Modern space shines with bright colorful lights and a hip atmosphere. Guests enjoy interactive grilling and a sauce bar for a fun dining experience. Wide selection of meats and vegetables suits both hot pot and Korean BBQ lovers.
Offers a wide selection of meats and vegetables for hot pots and Korean BBQ. Combines cook-your-own BBQ with hot pot options and provides attentive service.
"The food here is so fresh and there are plenty of options."
"The Chinese food here, especially the hot pot, is amazing and fresh."
"The staff at this Buffet are so attentive and helpful."
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Expect to pay around $100 for two people, including tip.
The restaurant is very clean and well-maintained.
There is no takeout option available.
Spacious bakery shines with natural light and cozy seating, perfect for work or chat. Enjoy huge dumplings with soft wrapping and rich fillings, including standout tofu and pork options. Free Wi-Fi and outdoor spots add to the relaxed, productive vibe.
Huge dumplings with soft wrapping and generous filling stand out here. The dim sum offers many wonderful options, including signature tofu and pork dumplings and tasty chive and shrimp varieties.
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The dim sum opens at 11 am.
Happy hour at Bakery 1908 runs from 4-7pm on weekdays.
Happy hour offers extra savings on select items.
Small, crowded space with 1950s decor creates a lively vibe. Dim sum arrives hot from heated push carts, with fresh dumplings made in view. Enjoy Shrimp Dumplings and Hot and Sour Soup for a true Cantonese experience.
Dim sum features great variety and comes out hot and fresh. Shrimp Dumplings, Pork Fried Dumplings, and Hot and Sour Soup stand out as popular dishes.
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Saturdays and Sundays are the actual dim sum days at Ming’s Bistro.
Parking is located behind the restaurant but can be challenging on weekends.
Expect to wait for a table during busy weekend dim sum hours.
Small spot inside an Asian market offers cozy seating and a casual vibe. Known for authentic Southeast Asian dishes like Hainan chicken and khao soi. Chinese options include char siu with no fatty gristle and crispy pork over rice, all served via an easy ordering kiosk.
Char siu features all meat with no fatty gristle and costs about $13 per pound. The menu includes Chinese BBQ pork and crispy pork over rice, wonton soup, and a drunken Hunan chicken with rice.
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Meng's Kitchen is primarily a take-out place with limited seating.
Expect to pay slightly more than typical take-out prices for quality food.
Noodles are packed perfectly for takeout to avoid sogginess.
Robots deliver food and drinks, creating a unique dining experience in a spacious, modern setting. Dim sum offers varied dumplings and pork buns, alongside spicy skewers and classic dishes like beef chow fun. Large tables and a koi pond add to the relaxing atmosphere.
Dim sum features a wide variety of dumplings and pork buns. The menu includes spicy pork and beef skewers, beef chow fun, hot and sour soup, and dishes like Bok Choy with Shiitake Mushrooms and House Lo Mein.
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Parking behind the restaurant may result in towing, even for customers.
They serve dim sum every day from lunch to dinner.
Portions are small; larger groups should order more food.
Family-run spot shines with authentic Vietnamese decor and a cozy atmosphere. Orange chicken is crispy and delicious, while dumplings and wonton soup bring fresh flavors. Friendly vibe and pet videos on TV add a unique, casual touch.
Orange chicken stands out as crispy and delicious, often noted as a favorite. Dumplings and wonton soup offer flavorful, fresh tastes. Sesame chicken features crispy, perfectly breaded meat that impresses.
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Parking is limited and can be tricky; arrive early to find a spot.
Prices are competitive, with most dishes under $15.
Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Asian grocery store features fresh seafood tanks and unique produce like mushrooms and peppers. Chinese food shines with dark meat Hainan chicken and affordable char siu pork. Multiple eateries and a bakery offer diverse dining in a calm, relaxed setting.
Dark meat Hainan chicken and rice stands out alongside wonton soup and char siu pork offered at a great price. Peking duck and alcohol are also available, adding variety to the Chinese food options.
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In June, they offer 15% off all items for their anniversary.
They have a wide variety of Asian products.
The seafood and produce departments are well stocked.
Cafe buzzes with loud chatter and equipment noise, creating a modern atmosphere. Soft, spicy pork bao buns shine alongside varied boba drinks, including lychee tea. Seating suits quick stops, making it ideal for casual bites and drinks.
Soft, pillowy bao buns stand out with a fusion of ingredients inside. The pork bao buns bring a spicy kick and pair well with various teas, including a notable lychee flavor.
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Boba milk tea prices start at $5.65 for a large size.
The menu includes a variety of boba drinks, Asian street food, and desserts.
The staff can modify dishes to be gluten-free upon request.
Enjoy fresh dim sum with standout chive dumplings and flavorful orange chicken in a calming atmosphere with piano music. Spacious seating offers cozy conversations in a clean, welcoming space perfect for casual dining.
Dim sum features fresh dumplings served from carts by ladies. The chive dumplings stand out as some of the best. Orange chicken also impresses with its flavor.
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The restaurant serves dim sum all day, but carts are only available during lunch.
Ming Garden can accommodate a party of 11 at one table.
Expect a wait during peak lunch hours, especially on weekends.
Large dining area with traditional Chinese decor offers a quiet, humble atmosphere. Authentic dim sum served from carts features piping hot, flavorful options like egg rolls and wonton soup. Steady crowd enjoys fresh, handmade dishes at reasonable prices.
Dim sum features authentic Cantonese dishes served from carts with piping hot, flavorful options like egg rolls and wonton soup. The menu also includes Peking duck and Chinese beef stew with daikon radishes, offering great portions and value.
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Reservations are not accepted, and seating is limited.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant has two menus: an authentic Chinese menu and an American menu.