Restaurant offers an open, calm layout with stunning decor and large booths for families. Atmosphere feels vibe-y and cool, suitable for groups and casual outings. Full bar features unique cocktails and affordable happy hour specials.
Shrimp and pan-fried udon noodles come with a delicious, satisfying texture. The udon pairs well with dishes like mapo tofu and spicy chicken soup dumplings, creating a flavorful meal.
Dumplings stand out with their succulent, umami flavors and include varieties like pork chive and spicy chicken soup dumplings. Other dishes like mapo tofu, shrimp udon, and BBQ bao add to the delicious Chinese food options.
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Happy hour starts at 3pm on weekends and 4:30pm on weekdays.
The happy hour ends at 6pm, offering great value on drinks and plates.
Parking is available in a shared lot, but costs after 6 PM.
Spacious restaurant with authentic Hong Kong style food and a large, diverse menu. Atmosphere is chill and friendly, enhanced by beautiful artwork and a great music playlist. Easy parking adds to the convenience.
Sizzling stir fried beef udon stands out with its flavorful sauce and perfect texture. Other options include spicy beef and schezuan chicken udon, all served with delicious noodles that mix well with vegetables.
Szechuan dishes stand out with spicy but balanced flavors like the dan dan noodles and bone-in chicken. Egg rolls use a thin lumpia-style wrapper, and crispy noodles add a nice texture contrast.
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They offer lunch specials.
There is a small parking lot in the back.
The restaurant has a parking lot, which was convenient during the Colfax construction.
Dining room centers on a cherry blossom tree with adjustable flame hot pot bowls adding interactive fun. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming, suited for mid-size parties with on-point music enhancing the vibe. Cocktails stand out with creative options like Wake Up in Saigon and Melona Dream.
Short rib skillet with udon noodles stands out as a signature dish. The sizzling beef with udon also offers a rich, savory option. Udon noodles can be added for a small extra charge.
Hot pots come in Taiwanese style with fresh ingredients and rich, comforting broths. Options include spicy beef and Vietnamese chili bone hot pots, each packed with bold flavors and tender meat.
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Happy hour menu offers discounted items from 4-6pm daily.
Lunch deals provide great value with mini hotpots starting at $10.
Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Clean, modern space with nostalgic furniture and nice artwork creates a relaxed vibe. Background pop music keeps energy low-key, fitting a spot focused on delivery and takeout. Known for crispy sesame chicken and flavorful hot pots, it draws those seeking quality Chinese food without dining frills.
Sizzling stir fried udon with beef stands out with its fresh flavor, good amount of beef, and vegetables. The spicy beef tendon pot and beef tomato rice also come out flavorful.
Orange chicken comes slightly battered and fried to perfection with a balanced sweetness. Szechuan wings stand out with crispy texture, chili oil flavor, and toppings of pan-fried green onion and crispy peppercorns. Sesame chicken features crispy all-white meat that is tender and not overly sweet. Beef chao fan and lo mein are also notable for their taste and quality.
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Expect a delivery fee of $12.50 plus a 20% tip on online orders.
The online ordering system allows customization of meals easily.
Parking is ample and available in a large lot.
Bright, inviting dining room offers a clean but cluttered setting with plexiglass dividers for safety. Casual atmosphere fills the space with positive energy and a wide vegan menu draws diverse diners. Portions come generous, matching the authentic Asian flavors served consistently well.
Sizzling udon stands out with its bold flavors and satisfying texture. The menu also features Singapore noodles and a notable duck dish that pairs well with the udon.
Orange chicken stands out with its light batter and tender meat. Peking Duck matches the quality found in mainland China. Dim sum, pot stickers, and Sweet and Sour Chicken with unique breading also feature prominently.
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The restaurant has a large menu with many vegan options available.
Parking is ample and easily accessible at ground level.
The restaurant maintains COVID precautions with plexiglass dividers.
Hot pot restaurant features a retro Chinese style interior with red lamps and colorful claw machines that add to a welcoming, bright atmosphere. The space feels clean, cozy, and spacious with a lively buzz and good music. It attracts crowds especially on weekends, creating an energetic vibe for gatherings.
Noodle options include udon, ramen, and glass noodles. Udon and ramen noodles have a good texture and quality. Bread pieces can substitute noodles for a different carb feel.
Offers affordable hot pot with a wide variety of fresh ingredients and flavorful broths. The seasoning area stays very clean, and the seafood is notably fresh.
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The all-you-can-eat price is $27.99, which includes a variety of seafood and vegetables.
Lunch prices are under $20 on weekdays for all-you-can-eat.
Kids can share a pot with a parent for an additional $5.
Spacious interior blends modern decor with Asian fusion vibe, featuring red lanterns and elegant table settings. Atmosphere stays calm and relaxing with a soothing music playlist enhancing the experience. The setting feels family-friendly and welcoming, balancing stylish design with comfort.
Japanese udon stands out with its very good Udon soup and is among the entrees that are difficult to get right here.
Onion soup dumplings stand out with their fresh, daily appeal. Authentic spicy Szechuan chicken and perfectly prepared Peking duck highlight the menu, alongside made-in-house dim sum like shrimp and fish dumplings and spring rolls.
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The restaurant accommodates dietary restrictions and allergies.
Expect no wait times during off-peak hours.
Prices are fair for the quality and quantity of food.