Small Chinese restaurant with cozy atmosphere and cute bamboo steamer decor creates a warm, laid-back vibe. Comfortable seating and a book nook add to the inviting environment. Popular spot known for fresh, flavorful dim sum and lively music mix.
Dim sum features chicken soup dumplings, wings, sesame balls, and mango mochi. Every dish tastes amazing with great variety and consistent quality.
Accommodates large groups easily and suits both special occasions and casual lunches. The atmosphere stays pleasant and relaxed for midday meals.
"The dim sum here is unbelievably fresh, flavorful, and made with care."
"I found the dim sum here to be excellent."
"The dim sum here is excellent, especially the pork buns."
Good to know
Desserts are only available on Friday and Saturday.
Expect a wait to be seated during peak hours.
The restaurant closes at 9pm on Saturdays.
Modern space with minimalist decor and zenlike atmosphere offers a calming, peaceful vibe. Fresh dumplings are made behind a glass panel, adding to the authentic dining experience. Clean, spacious layout supports a relaxed setting with unique silverware and chopsticks.
Dumplings stand out with thick dough and rich fillings like crab and pork in the soup dumplings. The General Tso chicken is perfectly breaded and flavorful, while the Mongolian Beef features tender, delicious beef.
Lunch offers a delicious Chinese menu with satisfying appetizers and entrees. Large reservations are easy to secure, making it a solid choice for a leisurely, semi-higher end meal.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours, especially on Fridays and Saturdays.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for smaller purchases.
Small dining room with stylish décor creates a warm, welcoming vibe that feels like a family gathering. The place operates mainly as a takeout spot, with food cooked to order and a varied menu featuring standout dishes like fried chicken, lamb chops, and shrimp fried rice.
Salmon and spinach stuffed egg rolls stand out as extremely good and addictive. Fried rice complements the meal well, often paired with unique sides like lamb chops and yellow rice.
Lunch offers quick options under $10 and consistently well-prepared meals. Staff delivers a pleasant dining experience during midday visits.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for Sunday brunch due to high demand.
Expect a wait time if ordering during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant primarily operates as a takeout spot with limited sit-down options.
Japanese restaurant offers traditional floor seating and beautiful interior design with cozy booths. Atmosphere stays quiet and friendly, creating a relaxing dining experience. Music complements the setting, enhancing the overall pleasant vibe.
Beef lo mein stands out with perfect seasoning and tender beef. Shrimp lo mein offers generous servings and rich flavor. Clear soup and edamame complement the meal well.
Lunch features specials that offer good value and taste. The spot provides a relaxing atmosphere with options for private dining and works well for both casual and work lunches.
Good to know
Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Expect a short wait time for sushi during weekday lunch hours.
They charge for unfinished food, so order wisely.
Large, bright space with natural light and spacious seating creates an inviting yet elegant atmosphere. Clean, updated interior features ply board walls and a bar serving strong cocktails. Dim sum and authentic Cantonese dishes complement the relaxed, comfortable vibe.
Dim sum shines with excellent flavor and incredible portion sizes. Dishes like pork and shrimp dumplings and Peking duck stand out for their taste and quality.
Lunch offers dim sum with good value specials that include soup and spring roll. Portions are generous enough to take home for another meal.
Good to know
Dim sum is only served during lunch hours from 11 am to 2 pm.
Happy hour on drinks runs Monday to Saturday, 5-7 PM.
Starting July 15th, all-day dim sum is available.
Small Japanese takeaway spot offers quiet atmosphere with clean, comfortable seating. Menu focuses on hibachi and noodle dishes with large portions and affordable prices. Sushi stands out as fresh and flavorful, often considered the best available.
Consistent quality shows in the steak wontons, lo mein, and fried rice. The sesame chicken bento box offers a mix of fried chicken dumplings, California rolls, and tempura shrimp.
Lunch specials cost around $10.55 and include options like chicken teriyaki, half noodles, and half rice. Meals come with rolls and clear soup.
Good to know
The lunch special is priced at $10.55, offering good value.
Expect large portions, especially for the chicken hibachi.
The restaurant is clean and well-maintained.
Chinese restaurant offers authentic Sichuan cuisine with generous portions in a quiet, peaceful setting. Interior is clean and simple, focusing on food rather than decor. Atmosphere remains bright and neat, though lighting and ambiance are basic.
Authentic Sichuan cuisine shines with dishes like twice-cooked pork and Mapo tofu that stand out for their flavor. Dumplings come fresh, steamed or boiled, topped with soy sauce, chili oil, pepper, and garlic.
Lunch offers generous portions with enough food to take home. The meals consistently deliver a great taste and provide a chance to try new dishes.
Good to know
The restaurant charges $1 for each bowl of steamed rice.
The menu features a variety of authentic Sichuan dishes.
The place is clean and well-maintained.
Small dining space offers a cozy and welcoming atmosphere with clean, bright interiors and cute cat art on the walls. The vibe stays quiet and relaxed, avoiding overcrowding while delivering an authentic eastern style experience.
Offers excellent dim sum with standout dishes like pork and chive dumplings and shrimp and chives dumplings. Also serves pork fried rice and mango mochi as popular choices.
Seating happens quickly just before the lunch rush. Specific lunch and dinner times require checking ahead. Short hours between meals make timing important.
Good to know
Reservations are not required but arriving early is recommended due to limited seating.
Expect a wait time of 30-45 minutes during peak lunch hours on weekends.
Prices are reasonable for the quality and variety of dim sum offered.
Small takeout spot with a clean interior and comfortable chairs offers a casual, unpretentious atmosphere. Food features large portions with flavorful, well-prepared dishes like egg rolls and hot and sour soup. Space discourages dining in, focusing on quick, satisfying pickup meals.
Kung Pao Chicken, General Tso, and Singapore Mei Fun stand out as favorite dishes. Hot and sour soup and lemon pepper wings offer strong, satisfying flavors with real heat.
Lunch offers a good deal with a large amount of food. The lunch dishes come from a menu focused on Chinese cuisine.
Good to know
Dine-in is not available; takeout is the only option.
Parking is accessible for wheelchairs and those with mobility needs.
The lunch special offers a large amount of food at a good price.
Japanese restaurant offers a quiet, calming atmosphere with authentic chef banter and peaceful music. The space feels cozy and homey with a slightly dark ambiance that enhances the chill vibe. Diners enjoy a relaxed experience without the usual forced politeness.
Orange chicken stands out as a signature dish, made with a distinct flavor not found elsewhere. Soups like hot and sour and egg drop taste fresh and authentic, complementing solid options like General Tso and Szechuan chicken.
Fast and friendly service stands out during lunch. Lunch deals include special sushi, sashimi, and a dragon roll that hit the mark.
Good to know
Lunch deals are available and offer great value.
The all-you-can-eat menu costs $15.99.
Expect a 10-minute wait for group orders.
Outdoor patio by the water offers a relaxing atmosphere with friendly energy and KPOP music playing. Indoor space feels cozy and small with a basic, clean design. Back patio stands out as an awesome spot for dining.
House-made Crab Rangoon stands out with a crispy texture and rich filling. Steak dumplings come well cooked and flavorful, while the menu includes all-you-can-eat sushi and hibachi options alongside hot foods.
Offers an all-you-can-eat lunch buffet priced around $16.99. Provides a quick lunch option with a variety of Asian dishes, including sushi.
Good to know
The all-you-can-eat sushi dinner is priced at $16.99 for lunch.
Happy hour drink specials are available, providing good value.
Parking is plentiful, especially in the rear of the restaurant.
Large Asian grocery store offers wide aisles and a spacious layout filled with diverse international foods. Vibrant atmosphere includes live seafood tanks and a multi-vendor food court serving authentic dishes. Lively environment features music, dancing, and cultural elements that create an immersive shopping experience.
Fresh Dim Sum stands out, especially shrimp varieties from Mai Xiang Kitchen. Beef chow fun offers a flavorful, perfectly cooked option alongside ready-made dumplings, soups, and fresh seafood.
Offers a great variety of lunch options with choices from the restaurant side and food court. Includes drinks and desserts like Japanese Cheesecake. Often quiet during lunch hours.
Good to know
The Asian Night Market occurs every 2nd Friday and Saturday from 4pm to 11pm.
An outdoor food court is available in the parking lot every third weekend of the month.
Karaoke is featured during the night market events, adding to the entertainment.
Counter service setup with about three tables emphasizes takeout over dine-in. Atmosphere feels very friendly and the space stays very clean. Food offers reasonably priced combos, crispy chicken wings, and superior fried rice, attracting those seeking quality Chinese dishes nearby.
Steamed dumplings come with a tasty sauce and stand out alongside beef and broccoli and sweet and sour chicken. Orange chicken has a bit of spice, and combos include wontons and lo mein for variety.
Lunch options include menu items and lunch specials that once came with an egg roll and a drink at a lower price. Food holds up well when reheated for the next day.
Good to know
The restaurant mainly functions as a takeout place with limited seating.
Expect to pay around $43 for two people ordering a soup, entree, and drinks.
They charge an extra $2 for vegetable fried rice, which is unusual for Chinese restaurants.
Dim sum arrives on traditional push carts, offering an authentic Cantonese dining experience. The space feels quiet and bright, with multiple TVs tuned to local news creating a unique atmosphere. Many diners seek out this spot for its authentic Cantonese cuisine and clean, open decor.
Traditional dim sum shines here with authentic Cantonese dishes and fantastic soup dumplings. Weekly lunch specials and consistent great service make it a reliable spot for classic Chinese food.
Weekly Lunch Specials focus on traditional Cantonese dishes. Service includes an attentive male server during lunch hours.
Good to know
They have weekend specials, including egg custard pastry and pineapple rolls.
A few dim sum options, like pineapple buns and baked cha sui bao, are only available on weekends.
Expect to be seated within 20-30 minutes even on busy weekends.
Asian restaurant offers real Chinese flavor with affordable lunch specials and fast takeout service. Atmosphere stays relaxing despite busy flow, with clean seating and simple decor. Menu includes typical strip mall choices plus Thai dishes, with notable spice in General Tso's Chicken.
General Tso chicken has actual spice, which is rare. Chicken Egg Foo Young hits the mark perfectly. Dishes like Szechuan beef and Mongolian beef stand out as solid choices.
Lunch specials come with a canned drink and cost under $9. Portions are small lunch size and the menu includes items like General Tso chicken and pork fried rice.
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Dining-in is available at Jimmy Fu's Asian Restaurant.
Lunch specials cost under $9 and include a drink.
Takeout is fast and affordable, making it a convenient option.
Basic Chinese takeout setup with slightly dingy, funky decor creates a casual atmosphere. Quick food preparation draws a steady flow of customers seeking authentic, well-seasoned dishes like fried wontons and Mongolian beef. Family-run operation adds a home-style touch to the dining experience.
Beef lo mein and Mongolian beef stand out with rich flavors and tender textures. The sesame chicken and crab rangoon taste freshly made, while dishes like Hunan chicken and general tso chicken balance spice and sauce well.
Lunch specials cost around 12 dollars and offer reasonable value. The sesame chicken is freshly fried and well prepared, with portions often enough for a next-day meal.
Good to know
Prices are reasonable but have increased significantly recently.
The portions are generous, making it a good value for takeout.
The inside of the restaurant is very clean, enhancing the dining experience.
Clean interior with tables for waiting and self-serve sauces creates a practical setup. Fast-paced energy suits quick lunches and takeout, attracting many delivery drivers and steady customers. Affordable combo platters and fresh, tender meats define the menu, making it a reliable local spot with parking usually available.
Combo platters offer affordable meals with plenty of meat, rice or lo mein, and a pork egg roll. Dishes like sesame chicken, Kung pao chicken, general Tso's chicken, beef and broccoli, and shrimp egg rolls stand out.
Lunch offers huge portions that can cover two meals. The lunch special tastes good but does not include a drink or egg roll. It works well for a quick meal.
Good to know
Combo platters are affordable, around $10-12, and include meat, rice or lo mein, and a pork egg roll.
Parking can fill up quickly, but spots are usually available.
You can get a meal in about five minutes if you walk in.
Chinese takeout spot with quick service and reasonable prices offers mostly pre-cooked or freshly cooked dishes. Atmosphere is casual with limited seating and no air conditioning. Known for best egg rolls and standout honey chicken, it attracts those seeking reliable, flavorful meals rather than fine dining.
Egg rolls stand out with their nice and heavy pork filling. The menu features General Tso's chicken, orange chicken, and honey chicken, all consistently satisfying. Steamed dumplings, egg foo young, and crab rangoon add variety to the classic Chinese offerings.
Good to know
Great Wall Restaurant primarily offers takeout service with limited dine-in options.
Carry out and delivery services are available and generally well-rated.
Last-minute orders before closing may lead to disappointment.
Buffet restaurant offers five buffet bars including sushi and hibachi grill with made-to-order stir fry. Atmosphere is lively and busy, with close seating that creates a crowded but energetic vibe. Decor is modern and elegant, balancing a clean and welcoming environment.
Buffet includes General Tso’s chicken, fried dumplings, and a wide seafood selection. Crab rangoon stands out as pillowy soft and highly praised. Bao buns appear but sell out quickly.
Good to know
The restaurant has a 2-hour time limit for diners.
Prices are very fair for the quality of food and service.
The restaurant is very clean and organized.
Asian restaurant offers a modern and clean space with indoor and outdoor seating, great music, and perfect lighting. The vibe stays low-key and welcoming, ideal for casual meals with friends. Sushi and bentos stand out for their careful preparation and generous portions.
Shanghai Lo mein and fried dumplings stand out with flavorful sauces. Orange chicken, garlic green beans, and Rangoons add variety alongside egg rolls and spring rolls.
Offers quick lunch options like $4 boba and $5 pork dumplings. Features freshly made sushi and a satisfying Korean rice bowl for a solid midday meal.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 2 to 5 pm Monday through Friday.
Certain bobas are $4 and sushis are $6 during happy hour.
Only about 40% of the handheld menu is available due to stock issues.