Authentic Sichuan dishes like Spicy Fish and Mapo Tofu offer bold, genuine flavors. Cozy courtyard and warm atmosphere create a relaxed dining experience. Spacious, clean setting invites those seeking true Sichuan tastes.
Authentic Sichuan dishes shine here with spicy and savory flavors true to the region. Signature plates like Spicy Fish, Mouthwatering Chicken, and Mapo Tofu deliver bold, genuine tastes that stand out.
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The restaurant serves authentic Sichuan cuisine with fresh ingredients.
Portion sizes are large, providing good value for the price.
Parking is convenient for diners.
Sichuan restaurant serves bold spicy flavors like Chongqing grilled fish and Twice-Cooked Pork in a cozy lively atmosphere. Private KTV rooms offer fun group spaces. Portions are generous and prices reasonable, making it great for both food and socializing.
Bold, spicy Sichuan flavors dominate the menu with dishes like Chongqing grilled fish, dry pot frog, and mala beef. Authentic options include Twice-Cooked Pork and a signature tofu pot, all packed with aromatic heat and satisfying textures.
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Be prepared for a wait on weekends due to the place's popularity.
Spending $50 earns you a $50 credit at the restaurant.
During the soft opening, diners received 30% off their total bill when dining in.
Sparse decor and quiet vibe create an unpretentious setting with minimal English spoken. Signature dishes like green onion pie and sesame pizza showcase authentic Taiwanese flavors. Hot and Sour Soup and flaky scallion pancakes highlight the Chinese food with balanced spices and rich textures.
Hot and Sour Soup balances white pepper and vinegar well and pairs with Sesame Pizza. Scallion pancakes appear flaky and serve as wraps for braised beef shank in the beef roll. Fish filet in bean sauce offers a thick, mildly spicy flavor similar to mapo tofu, which itself is less spicy than usual.
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Ahgoo's Kitchen serves genuine Taiwanese cuisine with some quasi Chinese dishes.
The restaurant is only open for 2.5 hours during dinner service.
Most dishes cost $17 or more, with soups priced between $13 to $17.
Bright, spacious dining room with high ceilings sets a casual, welcoming tone. Extensive vegetarian Vietnamese menu pairs well with fresh spring rolls and bold, spicy dumplings. Clean, modern design and free high-quality candy add to the peaceful vibe.
Appetizers like shrimp and pork spring rolls stand out with fresh vegetables and strong flavor. Dishes such as spicy dumplings and stir-fried eggplant offer bold tastes without heaviness.
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Parking is easy because it's in a large shopping center.
There is free parking available in a huge shopping mall.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted.
Modern Chinese spot offers authentic Szechuan flavors like mapo tofu and Mongolian beef. Comfortable seating and tasteful decor create an upscale yet cozy vibe. A private room provides a quieter dining option amid lively crowds.
Food shows a refined style beyond typical Cantonese spots. Dishes like hunan pork, Mongolian beef, and mapo tofu highlight authentic flavors with clear Szechuan peppercorn and ginger notes.
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Reservations are recommended during peak hours, especially after 6:00 pm.
Expect a long wait during busy times, particularly on weekends.
The restaurant only accepts credit cards for bills over $50.
Spacious dining area with red lanterns offers authentic Sichuan cuisine like Mapo tofu and lamb chop hot pot. Private rooms with karaoke and tea stations suit groups and business events. Stylish comfort blends with lively energy for casual meals and celebrations.
Authentic Sichuan, Beijing, and Shanghai cuisine shines here with dishes like Mapo tofu served with rice and a lamb chop hot pot featuring tender meat and flavorful sides such as lotus root and taro.
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$9.99 specials are available all day.
From Monday to Friday, there's a different dish each day at 50% off.
A daily half-price dish is offered on weekdays.
Bright, clean interior offers a relaxing vibe with authentic Cantonese cuisine featuring dishes like shredded pork chow mein and sweet and sour pork chops. Service is fast and efficient, and customers can bring their own tea leaves. Generous portions come at reasonable prices.
Offers a solid range of Cantonese dishes including shredded pork chow mein, curry chicken, and sweet and sour pork chops. Service runs fast and efficient, with orders often ready simultaneously. Unlike many Cantonese spots, tea is not free but customers can bring their own tea leaves.
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Lunch special is available from 8 am to 3 pm daily at a reasonable price.
The charge for a cup of tea is $2.85, unlike many other restaurants.
Parking is available behind the restaurant, shared with other shops.
Hole-in-the-wall canteen buzzes with Mandarin chatter and serves fiery dan dan noodles with sesame-peanut sauce. Cozy space with red lanterns and vinyl stools offers authentic Taiwanese vibes. Cash-only lunch spot often sells out early, adding to its unpretentious charm.
Dan dan noodles feature a fiery sesame-peanut sauce, minced pork, pickled veggies, and crushed peanuts. Beef noodle soup and simple, family-style dishes round out the menu.
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Dai Ho Restaurant only accepts cash payments.
The restaurant has limited hours for lunch only.
Expect to spend $20 to $30 per person at Dai Ho Restaurant.
Buffet shines with Chinese dim sum like shumai and pot stickers, plus standout orange chicken. Spacious space features personal hot pots and a lively vibe that peaks with noise. Multiple stations offer Korean BBQ and a chocolate fountain for diverse tastes.
Wide selection of Chinese dim sum includes shumai, pot stickers, and chicken feet. Orange chicken and seafood dishes stand out alongside other Asian foods like sushi and hibachi grill.
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Dinner is served from 5:30 to 6:30 PM, with food service ending at 8 PM.
The restaurant closes at 8:30 PM.
Free parking is available in front of the restaurant.
Large dining space buzzes with lively celebrations and busy brunches. Dim sum offers lowest-priced Cantonese dishes like Whole Lobster on Noodles and Peking Duck. Spacious private rooms with functional sound system suit exclusive gatherings.
Offers lowest-priced dim sum in California with Cantonese/Hong Kong style dishes. Staples like Whole Lobster on Noodles, Peking Duck, and shrimp dumplings show good quality and variety.
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Dishes are categorized into small, medium, and large, costing $5.38, $6.68, and $7.38.
Enjoy a 20% discount on weekdays if you pay before noon.
The all-day dinner menu is now $9.99, down from the special menu price.
Build-your-own malatang and dry pot offer a DIY dining experience with many fresh ingredients. Spicy hot pot delivers bold flavor and large, satisfying dumplings. Quiet, well-decorated space with a Water Margin theme keeps prices affordable and spice levels adjustable.
Spicy hot pot stands out with its bold flavor and heat. Dumplings come large and satisfying, though hot pot quality varies.
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There is a cash discount if you pay with cash.
Paying with cash or Venmo allows a 5% discount.
The restaurant is a build-your-own malatang or mala dry pot spot.