Bright, clean space offers a customizable hot pot with multiple broth bases and ingredient choices. Pricing by bowl weight keeps it affordable for families and solo diners. The self-serve setup creates a hands-on, warm dining experience perfect for casual meals.
Customizable hot pot bowls let you pick your ingredients and soup base from about 4 to 5 options. The self-serve setup creates a hands-on dining experience that stands out from typical hot pot spots.
"I loved building my own Chinese food hot pot with fresh ingredients."
"I chose the bone broth and was really happy with its rich, savory flavor."
"I loved loading my bowl with fresh seafood for the hot pot."
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Customers pay $15.99 per pound for their hot pot ingredients.
You choose your broth at the counter from three options: original, bone broth, or tomato.
Parking is mostly paid, but there's a free lot across the street near Target.
Old school Chinese spot offers fresh har gow and authentic dishes like Beef Chow Fun. Dim sum runs all day in a quiet, family-owned setting with mellow piano music. Prices stay reasonable and free parking makes visits easy.
Dim sum features fresh har gow with perfectly cooked shrimp and well-textured wrappers. Dishes like Siu Mai, Pork Ribs with Squash, and Beef Chow Fun deliver authentic flavors with fresh fillings and balanced seasoning.
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They offer lunch specials on weekdays.
Prices range from $10 to $20 per person, making it affordable.
Free parking is available outside the restaurant.
Seafood shines with fresh catches and a free snack bar adds variety. Sichuan dishes bring authentic braised flavors and a spicy roasted fish stands out. Casual vibe suits groups, blending sailor and Chinese decor with a worn charm.
Sichuan-style dishes feature authentic braised flavors with a rich, balanced, and umami profile. The menu includes steamed dumplings, Chongqing spicy roasted fish, and a notable Sichuan flavored dipping sauce.
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The restaurant offers a free buffet of samples during promotional periods.
Parking is free at the back of the restaurant with plenty of spots available.
Seniors aged 80+ can eat free up to $30, which is a nice perk.
Cozy dining room with smooth jazz creates a calm vibe. Orange chicken offers strong flavor and large portions. Friendly staff and reasonable prices make it a great spot for quality Chinese food without the noise.
Orange chicken stands out with strong flavor and good portion size. Fried rice and dumplings offer solid value and satisfy with generous servings. Hot and sour soup and Mongolian beef add variety to the menu.
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The restaurant offers many lunch specials that are affordable.
Parking is available behind the restaurant and in the Ralph's lot.
The restrooms are very clean and well-maintained.
Minimalist design with natural light and plants creates a cozy, calming spot. Sesame chicken noodles and wonton soup deliver rich flavors and tender bites. Limited seating with a comfortable couch and outlets suits study or hangout needs.
Sesame chicken noodles offer a flavorful experience with a rich sauce. Wonton soup features tender chicken and a satisfying broth. The menu also includes pork knuckle over rice and dim sum options.
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There was a parking lot for $10 all day right next door.
The kitchen closed at 8pm, even though the store was open until 9pm.
The lunch special is available Monday through Friday from 11 AM to 3 PM.
Hot pot spot delivers numbing-spicy broth with bold flavors like beef oil and miso. Vibrant vibe shines through live performances and mahjong tables. Sauce bar offers customizable dipping sauces and unlimited appetizers for a true Chongqing street feel.
Hot pot features a rich, numbing-spicy broth that tastes homemade and is not greasy. The menu includes bold, flavorful broths like beef oil, bone, and miso, plus unique options such as pork brains, duck feet, and frog.
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On Saturdays at 7:30 pm, an authentic dancer performs for a few minutes.
They charge around $6.99 per person just to access the sauce and salad bar.
Parking is available next door and costs about $5.
Old-school charm meets spicy wonton soup and generous portions of classics like kung pao chicken. Cozy, quiet space with celebrity photos and ample parking welcomes locals seeking fine dining.
Spicy wonton soup features a rich chili oil that stands out. Large portions include dishes like old kung pao chicken without peanuts, Mongolian beef, and orange chicken, alongside classics like moo shu pork with pancakes and Yang Chow fried rice.
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They have their own parking, which is convenient for diners.
There was ample free parking available at the restaurant.
Portions are large enough to share, making meals more economical.
Dining room feels homey and clean, perfect for groups or solo visits. Hot and Sour soup delivers a spicy tang, while Sesame chicken stays crunchy and light. Shrimp Chow Mein boasts eight prawns, making it a flavorful, affordable choice.
Hot and Sour soup offers a spicy and tangy flavor with bamboo shoots, shiitake mushrooms, and tofu. Sesame chicken comes crunchy with a light batter, while Shrimp Chow Mein features at least eight prawns seasoned just right.
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The prices at J’S Chinese Cuisine are very reasonable.
We parked on the street.
Expect a busy atmosphere during dinner hours.
Funky spot serves orange chicken with balanced spice and flavor. Large portions and affordable prices make meals quick and simple. Quality ingredients shine in classics like beef broccoli and Hot and Sour soup.
Orange chicken stands out with a good balance of flavor and spice. The menu offers solid options like BBQ pork, beef broccoli, and spicy Hot and Sour soup, alongside classics like egg drop soup and fried rice.
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A two-item combo meal costs $9, and a three-item combo is $11.50.
Fusion Bowl offers a wide variety of dishes for take-out.
Prices are generally affordable, making it budget-friendly.
Small Chinese spot offers crispy tofu and egg drop soup with bold flavors. Portions are generous and prices affordable. Quiet, casual vibe suits those seeking vegan options and solid lunch specials.
Egg drop soup stands out as a highlight. The menu features solid options like kung pao chicken, orange chicken, and satisfying lunch specials with chicken chop suey and garlic chicken.
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Wok Master shares its parking lot with other businesses, so parking may be difficult during peak hours.
The cost of $35 for two plates was reasonable in Pasadena.
The restaurant offers great options for vegans, especially since it shares a lot with Drink Erva.
Spacious spot shines with Art Deco chandeliers and a buzzing vibe perfect for groups or dates. Enjoy soup dumplings bursting with flavor and a spicy Szechuan Shrimp that packs a punch. Casual yet classy, it blends bold tastes with a lively atmosphere.
Soup dumplings burst with flavor and pair well with spicy wontons. The Szechuan Shrimp offers a strong, spicy kick, while pan-fried and steamed vegetarian dumplings bring solid flavor. Sweet and sour chicken, seafood noodles, and mapo tofu add variety with bold tastes.
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Reservations are highly recommended to avoid long wait times.
Parking is available around the corner in a lot that costs $1 for the first 2 hours.
Prices are affordable, with good portion sizes for the cost.
Local mom and pop spot serves authentic cuisine with huge portions at great prices. Signature dishes like orange chicken with real peel and Mongolian beef shine. Atmosphere stays simple, focusing on food quality over frills.
Orange chicken stands out with real orange peel, alongside Mongolian beef and kung pao chicken. Fried rice, chow mein, beef broccoli, and sweet and sour chicken also feature prominently.
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There is no restroom available for customers at this restaurant.
Lunch specials are available for $10 or less.
The portion sizes are huge, making it great for takeout.
Small, cozy spot serves authentic savory crepes with fillings like Peking Duck and Cumin Lamb. Bright, clean space offers a chill vibe perfect for quick bites. Limited seating pushes takeout, making it ideal for casual, flavorful Chinese food on the go.
Crepes feature fillings like Peking Duck, Cumin Lamb, and Pork Rib with a hint of Sichuan peppercorn. Congee combos come with a fresh Chinese donut and offer solid flavor.
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There is no restroom available for customers inside the restaurant.
Street parking is difficult; a public lot charges $1 for the first two hours.
Parking options include metered street parking or nearby garages.
Dim sum shines with shrimp dumplings and char siu bao in a lively, noisy space. Concrete walls boost sound, making chats tough but perfect for large groups. Private glass cubicles add a modern touch to classic flavors like turnip cake.
Dim sum features delicious shrimp dumplings, char siu bao, and hot and sour soup. Traditional items like turnip cake, siomai, and string beans come out with great texture and flavor.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially during lunch.
Expect wait times of 30-60 minutes during peak hours.
The restaurant closes early at 8 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Large modern space blends indoor and outdoor seating with a lively atmosphere and robot delivery. Menu shines with fresh orange chicken and unique items like quinoa rice. Clean, affordable spot mixing traditional Chinese dishes and new flavors.
Fresh made orange chicken stands out with a short wait and better taste than other spots. The menu also features hot and sour soup, fried rice, and dishes like firecracker and kung pao chicken.
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Expect long lines during lunch and dinner hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant maintains a high level of cleanliness throughout.
Panda Express offers quinoa rice and burritos, which are unique to this location.
Open space with high ceilings and modern-traditional decor creates a classy vibe. Orange chicken offers spicy flavor that stands out among dishes like Phoenix chicken and smoked duck. Full sushi and drink bars add variety for a refined dining experience.
Orange chicken stands out with its spicy and tasty flavor. Other notable dishes include Phoenix chicken, Mongolian Beef, smoked duck, and mushu pork.
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Reservations are required, and there are no guarantees for booth seating.
Parking is available in a garage, and the restaurant validates parking.
Expect the restaurant to be busy during dinner hours.
Bright space with natural light and lively, laid-back vibes welcomes families. Outdoor seating channels a Taiwanese night market feel. Menu shines with flaky scallion pancakes and hearty chicken congee, blending rich flavors and comforting dishes.
Flaky scallion pancakes stand out for their texture and flavor. The menu features rich dishes like beef noodles, pork belly over rice, and spicy tofu. The chicken congee offers a comforting, hearty option often enjoyed at brunch.
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Parking is available in a lot right next to the restaurant.
Expect long wait times of around 40 minutes during peak hours.
Portions are small, so consider ordering more for larger groups.
Space blends moody lighting with a cozy feel. Dumplings shine, especially pork and crab varieties, paired with solid soups like wonton and beef noodle. Casual vibe keeps it real, avoiding fast food style, while portions stay affordable and satisfying.
Dumplings stand out here, especially the pork and crab varieties, which taste homemade and fresh. The wonton soup and golden beef noodle soup also deliver solid flavors, while dishes like Mapo Tofu and orange chicken offer good quality and portion sizes.
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Free parking is available, along with meter parking.
Expect no wait times during weekday evenings.
The restaurant offers big portions at reasonable prices.
Small, cramped space creates an intimate, busy vibe perfect for quick meals. Enjoy classic Taiwanese flavors like large intestine and stinky tofu hot pot. Unique exclusive boba and sweets add a special touch to this casual spot.
Classic Taiwanese flavors like large intestine and stinky tofu hot pot bring strong nostalgia and tradition. Individual hot pot bowls offer options like a fragrant green pepper hot pot and a bold, numbing Spicy Szechuan bowl that pairs well with rice.
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Parking is usually easy, as there's a parking lot across the street about half a block away.
Expect a quick seating experience on weekends, unlike other places with long waits.
Reservations are not required, but calling ahead for specific items is recommended.
Family-owned spot serves generous portions of Chinese classics like crispy orange chicken and Combination Lo Mein with chicken, shrimp, and beef. Welcoming atmosphere fills quickly but seating is prompt, making it a favorite for locals seeking flavorful meals at fair prices.
Orange chicken comes with real pieces of orange and stays hot and crispy. The Combination Lo Mein mixes chicken, shrimp, beef, and broccoli for great flavor. Other notable dishes include wonton soup with crispy noodles and BBQ fried rice.
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The restaurant offers a special lunch menu with discounted prices.
Expect generous portion sizes, often enough for leftovers.
Delivery service is prompt, typically arriving on time.
Cozy dining room serves crispy egg rolls and kung pao chicken with balanced spice. Meals come family style, made to order for a relaxed pace. Thick noodles in chicken chow mein add hearty flavor to this classic Chinese spot.
Crispy egg rolls have a satisfying exterior and flavorful fillings. The kung pao chicken offers a perfect balance of spice and flavor, while the chicken chow mein features thick, tasty noodles.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid a wait due to made-to-order food.
The dining area is closed; only takeout is available.
Lunch specials offer great deals and are served family style.