. Sweet and sour pork stands out, and they accommodate requests like swapping bean sprouts for Chinese broccoli.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended during peak dinner times due to high demand.
Parking is limited; expect to park on the street during busy hours.
The meal cost averages around $35 per person.
Open area invites lively gatherings while tented seats in the back offer a chill atmosphere for relaxed hangouts. Groups often spend hours playing games, creating a social vibe. Free parking is available but limited, with additional spots on the street.
Food arrives quickly, showing attention to hunger. Dishes offer freshness, well balanced flavor, and decent-sized portions at good prices.
Traditional Chinese BBQ stands out with pork belly and dumplings that deliver solid flavor. The BBQ offers a genuine taste experience with charcoal grilling.
Good to know
There are two entrances to the restaurant, front and back.
The parking lot is small but free.
There is more parking available on the street.