Small dining area creates an intimate atmosphere with cozy, lively ambiance. Outdoor seating offers a comfortable alternative to the compact indoor space. The place stands out for its handmade desserts and authentic fusion cuisine with bold flavors.
Sichuan spicy boiled beef stands out with its intense heat and rich flavor. The menu includes Szechuan Chicken and other classic clay pot dishes that showcase traditional Chinese and Szechuan tastes.
Salt and pepper shrimp stands out with bold flavor and a spicy kick from jalapenos. The seafood pan fried noodles and salted fish clay pot deliver rich, intense tastes and generous portions.
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Reservations are recommended as the restaurant can get busy during peak hours.
The lunch special is $12.50 per meal, offering good value.
Vegetarian options are available and can be accommodated.
Bright, immaculate interior with Asian decor and newly renovated seating creates a cozy, clean atmosphere without loud music. Energy stays calm, fitting for quiet dinners or family nights. Dishes feature authentic Sichuan flavors with conservative spice levels and generous portions.
Authentic Ma La Sichuan peppers deliver a genuine numbing and spicy kick with well-balanced flavor. The menu features rare Sichuan dishes not commonly found elsewhere, making it a standout for true Szechuan cuisine.
Fish dishes feature tender texture and fresh ingredients with a notable numbing chili oil flavor. Sesame shrimp stands out as a well-prepared option among the seafood choices.
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Portion sizes are generous, providing good value for the price.
The menu offers a wide variety of authentic Chinese and Szechuan dishes.
The restaurant is small, which can affect the speed of service.
Small, hole-in-the-wall restaurant offers a homey vibe with clean, cozy space and open kitchen. Atmosphere stays quiet and friendly, making it feel like a private dining experience. Known for authentic Lu cuisine with bold flavors and standout dishes like dumplings and spicy hot pot.
Sichuan dishes feature authentic spicy flavors with a good balance of ingredients, like the lazhiji that has more chicken than batter. Cold appetizers like spicy beef tendon come in a nutty chili sauce with cilantro and onions, and classics like mapo tofu carry a strong Sichuan taste.
Fish dishes stand out with Fish Fillet With Peppers soup and spicy fish offering strong flavors. The chef shares a special sauce for oysters, and meals often include a free fish dish.
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The restaurant offers Lu cuisine, one of the eight recognized Chinese culinary traditions.
It's rare to find a place in the U.S. that stays true to the essence of Lu cuisine.
The owner is also the chef and prepares all dishes fresh.
Space features bright, clean decor with an industrial touch and view of chefs preparing dumplings. Atmosphere stays warm and inviting with pleasant music setting a calm vibe. Seating includes movable booth seats enhancing comfort in a compact setting.
Szechuan dishes feature a numbing mala spice that stands out in the mapo tofu and soup dumplings. The menu includes Szechuan ciao long bao and pork and cabbage dumplings in chili oil, offering authentic flavors.
Shrimp fried rice and shrimp dumplings stand out with strong flavors. Veggie dumplings and shrimp fried noodles offer solid options for pescatarians.
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Lunch specials are available daily with various combo options.
The restaurant offers vegan options on the menu.
Prices are affordable, providing good value for the quality.
Hole-in-the-wall noodle shop inside a tea house offers a cozy, dimly lit setting with large tables and a quiet atmosphere. The space feels secret and intimate, attracting those who appreciate authentic Chinese noodles and generous portions at reasonable prices.
Stir-fried shaved noodles deliver excellent flavor with a spicy bite from Sichuan peppercorns. The Szechuan style noodle dish features a chili oil rich in peppercorn heat.
Fresh ingredients stand out with generous shrimp portions in dishes. Combination plates mix grilled shrimp with meats like beef shank and pork chop, while noodle dishes feature salty pulled noodles with shrimp.
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The restaurant is located inside Volcano Tea, which has a bigger sign.
It can be hard to find since the sign outside says 'Volcano Tea House.'
Prices are very reasonable, with meals under $15.
Restaurant offers a bright, modern interior with clean, spacious seating and thoughtful table settings. Atmosphere stays peaceful and harmonious with soft music and no noise or disorder. Guests find the vibe casual yet polished, making it a welcoming spot for enjoying authentic Sichuan cuisine.
Authentic Szechuan cuisine shines with dishes like chili wontons, Sichuan style green beans, salt and pepper tofu, and Chengdu style spicy chicken. The flavors are very authentic and stand out among Sichuan offerings in the region.
Spicy dishes like the Szechuan spicy fish filet and spicy boiling fish balance delicate texture with robust flavor. The salt and pepper shrimp offers a hot, tasty kick with just the right heat level.
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The restaurant offers a lot of authentic Chinese menu options.
They can accommodate gluten-free diets.
Vegetarian options are available and well-received.
Warm, modern décor features dragon motifs and dim sum steamers as design elements, creating an inviting and elegant space. Upbeat music and a full bar with TVs add to a lively yet relaxing atmosphere. Authentic flavors and well-prepared dishes draw a steady crowd seeking quality Asian cuisine.
Generous servings of Szechuan chicken stand out, paired well with shrimp fried rice. The Mapotofu features authentic Sichuan pepper for a genuine flavor.
Shrimp dishes stand out with shrimp lo mein featuring in-house noodles and pepper shrimp offering bold flavor. Dumplings like pork and shrimp Shao Mai and shrimp dumplings have soft, flavorful wrappers and fresh fillings.
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Expect wait times of 40 to 80 minutes during peak hours.
Prices are reasonable for the quality and quantity of food offered.
Dine-in is required before issuing a gift card.
Bright, modern space with high ceilings and large open windows creates an airy, comfortable atmosphere. The vibe is casual yet swanky, with well-curated music and a crowd that enjoys a relaxed dining experience without excessive noise. Communal bar tables dominate the layout, enhancing a social, open feel distinct from typical Asian restaurants.
Szechuan eggplant dumplings offer a creative, plant-based option with a perfect balance of Szechuan spice and umami flavor. The kitchen can prepare these even if they are not on the menu.
Extremely fresh fish stands out in the seafood dishes. The fried shrimp batter is fluffy and tasty, while the Hong Kong style shrimp wonton features a thin, chewy wrapper with juicy, umami filling.
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Reservations are recommended to ensure a spot, especially during busy hours.
The restaurant closes at 6 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Happy hour runs from 4 to 6 PM with special menu items.
Small dining area features red color scheme and quirky decor like a wall full of rolling pins, creating a warm, welcoming vibe with cozy, casual atmosphere. Space feels intimate and comfortable, with lighting that supports easy conversation. Outdoor seating includes heaters to maintain warmth.
Boiled fish dishes feature tender meat and spicy, numbing soup that captures authentic flavors. Cold Sichuan Chicken shines with chili oil heat and deep spice, offering a unique take on cold chicken.
Boiled Szechuan fish offers tender meat and a spicy soup that stands out. Dumplings come in a variety of types, including shrimp, scallop, and pork, all with fresh seafood and delicate skins.
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Parking is available next to the restaurant.
The restaurant is small, seating about 30 people.
Expect longer wait times on Fridays and Saturdays.
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.
Authentic Szechuan dishes come in a hole-in-the-wall setting. The Twice Cooked Pork Szechuan Style offers a balanced spice level and traditional preparation.
Shrimp dishes stand out with whole big shrimp in spring rolls and honey walnut shrimp praised for its fried texture. The menu also features a seafood combo and spicy salt and pepper shrimp, offering a variety of flavorful options.
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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.
Small, intimate Chinese restaurant with authentic Hong Kong-style BBQ and a no frills, cozy atmosphere. Food focuses on quality over presentation, served on paper plates with plastic utensils. Busy spot known for family-owned, local charm and outdoor patio seating.
Spicy, pungent, and numbing flavors define the Szechuan fish and Sichuan spicy boiled fish here. The Szechuan Beef also stands out with its bold taste.
Boiled spicy fish stands out with its spicy, pungent, and numbing flavors. The seafood hot pot and eggplant with garlic hot pot also deliver strong, memorable tastes.
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The restaurant can get busy on weekends from 5-7 pm, with a wait time of 20-30 minutes.
Order in advance for roast duck to avoid a long wait.
Expect some wait time if arriving at noon.
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.
Spicy but balanced flavors define the Szechuan dishes here. The bone-in Szechuan chicken stands out for its perfect spice, while the crispy noodles and Sichuan tofu offer unique textures and light, spicy tastes.
Salted Fish tofu pot and seafood tofu pot stand out with rich flavors. Shrimp dishes like salt and pepper shrimp, shrimp fried rice, and orange shrimp come fresh and crispy, often deep-fried or battered for texture.
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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.
Cozy space with clean, welcoming atmosphere and gorgeous view offers a relaxing yet lively vibe. Tables and chairs fill the closed setting, creating a comfortable spot for family or friends. The environment feels unpretentious and friendly, making it a pleasant neighborhood choice.
Szechuan fish and fried rice stand out with bold flavors. The menu includes hot pot beef stew, Sichuan string beans, and Szechuan chicken, all delivering authentic spice and taste.
Pickled Mustard Fish Filet Soup stands out with its bold flavor. Salt and pepper fish and shrimp offer a crispy, savory bite. Dishes like spicy boiled fish, Szechuan fish, and basil shrimp bring rich, spicy notes to the table.
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Five Spice offers a lunch menu starting at $13, including an entrée and sides.
The portions at Five Spice are generous, often requiring extra rice.
Parking is available for both dine-in and take-out customers.
Small dining space features tables placed closely together and a clean, welcoming atmosphere. The vibe is casual and unpretentious, with a focus on authentic Cantonese and Sichuan dishes. It serves as a reliable spot for classic American-style Chinese food with nostalgic flavors.
Authentic dishes highlight Sichuan peppercorns with strong málà flavor. The menu blends Cantonese and Sichuan styles, delivering satisfying and genuine Chinese food.
Spicy boiled beef and fish bring a lively kick without overwhelming heat. Clams come with ginger and scallion, while shrimp dumplings and BBQ pork buns add variety and flavor.
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The parking lot is small, so arrive early to find a spot.
Takeout portions are large, making it a good value for money.
They calculate the tip before tax, which is unusual.
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.
Signature dishes feature numbing spice from peppercorns and a rich broth flavor. Options include a Szechuan hot pot, Sichuan sizzling beef, and a Taiwanese hot pot.
Seafood here is super fresh and comes in diverse dishes like the seafood boil skillet and shrimp tempura bowl. The Taiwanese supreme with tom yum broth highlights unique flavors and textures.
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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.
Chinese restaurant with bare bones decor and two long rows of tables offers a chill, family-like atmosphere. Menu focuses on authentic Szechuan cuisine with large portions and dishes hard to find elsewhere in the area.
Authentic Szechuan dishes stand out with bold flavors and satisfying spice levels. Portions are moderate, and the food ranks among the most genuine Sichuan cuisine options in the area.
Twice cooked fish and spicy boiled fish stand out with bold flavors. The menu also features salty fish fried rice and eggplant with garlic sauce, offering a strong seafood presence.
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The restaurant offers large portions, roughly double the servings of other places.
The menu is heavily pork and beef, with limited vegetarian options.
Prices increased significantly in 2024, with many dishes now over $20.
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.
Szechuan dishes feature crispy wings coated in chili oil with pan-fried green onion and crispy peppercorns. The menu includes boiled fish, beef and tendon hot pot, and chicken with bone-in, all rich in bold flavors.
Walnut shrimp stands out as a signature dish with a rich, crunchy texture. The menu also features Szechuan style boiled fish and beef and tendon hot pot, offering bold, spicy flavors.
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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.
Interior features panda statues and cherry blossom decor creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Space feels comfortable and updated with a casual vibe. Menu offers a variety of tofu and vegetable options alongside classic dishes, attracting diners who appreciate authentic Chinese cuisine.
Appetizers and Szechuan chicken stand out with strong flavors. Wings and Mongolian beef also add variety to the menu.
Shrimp dishes stand out with fresh shrimp cooked perfectly and paired with flavorful sauces like creamy walnut and rich sesame. The shrimp fried rice is packed with bold, fresh flavors and crisp vegetables.
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Happy hour runs before 6:00 pm for appetizers, beer, and wine.
The restaurant is currently open despite exterior remodeling.
Lunch prices are around $16, with large portion sizes.
Interior offers an authentic and relaxed atmosphere with a warm and inviting vibe despite an unassuming exterior. The space feels clean and fresh with decor that appeals to local diners. It attracts a steady flow of people seeking authentic Chinese flavors and traditional Sichuan and Northeastern cuisine.
Authentic Sichuan dishes include boiled spicy fish, Szechuan spicy chicken, cumin beef, and pork green beans. The secret menu offers rare, traditional options that highlight Northeastern and Sichuan Chinese cuisine.
Spicy boiled fish stands out with Szechuan heat and a mix of side dishes like lotus root and king oyster mushrooms. Grilled fish comes with tofu skin and wide noodles, capturing authentic Chongqing flavors.
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Reservations are required for certain dishes, like the Grilled Fish, which needs pre-ordering.
A lunch special is available from Monday to Friday.
Free parking is available at the restaurant.
Dumpling restaurant offers a clean, modern space with quiet, laid-back atmosphere and plenty of space between tables. The environment feels comfortable and inviting, with adorable teapots and bowls adding charm. A small bar serves reasonably priced sake, complementing the overall calm vibe.
Peanut sauce and minced peanuts give the Tan Tan Noodle a rich texture. Dishes feature fragrant Szechuan peppercorns that stand out without overwhelming, especially in the mapo tofu and string beans.
Shrimp shines in several dishes like shrimp shumai and scallops & shrimp dumplings, offering fresh flavor and good balance. Crab soup dumplings and scallion pancakes also feature seafood prominently.
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Bryan's Dumpling House offers over 10 variations of soup dumplings.
They have a $25 lunch special available daily.
Steamed rice costs $2, but portions are small.
Dim sum carts move through a vibrant space filled with traditional Chinese rosewood chairs and backlit shadow puppet paintings, creating an authentic and lively atmosphere. Conversation hums warmly amid the clean, upscale decor with patterned cloth-covered tables and elegant lighting. The environment feels social and inviting, blending authentic dim sum energy with a refined, welcoming setting.
Menu includes a wide range of traditional Sichuan dishes alongside southern fare. Spicy stir fried Szechuan chicken with chillis and peanuts stands out as a signature dish.
Salt and pepper shrimp and squid stand out alongside a seafood clay pot with Chinese sausage. Steamed chicken feet, shrimp skewers, and fish dishes add variety to the seafood options.
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Reservations are not required, and seating is usually immediate on weekends.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours, especially around holidays.
The menu features a wide variety of dim sum and traditional Chinese dishes.