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.
Noodles come with a surprisingly flavorful taste and a hint of garlic. Both the Sesame Chicken and Chicken Lo Mein offer addictive flavor that keeps you craving more.
Lunch specials offer great value with generous portions and great prices. Meals include rice, chicken lo mein, an egg roll, and a won ton, available even on weekends for pickup.
"I found the food here to be delicious and flavorful."
"This lunch spot has delicious and healthy food."
"I thought the Lo Mein was to die for."
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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.
Asian restaurant combines sports bar setup with large outdoor patio and family dining in a chill, casual atmosphere. Bigger screens than typical sports bars create a lively vibe for watching games. Portions tend to be generous, making it a popular spot for groups and casual meals.
Large portions make the lo mein very filling. It has a very good flavor that pairs well with dishes like sesame chicken.
Lunch combos come at a great price and work well for takeout. The lunch specials stand out as especially great and the spot is usually quiet on Saturdays.
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The restaurant is family-owned, ensuring a personal touch.
The owner shops for fresh ingredients daily for the menu.
Lunch specials are offered at a great price.
Pho restaurant offers a quiet, authentic atmosphere with classic decor and a cozy, clean dining space. The environment feels calm and welcoming, reflecting a genuine Vietnamese vibe. Seating is comfortable, and the place maintains a low-key, peaceful energy throughout.
Lo mein comes with meat and vegetables and costs around 15 dollars. The combo lo mein and chicken lo mein both taste good and have solid quality.
Lunch specials cost between $8.99 and $10.95, offering inexpensive pho and noodle bowls. Prices stand out compared to other places charging over $14 for similar dishes.
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A new lunch special is offered at a great price.
The portions are large for the price.
The process is simple and efficient, with food ready in 10 minutes.
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.
Offers quick, affordable lunch combos with a focus on hot dishes ready to go. Serves as a reliable spot for grabbing lunch on the move.
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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.
Small, no-frills Chinese takeout spot with a cramped interior and a busy kitchen where older Asian men cook and chat. Atmosphere feels family-style but strictly carry-out only, with a fast-paced and affordable vibe. Portions are large, and the food quality stands out compared to other local options.
Lo Mein features crisp vegetables, moist chicken, and noodles with the right chewiness and flavor. Portions are generous and match the price, with the beef and pork lo mein standing out for their taste.
Lunch specials offer great value and are more affordable than many Chinese takeout options. Portions like the spicy pork come smaller than typical lunch servings but still make a solid lunch option.
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The restaurant is takeout only with an option for delivery within 5 miles.
Reservations are not required, but calling ahead is recommended for orders.
Parking is available in a small lot, which can get busy.
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.
Chicken Lo Mein features shredded chicken and noodles with a solid flavor. It pairs well with other dishes like Mongolian beef and beef with broccoli.
Chicken Lo Mein noodles stand out as a hearty lunch option. Adding dumplings and hot tea brings the total to about $50.
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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.
Small, cozy restaurant with bright lighting and comfortable seating creates a clean, welcoming atmosphere. Cute decor and family-friendly amenities add charm to the space. Late hours and large portions attract a steady flow of diners seeking authentic Chinese dishes.
Huge portions of Lo Mein noodles come with options like beef, which tastes very good. The noodles stay delicious even as leftovers.
Lunch offers a great deal with specials that attract groups. It serves as a solid choice for a midday meal with a friendly atmosphere for coworkers.
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The restaurant is open until midnight, perfect for late-night dining.
Parking is available behind the restaurant, but it can be challenging.
The portions are large enough to share, ideal for two people.
Huge glass windows offer natural light and runway views that create a calm, polished atmosphere separate from airport chaos. The space feels quiet and welcoming, with outlets at each table for charging devices. A beautiful bar complements the relaxed vibe, making it a distinct spot amid busy terminals.
Chicken and Vegetable Lo Mein features a good quantity of chicken and a variety of fresh vegetables with a yummy flavor. The shrimp Lo Mein also stands out, while the steak Lo Mein has a soup-like consistency.
Offers quick lunch options that feel satisfying and make you forget you're at the airport. Serves as a reliable spot for both lunch and dinner with a modern Asian menu.
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Gluten-free options are available on the menu.
The restaurant is located in Terminal C, easily accessible from the main concourse.
Expect to pay around $20 for a main dish, with additional charges for protein.
Hole-in-the-wall Chinese takeout spot with a worn interior and rough exterior. Atmosphere is minimal and cozy, focused on quick service and fresh, authentic dishes. Known for New York style cold sesame noodles, legit egg rolls, and best General Tso's chicken in the area.
Noodles come out nice and chewy with a thick texture on the chicken lo mein, different from thinner styles. The lo mein pairs well with crab cheese wontons and other sides like soups and egg rolls.
Lunch specials cost under $10 and include options like Szechuan chicken, Mongolian beef, and General Tso chicken with rice. Portions are generous, often enough for more than one meal.
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The restaurant only offers takeout; no dine-in options available.
Cash payments are required; they do not accept credit cards.
Prices are very reasonable, with meals starting around $12.