Small, clean space with a cozy vibe and open kitchen creates an authentic atmosphere. Seating is limited but allows for relaxed dining without rush. Known for fresh fish and spicy pickled mustard soups, it offers a distinctive, comforting Chinese meal experience.
Warm, inviting atmosphere with an open kitchen sets an authentic dining scene. The pickled fish broth offers a flavorful, comforting taste true to traditional Chinese cuisine.
Fish comes fresh, tender, and cooked perfectly in large portions. Signature dishes include spicy pickled fish, sauerkraut fish soup, and Sichuan boiled fish with tangy pickled cabbage and mustard, all at reasonable prices.
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Reservations are not required but recommended for larger groups.
Expect longer wait times during peak dinner hours on weekends.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Small dining room with tables close together creates a cramped yet intimate atmosphere. Energy varies from quiet privacy to moments of lively conversation among nearby groups. Known for authentic, fresh sushi and a notable sake selection, it draws regulars who appreciate consistent quality despite the tight space.
Tiny spot serves authentic Japanese sushi with genuine flavors. Dishes feel like the real deal and stay true to tradition.
Fish comes super fresh with generous portions that include slabs three times the size of the rice. The 11-piece nigiri platter offers many varieties, all really good, and the shrimp heads are crispy and meaty. Fish bone marrow tastes like a marinated ocean cloud.
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Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours to avoid long waits.
Expect to pay around $150 for two people, including tips and tax.
Seating is limited, so arrive early or be prepared to wait.
Chinese restaurant offers a clean, bright, and modern environment with a self-serve sauce bar that adds a fun, customizable element. The atmosphere feels cozy and welcoming, less crowded and chaotic than similar spots. Large bowls and an affordable price point distinguish the experience.
Bold, spicy flavors deliver an authentic numbing Sichuan sensation. The soup base and vegetarian broth both offer authentic spicy flavor and quick service.
Shrimp paste balls stand out with a fresh, shrimpy flavor that seems made in house. Fish fillets, fish balls with roe, and fried mochi add variety to a selection rich in fresh seafood and customizable options.
Good to know
The price is $9.99 per pound, but it may be higher than advertised.
A 20% discount is available for two people and 30% for three or more.
They offer a 2-pound challenge where you can eat for free if you finish.
Interior blends subtle Japanese decor with upside-down umbrellas hanging from the ceiling, creating a cozy and refined atmosphere. Music complements the vibe without overpowering, supporting a chill dining experience. Tables feature heated trays to keep skewers warm, enhancing the relaxed pace of meals.
Skewers and lamb BBQ deliver authentic Asian night market flavors. Wangzhongwang sausage tastes genuine, not starchy or fake. The food captures Chinese streetside barbecue well.
Grilled oysters, abalone, and scallops stand out with a $2 lunch special from Friday to Sunday. The seafood includes scallop skewers, fish tofu, garlic shrimp, and tempura with shrimp and vegetables.
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Happy hour runs from 9:30 to 11:30pm, offering buy-one-get-one-free beer.
An 18% tip is automatically added to all bills.
Parking is available, but it may require a short walk.
Japanese-style barbecue restaurant offers intimate izakaya vibe with tabletop grills and live anime-themed music. Interior features open kitchen where chefs grill skewers over charcoal, creating an authentic and lively atmosphere. Space includes a second story with more seating, maintaining a cozy yet energetic environment.
Authentic yakitori and Japanese dishes come grilled and flavorful. The place offers an Izakaya atmosphere with top-notch service.
Grilled seafood shines here with grilled oysters, shrimp skewers, and scallops topped with uni. Fish jerky offers a chewy, sweet flavor, while garlic shrimp stands out for its seasoning.
Good to know
Happy hour runs every day after 9pm with half-off chicken skewers and buy one get one free beers.
After 10 PM, all chicken dishes are half off, making it a great deal.
The restaurant stays open until 12 am, perfect for late-night dining.
Modern Korean BBQ restaurant blends sleek, stylish design with authentic flavors and live fire grilling. Atmosphere feels cozy and lively, suitable for groups with no small tables and a welcoming vibe enhanced by K-pop music and art deco elements. Side-sucking fans keep air clear, and a bar area offers drinks like creative soju cocktails and craft beers.
Food offers authentic Korean flavors with well-prepared dishes and generous banchan side dishes that get refilled often. Service includes knowledgeable hospitality from the Korean American general manager.
Seafood boil offers a fresh and tasty option. Fish cakes and seafood pancake stand out as flavorful dishes among the menu.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended on weekends to secure a table.
The restaurant requires ordering a set menu to get galbi.
Parking is available in a nearby garage with ample space.
Small space with in-house dumpling making and clean, tasteful décor creates a chill, relaxing vibe reminiscent of a Taipei street market. The menu leans toward Northern Chinese flavors despite Taiwanese labeling, featuring standout dishes like pan-fried bao and authentic beef noodle soup. Seating is limited, and ordering happens via QR code at the table.
The menu offers authentic Taiwanese and Chinese flavors with dishes like Taiwanese beef noodle soup made with care. Every item delivers a genuine taste packed with authentic flavors.
Shrimp dishes include shrimp dumplings and spicy shrimp wonton. Broth in the shrimp wonton and rice noodle soup tastes very plain and flavorless.
Good to know
Parking may be hard to find during peak dining hours.
The restaurant is very small with limited seating.
They had to turn away customers because there was no seating.
Bright, spacious interior with an orange theme and cozy vibe creates a peaceful atmosphere. The place offers authentic Chinese cuisine with a fast casual energy and is kid friendly. Background music and natural lighting add to the homey feel.
Food tastes just like back in China with authentic Chinese dishes like wonton soup and nanchang rice noodles. Snacks and desserts also keep the authentic Shaxian flavors alive.
Boiled fish fillet with lemon offers a refreshing and delicious taste. The marinated seafood mix stands out and the spicy fish dish adds a bold kick.
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Parking is available west of El Camino Real, making it easy to find a spot.
A QR code ordering system is in place for customers to place their orders.
The restaurant offers vegetarian options on the menu.
Bright and clean interior creates a simple, welcoming atmosphere. Locals frequent the place, drawn by authentic Yunnan-style rice noodle soups with light, flavorful broths and chewy noodles. Service involves self-seating and QR code ordering, with meals served at a moderate pace despite the name suggesting quickness.
Food shows authentic flavors with the Yunnan Style Rice Noodle soup standing out. Dishes maintain a genuine taste throughout the menu.
Seafood features prominently with a good amount of fish in dishes like the spicy fish noodle soup and the pescatarian-friendly mushroom broth option. Fish stands out alongside beef and pork in the menu offerings.
Good to know
The lunch special is cheaper than the regular menu and includes a side.
Expect to seat yourself and order through the QR code on your table.
The total wait time can be about an hour during busy hours.
Small Asian fusion restaurant offers intimate, cozy atmosphere with modern, minimalist wooden decor and strong Japanese style. Space includes table and counter seating, creating a calming dining experience. Vibe feels like a blend of Tokyo and Southeast Asia, with a relaxed, homey energy.
Japanese and Vietnamese fusion dishes deliver authentic flavors with high quality ingredients. The food tastes genuinely traditional and true to its roots.
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You order at the front and pay first at Rin-Tei.
A parking garage is close by, making it easy to get to Rin-Tei.
Metered street parking is available right in front of the restaurant.
Restaurant offers authentic Sichuan dishes with a lively, modern vibe and clean, stylish interior. It features generous portions of signature fish dishes amid a bustling atmosphere that can be loud. Seating includes bar options, and the menu is limited but focused on bold flavors.
Bold spice and numbing heat define the authentic Sichuan flavors here. The menu focuses on Sichuan-style comfort food done with confidence and offered at a reasonable price.
Sauerkraut fish stands out with its tender texture, generous portions, and a flavor that balances sour and spicy perfectly. Fresh fish cooks openly in the kitchen, and dishes like shrimp with vermicelli arrive sizzling hot with large shrimp.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times during dinner hours.
Expect a wait of 90+ minutes if you don't call ahead to put your name on the list.
Portion sizes are smaller, encouraging guests to try multiple dishes.