Spacious dining area features wooden furniture, mirrored ceiling, and fresh flower bouquets on tables, creating a clean and bright environment with an Inner Mongolian decor style. Loud music often fills the space, making conversation difficult and affecting the overall atmosphere. A self-service sauce bar and complimentary mutton soup and salty milk tea add unique touches to the dining experience.
Food delivers authentic Mongolian flavor with fresh ingredients creating a complex and layered taste. Portions are generous and dishes like shumai and steamed buns stay true to traditional recipes.
Complimentary Mongolian milk tea and yogurt arrive as soon as you sit down. Both drinks have a delicious and authentic taste that pairs well with the food.
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Parking is tricky; avoid parking next door to prevent towing.
Free yogurt or milk tea is provided upon seating.
They offer free refills of lamb broth.
Halal restaurant blends live jazz saxophone and Northwestern Chinese cuisine for a chill, lively vibe. Musicians serve by day and perform by night, creating an authentic atmosphere. Generous portions and authentic flavors define the dining experience.
Northwestern Chinese dishes deliver authentic flavors true to Lanzhou street stalls. Lamb with flatbread and other snacks offer a genuine taste of northern China that locals recognize.
Homemade jujube tea offers a refreshing balance to rich meat dishes. Complimentary ice tea serves as a healthier alternative to carbonated drinks and complements traditional homemade Chinese meals.
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The restaurant operates a semi-self-service model with no tipping accepted.
Generous portions are served, making it a good value for money.
No reservations are required; seating is first-come, first-served.
Self-serve refrigerated skewers and hands-on grilling create an interactive dining experience. The space feels cozy and lively with low seating that some find unusual. Music adds energy, making it suitable for gatherings and chats.
Skewers capture the essence of Chinese street BBQ with spiced, savory, and smoky flavors. The food features authentic Chinese seasoning and offers a communal dining experience with many options.
Milk tea stands out with its delicious flavor and balanced sweetness. Self-service options include iced lemonade, lemon tea, oolong tea, and sparkling drinks.
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The restaurant is open until 2am for late-night snacks.
The skewers cost $1 each, with discounts available late at night.
They have karaoke at the restaurant for added fun.
Small shop combines bubble milk tea with a Taiwanese 7/11 style grocery. Atmosphere feels affordable and authentic, offering traditional shaved ice with generous toppings. It serves as a local staple with budget-friendly prices under $5 after tax.
Authentic Taiwanese shaved ice stands out with its traditional flavors and genuine preparation. The shaved ice offers a true taste of the original dessert.
Cold and sweet boba tea comes in at under $5 after tax, making it an affordable choice. The tea and boba stay simple but great, recalling classic flavors from before gentrification.
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Bubble milk tea costs under $5 after tax, making it very affordable.
Little Bean is the first boba tea spot in Roland Heights.
They offer a variety of boba flavors and tea options.
Neon lighting and live music create a lively, late-night atmosphere reminiscent of 1980s Tokyo streets and Chinese street nightlife. Spacious layout includes private rooms for groups, supporting both casual dinners and karaoke sessions. The vibe blends fun decor with energetic entertainment, making it a popular spot for social gatherings.
Barbecue features authentic Northeastern Chinese flavor with a vast selection of meats on skewers. Neon lighting sets an authentic late-night Chinese street food vibe.
Offers fruit teas and beer teas with tasty flavors. The lemon tea stands out as very yummy.
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Happy hour features $1 lamb skewers on weekdays from 4-6pm.
BOGO beer specials are available during weeknights.
Parking is ample and free for restaurant patrons.
Stylish restaurant with modern Chinese decor and an immersive bamboo forest dining experience featuring a large koi pond. Atmosphere is high-end and sophisticated with soothing southern Chinese piano music. Private rooms accommodate gatherings while the main dining area maintains an elegant vibe.
Dishes showcase authentic Sichuan flavors with fresh ingredients and a spicy kick. Food stays true to traditional recipes and offers unique, genuine tastes at reasonable prices.
Hot tea arrives promptly and is poured for you, creating a rare attentive service. The jasmine tea pudding and coconut jelly offer subtle sweetness and delicate flavors typical of Chinese desserts.
Good to know
Reservations are required for large groups to ensure seating.
Expect wait times of over 2 hours without a reservation.
Parking is easy and available right in the plaza.
Small space with modern decor and murals of medieval Turks creates a cozy, upscale atmosphere. Staff are authentic Uyghurs, enhancing the cultural experience. Meals end with free yogurt and honey, adding a traditional touch.
Food features authentic Xinjiang cuisine with yellow noodles and roasted pork standing out. Staff includes authentic Uygurs from chef to front desk, enhancing the genuine experience.
A cardamom rose blend stands out as the house special tea, served in a gorgeous teapot and teacup. The menu also features fragrant brick tea and salty milk tea with a milky aroma, often paired with honey cake.
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Last call for orders is at 8:45 PM.
The food is halal, catering to dietary restrictions.
The restaurant offers authentic Xinjiang cuisine.
Restaurant offers old-school Hong Kong cafe vibes with mahjong-themed tables and vibrant decor. Atmosphere is loud and lively, especially during breakfast, with close seating and constant chatter. Interior feels authentic and spacious despite noise, featuring traditional Cantonese style elements and music.
Food serves authentic Hong Kong Cafe cuisine with large portions and reasonable prices. Pineapple butter buns and rice porridge capture the true Cantonese breakfast experience.
Milk tea stands out, served in Black&White mugs that add to the old Hong Kong tea house vibe. The tea pairs well with classic dishes like pineapple bun and congee.
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Reservations are required for large groups.
Tam's Noodle House reopens on September 10th with hours until 2am.
Tea time from 3 to 5 pm offers a special menu and fewer crowds.
Spacious dining halls with ample seating and private rooms create a setting that echoes casual Hong Kong cafes. Bright lighting and lively noise levels fill the air, with authentic Cantonese dishes served amid a bustling, energetic atmosphere. Large tables and diverse menu options accommodate families and groups comfortably.
Sizable portions of authentic Hong Kong style cooking fill the menu. The HK/Cantonese dishes deliver genuine flavors that capture the traditional taste well.
Milk tea comes with free refills and serves at a good temperature. The combo breakfast pairs well with the HK milk tea option.
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Reservations are recommended for special dishes that need to be pre-ordered 1-2 days in advance.
Happy hour specials run from 3pm to 5pm on Sundays.
Expect to queue during peak meal times, especially on weekends.
Small space with traditional Chinese hot pot decor and tight seating creates a personal but cozy setting. Lighting stays on the darker side, while classic music plays softly in the background. Outdoor seating and a sauce station add variety to the experience.
Food delivers authentic Chinese hot pot flavors with a delicious and genuine taste. It stands out as a solid choice for those seeking traditional hot pot experience.
Chrysanthemum tea comes with the meal and has a pleasant floral flavor. Passion fruit tea tastes like the versions found in Asian grocery markets. Lemonade is also available as a drink option.
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I paid $19.99 for the AYCE lunch and had no complaints.
There were plenty of free parking spaces available.
The restaurant was often full at lunchtime and there was a queue.
Restaurant blends old-school Hong Kong aesthetic with modern finishes and bold red lighting that mimic bustling city streets. Atmosphere stays casual and relaxing with a clean environment and spacious layout. Authentic Cantonese barbecue and classic dishes draw diners seeking genuine Hong Kong flavors.
Offers authentic Hong Kong-style tea and barbecue Cantonese dishes. Delivers a genuine Hong Kong cafe taste throughout the menu.
Hong Kong-style tea here features milk tea that is consistently tasty and reminds of authentic flavors. Drinks like iced lemon tea and yuenyeung offer classic local tastes, though the lemon tea can be bitter.
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Free parking is available in the plaza for restaurant patrons.
Expect small plate servings, which may not be enough for larger groups.
Prices for dishes range from $20.00 to $30.00 per plate.
Large space with dim sum carts moving through a spacious dining area creates an authentic Asian restaurant vibe. Atmosphere ranges from friendly and lively to occasionally chaotic and noisy, especially during busy hours. Popular for cart-style dim sum, it attracts crowds and suits large groups well.
Very authentic Cantonese seafood cuisine features live king crabs and high-quality soups. Dim sum arrives via traditional carts, preserving the original flavors with high-quality cooking methods.
Chrysanthemum tea stands out as a must with every meal. Service keeps your tea cup full while you enjoy traditional carts delivering a wide dim sum selection.
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Expect long wait times during weekends, especially for dim sum.
Parking can be challenging on weekends; consider arriving early.
A new promotion offers $0.99 lobster with a $39.99 minimum order.
Small space with upscale yet cozy ambiance and K-pop background music creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Self-serve bar offers varied sides, drinks, and ice cream, enhancing the dining experience. Tables mainly seat up to four, making it suited for intimate meals with friends.
Certificates at the entrance confirm the authenticity of meats. Each slice of meat, vegetable, and tofu reflects a focus on authentic sukiyaki. However, the style differs from traditional Japanese sukiyaki.
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Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The all-you-can-eat sukiyaki option costs $88 per person.
Small dining space offers a strong night market style atmosphere with authentic Taiwanese flavors. The place draws crowds early, leading to long wait times and reasonable prices for dishes like sizzling steaks and bentos. The energy feels lively and focused on delivering traditional tastes.
Authentic Taiwanese night market steak stands out with true flavors. Dishes like stinky tofu, tempura, and pig blood cake deliver genuine Taiwanese taste.
Black tea comes brewed to perfection with just the right amount of sweetness. Free sweetened black tea is also offered alongside meals.
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Finding parking space is difficult, so plan ahead.
Expect a 20-30 minute wait for to-go orders.
In-person wait times can reach 1 hour by 5:30 PM.
Large hall combines traditional Thai decor with modern cozy vibe and features big aquariums with unique fish. Atmosphere is lively with live band and DJs, often very loud, creating an energetic setting. Bar offers happy hours and colorful drinks suited for socializing and dancing.
Authentic Thai dishes fill the menu with great taste and flavor. The pho and fried rice stand out for their flavorful authenticity and good customer service supports the experience.
Thai iced tea appears in several forms like float and milk tea, often served with meals. Staff sometimes offer it with a discount or as a gesture of apology, showing attention to service.
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Happy hour offers cheaper drinks every day after 6pm.
Karaoke night starts at 10pm on Thursdays with a two-drink minimum.
The Halloween event runs from Thursday to Sunday after 9pm.