Robot servers bring fresh soup dumplings and crispy spring rolls in a bright, spacious setting. Handmade dumplings are visible, adding to the modern, clean atmosphere. Tables are far apart, creating a quiet, open space perfect for enjoying balanced, flavorful Chinese dishes.
Soup dumplings stand out with freshness and rich, soupy filling enhanced by dumpling sauce and hot oil. Stir-fried noodles, crispy spring rolls, and dishes like Mapo tofu and Szechuan spicy chicken offer balanced flavors and proper heat.
"I could live off of their delicious soup dumplings."
"I found hard, sharp metal in my Pork Bao Buns."
"I could live off their delicious Chinese Food soup dumplings."
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Parking is free on the street or at a nearby parking deck.
During the soft opening week, they offered a free drink.
Most menu items are reasonably priced, but siu mai costs almost $8.
Mini Chinatown offers a traditional oriental food hall with authentic Asian dishes like steamed soup dumplings and spicy lamb hot pots. Friendly older vendors create a welcoming atmosphere. Outdoor garden with a Koi pond adds a peaceful touch.
Steamed soup dumplings come in large orders and are a popular choice. Hot pots offer tender lamb with a good spice level but can be insanely spicy. The food court features a variety of options like hand-pulled noodles, dumplings, and BBQ duck.
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The food court is clean and well-kept despite some negative reports.
Expect a variety of Asian food options from six different vendors.
Prices are very affordable, making it a budget-friendly dining option.
Small space buzzes with authentic dim sum and Cantonese BBQ. Counter order and self-serve tea add to the lively, slightly chaotic vibe. Crowds gather for fresh, flavorful dishes in a no-frills setting with limited seating.
Dim sum features large, flavorful pieces made fresh to order, not frozen. Favorites include shrimp har gow, chive dumplings, and chicken feet alongside traditional Cantonese BBQ and stir-fried dishes.
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Seating is first come, first serve with limited tables available.
Expect large portions, with 3 to 4 pieces per serving.
Cash payments receive a small discount, while card payments incur a 3% fee.
Food court features a small garden for quiet outdoor seating and a busy vibe during peak hours. Known for authentic spicy hot pot, dishes like seafood hot pot and eggplant with garlic sauce deliver genuine Sichuan flavors at affordable prices.
Spicy hot pot stands out with authentic, fresh flavors and stays hot throughout the meal. Dishes like seafood hot pot, eggplant with garlic sauce, and Ants climbing a tree offer classic Sichuan tastes at great value.
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Reservations are recommended as the restaurant tends to get busy.
The meal includes soup and rice for $13, including tip.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred to avoid fees.
Dim sum arrives on rolling carts in a spacious hall with a lively weekend crowd. Traditional dishes shine in a setting that blends seafood banquet vibes with a relaxed, elegant mood. Known for very good dim sum, it holds a strong reputation in the Southeast.
Weekend Dim Sum brunch features a wide variety of traditional dishes served fresh. The restaurant offers consistently very good dim sum with a strong reputation for quality in the Southeast.
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Dim sum is served all day, seven days a week.
Parking is limited; arrive early to secure a spot.
Food is served from carts, allowing customers to choose their dishes.
Small, cozy spot offers a toddler-friendly atmosphere and serves authentic halal dishes. Chinese favorites like General Tso chicken shine alongside spicy spring rolls. The peaceful vibe makes it great for families and quiet meals.
Spring rolls come with a spicy mustard that stands out. General Tso chicken and magnolia beef are notable dishes. Pad Kee Mao ranks higher than Szechuan beef, sesame chicken, and lo mein here.
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Mint Chinese & Thai Cuisine is the only halal Chinese, Thai, and Malaysian restaurant in the area.
The restaurant is now 100% certified halal.
The prices were really affordable.
Enjoy authentic Sichuan cuisine with standout soup dumplings and a unique Dry Hot Pot. The setting is a clean, casual food court stall offering affordable prices. Perfect for those craving genuine Chinese flavors in a relaxed atmosphere.
Soup dumplings stand out with a reputation for being the best in the city. The menu features authentic Sichuan cuisine including spicy minced pork noodles and a unique Dry Hot Pot with beef and potatoes.
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China Kitchen offers several options among different Asian restaurants.
The prices at China Kitchen are fair and the portions are generous.
An ATM is available inside the food court if needed.
Lively spot with fresh seafood and authentic dim sum like siomai and chicken feet. Old-school vibe with gold-curtained chairs and traditional decor feels like home. Close seating fuels noisy, ongoing conversations for a real Chinese dining experience.
Dim sum stands out with fresh, delicious siomai, congee, and chicken feet. Traditional dishes like ma chang and sesame seed balls add variety to the awesome dim sum lunch experience.
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The restaurant does not accept AMEX, so plan accordingly.
Prices are generally reasonable compared to similar restaurants.
The best time to visit is between 12:30 and 1 on Sunday.