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.
Homemade dumplings shine with Tom Kha flavors, blending peanut, coconut, and Thai curry in a light broth. The Szechwan Eggplant dumplings offer perfect seasoning and a beautiful shell, while pork and prawn dumplings add variety.
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.
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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.
Variety includes spicy soup dumplings, Pork Scallop and Shrimp dumplings, and pork buns. Dumplings come with strong flavors and pair well with dishes like twice cooked spicy noodles and spicy cucumber salad.
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.
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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.
Open kitchen showcases chefs hand-pulling noodles live, creating an engaging and lively vibe. Interior features dark wood floors, spacious layout, and a glassed-in bar area that adds to a cozy, modern atmosphere. Crowds gather frequently, drawn by the unique noodle-making craft and calming ambiance.
Handmade dumplings stand out with rich flavor and traditional craft. Pork soup dumplings deliver a delicate broth inside tender wrappers, making them a highlight alongside other Sichuan-style dishes.
Soups here have deeply-flavored broth and very tender brisket, with the Sichuan Beef Brisket soup being less spicy but rich. Dishes like Dan Dan noodles, cucumber salad, and pork soup dumplings offer authentic flavors from Sichuan province.
Good to know
Making a reservation or calling ahead is recommended due to high demand.
Expect a wait during peak hours as the restaurant is very popular.
Parking is available in their own lot, but it can fill up quickly.
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.
Pork dumplings stand out with their freshness and solid flavor. Steamed pork dumplings pair well with salty fish fried rice for a satisfying meal.
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.
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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.
Modern fast casual dining space features cozy, well-thought-out interior with comfortable barstool seating and a large mural wall. Atmosphere stays casual and upbeat with fun music and a welcoming vibe. Guests enjoy authentic Asian flavors paired with a clean, spacious environment.
Soup dumplings stand out with their freshness and exploding flavor. Chili oil potstickers add a spicy kick, while the dumplings overall pair well with the dishes served.
Noodles come fresh with a tongue-numbing spice from Sichuan peppercorns and chili oil. Dan dan noodles feature authentic Sichuan tingly heat and include sui mi ya cai for added flavor.
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Reservations are not required, making it easy for walk-in customers.
The restaurant serves fresh noodles made onsite daily.
Expect to spend around $15 for a meal, with some dishes priced higher.
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.
Spicy chili dumplings stand out as an excellent appetizer with bold flavor. Steamed and sizzling skillet dumplings offer variety, while soup dumplings provide a warm, comforting option.
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.
Good to know
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.
Egg rolls, wontons, and fried dumplings taste homemade and stand out. Dumplings pair well with fried rice for a solid meal.
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.
Good to know
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.
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.
Steamed dumplings come with a variety of fillings including siu mai and deep fried tofu. Plates often include salt & pepper shrimp and squid, plus complimentary salted egg custard buns.
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.
Good to know
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.