Small, family-owned Chinese restaurant with cozy atmosphere and simple decor. Guests can watch dumplings being handmade in an open kitchen while enjoying Studio Ghibli instrumental music. Seating is limited and intimate, creating a warm and inviting vibe.
Dumplings stand out as the most delicious and authentic, with varieties like beef, chicken and mushroom, and cabbage and pork. The menu also features ma la spicy dishes and sides like green onion pancakes and beef soup.
Prices stay affordable with good portion sizes and fresh ingredients in the dumplings.
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Make sure to come early because there are limited seats in the restaurant.
Be prepared to look for parking.
The restaurant was small and parking could be difficult.
Large, bright space with spaced tables creates a comfortable, open environment. Atmosphere feels sterile and quiet, lacking warmth or mood. Ordering happens via table tablets, making service efficient and convenient.
Sweet and sour pork stands out with a chewy and crispy texture from rice flour. Mapo tofu pairs well with rice, and dishes like jajangmyeon and beef jjamppong also appear on the menu.
Prices stay affordable while offering good quality food. The meals are tasty but don't reach an excellent level.
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Parking can be challenging during peak hours due to limited spaces.
Free parking is available in the lot for diners.
Ordering is done via tablets at the table, streamlining the process.
Asian restaurant with modern, inviting decor and photo-worthy corners creates a friendly, vibey atmosphere. Loud, chill music and several TVs showing sports and K-pop fill the space. Cocktails like lychee and passionfruit complement soft dumplings and flavorful chicken rolls.
Chow mein and chow fun feature chewy, flavorful noodles cooked well. Dumplings, bao buns, and pork belly stand out with rich taste and texture.
Food comes out quickly and stays affordable with inexpensive prices for the portion size. Cocktails, noodles, dumplings, and soups all fall within a fair price range.
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Happy hour starts at 8pm with $1 wings and late night deals.
The $1 wings are a popular choice during happy hour.
Parking is easier at this location compared to others in the area.
Bright space with tall glass windows and high ceilings creates a warm and lively atmosphere. Seating includes both booths and bar options, offering comfort and convenience. The environment feels modern and cozy, welcoming guests with an artsy mural reflecting campus life.
Hot pot stands out with a build-your-own option charged by weight and a price around $10 per pound. Classic dishes like fried rice, sesame chicken, and sweet and sour pork deliver solid flavors.
Offers a variety of dishes with large portions at low prices. Food stays affordable without cutting back on options.
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Happy hour offers 30% off select drinks and specific food items, not the buffet.
Fan-Fan accepts only card payments; no cash or dining dollars are accepted.
Prices are based on weight, approximately $0.79 per pound for food.
Small spot with only four tables offers affordable prices and decent portions. Atmosphere is quick and casual, attracting those seeking a filling, fast meal. Known for tasty orange chicken and homemade egg rolls with a curry flavor.
Orange chicken stands out with its freshness, great portions, and tasty flavor. Vegetable egg rolls have a unique curry twist, and chow mein offers a nice chew with plenty of vegetables.
Chinese food offers good quality at inexpensive prices. It serves as an affordable quick meal option.
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You can get two entrees, noodles or rice, and a soft drink for $11.
A serving of orange chicken costs under five dollars and is enough for two people.
Prices at Great Wall Express are generally affordable and slightly lower than average.
Traditional Chinese decor creates a cozy, warm atmosphere with soft piano music enhancing a calm, relaxed vibe. The space feels old school and quaint, attracting those who appreciate a quiet, family-friendly setting.
Szechuan garlic beef and Salt and Pepper Chicken stand out with bold flavors. The chicken lo mein and orange chicken deliver rich, authentic tastes close to traditional Chinese cuisine.
Food comes at reasonably affordable prices and tastes good. The menu offers inexpensive options without sacrificing quality.
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Szechuan House only accepts cash, so be prepared with cash.
They offer lunch specials that are very filling and fairly cheap.
You get free wonton chips with your meal.
Buffet restaurant offers an enormous dining area with live cooking stations including Mongolian and teppanyaki grills. Atmosphere varies from cozy and quiet to lively and crowded during peak hours. Tables are close together, creating a bustling environment with fresh sushi and stir fry options.
Orange chicken and walnut shrimp stand out with authentic Cantonese flavor. Stir-fried dishes like sweet and sour chicken, broccoli beef, and potstickers come fresh and refill quickly.
Buffet options come with inexpensive prices and senior discounts. Location by the sea helps keep the overall cost affordable.
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The buffet is available every day, regardless of weather or season.
The restaurant has a birthday policy where you eat for free if it's your birthday, but you must show an ID.
Lunch costs around $20 for one person, including tip.
Takeout-only setup with spartan decor and no dine-in option. Atmosphere centers on affordable prices and lunch specials around $7, attracting those seeking quick, budget-friendly meals. Food quality varies, but fried rice and orange chicken stand out as satisfying choices.
Orange chicken stands out with a real orange flavor and generous pieces. Wonton soup varies, sometimes with fewer wontons and more broth, while dishes like beef broccoli and sesame chicken offer solid options.
Prices stay consistently affordable here. Meals offer good value without stretching the budget.
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Rising Dragon Chinese Restaurant is takeout only.
The lunch special costs about $7.
I suggest calling ahead to order.
Medium-sized dining room shows signs of wear with a minimalist Chinese style. Atmosphere suits takeout and delivery more than dine-in. Menu offers authentic Chinese dishes with generous portions and reasonable prices despite some inconsistencies.
Classic Sichuan and Cantonese dishes include Spicy Mongolian Beef, Sweet and Sour Pork, and egg foo young made with egg, bean sprouts, and carrots plus meat or vegetables. Wonton and egg drop soups serve as filling starters.
Offers a wide variety of authentic dishes at very affordable prices. Food quality matches the budget-friendly cost.
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The prices are reasonable and portions are generous.
China Ann offers delivery, pickup, and dine-in options.
Dinner specials are available.