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.
Chicken lo mein gets eaten quickly by kids. The dish is consistently very good and satisfying.
Easy parking and a kid-friendly location make visits smooth. The low mein is a hit with kids, who often finish their plates.
"The dumplings here have a perfect skin and dough."
"The food here is flavorful and the kids ate from each dish."
"The chicken lo mein was gobbled up by my picky 5-year-old."
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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.
Modern Asian restaurant offers a bright, clean, and inviting space with flawless decor and seating for small groups. Atmosphere stays calm and cozy, making it suitable for relaxed meals. Known for delicious, light dumplings and a wide variety of flavorful dishes including ramen and vegan options.
Shrimp lo mein features garlicky noodles that keep people coming back. Chicken lo mein stands out as incredible and highly satisfying.
Shrimp lo mein keeps kids coming back for more. Waitstaff stays attentive and handles young kids well. The kids meal suits toddlers perfectly.
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Oh Dumpling offers a variety of vegan and vegetarian options on the menu.
The price range for meals is $25-40, which is reasonable for the portion sizes.
Expect a $3 charge for a can of soda.
Small bar and TVs fill an aesthetic fast-casual space with clean, charming decor. Atmosphere stays quiet and chill, welcoming for quick, satisfying meals. Known for fresh homemade dumplings and reasonable prices, it offers authentic Chinese dishes in generous portions.
Chicken lo mein features a subtle smoky flavor that sets it apart from the usual sweeter American style. Both chicken and vegetable versions come out flavorful and delicious.
Staff adjust dishes to be less spicy for kids. Kids enjoy the noodles and meals served. Milk tea may come without boba even if expected.
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Chopstickers makes in-house, homemade dumplings and buns fresh to order.
Chopstickers added an 8% service charge without disclosing it on the menu.
The price is very good for the amount and quality of the food.
Chinese restaurant offers a cozy neighborhood diner vibe with a quiet and friendly atmosphere. The interior feels classic and simple, with some dated decor reminiscent of the 1990s. Spacious and well-lit, it serves food with artistic presentation and consistent heart-shaped rice servings.
Lo mein here is super flavorful and loaded with meat. The pork lo mein stands out, and the dish never feels skimpy on ingredients.
Fried rice is a hit with toddlers here, especially the kids' chicken lo mein. The menu includes crispy California rolls and Peanut curry, offering a variety that appeals to young eaters.
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The lunch special costs about $10 and includes generous portions.
Dinner entrees and rolls are priced $2 to $5 lower than competitors.
Expect reasonable prices for high-quality food.
Cozy, modern space with calm, relaxing atmosphere and coffee shop vibes. Seating includes bar options when tables fill up, though the space can feel a bit cramped during busy times. Bright, clean interior supports quiet conversation and a pleasant dining experience.
Beef and chicken lo mein come with nice seasoning that stands out. Dumplings often accompany the lo mein, adding to the meal's appeal.
Staff give kids free piggy buns, which is a nice touch. Kids find the place fun and welcoming.
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Expect a wait of roughly 25 minutes from ordering to receiving food.
They charge extra for white rice with your meal.
Bring cash as they do not accept credit cards.
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.
Beef lo mein stands out with rich flavor and tender noodles. Chicken lo mein offers a satisfying, well-seasoned option among other solid dishes.
Hector always remembers kids, making visits feel personal. The kids lo mein is a hit, with plates scraped clean and even picky toddlers approving the food.
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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.
Tiny, clean space with limited seating creates a grab-and-go vibe. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting despite simplicity. Known for affordable prices and generous portions, it draws those seeking quick, budget-friendly Chinese food.
Thick noodles with real flavor make the lo mein stand out. Portions come in generous scoops, often paired with entrees like Sesame chicken in combo meals.
Feeding two adults and two kids costs under $20 including drinks. Kids enjoy the food, with one rating it 10 out of 10.
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The lunch combo at Chi’s Express is very affordable, typically under $7.
Expect generous portion sizes; a combo meal can serve two people.
Chi’s Express offers crab wontons for free with orders over $20.
Dark, clean interior resembles an Asian pub with projector music videos and K-pop playlist creating a chill vibe. Atmosphere stays comfortable and welcoming, allowing easy conversation despite music. Space feels open with lovely furniture and wall decor enhancing the experience.
Offers well-made Lo Mein that appeals to both kids and adults. The dish pairs well with crispy Egg Rolls for a satisfying meal.
Staff serve large groups with kids and infants without fuss, keeping a friendly vibe. Dishes like Jjajangmyeon and Jjamppong have balanced flavors that suit both children and adults well.
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Reservations are not required but recommended for larger groups.
The restaurant offers a special 3-meal package for groups of three or more.
Portion sizes are generous, with some combos feeding 2 to 3 people.
Small, authentic barbecue restaurant with a classic Chinatown vibe and hanging roast ducks on display. Atmosphere stays cozy and inviting, often quiet but can get busy during dinner. Known for exceptional Cantonese BBQ, especially Peking duck and crispy roast pork.
Shredded duck and char siu stand out in the lo mein options. The duck lo mein offers a rich, savory flavor profile.
Service stays very accommodating for kids. Shrimp and eggs appear on the menu for younger diners.
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The restaurant can get busy during weekdays and sell out of major items by evening.
Parking is available out front, but it can be sketchy at times.
Prices are generally affordable, with generous portions.
Converted Taco Bell building houses a small, clean dining area with a minimalist aesthetic and granite tabletops. Atmosphere stays quiet and low key, offering a comfortable, unassuming vibe. Known for generous portions, budget-friendly prices, and top-notch Chinese and sushi dishes.
Combination lo mein comes in a very large portion, enough for two people. Noodles are thick and the taste ranges from very good to average depending on the dish.
Staff provide attentive service by quickly replacing dropped forks and refilling waters. Kids enjoy spicy dishes like sechuan chicken and find options that suit picky eaters who love Chinese food.
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Payment is processed automatically, so double-check your card before paying.
The bathroom is located outside, but it is surprisingly clean.
The restaurant offers generous portion sizes, especially for the bento boxes.
Small space offers a friendly family atmosphere with a quiet, peaceful vibe. The setting feels like a mom and pop shop with an inviting, welcoming environment. It stands out for its calm and enjoyable mood suited for casual gatherings.
Lo mein here tastes good with a familiar pork version similar to other spots. The chicken lo mein matches the style found at Hong Kong, paired often with egg drop soup.
A family business with kids and mom serving creates a welcoming atmosphere. Prices stay very cheap, making it easy for families to enjoy.
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The prices are very reasonable, especially considering the portion sizes.
Portion sizes are generous, providing good value for the price.
They don't offer peanut sauce due to peanut allergies.
Tiny, tucked-in strip mall spot offers a cozy, inviting atmosphere with ivy accents and a quiet, relaxed vibe. It draws diners seeking excellent soup dumplings and other standout Chinese dishes in a peaceful setting.
Black pepper stands out as a key flavor in the beef lo mein, which consistently delivers a satisfying spice level. Shrimp lo mein pairs well with a dash of chili oil, adding a nice kick to the dish.
TV plays a kids channel to keep children entertained. The menu includes Lo Mein that appeals to younger tastes.
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The women's bathroom is currently out of service; plan accordingly.
The restaurant offers a $3 sushi roll deal with the purchase of an entree.
Expect some repairs needed in the restaurant's facilities.
Quirky, spacious building with mountain views offers a warm, cozy atmosphere that feels family-oriented and unassuming. Conversations carry easily in the quiet space without background music. The vibe is peaceful and welcoming despite a slightly run-down appearance.
Beef lo mein stands out with rich flavor and satisfying texture. The lo mein lunch special offers a tasty, well-balanced meal option.
Staff return lost items after checking security cameras. Kids enjoy orange chicken, ragoon, and ribs. Staff handle young children with care.
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Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
The restaurant offers a separate Chinese menu for authentic dishes.
Steamed rice is not included with entrees and costs extra.
Hole-in-the-wall Chinese restaurant offers a quiet atmosphere with quick service and affordable prices. Portions come with rice, soup, and egg rolls, featuring standout dishes like orange chicken and hot & sour soup. The setting is low-key and never crowded, with limited parking nearby.
Pork Lo Mein stands out with higher quality than usual. Some versions like chicken Lo Mein are noteworthy, but others have overcooked noodles and average taste.
Staff friendliness stands out with kids, making the atmosphere welcoming. Even a picky toddler finds the food acceptable, showing the menu suits young tastes.
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The lunch deal is one of the cheapest Chinese options in town.
Parking is available nearby, but it can be limited.
Expect quick service; food is delivered incredibly fast.