Cube-shaped space offers a cozy atmosphere with quiet, easy conversation and ample parking. Self-service bar and all-you-can-drink soda and tea complement a clean, airy environment without strong soup odors. Wide ingredient selection and varied soup bases create a distinct hot pot experience.
A shaved ice buffet bar stands out with options like taro ice jelly soup and sweet soup. Desserts include snow ice and boba, offering a variety of choices alongside a hot food bar.
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.
Good to know
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.
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.
Kawaii dessert buns stand out with their unique look and taste. The sesame balls offer a satisfying finish to the meal.
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.
Mid-century modern design shapes a clean, chic interior with relaxing, quiet atmosphere and welcoming vibe. A large TV screen shows nature videos, adding to the calm setting. The place draws a crowd seeking creative vegan dishes in a casual yet polished environment.
Coconut pineapple cake stands out as a cool dessert option. Desserts here are worth saving room for after a meal.
Lucky Chow Mein arrives quickly, around 10 minutes. Crispy spring rolls come with a standout A1 sauce. Dishes like Mongolian beef and Katsu Curry offer solid flavors alongside classic options.
Good to know
The restaurant is 100% vegan with a diverse menu.
Happy Noodle Hour offers special deals on select dishes.
Lunch prices can reach nearly $25 per person.
Small Taiwanese restaurant features a wrap-around bar with chic modern decor and classic 90s and 2000s hip hop music. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming, with lively energy and good music. Seating focuses on bar spots, offering a unique view of food preparation and torch-lit bowls.
Freshly made sesame balls serve as a great dessert option here. They offer a red bean sesame ball as a free dessert with reviews, making for a decent and satisfying finale.
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.
Good to know
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.
Small space with HK-style cafe decor and cozy, clean atmosphere offers a chill vibe reminiscent of Asian cafeterias. Seating is tight but matched with beautiful interior design and simple, neat presentation. The place feels intimate and inviting, blending casual comfort with authentic style.
Desserts here are really good and worth saving room for. Sometimes desserts arrive at the same time as entrees, which can make them soggy.
Authentic Cantonese food shines through with dishes like BBQ pork and roast duck that stand out for their flavor. The soup dumplings have thin skin and juicy filling packed with broth, served without long waits.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, but it's best to arrive early due to limited seating.
You should put your name on the notepad outside to get a table.
Expect a wait during busy hours, especially on weekends.
Open-concept design inside a museum creates a classy, modern vibe with a loud, energetic atmosphere that sometimes resembles a cafeteria. Outdoor seating offers scenic park views and a quieter experience. The space combines clean European decor with a casual, inviting feel.
Basque burnt cheesecake with Cognac poached prunes stands out as a dessert. The tapioca dessert also impresses with its unique texture and flavor. Pierogi dessert offers a notable option as well.
Dan dan noodles stand out with a solid 4 out of 5 rating. Pork potstickers come highly recommended as a savory option.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's popularity and limited hours.
Parking can be challenging around the museum location.
Happy hour features discounted drinks and appetizers, making it a popular time to visit.
Spacious sushi restaurant with well spaced tables and large TV screens showing cultural and sports content. Atmosphere stays pleasant and chill with moderate music volume, supporting easy conversation. The vibe blends a modern, clean style with a fun anime theme, welcoming groups of all sizes.
Fried cheesecake stands out as a dessert option alongside a variety of desserts. Desserts come with lunch choices that include appetizers, soup, salad, rolls, sashimi, and ramen.
Crab rangoons and hand rolls stand out alongside hot and sour soup. Lo mein and chicken show inconsistency, with some dishes having a bitter aftertaste or undercooked chicken.
Good to know
The all-you-can-eat option costs $30, offering a wide variety of sushi.
Lunch service does not include a menu on weekends or holidays.
Sushi orders come in full rolls of 8 pieces, providing good value.
Small space with simple decor creates an authentic Cantonese atmosphere. The vibe feels like an everyday neighborhood diner with a cozy, unassuming setting. Limited seating and a popular, lively crowd shape the experience.
Free tong sui or sugar soup comes with meals, offering a traditional Cantonese dessert experience. Warm coconut milk dessert also appears as a tasty option.
Authentic Cantonese dishes include roasted duck in Cantonese style, Guifei chicken, and sizzling beef steak with black pepper. Free traditional sugar soup dessert comes with dinner, and BBQ items like crispy roasted duck with sweet and sour sauce and honey-glazed char siu stand out.
Good to know
Expect a 30-40 minute wait for a table on busy nights.
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times during dinner hours.
Parking is easy and complimentary for diners.
Peruvian restaurant with authentic flavors and a lively, energetic design featuring hanging plants and an outdoor patio. Atmosphere is cozy with fantastic music enhancing the vibe. Popular for unique cocktails and well-balanced drinks alongside standout dishes like mojo fries and lomo saltado.
The churro dessert stands out as a seriously incredible choice. Free desserts add a nice touch, and the dessert menu offers diverse options worth exploring.
Wonton soup stands out as a flavorful choice here. The Tipacay Chicken offers a unique take on orange chicken, and the chow mein comes without excess grease.
Good to know
Happy hour offers great deals on drinks and appetizers from 4-7pm on weekdays.
Reservations are not required but recommended during busy hours.
Expect a casual dress code; no formal attire needed.
Large dining room with big tables and a lovely patio offers an open, somewhat industrial space with bright lighting. Fresh sushi and seafood buffet features a teppanyaki grill where ingredients are cooked to order. Atmosphere varies from lively to overcrowded, suitable for parties of any size.
Desserts include creme brulee, fruit tarts, and a chocolate fountain. Options also feature jello, creams, and ice cream.
Hot dishes feature steamed fish, orange chicken, and salt and pepper crab alongside fried rice and chow mein. Soups like egg drop and hot and sour come with dumplings such as shu mai, offering a variety of flavors and textures.
Good to know
The weekday lunch special costs $17.50 from Monday to Friday, 11 AM to 3 PM.
Expect long wait times, up to 1.5 hours during peak hours.
Crab legs are only available during dinner hours.
Interior features Asian-inspired decor with stylish, romantic design and photo-friendly artwork. Atmosphere balances warm, welcoming vibes with lively music and dancing, creating a fun environment for groups. Cocktails and sushi stand out as notable highlights.
Cheesecake stands out as a great dessert option here. Desserts come with the meal and add a nice finish to the full-course experience.
Dan Dan noodles stand out with rich flavor. Potstickers and pork belly bao buns come fresh and tasty, all dishes show careful presentation.
Good to know
Happy hour offers great deals on drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant turns into a nightclub on weekends after dinner.
Reservations are recommended for large groups, especially on weekends.
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.
An extensive dessert bar features a chocolate fountain, petite cakes, and a wide selection of fresh fruits. Options include tiramisu, chocolate cake, carrot cake, cookies, jello, puddings, and ice cream.
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.
Good to know
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.
Buffet restaurant offers spacious layout with high ceilings and an indoor koi pond creating an airy atmosphere. Noise levels rise from both lively diners and active staff, contributing to a chaotic vibe during peak times. Self-serve stations and fresh cooking areas add interactive elements to the dining experience.
A wide variety of desserts complements the buffet alongside seafood, sushi, and salad. Options include both traditional and sweet dishes, adding to the overall food selection.
Extensive buffet offers over 100 options including seafood, roast duck, and dim sum. Peking duck is perfectly prepared and served with bread. Chow mein with shrimp stands out among the dishes.
Good to know
On Thursdays starting after 4 pm, the restaurant offers all-you-can-eat for $54.99 per person.
Lobster night on Thursdays costs $55 per person.
Expect a long line for lobsters on Thursday nights due to limited supply.