Lo mein and fried rice

Japanese restaurant offers an upscale yet comfortable atmosphere with gray marble walls and well-appointed sushi bar. Entertainment includes skilled hibachi chefs performing interactive cooking shows and big screen TVs showing food and sports. Outdoor seating is available on a nice patio.

Lo mein here comes in several varieties like chicken, beef, and mixed seafood. The mixed seafood version includes an entire lobster tail, and the chicken lo mein is large enough for two.

Chicken fried rice features velveted chicken for extra flavor and stays non-greasy. Mixed seafood fried rice includes shrimp, scallops, and lobster cooked perfectly, and Malaysian fried rice stands out as well.

Elegant entryway leads to a spacious dining room with family-style tables and rich decorations. Atmosphere stays quiet and clean with a family vibe, favoring takeout and group meals. Hot pot arrives in a charcoal-lit cauldron, emphasizing authentic Sichuan dining.

Spicy house lo mein stands out with strong flavor and freshness. Beef lo mein contains mostly noodles with just a few beef pieces. Shrimp lo mein pairs well with other dishes like Mongolian beef and eggrolls.

Egg fried rice stands out with its very good flavor. Shrimp fried rice and pineapple fried rice also appear on the menu, with pineapple optional. Chicken fried rice and house combination fried rice offer more variety.

Bright, clean space combines modern design with a cozy, family vibe. Energy stays steady with a comfortable atmosphere that feels more like casual takeout than formal dining. Regulars appreciate the authentic Chinese flavors and affordable prices.

Spicy lo mein stands out with its bold flavor. Chicken lo mein appeals to kids and pairs well with scallion pancakes and chicken buns.

Black Truffle Fried Rice stands out as a unique and highly praised dish here. Other options include Shrimp Fried Rice and combos like sesame chicken with fried rice.

Restaurant combines anime and Asian fusion decor with indoor and outdoor seating overlooking a scenic beltline. Atmosphere stays vibrant and fun with great music enhancing the lively vibe. Outdoor patio welcomes dogs with water bowls, making it a dog-friendly dining spot.

Lo mein comes out cooked to perfection with options like chicken and shrimp. It pairs well with dishes like chicken and veggie spring rolls and edamame.

Kimchi fried rice stands out with its bold flavor and frequent pairing with steak. The menu also features steak fried rice with kimchi and yaki udon as notable options.

Restaurant offers a retro Asian movie theme with mint green decor and vintage diner vibe that creates a nostalgic atmosphere. Space includes a covered patio with an inviting ambiance matching the interior's eclectic style. Lighting is subdued, enhancing the cool, laid-back energy throughout.

Lo mein comes in several varieties like beef, veggie, and chicken, all noted for being excellent and amazing. It pairs well with dishes like General Tso and Mongolian chicken.

Shrimp fried rice stands out as flavorful and well-prepared. The house fried rice offers a rich taste, while the basil fried rice can be spicy but is handled promptly if needed.

Small seating area hosts a family-oriented atmosphere with a friendly vibe. Food offers large portions and NY-style Chinese flavors that attract regulars praising its quality. A noticeable cigarette smell lingers inside, contrasting with the otherwise welcoming environment.

House Special Lo Mein comes hot and flavorful with roast pork, shrimp, and chicken. Other lo mein dishes have a skimpy amount of meat but maintain solid taste.

Shrimp and pork fried rice stand out with freshness and impeccable flavor. House special fried rice and pork fried rice draw people from afar for their phenomenal taste.

Small dining area with few tables and an emphasis on takeout creates a casual, convenient atmosphere. Food offers large portions at fair prices, with short wait times and a focus on classic Chinese dishes. The vibe suits a neighborhood spot where quick, satisfying meals are the norm.

Lo mein comes served hot but lacks vegetables and onions. The vegetable lo mein has a mild flavor and satisfies with its simplicity.

Shrimp fried rice stands out with distinct flavor. House fried rice and pork fried rice also appear often alongside other dishes.

Dim sum comes to tables on rolling carts in a spacious dining hall with mostly 4-5 person tables. Atmosphere blends traditional seafood banquet vibes with a relaxed, elegant mood reminiscent of past decades. The place fills quickly on weekends, creating a lively and bustling environment.

Lo mein features small noodles that stand out from typical versions. Options include chicken lo mein and roasted pork lo mein, both served alongside other dishes like Szechuan chicken and Mongolian beef.

Shrimp fried rice stands out with its fresh shrimp and balanced flavors. Variations include preserved meat and BBQ pork fried rice, each offering distinct tastes.

Clean, industrial space with chic minimalistic decor and ample seating distance creates a calm, intimate atmosphere. The environment stays quiet even when busy, offering a peaceful dining experience with a cheery vibe.

Chicken lo mein stands out as very good and pairs well with other dishes like honey chicken. Options include veggie lo mein and shrimp lo mein, both tasty and flavorful.

Special fried rice stands out with its flavorful and perfectly cooked texture. Egg fried rice varies, sometimes tasting like plain steamed rice or lacking quality.

Small window serves orders from a vintage Chinese menu, creating a midtown adventure vibe. Busy on weekend nights with a diverse crowd seeking affordable, flavorful dishes. Known for consistent quality and generous portions, especially house lo mein and fried rice.

Pork lo mein combo comes with fried rice and no vegetables. The house lo mein and shrimp with vegetables offer some variety. Beef lo mein is available but less recommended.

House fried rice comes with peas, carrots, onions, egg, and bean sprouts. It pairs with combos like pork lo mein or lemon pepper wings. Meals include fried rice, soup, and an egg roll at a reasonable price.

Bright, clean space with basic decor and pictures on walls creates an inviting atmosphere. Counter service operates smoothly with staff delivering food, offering affordable prices and generous portions. The vibe suits casual dining and takeout, focusing on value and straightforward presentation.

House Lo Mein comes with a great portion and has meat throughout. It hides under the chicken, so it looks smaller at first but fills out the plate.

Shrimp fried rice comes fresh and hot. Chicken fried rice serves as a solid side option. Fried rice pairs well with other dishes like lo mein and fried chicken wings.