Small, family-owned spot offers authentic dumplings with beef, chicken, and pork varieties. Cozy, intimate seating lets guests watch dumplings made in an open kitchen while enjoying Studio Ghibli music. Simple decor and warm vibe make it a comforting Chinese eatery.
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.
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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.
Glassed-in kitchen highlights hand-pulled noodles in a bright, casual space with spicy wonton and soup dumplings on the menu. Seating suits families and groups, making it a welcoming environment with pleasant background music.
Hand pulled noodles and soup dumplings stand out here. The menu includes spicy wonton, beef wrap, Dan Dan noodles, and a special chow mein, all offering solid value.
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You need to find street parking near the restaurant.
Expect to wait around 30 minutes during dinner hours due to popularity.
Customization of ingredients is limited; specify your order carefully.
Asian restaurant offers chewy chow mein and rich pork belly that shine in the Chinese menu. Modern decor and photo-worthy corners create a friendly vibe. Cocktails like lychee mix well with soft dumplings, while loud music and TVs add to the chill atmosphere.
Chow mein and chow fun feature chewy, flavorful noodles cooked well. Dumplings, bao buns, and pork belly stand out with rich taste and texture.
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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.
Enjoy hand-pulled noodles with a clean, flavorful broth in a bright, modern setting. The leek dumplings add a tasty twist to authentic Lanzhou beef noodles. Perfect for halal diners seeking northern-west Chinese cuisine near the beach.
Hand pulled noodles stand out for their authentic taste and texture. The leek dumplings also offer a flavorful and satisfying option.
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The restaurant offers two hours of free underground parking.
During the Mid-Autumn Festival, Lanzhou Beef Noodles are $8.99, down from $14.99.
Everything was 50% off during the soft opening.
Small dining space with vivid murals creates a cozy vibe. Enjoy authentic Chongqing noodles and handmade dumplings with a spicy kick. Free WiFi and comfy seating make it great for casual meals with friends.
House-made noodles, broths, doughs, and dumplings stand out for their freshness and flavor. Dumplings in chili oil offer a perfectly spicy kick and taste authentic, rivaling those found in China.
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Parking can be tight during peak hours, so plan accordingly.
The menu features Chongqing-style noodles with several combo options.
Portions are generous and prices are reasonable.
Cube-shaped space offers a cozy atmosphere with ample parking and quiet conversation. Sichuan Mala flavor delivers a numbing spice that pairs well with lamb and fatty beef. Wide ingredient selection and varied soup bases create a distinct hot pot experience.
Sichuan Mala flavor offers a deliciously numbing experience with a medium level of spiciness. Lamb and fatty beef pair well with the Sichuan mala soup and sukiyaki hotpot bases.
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The restaurant offers all-you-can-eat hot pot with a 90-minute dining limit.
Expect to pay $36 for the all-you-can-eat hot pot experience.
Parking is ample and available near the restaurant.
Wok restaurant shines with handmade dumplings and Peking noodles that capture authentic flavors. Bright, green decor and comfortable booths create a calm, clean space. An efficient barcode system makes ordering and paying easy and quick.
Handmade dumplings and noodles stand out with large stuffing and thin skin that holds well. Peking noodles feature a meaty stir-fried sauce over hand-pulled noodles, resembling authentic zhajiangmian.
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Parking is plentiful and available on-site.
The restaurant is dog friendly, allowing pets in outdoor seating areas.
Prices are reasonable, with three dishes and a drink costing around $50.
Small, crowded spot buzzes with loud Chinese karaoke music and a warm vibe. Dishes pack a bold ma la heat with tender fish and sour veggies in hot pots. Clean decor and QR code menus keep things crisp and easy.
Spicy dishes deliver a strong ma la sensation with numbing heat from Sichuan pepper. Hot pots and fish soups mix textures like tripe and tofu skin with tender fish and sour preserved veggies for bold flavor.
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The portions are large; two main dishes can feed a family of five.
Prices range from $15 to $20 for most menu items, including free steamed rice.
Parking is plentiful, especially at 3 pm on Saturdays.
Asian spot serves authentic northeastern Chinese Malatang with rich, flavorful broths and adjustable spiciness. Diners enjoy personalized hot pot by picking fresh ingredients. Space feels cramped but clean, creating a chill vibe even when busy.
Spicy hot pot features a fragrant and flavorful broth that stays yellow even at mild heat levels. Diners pick their own ingredients for a personalized experience.
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Expect long wait times after 6:30 pm, especially on busy nights.
The price is $13.99 per pound for ingredients, with extra charges for soup base.
Payment is made at the end of the meal, which may confuse first-time visitors.
Spacious and bright dining area creates a clean, refined atmosphere perfect for casual meals. Bold, authentic Sichuan flavors shine in dishes like cumin lamb and Mapo Tofu. True Sichuan cuisine offers a perfect balance of heat and spices beyond typical Chinese food.
Bold and authentic Sichuan flavors shine through with a perfect balance of heat and spices. Signature dishes include spicy beef tongue in hot pot, Mapo Tofu, and chili oil wontons, all delivering genuine taste and aroma.
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The last dine-in order should be placed by around 8:15 PM.
They close promptly at 9:00 PM.
Three people can eat well for about $50.
Small Mediterranean spot offers open kitchen and outdoor seating for a cozy vibe. Beef and chicken egg rolls shine with bold garlic sauce adding zest. Draft beers like Pacifico and Modelo round out the relaxed, family-owned feel.
Beef and chicken egg rolls stand out with special sauces and a garlic sauce that adds bold flavor. They often come as a tasty side or sample alongside other dishes.
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Happy hour menu available with discounted items.
Generous portion sizes are served.
Vegan options are available on the menu.
Small space with red accents and tight seating creates a lively vibe. Known for authentic Sichuan flavors like mapo tofu and Szechuan boiled fish. Bright lights and packed rooms add to the high-energy dining experience.
Bold, authentic Sichuan flavors define the menu with standout dishes like mapo tofu and Szechuan boiled fish. Portions come generous and the food delivers strong, spicy tastes true to the region.
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Parking can be challenging at busier times.
Making a reservation a couple of hours before should ensure a table.
The portions are large and reasonably priced.
Family-owned spot serves fresh dumplings and beef noodles with quiet outdoor seating. Large, fresh sushi rolls stand out alongside a small, plant-filled dining area. Mainly takeout and late-night service create a relaxed vibe.
Dumplings and potstickers come freshly made by a friendly team. The beef noodles and sushi also maintain a high standard.
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DELSUSHI is takeout only, so order at least one hour ahead.
DELSUSHI is a go-to late night take-out spot for sushi.
DELSUSHI is open later than most sushi places.
Enjoy authentic Hunan cuisine with very spicy dishes like stir-fried pork in a cozy, lively atmosphere. Simple decor and a noise level that supports relaxed chats make dining pleasant. Complimentary ice cream adds a friendly, casual touch to the experience.
Authentic Hunan cuisine shines with very spicy and genuinely hot dishes like the Hunan-style stir-fried pork, a signature on most tables. The menu clearly separates traditional Hunan dishes from American-Chinese options, offering a true taste of China.
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Food is ordered via a QR code on the table, so no need to look for a waiter.
When I arrived at 8:30 PM, there was a 15-minute wait before I was seated.
Parking in the shopping area can be tricky.
Small space with dim lighting feels cozy but crowded at lunch. Orange chicken is crispy and tender, while Szechuan chicken brings a spicy kick. Families enjoy the easy-going vibe despite tight seating and ordering first.
Orange chicken stands out with its crispy outside and tender inside texture. Szechuan chicken offers a spicy and savory blend, while Mongolian beef delivers strong flavor. House fried rice complements these dishes well.
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Parking can be difficult at lunch.
Customers must order their food first and then find a seat.
Dinner portions are standard 16oz takeout cartons with rice.
Hot pot spot shines with authentic spicy broth and a build-your-own buffet style. Cozy vibe feels warm but can get loud at dinner. Fresh ingredients bring true Chinese mala tang flavor, though vegetarian picks are limited.
Rich and flavorful hot pot broth offers an authentic Chinese mala tang taste with a fresh, not too spicy kick. Ingredients come fresh and diverse, served buffet-style for easy build-your-own hot pot options.
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The food costs $13.99 per pound, with a typical portion around 2 pounds.
Parking is difficult during busy evening hours.
Expect long wait times during dinner as the place is often packed.
Spacious dining area shines with modern silver decor and lively chandeliers. Dim sum arrives fast, featuring steamed char siu bao that are fresh and large. Soft jazz and lion dances add to the festive, energetic vibe.
Dim sum arrives quickly, often in less than a minute after sitting down. Dishes are fresh, tasty, and come in large portions, with steamed and baked char siu bao standing out.
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Dim sum is served all day, but cart service ends at 2 PM.
Live music happens on Thursdays from 6:30 to 8:30 PM.
Expect a 20% service fee for parties of 8 or more.
Vibrant space with cute decor and plenty of seating fits a lively vibe. Orange chicken shines with real orange slices and a spicy-sweet balance. Pricing leans high, matching the focus on quality and presentation.
Orange chicken features real orange slices and comes in a spicy and sweet version. The spicy orange chicken costs about nine dollars and balances heat with sweetness.
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The total cost for a single drink with boba and tax is $9.15.
Parking is easy with plenty of seats available for hanging out.
Drinks cost $7.50 plus an extra $1 for boba.
Bustling market eatery serves huge portions with flavorful dishes like crispy orange chicken and garlic-packed chow mein. Atmosphere is lively and dynamic, blending traditional and unique flavors for a memorable meal.
Orange chicken stands out with its crispy texture and sweet, well-balanced flavor. The chow mein is super garlic-y and packed with flavor, making it a memorable dish here.
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The ramen is ready in just 10 minutes.
Portion sizes are generous, suitable for sharing.
Expect busy times during peak hours, especially weekends.
Small strip-mall spot offers authentic Szechuan spice with dishes like Mapo Tofu and Garlic Chicken. Lively, chaotic vibe fills the colorful space with fish tanks and TVs. Generous portions make it great for sharing family-style meals.
Sichuan dishes here deliver super authentic spice with a strong Sichuan pepper kick that lingers. Standouts include Mapo Tofu, dumplings, and Garlic Chicken, all packed with bold flavors.
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Parking can be difficult during peak lunchtime hours.
The restaurant offers family-style dining with large portions.
Guests can bring their own beer after paying a corking fee.
Small, cozy spot with handmade dumplings and a quiet, warm atmosphere. Offers vegetarian-friendly options and feels like home cooking. Menu includes fresh, flavorful dumplings and a solid dim sum combo.
Fresh, flavorful dumplings come in many varieties like pork and chives, lamb, and vegan options. The menu also features soup dumplings, Dan Dan noodles, and a dim sum combo that offers a solid mix of dishes.
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Parking can be tough around the restaurant, so plan accordingly.
Lunch specials offer great deals for budget-conscious diners.
The restaurant is family-run and known for handmade dumplings.
Small Taiwanese spot shines with delicious dumplings and beef noodles. Chic modern decor and a wrap-around bar create a warm, lively atmosphere. Classic 90s and 2000s hip hop adds good music to the experience.
Dumplings stand out as a delicious highlight here. The menu also features beef noodles, chili dumplings, sesame balls, scallion pancakes, and sesame noodles, all prepared with care.
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Happy hour runs from Monday to Friday, 2-5 pm, with discounts on drinks and appetizers.
Most happy hour items are $1-3 off, making it a budget-friendly option.
Parking is available in a plaza lot, but payment is required.
Hong Kong-style café offers authentic Cantonese dishes like beef chow fun and juicy BBQ pork. Spacious, modern layout creates a cozy, homey atmosphere perfect for family gatherings. Fresh roasted meats and mellow music add to the welcoming environment.
Authentic Cantonese dishes include beef chow fun with strong wok flavor and juicy, flavorful BBQ pork (char siu). The menu features fresh roasted meats, street food, dim sum, and a standout wonton soup.
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The new location offers a larger dining space for groups and gatherings.
Expect some difficulty finding parking during peak hours due to nearby restaurants.
The restaurant provides a 20% discount on the total price for first-time visitors.
Restaurant blends traditional and modern design with a lively, comfortable atmosphere. Shanghainese and Sichuan dishes like mapo tofu offer bold spice, while Orange Chicken adds a sweet crunch. Perfect for casual meals or special occasions with an energetic vibe.
Offers both Shanghainese and Sichuan cuisine with dishes like mapo tofu and boiled beef in chili oil delivering a strong spicy kick. The Orange Chicken balances sweetness and crunch, while the Chicken Lo Mein features smoky undertones and perfectly cooked noodles.
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Reservations are recommended, especially on busy nights like Wednesdays.
The restaurant can be full, so expect wait times during peak hours.
Parking is free in the shopping center, making access easy.
Large, bright space with spaced tables offers a quiet, sterile atmosphere. Sweet and sour pork delivers a chewy, crispy texture from rice flour, while mapo tofu pairs well with rice. Ordering via tablets ensures efficient service and convenience.
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.
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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.
Cozy space with warm lighting offers authentic Yunnan rice noodles and rich broths. Hot and sour soup brings tang and heat without overpowering. Quick service shines with the hot pot, making dining smooth and satisfying.
Hot and sour soup delivers tang and heat without overwhelming the palate. Golden hot and sour soup noodles stand out, and the hot pot allows for quick serving.
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You can put in a waitlist request on Yelp ahead of time.
The restaurant may get crowded at night and on weekends.
Parking can be challenging due to the restaurant's location in a small strip mall.
Tiny pho diner offers a cozy, low-key vibe with authentic pho and adjustable spicy orange chicken. Menu features veggie tofu pho and cream cheese wontons. Air conditioning and a fan keep the space comfortable despite limited seating.
Orange chicken stands out with a bit of spice that can be adjusted. The menu includes veggie tofu pho, egg rolls, and cream cheese wontons, with wonton soup priced around $14.
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Parking is hit-or-miss at this tiny strip mall.
Pho Minh has limited seating, so expect a wait during busy hours.
The portions are generous, especially the 'Regular' size which is large.
Cozy spot serves authentic BBQ pork and egg foo young praised as the best. Quick, cash-only service handles busy lunch crowds well. Limited parking and modest look hide great value and attentive staff.
Char siu and chicken chow mein stand out with BBQ pork and fried chicken flavors. Egg rolls offer a great umami flavor and come nicely fried, paired with simple sides like rice and vegetables.
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Chung Hing only accepts cash; no credit cards are accepted.
It gets busy at lunchtime, so plan accordingly.
Parking is limited, so arrive early if driving.