Simple dining space with fresh egg noodles made on-site and generous portions of bold-flavored Cantonese dishes. Atmosphere feels divey but surprisingly clean, suited for quick meals or casual groups. Regulars and newcomers find authentic roast meats and seafood noodles at reasonable prices with occasional short waits during dinner.
Shrimp dumpling noodle soup features a clean, balanced broth and plump dumplings. Traditional Cantonese dishes like dry fried beef chow fun and salted pork with duck egg porridge appear on the menu. The kitchen also serves a special Singaporean chow mein with thick noodles and a vegetable chow mein loaded with hearty vegetables.
Meats strike a balance with not too fatty, not too lean cuts and a flavor that is not too sweet. Roast duck and BBQ pork feature crispy skin and tender meat that compete with pricier spots, while BBQ pork fried rice stands out as a notable dish.
"The food, especially the roast duck, has perfectly crispy skin."
"The BBQ pork has tender meat and crispy skin."
"The braised duck noodle soup is still the best anywhere."
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Expect little wait during the day, but short waits can occur at dinner.
There is plenty of parking space available in the plaza.
The menu features traditional Cantonese dishes, especially roast meats and seafood noodles.
Small family-run spot blends Hawaiian BBQ with authentic Henan Chinese cuisine in a warm, clean setting. The place fills up quickly, offering huge portions and a mix of classic and regional dishes. Owners maintain a friendly, attentive atmosphere despite the hole-in-the-wall vibe.
House Chow Mein stands out with perfectly seasoned noodles and a mix of vegetables, meat, and shrimp. Other notable dishes include sesame chicken, beef chow fun, honey walnut shrimp, and orange chicken.
Sticky rice comes with the BBQ meat platter. The pig and cabbage dish has a kiawe smoke flavor. Mac salad pairs well with the BBQ dishes.
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The restaurant offers a great lunch special combo available only during lunch hours.
The dishes are peanut-free, making it safe for those with peanut allergies.
The portions are large, often enough for two meals.
Space features well-spaced tables with traditional Chinese decor and tablet ordering for convenience. Atmosphere feels cozy and welcoming despite some cafeteria-like elements and bright lighting. Dim sum stands out as a notably authentic and popular offering.
Dim sum arrives fresh with a wide variety and authentic Hong Kong style flavors. The beef chow fun features tender beef, chewy noodles, and strong wok hei taste, while BBQ pork buns offer soft, fluffy exteriors and rich, sweet-savory filling.
Baked BBQ pork buns stand out with soft, fluffy exteriors and a rich, sweet-savory char siu filling. Chicken Feet and BBQ Pork Rice Noodle also feature as notable dishes in the BBQ selection.
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The restaurant has a free parking lot with plenty of spaces available.
Self-service ordering and payment make visits convenient and fast.
Dim sum costs between $8-9 each, with all-day service available.
Asian grocery store offers a modern, clean layout with a wide variety of fresh seafood and Asian ingredients. Food court resembles a food bazaar featuring made-to-order stalls and a boba counter with outdoor access. The atmosphere is friendly and convenient, attracting shoppers seeking authentic Asian food supplies.
Food court offers a wide range of dim sum, traditional Chinese BBQ, and fresh seafood like lobster and crab. Deli counter serves pre-cooked dishes such as orange chicken and chow mein, plus thinly sliced beef and lamb for hot pot.
Offers traditional Chinese BBQ including roast duck and pork BBQ. The food court features Hong Kong style barbecue and options like marinated pork and BBQ pork priced around $6.99 plus tax.
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99 Ranch Market offers a wide variety of Asian groceries, foods, fruits, and vegetables.
Every Tuesday, seniors over 70 receive a 15% discount on their purchases.
This location is newer and more spacious compared to other 99 Ranch Markets.
Small, modern space with bright lights and self-order kiosks creates a clean, cozy atmosphere. Noise levels vary, with a relaxed vibe that feels like casual takeout dining with seating. Dim sum offerings focus on authentic Cantonese flavors with some standout dishes.
Authentic Cantonese dim sum comes with a wide selection and intact siumai skins that don't break apart. Shrimp chow fun has generous shrimp portions, and spareribs come with pumpkin instead of black beans for a unique twist.
BBQ Char Siu features fine cut meat with a tasty filling that avoids any rough or junky texture. Baked BBQ pork buns and Siu Mai also stand out with solid flavors and good quality.
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Parking is limited, especially on weekends due to nearby crowds.
The prices are $6 for 3 pieces of siumai, which is considered high for a casual spot.
There are 2 self-service kiosks for ordering, or you can order with staff if paying cash.
Small, crowded space with neon lights and themed decor creates a lively atmosphere filled with loud music and energetic chatter. Frequented by those who enjoy authentic Chinese BBQ skewers, it offers a cozy vibe despite the noise and close seating.
Northern Chinese BBQ shines with authentic grilled skewers like beef steak, pork intestines, and chicken skin. Large portions of dishes such as golden broth beef hot pot and spicy clams pair well with beer.
Offers authentic Chinese BBQ with standout items like BBQ stinky tofu and whole eggplant. Known for great BBQ skewers and a solid introduction to Chinese barbecue flavors.
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Expect long queues and cramped seating during peak hours.
Many menu items are often out of stock, so check availability.
Ordering is easy via QR code; submit orders online.
Large dining room resembles a street food stall with crowded seating and busy atmosphere early on, calming down later. Authentic sushi and seafood selection stands out despite some freshness issues. Noise and crowd levels peak during initial service hours, with a friendly vibe overall.
Dim sum and Cantonese dishes stand out with authentic flavors. The menu includes suckling roast duck, crispy roast pork, fried rice, chow fun, and garlic eggplant, plus a buffet featuring sushi and Chinese favorites.
BBQ pork stands out with its rich flavor alongside crispy pork belly and roast duck. Steamed buns often accompany these meats, adding a soft texture contrast.
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Reservations are not required, but arriving early is recommended to avoid crowds.
The buffet has a two-hour dining limit during peak hours.
A free meal is offered for birthdays if you visit on or within three days of your birthday.
Spacious restaurant with high ceilings and colorful lanterns creates a clean, airy atmosphere. Circle tables accommodate groups, making it suitable for family gatherings. The menu offers a fusion of Chinese and Vietnamese cuisine, highlighted by juicy roast duck praised for its flavor.
Peking duck stands out with deep flavor and crispiness. Wonton soup arrives quickly and tastes good. Other dishes include crispy roast duck, steamed salted chicken, dry noodles, shrimp chow mein, and stir-fried pea shoots.
BBQ duck stands out with its balanced star anise flavor and perfect marination, avoiding too much salt or sweetness. Crispy BBQ pork and chicken also feature, while BBQ duck noodles soup comes with a generous portion of meat on the side.
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Reservations are not required, and wait times are generally short.
The restaurant does not serve alcohol, including beer and wine.
The portions are American-sized and reasonably priced at around $17 per bowl.