Small space with an open kitchen where dumplings are made behind glass. Atmosphere feels cozy, homey, and family-friendly with a clean, relaxing vibe. The place draws people looking for authentic, well-prepared Chinese dumplings in generous portions.
Steamed dumplings stand out with their juicy, steamy, and fresh qualities. Beef and broccoli offers a flavorful experience, while chow mein surprises with chewy, delicious noodles.
Lunch happens in a calm setting with few people around. It suits family visits and late afternoon meals.
"The dumplings here are fresh and taste incredible."
"The Chinese food here is really fresh and delicious."
"The food at this Lunch Spot is delicious and the service is friendly."
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The restaurant offers 10% off during its soft opening starting January 19, 2025.
Expect long wait times due to a small kitchen and staff.
The prices are very reasonable, with many dishes under $10.
Small noodle restaurant offers handmade dumplings with generous portions at affordable prices. Atmosphere feels relaxing and welcoming despite the compact space and noticeable heat inside. Menu focuses on traditional dishes with limited customization.
Freshly made handmade dumplings from Northeast China sit behind the register, steamed or pan-fried to perfection. The beef & green onion pan-fried dumplings and pork dumplings with spicy sauce stand out for their flavor and tenderness.
Casual lunch spot with a menu that suits quick meals. Many choose to order extra for dinner at home.
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Prices are very reasonable, with generous portions for the cost.
Dumplings are handmade in the kitchen, visible from the dining area.
The menu features a limited selection of dumplings and a few other dishes.
Small dining area with authentic Chinese street food decor creates a cozy and warm atmosphere. The place fills quickly, especially after 7 pm, reflecting its popularity. Adorable serving cups and pots add charm to the experience.
Sichuan and Mala spice flavors dominate the noodle dishes, delivering a strong tongue-numbing sensation. The menu features spicy beef noodles with pork and bok choy, spicy dumplings, tender wontons in flavorful soup, and potstickers with notable taste.
Chicken mushroom noodles offer a full flavor option for lunch. Seating is limited during the lunch rush, making it a spot often chosen for quick to-go orders.
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Expect over an hour wait for two people during peak hours.
The restaurant is very small, so seating is limited.
Prices are on the higher side; two soups and wontons cost $50.
Roomy interior combines modern, fresh design with clean, soothing atmosphere. Outdoor patio offers dog-friendly seating and a relaxed vibe. An unlimited sauce bar adds interactive flavor options to the dining experience.
Dumplings stand out here, especially the pan fried ones with beef and onion or shrimp and pork. The menu also includes veggie dumplings, veggie chowmein, and sesame balls.
Lunch offers satisfying meals in a setting that suits any occasion. The spot stays calm on weekends, making it easy to enjoy a relaxed lunch.
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Dumpling Master doesn't accept reservations.
Expect a wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for smaller orders.
Open kitchen behind glass showcases chefs preparing dumplings from scratch, adding an engaging visual element. Atmosphere stays quiet and welcoming with calming music and a modern, clean interior featuring a fish tank that entertains while waiting. Space feels comfortable and suitable for friends or family gatherings.
Dumplings stand out with fresh, juicy fillings and crispy or steamed textures. The truffle soup dumplings and wonton soup offer rich, flavorful broths and tender ingredients.
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Dumpling Artisan had its grand opening today.
The restaurant offers both traditional and unique dumpling options.
There is only indoor seating, no outdoor seating available.
Narrow kitchen hosts an efficient choreographed prep dance during rush hour, creating a chill atmosphere for quick dine-in or takeout. Menu offers great variety with authentic wok hei flavors and reasonable prices, drawing a steady crowd for lunch specials and generous portions.
Orange chicken and hot and sour soup stand out with strong flavors. Lunch specials offer plentiful servings including fried shrimp, wontons, and egg rolls alongside chow mein and fried rice.
Lunch specials offer a sweet and sour dish with pineapple pieces and a variety of plates including rice and chow mein with different meats. Prices hover around $9.95, making it an affordable deal with good options.
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Parking is plentiful and easily accessible.
You can customize your order to suit your taste.
You pay by weight, with a full plate costing around $9.
Spacious restaurant with individual soup pots at each table and a sauce bar offering endless customization. Atmosphere blends modern and traditional elements creating a cozy, inviting vibe. Features include a full service bar with diverse soup bases and fresh seafood selections.
Offers authentic AYCE Chinese hot pot with fresh ingredients and several meat tiers. The ancient spicy soup base delivers strong mala and Szechuan flavors. Staff provide helpful guidance for cooking your own food.
Lunch offers all-you-can-eat dining with prices starting around $25 per person. Food stays fresh and the lunch price is about $10 cheaper than dinner.
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All-you-can-eat A5 wagyu is available for an additional $25.
Lunch prices are about $10 cheaper than dinner.
Expect a wait time during peak hours on weekends.
Cozy space with low-key welcoming vibe and friendly staff creates a homey atmosphere despite dated decor. The restaurant feels like a big family and offers an authentic Chinese dining experience with affordable prices and clean environment.
Xiao long bao ranks alongside Din Tai Fung with delicate wrappers and rich broth. Wonton soup features a homemade bone broth and fresh wontons with no MSG. Dishes like dan dan noodles, beef stir fry, and Kung Pao Chicken showcase bold Szechuan seasoning and consistent quality.
Lunch moves fast with quick service and dishes that keep their high standards. The Kung Pao Chicken stands out, and rice dishes come with homemade egg drop soup.
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Expect generous portion sizes that are made fresh to order.
A 3.5% credit card processing fee applies for swiped cards.
Prices are at least 30% lower than comparable restaurants with similar quality.
Small, simple space with a cozy, inviting atmosphere and Chinese-themed decor. The place feels mellow and friendly, often busy with a steady flow of diners. Food is made to order, focusing on authentic Chinese dishes with standout items like honey walnut shrimp and flavorful jajangmyeon.
Wonton soup stands out with rich flavor and warmth. Dishes like orange chicken and honey walnut shrimp offer bold, sweet-savory tastes.
Lunch offers a solid variety of specials priced around $12.99. Meals include fried or steamed rice, veggie roll, wonton, and egg drop soup, providing good value and quick service for a midday break.
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The restaurant closes from 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM during the week.
Expect a wait time of about 30 minutes during busy periods.
Parking is plentiful and available near the restaurant.
Chinese restaurant with warm atmosphere and tables for dining in serves food in to-go plastic containers. Lunch specials offer reasonable prices and generous portions. Environment improved after management change, creating a more inviting space.
Orange Chicken features a bright sauce and tender texture. Chop Suey offers a tasty mix of shrimp and vegetables. Crab Rangoon stands out as a favorite. Chow Mein is soft and flavorful. Wonton soup comes in a tall plastic cup when dining in.
Lunch specials come with reasonable prices and options like the Mongolian Three flavors or a two-item plate featuring Khung Pao Chicken and shrimp with broccoli. Customizations exclude chow mein or rice.
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The prices for lunch are good with reasonably priced specials.
Bamboo Garden offers large portion sizes for the price paid.
The restaurant is located next to Stater Bros, providing ample parking.
Spacious dining area blends traditional elements with modern design and features vivid lanterns and art. Atmosphere stays quiet and elegant, suitable for business or family gatherings. Private rooms with projector screens support parties or banquets.
Dim sum features authentic Cantonese flavors with improved quality. Dishes like crispy Peking duck, tender Mongolian beef in a rich sauce, and flavorful Kung Pao chicken with crunchy peanuts stand out.
Quick lunches happen here with the option to order both lunch and dim sum at the same time. Saturdays see a calm atmosphere without much crowd during lunch.
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They charge an 18% service charge automatically on all bills.
Expect a 15-20 minute wait during peak hours.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers.