Small Vietnamese restaurant with cozy, vibrant atmosphere and tight seating that feels like home. It draws crowds quickly, especially during peak hours, creating a lively and bustling environment. Known for authentic dishes with rich, flavorful broths and fresh ingredients.
Strong lunch crowd gathers here on weekdays. Offers quick service with solid Vietnamese food options for a midday meal.
Thai Tea stands out with its rich flavor and smooth texture. Multiple options of Thai teas are available and pair well with various menu items.
"The pho broth here tastes like homemade, with an authentic herbal fragrance."
"I really enjoyed the Thai Tea here."
"The Cube Beefsteak at this Lunch Spot is tender and flavorful."
Good to know
Parking is easy to find near the restaurant.
The restaurant gets crowded on weekends, so arrive early.
Expect long wait times during dinner hours.
Small, family-run Chinese restaurant offers a cozy, casual atmosphere with a wide selection of fresh ingredients charged by weight. Sauce bar lets diners create custom flavors, and meals come with free orange slices and tea. Quiet and unpretentious, it suits quick, no-frills dining.
Weekday lunch offers a great deal with a lunch special. The spot stays not busy during the week, making it easy to grab a quick to-go meal.
Lemon tea comes with a good flavor and is available alongside free orange slices. Milk tea is offered free when in stock, adding variety to the tea options.
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Tasty Kitchen offers a variety of soup bases, including spicy and mild options.
The price depends on the weight of the ingredients, so adding too many heavy items could increase the cost.
You must meet a minimum of 0.8 lbs of ingredients, charged by weight.
Spacious Hong Kong style cafe with modern fairytale decor and two large indoor trees creates a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. Seating feels roomy despite busy periods, and staff maintain a pleasant vibe. The place stands out for its clean, beautifully decorated interior and timely service during peak hours.
Milk tea stands out with its strong tea flavor and authentic Hong Kong style. Fruit tea offers a refreshing alternative alongside other tea options.
Good to know
Arrive before 11:45 AM on weekends to avoid long wait times.
Be prepared to stand in line on weekends as it gets busy.
The baked dishes take an additional 15-30 minutes to prepare.
Large, clean space with high ceilings and multiple TVs showing varied content creates a lively setting. Atmosphere shifts from relaxed mornings to loud, busy evenings with music and noise filling the room. Seating includes small metal chairs, and the environment suits both families and dates.
Staff often eat lunch here, showing the food quality appeals even during breaks. The spot opens early, letting people avoid the lunch crowd. Bowls of beef bone noodles cost around 30 including tip.
Offers a variety of tea and beverage items including jasmine milk tea and Thai milk tea. Complimentary tea and a small pudding come with orders, adding a nice touch.
Good to know
There is a 10% service fee added to all orders.
Prices for Pho Soup are $19 for regular and $21 for large.
Parking is easy and accessible.
Small space with cozy lighting and serene atmosphere offers a quiet, relaxing setting free from traffic noise. Easy parking adds convenience. Extensive vegetarian options stand out among Vietnamese restaurants.
A work lunch here means dealing with slow service since only one server handles the room during lunch. The price for pho soup combos feels high for a regular lunch stop.
Thai iced tea stands out with its superbly sweet flavor and option to use coconut milk instead of half and half for lactose intolerance. Occasionally, complementary green tea is offered.
Good to know
Parking is easy and available near the restaurant.
Expect wait times of 30 minutes or more during peak hours.
Prices for dishes have increased recently, with some items costing over $25.
Small dining room features tropical flowers and a Buddha altar that create a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Energy is casual and quiet during off-peak hours, with background music adding to the ambiance. The space feels unique and romantic, suitable for intimate meals.
Lunch offers larger portions than dinner did a year ago. Prices increased by 50 percent, making lunch feel less worth the cost. The weekday lunch experience stays consistent without surprises.
Sweet tea with milk and other ingredients stands out as a signature drink. Cold Thai Tea is available to go and pairs well with dishes like pineapple fried rice.
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Mai Thai increased lunch prices by 50%.
The menu lists beef spare ribs at $19.95 and sweet and sour duck at $16.95.
Charging extra for rice is common at this restaurant.
Roomy interior with 60s style decor and Gongfu tea sets creates a unique dining environment. Atmosphere varies from lively to slow, with smoking near the entrance affecting air quality. Dim sum portions are generous and the place offers a good alternative to crowded Chinatown spots.
Lunch offers affordable dim sum with a variety of items. Some menu descriptions, like the lunch special with Peking duck, do not match the actual dishes served.
Gongfu tea sets and authentic tea leaves create a traditional tea experience here. Tea service costs under $6, and guests can brew their own tea at the table for a relaxed pace.
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A 15% service charge is automatically added to your bill.
Parking is available in a free lot out front.
Expect to select dishes from a hard-to-read paper menu.
Dim sum fills a busy, lively space with families and children creating a loud, energetic atmosphere. Generous portions come at reasonable prices, making it a popular spot despite an aging interior and hidden entrance. Parking is easy, and the place stays packed, especially on weekends.
Dim sum serves as a popular lunch option here, available on weekdays and weekends. Takeout is common, especially for the Saturday lunch dim sum selection.
Chrysanthemum tea pairs well with savory dishes and is a must-order. Tea comes as a mandatory charge per person, even if some decline. The teapots show tea stains on the lids.
Good to know
Expect a 30-minute wait during peak weekend hours.
Parking is easy with plenty of available spaces.
Dim sum dishes are priced between $17 and $22.