Open-air setup combines bubble tea bar with authentic Sichuan restaurant in a cozy, college-town vibe. Atmosphere stays lively and social, with a beautiful interior and a lowkey, cool energy. Crowd enjoys varied desserts and spicy dishes in a clean, convenient space.
Dessert options include dessert bao, mochi donut flavors, and layered crepe cakes. TE'AMO offers a wide variety of drinks and desserts to choose from.
Sichuan dishes feature authentic flavor with highlights like Sichuan dumplings and mapo tofu. Organic milk tea complements the unpretentious, college-town vibe.
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Today marks the soft opening of TE'AMO BOBA x LAO SZECHUAN x COTTI COFFEE.
TE'AMO BOBA x LAO SZECHUAN x COTTI COFFEE shares space with Lao SzeChuan.
Parking is convenient for visitors.
Kosher Asian-fusion restaurant with stunning interior design and elegant dish presentation creates a hip atmosphere filled with loud, high-quality music. Cocktails stand out for their creativity and taste, complementing the vibrant energy. Food ranges from exceptional sushi to highly praised Pad Thai and Wagyu burger.
Crème brûlée stands out as a top dessert. Chocolate soufflé and fried bananas with ice cream also impress with rich flavors and textures.
Generous servings of Egg Drop Soup start the meal. The Mongolian beef is meaty and well-prepared. Dishes like General Tso Chicken and Green Beans stand out for their flavor.
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Happy hour offers the best drink specials from 4-6pm on weekdays.
There is a $50 per person minimum spend for groups of eight or more.
YOKO has an age minimum, making it suitable for adult dining experiences.
Spacious, modern interior with minimalist decor and upscale touches creates a clean, cozy atmosphere. The vibe is calming yet can become lively when busy, welcoming both casual diners and groups. Authentic Sichuan cuisine defines the experience, offering bold flavors in a setting that reflects Chengdu's culture.
Desserts include Glutinous Rice Cakes with a chewy texture, a jelly dessert, and a sweet treat filled with red bean.
Dumplings stand out with fresh, authentic Chengdu-style flavors and a sauce that is highly praised. The spicy soup and garlic hot pot offer warm, bold tastes that highlight Sichuan influences.
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The restaurant is BYOB, so bring your own drinks.
Expect a wait as the restaurant is popular and often full.
Takeout does not include chopsticks or utensils.
Modern design blends with traditional Asian aesthetics to create a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Plenty of private booths and comfy seating support intimate dining and easy conversation. A well-stocked sauce station encourages creativity with personalized dipping sauces.
Lots of free dessert options come with self-serve appetizers. Sweet soups and mango sago stand out, pairing well with spicy dishes. Staff help with the sauce bar and dessert adds to the experience.
Offers an authentic hot pot experience with a variety of flavorful options and side dishes. Features an individual hot pot setup and a sauce bar that enhances the meal.
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Happy hour on Saturday from 3:00 to 6:00 pm offers $5 drafts and $10 cocktails.
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially on weekends.
The kitchen closes at 10pm, so make final orders before then.
Restaurant showcases Nepali-inspired decor with rich colors and an open kitchen concept that creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Space feels spacious and modern with high ceilings and natural light, balancing charm with a lively energy. Full bar and live music add to the vibrant dining experience.
Rasmalai Tiramisu stands out as a rich and unique dessert, blending traditional flavors with a creamy texture. The pistachio Kulfi and rose kulfi offer refreshing and homey sweet endings.
Hot and sour soup stands out with its rich, delicious flavors. Dishes like tandoori prawns, garlic rice with chicken, garlic naan, and samosas complement the menu well.
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They have a weekday lunch buffet on Tuesdays with about 10 items.
Karaoke nights are held on Fridays, making for a lively atmosphere.
Happy hour features discounted drinks and appetizers on weekdays.
Rotary hot pot setup features individual pots and food delivered by mini trains and conveyor belts, creating an interactive dining experience. Atmosphere blends anime and manga decor with a warm, fun vibe suitable for groups and families. Guests engage with a DIY sauce bar and enjoy a variety of fresh ingredients at their own pace.
Green tea crepe cake offers a lighter texture and stands out among desserts. Chocolate cheesecake provides a rich alternative. Some meals include a free Hagan Daz dessert.
Rotary hot pot offers a fun and interactive dining experience with delicious broth options and attentive service. Great for small groups or dates, it delivers a memorable introduction to Chinese hot pot.
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The restaurant offers 90 minutes of all-you-can-eat hot pot.
Expect a 45-minute seating limit for dining.
The all-you-can-eat experience costs $25.00 per person.
Small, cozy space with simple, bright decor creates a warm, family-friendly atmosphere. The vibe is quiet and welcoming, making it feel like a home-cooked meal shared with neighbors. Guests move about naturally, enjoying a relaxed, casual setting.
Mango sticky rice stands out as a famous dessert here, noted for its delicious flavor and authenticity. It pairs well after a meal with dishes like fried rice and dumplings.
Mongolian beef stands out as a flavorful option. The menu includes Tom Yum soup with chicken, chicken lo mein, dumplings, and egg rolls among other dishes.
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ASIANO Thai & Sushi Bar offers many vegetarian and vegan options.
The restaurant has a quick wait time for food preparation.
Parking is easy and convenient near the restaurant.
Spacious Chinese restaurant with a modern yet cozy interior and a vibrant atmosphere. Music playlist appeals to a younger crowd, creating a fun and welcoming vibe. Known for authentic dim sum and generous portions, it offers a casual dining experience close to home.
Piggy bun stands out as a dessert here. The piggies offer a tasty, sweet finish to the meal.
Soup dumplings stand out with Pork and Crab filling and rich broth. Beef Chow Fun features tender beef and perfectly cooked noodles. Dim sum here matches quality found at well-known west coast spots.
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Parking is easy and available nearby.
The prices are generally affordable for dim sum.
Expect generous portions with each order.
Traditional decor sets a cozy yet lively atmosphere with self-serve vegetable and sauce bars enhancing the dining experience. Wide variety of fresh ingredients and authentic broths create a unique hot pot environment. The space feels clean and inviting, suitable for gatherings with friends or family.
Options include herbal jelly, a variety of desserts, and high-quality fruits. The spread features a wide selection alongside sauces and a salad bar.
Offers all-you-can-eat hot pot with quality ingredients at a fair price. The comforting congee hot pot stands out for its flavor and warmth.
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The lunch special runs from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM, offering $4 off per person.
The restaurant allows customers to bring their own alcohol, which is a great plus.
There is free parking available for customers.
Casual Thai restaurant with quirky cat robot servers creates a laid-back, street food vibe indoors and outdoors. The atmosphere feels comfortable and chill, blending novelty with authentic touches. Frequented for its fresh, flavorful dishes and relaxed setting.
Sweet Rice Durian features warm coconut sauce, creamy durian, and sticky rice that soaks up all the flavors. Chocolate roti offers a simple, satisfying dessert option amid limited choices.
Char siu wonton noodles deliver an authentic Malaysian flavor. Satay fish, basil shiitake mushroom with beef, and kimchee dumplings add variety alongside crispy wings and veggie egg rolls.
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The kitchen closes at 8:45 pm on weekdays, so plan your visit accordingly.
The menu does not clearly indicate allergens, so ask staff if you have dietary restrictions.
Sweet Rice allows customers to bring their own alcohol, enhancing the dining experience.
Small bakery offers authentic Hong Kong-style pastries with a cozy, nostalgic atmosphere marked by family ownership and casual presence of children. It operates primarily as a takeout spot with exceptionally low prices and a cash-only policy, creating a straightforward and unpretentious experience.
Offers a variety of desserts alongside savory items. Serves as a spot to relax and enjoy sweets after a long day.
Bao buns cost only $1.95, with cha siu bao standing out. Congee and egg tarts also feature as favorites here.
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Saint Anna Bakery accepts cash only for all purchases.
There is a $10 minimum for credit card payments with a 3% processing fee.
The bakery does not offer dining-in; only takeout is available.
Hot pot restaurant with traditional Chinese decor and built-in oil and broth pots at each table creates an authentic ambiance. The space feels cozy yet spacious, accommodating larger groups without crowding. A customizable sauce bar and complimentary appetizers add to the thoughtful setup.
Coconut sago and iced jelly desserts offer a sweet finish. The mochi dessert stands out with a perfect rating. Free sago and mung bean soup also serve as a light dessert option.
Hot pot here offers authentic Sichuan-style soups with a wide selection of high-quality meats, seafood, and veggies. Clear instructions and place mats guide newcomers through a genuine comfort food experience.
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Expect a wait during peak hours, but reservations are not required.
Prices can be high, with some meals costing around $200.
The menu features a diverse selection, including various broths and meats.
Neon signs and bright open space create a clean, modern design with a lively, chill vibe. The atmosphere feels unique and welcoming, suited for small groups and families. Music plays loud and upbeat, adding to the energetic setting.
Desserts feature bear-shaped ice that adds a playful touch. The milk tea pairs well with these photogenic, fun treats that stand out visually.
Hot pots stand out with options like House Special Spicy Hot Pot and mini hot pots. The sizzling beef and hot pots deliver super delicious flavors that satisfy cravings.
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Ordering food and drinks is done easily through a QR code.
Portions are generous, providing good value for the price.
The restaurant offers a wide variety of Taiwanese street food and snacks.
Chinese restaurant offers a cozy, beautiful space with cramped tables and a busy, loud atmosphere where conversation can be challenging. A large, dog-friendly patio provides casual outdoor seating with live music. The vibe suits groups looking to share dishes in a lively setting.
Brown rice syrup rice cake stands out as a traditional dessert here. Desserts lean toward authentic flavors and are worth trying for those who enjoy rice cake treats.
Sichuan cuisine stands out with bold, authentic flavors and some of the best soup dumplings around. The menu also features Peking Duck and crab rangoons that get a lot of attention for their quality.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for peak dining hours.
A small bowl of Dan Dan noodles costs $6.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegan options, including Mapo Tofu.
Restaurant blends Colombian and Chinese fusion in a clean, intimate space with tasteful Chinese decor and loud Latin music. Atmosphere feels cozy and family-friendly with a chill vibe. Seating options include booths, tables, and window spots, creating a welcoming environment.
Desserts include a churro cake that surprises with its taste and pineapple moonpies served in threes, light and good with coffee. They match the quality of the main dishes well.
Orange chicken stands out with its full flavor and tender texture, not crispy but legit. Chicken wonton soup serves as a notable highlight. Chipotle Mongolian Beef and fried rice add variety to the menu.
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The restaurant has parking available in the back.
The lunch specials from 11-2 include an entree, egg roll, and a drink.
Portions are large and prices are very reasonable.
Large, modern space with artful decor and a spacious layout creates an inviting atmosphere. The vibe is relaxing yet lively, often busy with a bit of noise. Known for authentic dim sum and Cantonese dishes, it offers a genuine taste of Chinese cuisine beyond typical Americanized options.
Fresh fried dough fritters and sesame balls come out piping hot and small. Mango pudding stands out as a notable dessert choice.
Dim sum arrives piping hot and freshly made, never frozen or reheated. The flavorful, authentic Cantonese dishes include well-balanced chive and shrimp dumplings with a strong chive aroma.
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Happy hour runs from 3pm to 5pm with a 20% discount.
There is a 10% discount if you pay cash.
Expect a 15-minute wait for lunch during busy hours.
Open-concept kitchen and high-ceilinged brick walls create a modern industrial vibe with tasteful decor and great music. The space feels casual yet cozy, suitable for family meals or date nights, though it can get loud during busy times.
Desserts stand out with dessert bao that is soft and well-balanced, alongside sesame buns and a refreshing mango sago. A dessert similar to Halo Halo also appears, adding variety to the sweet options.
Spicy dry chili chicken and Szechuan dumplings deliver a numbing heat that hits hard. Soup dumplings come in unique flavors like orange chicken and black truffle, alongside classic xiao long bao and halal beef options.
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The menu features marked vegetarian items, but not all are vegan.
Expect smaller portion sizes for the price compared to other restaurants.
The restaurant has a parking lot available for guests.
Spacious restaurant with cozy, kitschy atmosphere and year-round Christmas decor creates an inviting space. Games like claw machines and board games add a playful touch alongside free wifi and outlets. Cleanliness and unique decor make it a comfortable spot to hang out.
Taro Ball #4 stands out as a must-try dessert with a perfect balance of flavors. Desserts come in sealed little buckets filled to the brim, keeping the shaved ice intact even after travel. The mango dessert offers a bowl of mango heaven with varied textures and just the right sweetness.
Freshly made pork and chive dumplings stand out with a delicious taste. Soup dumplings are good but not remarkable. The spicy snail dish features a small portion with a lot of sauce and Sichuan peppercorns.
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Free parking is available, making it convenient for gatherings with friends.
Expect a 10-15 minute wait time during peak hours.
A combo deal includes a crispy rice pot and a drink for $16.99.
Halal restaurant offers a warm, inviting atmosphere with beautiful decor and dedicated prayer space. Seating is tight but the environment balances casual and special occasion vibes. The place features plenty of parking and outdoor covered dining.
Desserts taste like homemade baked goods with a perfect balance of sweetness. The napoleon stands out, and the ice cream dessert is excellent.
Hand pulled noodles have a perfect texture and show fresh pasta quality. Fried dumplings come out crispy and well made. Kebabs also stand out in the meal.
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The restaurant is certified Zabiha halal.
The food was served in 10 minutes, which is great for quick dining.
The bathroom is clean and has a baby changing table.
Interactive dining features robot food delivery and live performances by servers, creating a vibrant and fun atmosphere. Spacious, clean, and modern interior includes a seasoning bar and offers semi-good city views. Guests often engage in cooking their own food at the table, enhancing the lively experience.
Complimentary desserts come with the meal and look adorable. They add a sweet touch alongside other amenities like manicures.
Hot pot here stands out for its unique dining experience and consistently very good quality. It offers a memorable meal that many find exceptional in the city.
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Birthday celebrations include a song and a gift for the guest.
Performances of Sichuan Opera face-changing occur during dinner at specific times.
The all-you-can-eat option is available after 8 PM for meat lovers.
Sushi restaurant in a converted pizza place offers a cozy, warm atmosphere with authentic decor and unique cat pictures on the walls. The environment stays quiet and relaxing except near the bar where blenders run loudly. Lunch hours feature price reductions attracting a calm midday crowd.
Fried Oreos and deep-fried cheesecake stand out as dessert options. Some desserts come as birthday treats or on the house for first timers.
Shrimp tempura, crab Rangoon, and fried dumplings stand out as strong choices. Spring rolls taste unpleasant and are best avoided.
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The all-you-can-eat option is priced reasonably at $30 per person.
Lunch prices are fair before 3pm with price reductions.
Sushi is clearly labeled, making it easy to identify contents.
Bright, clean design with spacious layout and semi-private rooms suits both small and large groups. Atmosphere feels warm and social, with steamy windows and the communal cooking adding a unique charm. Self-serve buffet-style ingredients and a sauce bar encourage customization and interaction.
Plenty of variety includes desserts alongside appetizers, noodles, and fried rice. The price covers non-alcoholic drinks and desserts.
Hot pot features amazing fresh broth and a wide variety of ingredients. The all-you-can-eat option offers quality and flavorful dishes with good hospitality and cleanliness.
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The restaurant offers free dessert on your birthday with valid ID.
All-you-can-eat lunch is available from 11:30 am to 4 pm for about $33.
They have specials like 2-for-1 drinks during happy hour.
Asian fusion restaurant with eclectic decor and an open-air patio creates a cozy, chill atmosphere with indie electronic music. The space feels stylish and comfortable, attracting those who enjoy a relaxed yet vibrant dining experience. Dumplings and creative dishes stand out as signature offerings.
Bitter orange tiramisu stands out as a dessert with a strong, memorable flavor. Chocolate mousse offers a rich taste, though desserts come in slightly small portions.
Soup dumplings stand out with their rich broth and delicate skins. The menu also features xiao long baos, mandoos, and flavorful eggplant, all prepared with care and consistent quality.
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Parking can be difficult in the area, so plan accordingly.
Reservations are recommended on weekends to avoid long wait times.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegetarian options on the menu.
Shawarma restaurant offers a clean, cozy interior with an oriental style that creates a quiet, welcoming atmosphere. Comfortable tables accommodate both intimate and large groups, supporting a relaxed dining experience. The place stands out for its modern yet traditional vibe following Sharia guidelines.
Offers a variety of desserts like profiteroles, eclairs, and honey cake. Strawberry and mango mochi stands out as very good and soft.
Crab rangoons and fried pork dumplings stand out with tasty, homemade flavors. Appetizers like the jalapeño roll and spring rolls add variety to the Chinese food options.
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The restaurant is clean and well-kept.
The food is halal and offers great flavor.
Pricing is very reasonable for the portion sizes.
Small soul food restaurant offers an intimate atmosphere with an all-black aesthetic and live music featuring jazz and saxophone. The vibe stays laid back and refreshing, suited for quiet dinners or date nights. Space is limited, creating a cozy but sometimes cramped setting.
Desserts come with the Grand Tasting, which includes three entree samples and a choice of wine or lemonade. The dessert options are part of a generous meal that often exceeds expectations and are described as fresh-made and amazing.
Orange chicken stands out with its crispy fried texture and flavorful orange sauce. Fried rice has a fruity taste that pairs well with mildly spicy chili sauce and crispy beans.
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Reservations are necessary to secure a spot inside the restaurant.
Parking can be difficult, often requiring a walk from 1-3 blocks away.
The restaurant has a 'No Share Policy' for events like 'The Grand Tasting'.
Bright, modern interior with clean, well-maintained spaces creates a welcoming atmosphere. Seating is close together, encouraging a communal dining experience suited for families and groups. Energy stays calm and relaxed, with a focus on enjoying food in a comfortable setting.
Buffet offers a dessert bar with a variety of options and a self-serve ice cream machine. Fresh-cut fruits and sweet treats come in beautiful presentations alongside savory dishes.
Pan-fried dumplings stand out with their crisp texture and rich flavor. The menu also features orange chicken and crab cakes, both flavorful and satisfying.
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The hibachi grill features a taco special every week.
Expect long wait times during busy hours, especially on weekends.
Prices are around $45 for two people, which is considered affordable.
Small, intimate space with sleek minimalist design and white tablecloths creates an elegant, calm ambiance. Seating is limited, making it cozy and personal, ideal for quiet conversations. The atmosphere balances understated elegance with a family-run feel, distinct from typical Chinese restaurants.
Desserts include almond cake, lemon cheesecake, and blueberry cake. The options cover both fruity and nutty flavors.
Signature dishes feature inventive takes on classics like Chilean Seabass and duck with hoisin reduction. The Shanghai dumplings stand out as especially delicate and flavorful.
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The prix fixe menu is $39 for a four-course meal with several options.
Be aware of potential supplemental charges for some menu items on the prix fixe.
Reservations are recommended, especially for weekend dining.
Open terrace offers shaded patio seating with spectacular views and a festive yet formal atmosphere. Indoor spaces feel elegant but somewhat worn, while outdoor areas provide a secluded and lively energy ideal for special occasions.
Complimentary desserts come with special occasions like birthdays and anniversaries. The mango Peninsula dessert stands out on a menu focused on quality sweets.
Scallops come buttery smooth and dumplings stay firm without stickiness. Kung Pao Chicken and soup dumplings stand out with juicy, flavorful pork and tasty dim sum options.
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Reservations are a must at this place.
Expect higher prices compared to typical Chinese restaurants.
The terrace offers a nice view, especially for outdoor dining.
Large open space with beautiful interior decor and Buddha decorations creates a calm, easy atmosphere. The place feels authentic Malaysian with a lively yet relaxed vibe. Koi pond outside adds a peaceful touch to the setting.
Kacang dessert stands out and comes highly recommended. The coconut pudding is rich and creamy, while the cendol is lighter and more watery than the Penang style but still satisfying after a meal.
Lunch specials include General Tso chicken, Dragon Phoenix, and Triple Delight, all served with rice, soup, and mini vegetable egg rolls. Dishes feature Malaysian style sweet and sour chicken, kankung belacan, beef rendang, and Hong Kong style Singapore chicken.
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They have daily specials that change regularly.
The restaurant is open on Mondays, which many others are closed.
Expect a wait time of approximately 30-40 minutes during peak hours.