Spacious Asian spot glows with warm burgundy walls and lively energy. Soup dumplings boast rich broth and chewy skin, while open kitchen adds charm. Long booths invite comfort amid a bustling vibe.
Soup dumplings feature a rich, hard-to-replicate broth with juicy filling and chewy skin. The menu includes pork Xiao long bao, beef stuffed scallion pancakes, hand-pulled noodles, cucumber salad, pan-fried Peking duck buns, and chocolate dumplings.
"The Chinese food here, especially the soup dumplings, is incredible."
"You have to try the cucumber salad; it's amazing."
"The pork bao buns are the best I've had."
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Parking is available in a lot across the street.
Expect long wait times during peak hours.
The restaurant maintains a clean and tidy environment.
Fluorescent lighting and vintage turquoise walls create a clinical vibe in a cozy, family-friendly space. Menu offers diverse Asian cuisines at affordable prices. Chinese dishes like handmade scallion pancakes and generous beef chow fun stand out for rich flavors and portions.
Beef chow fun and salt & pepper fish come with rich flavors and generous portions. Handmade scallion pancakes stand out alongside a trio of meats served with rice, including soy sauce chicken, roasted duck, and char siu.
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Basil Restaurant offers a wide selection of Asian dishes, including Thai, Japanese, and Vietnamese.
Vegan and vegetarian options are available on the menu.
Prices are reasonable, making it a good choice for budget-conscious diners.
Offers a queer-friendly atmosphere with local art and lively nightlife. Crab rangoons shine with a rich, creamy filling alongside pineapple fried rice and dumplings. Karaoke setup supports a fun, welcoming vibe for all guests.
Crab rangoons stand out with a rich, creamy filling and crispy shell. Pineapple fried rice and complimentary pork and shrimp dumplings add variety alongside dishes like beef and broccoli and vegetable pad thai.
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Karaoke runs from 9 PM to midnight, with signup closing around 11:15 PM.
Drinks are only $4 during Happy Hour from 4 to 7 PM, Monday to Saturday.
They host community events such as art exhibitions, queer mixers, trivia nights, and karaoke.
Cozy spot with a larger dining area offers a clean vibe. Highlights include brisket noodle soup and chili oil dumplings with great fillings. Menu is limited, no drinks, and few vegan options beyond edamame.
Brisket noodle soup and chili oil dumplings stand out with good fillings and a doughy texture. Dim Sum includes pork dumplings, bok choy, and scallion dishes, with dumplings often worth the wait.
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Reservations are not accepted; seating is first-come, first-served.
The menu has limited options, primarily vegetarian with no vegan protein besides edamame.
The restaurant closes at 8 pm on Saturdays, so arrive early.
Cozy interior with dim lighting and a disco ball sets a chill vibe. Soup dumplings with thin wrappers and savory pork shine alongside authentic and American Chinese dishes. Loud atmosphere and tile floors boost lively gatherings with good music.
Soup dumplings feature thin, delicate wrappers filled with rich, savory broth and seasoned pork. The menu includes both authentic dishes like scallion pancakes and bok choy, plus Chinese American options such as sweet and sour pork.
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The restaurant offers a variety of vegan options for diners.
Portions are large and prices are very reasonable.
The restaurant is known for its cleanliness and comfort.
Cozy Indonesian decor creates a relaxed atmosphere perfect for casual dinners. Lo mein and Mee Goreng are solid Chinese dishes here. Bright, clean space with family-like vibe and colorful, inviting decorations.
Lo mein and Mee Goreng stand out as solid choices. The menu also features butter chicken, chicken broccoli, scallion pancakes, curry, shrimp and broccoli, egg rolls, and wings.
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Food served here is halal, with all meat options being halal.
Good vegan options are available on the menu.
There is a pay-to-park parking lot next to the restaurant, costing about $1 an hour.
Small spot with affordable lunch specials and a friendly vibe. Classic American Chinese shines in egg foo young and orange chicken. Casual setting suits quick, healthy meals with solid vegetable lo mein.
Egg foo young stands out as excellent. Orange chicken tastes delicious. Vegetable lo mein and half fried chicken with rice come across as pretty good. Wonton soup lacks flavor and is very watery.
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The lunch special price is hard to beat at around $14.
It takes approximately 10 minutes for food to be ready.
You can substitute wonton soup for a drink in the lunch special.
Cozy ramen spot offers top-tier ramen in a friendly, casual setting with lively music. Bold Spicy Pork Soup Dumplings bring rich flavor, while HK style dim sum rivals Chinatown quality. Unique buns like Golden Black Phoenix add a tasty twist.
Spicy Pork Soup Dumplings deliver a bold, flavorful broth that warms every bite. HK style dim sum matches Chinatown quality, featuring items like the Golden Black Phoenix Bun and Philly Cheesesteak Steamed Bun.
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Expect a one-hour wait during peak dining hours.
They charge a 4% service fee per person on the total bill.
Parking is limited; expect to find street parking nearby.
Busy spot near a hospital with a cash-only policy and hot interior. Service feels curt during rush but food comes fast. Fried dumplings and Crab Rangoon shine, alongside classics like Chicken General Tso. Expect quick, fresh Chinese dishes in a lively setting.
Fried dumplings stand out as a crispy favorite. Crab Rangoon comes with sauce, and the menu includes Chicken General Tso and sesame seed orange chicken. Roast pork egg foo young combo includes pork fried rice and an egg roll for $29.00.
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Imperial Wok only accepts cash payments.
The restaurant is very busy due to its proximity to Yale New Haven Hospital.
They manage to serve food fresh all the time and keep the wait under 20 minutes.
Chinese restaurant serves orange chicken and fresh egg rolls with generous portions. Food is hot and crispy, featuring unique flavors like General Tso and honey wings. Atmosphere is simple with a spotless kitchen but pricing can vary.
Orange chicken stands out as a favorite dish. The Sweet and Sour Chicken arrives hot and crispy, fried fresh. Hunan specials, General Tso, and Boneless spareribs come hot and fresh. Crab rangoon ranks highly. Rice and egg rolls complement the meal. Wonton soup lacks flavor and is often left unfinished.
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Prices can vary; for example, chicken wings and fries increased from $13 to $15.95.
Delivery from the restaurant is typically very fast.
The restaurant has a reputation for generous portion sizes.