Seafood restaurant with casual dining area and spacious seating including large tables for groups. Atmosphere blends old school decor with a clean, well-maintained interior. Known for house special lobster and popular lunch specials, it draws steady crowds requiring reservations.
Cantonese seafood stands out with fresh flavors. The Kung Pao Chicken and Beef with Chinese Broccoli offer tasty, well-portioned meals.
Affordable lunch specials are available even on weekends with good-sized portions. Options like the Kung Pao chicken come as part of a reasonable lunch menu.
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Reservations are highly recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
Expect a 25-40 minute wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The lunch special offers great value and is available even on weekends.
Spacious dining hall with modern decor and upscale design creates a polished, social atmosphere. A DIY sauce bar and complimentary ice cream add interactive and thoughtful touches. The vibe suits groups and younger diners seeking a clean, trendy hot pot experience.
Hot pot features eight soup bases and a wide variety of fresh ingredients. The spicy hot pot offers great flavor and the quality stays consistent across visits.
Offers a customizable 1 lb meal with free tea and ice cream at a price similar to a decent lunch. Serves as a casual spot with a quick malatang option and a free drink during lunch.
Good to know
Parking can be a hassle, with a packed lot making arrival and departure stressful.
During weekdays before 5 PM, enjoy a free drink with your meal during happy hour.
Guess the weight of your hot pot for a chance to get it for free on weekdays.
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.
Menu features a wide range of Cantonese dishes including HK cafe style food, Chinese BBQ platters, roast pig, and Peking duck. Congee is freshly made with a rich mix of ingredients, paired well with youtiao, reflecting authentic HK cafe and Cantonese BBQ flavors.
Seating happens quickly around lunch, especially just after breakfast before the rush. Special menus cover breakfast, lunch, and dinner with dim sum classics like rice rolls and congee available during dinner.
Good to know
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.
Spacious restaurant with unique decor and a cozy, elegant atmosphere. Offers authentic Chengdu flavors with a variety of spicy options and affordable prices. Environment feels clean and comfortable, suitable for family dining.
Hot pots deliver rich, authentic Sichuan flavor with plenty of soup and filling portions. Boiled beef stands out as exceptionally tender, while Hunan stir-fries like beef and pork add variety with bold, fresh tastes.
Lunch features hot pots with generous portions, enough for sharing among three people. Service during lunch can be unfriendly, which affects the overall experience.
Good to know
Lo's Chili House is closed from 3 to 4 pm, Monday to Friday.
Parking in this plaza can be difficult on weekends.
The prices at Lo's Chili House are very reasonable.
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.
Cantonese dishes shine with authentic barbecue and flavor-packed beef chow fun featuring flat noodles in soy sauce. The HK style congee and dim sums offer classic tastes, while the homemade spicy sauce adds a nice kick to the chow fun.
Lunch features an extensive menu with options like a lunch special congee served with a drink and a choice between pineapple bun or noodle rolls.
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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.
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.
Offers a variety of Cantonese dishes like congee, fried noodles, and beef steamed noodles. Features traditional Cantonese breakfast specials including pineapple bun and milk tea with customizable options.
Lunch offers a solid menu with options that stand out more than breakfast. The spot serves lunch, breakfast, and dinner, making it versatile for midday meals.
Good to know
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.
Interior design mimics retro street vibes with vintage celebrity posters creating a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere. Hot pot features authentic Sichuan flavors with fresh meat and flavorful broths, including spicy and tomato options. Pricing is affordable, especially with all-you-can-eat skewers and side dishes during lunch and happy hours.
Hot pot offers authentic Sichuan flavor with a broth rich in umami and satisfying taste. Options include cost-effective skewers and flavorful vegetarian choices.
Lunch offers an amazing price with specials that include all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink options for two. Sundays before noon have no wait time, making it easy to get a table.
Good to know
Happy hour offers soup for only $1 per pot.
Kids receive a 50% discount on meals.
There is a 90-minute time limit for dining.
Bright, clean space with warm, rustic decor creates a cozy atmosphere reminiscent of a Northeastern Chinese village. The vibe suits family meals and casual gatherings, with generous portions and authentic Northeastern Chinese cuisine served at reasonable prices.
Sweet and sour pork stands out with its crispy outside, tender inside, and a perfectly balanced sweet and sour flavor using white vinegar. Dumplings and fresh vegetables also complement the authentic Harbin-style dishes.
Lunch offers a wide variety of affordable specials that are both delicious and reasonably priced. The spot suits a quick, casual meal during weekdays.
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The portions at Na Jia Cafe are generous, perfect for sharing.
Lunch specials are affordable and offer a wide variety of options.
Prices for dishes range from $15 to $20, providing good value.
Spacious interior with Chinese-style decor and live plants and animals creates a comfortable setting. Quiet atmosphere with subtle background music offers a calm dining experience. Korean-style Chinese dishes like jjajangmyeon and jjamppong attract diners seeking distinctive flavors.
Hot and sour soup and mapo tofu stand out with strong flavors. Dishes like black bean fish and sweet and sour pork offer distinct tastes compared to other Chinese spots.
Lunch features Jjajangmyun and Jjamppong with options like lunch combos including fried fish and hot garlic sauce. Quick meals focus on lunch specials that combine popular Korean dishes.
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Parking is free and convenient, reducing stress for visitors.
Reservations are not required, and there is usually no waiting.
The restaurant offers huge portion sizes, perfect for sharing.