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.
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.
Steak dishes include Wagyu beef cooked tableside, a hot stone wagyu appetizer, and a torpedo steak served on a bed of potatoes similar to hash brown mash. Ribeye and hanger steaks come cooked perfectly and pair well with mashed potatoes.
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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.
Cozy, homey vibe creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Generous portions come in clean, well-packaged bowls with personal handwritten notes adding a thoughtful touch. Unique panko-crusted fish and flavorful bowls with spicy yuzu sauce and garlic butter fried rice set it apart from typical rice spots.
Generous portions of crispy orange chicken and potstickers come fresh and flavorful. Dishes like crispy garlic sesame chicken and crab rangoon offer a tasty variety with reasonable prices.
Grilled steak comes in a huge portion that stays juicy and tender. It pairs with garlic butter fried rice and jalapeรฑo herb aioli for added flavor.
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Bowls of Rice offers generous portion sizes, especially the large bowls.
This ghost kitchen specializes in both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options.
Orders often include a handwritten note, adding a personal touch.
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.
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.
Flat iron steak stands out for its tenderness and solid flavor. The Flat Iron Steak Salteado offers a good twist on the classic cut.
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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.
Small and unassuming space offers a quiet atmosphere with dim lighting and soft music that creates a pleasant, elegant vibe. Beautiful sushi presentation stands out alongside well-priced hibachi dishes. The setting feels clean and well-maintained, appealing to those who prefer a calm dining experience.
Crab Rangoon stands out with its savory flavor and light, non-greasy wrapper. Chicken lo mein comes with broccoli and tastes excellent.
Steak comes out perfectly cooked, often rare or tender, with great seasoning. The filet mignon hibachi stands out for its flavor and quality.
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The restaurant does not serve alcohol.
The menu has shifted from authentic Chinese to Japanese Hibachi.
Prices are very affordable, often a third of similar restaurants.
Small seating area with only four tables creates an intimate setting. Atmosphere blends quiet chill vibes with a dive bar meets fine dining feel, without theatrical hibachi cooking. Focus on carryout and quick service suits those seeking quality Japanese food without the usual hibachi show.
Crab Rangoon stands out with its excellent quality and a tangy, flavorful sweet and sour sauce. The Lo mein ranks as some of the best, paired with homemade noodles and fresh vegetables.
Steak options include a filet that melts in your mouth and a steak bento box with a variety of choices. The chef's special combines filet, chicken, and scallops for a tasty meal.
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The turnaround time is reasonably quick, never more than 15 minutes.
They offer carryout and are available through third-party delivery services.
The location primarily catered to pickup and takeout orders.
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.
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.
Steak comes with fresh vegetables and clean enoki mushrooms. The Angus beef ribeye and New York strip stand out for their quality and flavor.
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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.
Large space with unique modern decor and individual hotpots at each seat creates a clean, comfortable setting. Atmosphere suits gatherings but can be noisy with limited privacy. Friendly staff offer a photo service that adds a memorable touch.
Combining individual hot pots and grill at no extra charge creates a unique dining setup. The fresh, flavorful meats stay moist whether grilled or simmered, and the hot pot broth is rich and comforting.
Steak features great marbling and a very tender texture. The NY Strip Steak stands out with its excellent quality.
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The restaurant has a 2-hour limit for all-you-can-eat dining.
The price for unlimited hotpot and BBQ is $36.99 per person.
A birthday meal is free with three paying adult meals within three days of the birthday.
Small, intimate Chinese restaurant with family-style seating and unpretentious decor focuses attention on fresh, vibrant flavors. Atmosphere feels cozy and authentic, attracting those who prioritize food quality over aesthetics. BYOB option and a large party room downstairs add to its appeal.
Offers authentic Cantonese cuisine with many traditional Hong Kong style dishes. The crab Rangoon stands out for its crispness and real crab and lobster filling. Unique items like Tai Chi fried rice appear alongside classics like orange chicken.
French style beef tenderloin stands out with its full flavor and tender texture. The tenderloin consistently delivers an incredible taste experience.
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Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Lunch specials are available daily with great value.
Street paid parking is available in the Chinatown area.
Restaurant interior retains 90s IHOP style with anime-themed decor and wall art that creates a lively, fun vibe. Atmosphere feels chill and relaxing with good music playing. Seating is organized with numbered tables, supporting a family-oriented environment.
Crab Rangoon stands out with its large size and crispy texture, though freshness varies. Lo mein, sushi rolls, and steak fried rice also feature prominently in the menu.
Large food portions stand out, especially for the steak hibachi. Steak comes cooked medium rare on request and pairs well with yum-yum sauce, vegetables, and rice.
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Lunch prices for hibachi meals are particularly low, making it a great deal.
The restaurant maintains a clean and welcoming environment for diners.
Sashimi is not available on the menu, so plan accordingly.
Robots deliver food to tables, adding a unique dining touch in a space with rustic decor and dimmed lighting. The atmosphere is lively and energetic, with K-pop music playing and a cozy yet contemporary vibe. Grills produce flames from food juices, enhancing the authentic barbecue experience.
Quality cuts of meat stand out at this Chinese BBQ spot. The simple side bar offers dumplings, white rice, and fried rice to complement the dishes.
Steaks come tender and well-marinated, with the garlic steak and black pepper steak standing out. The marinated ribeye shines in the unlimited meat selection.
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Happy hour runs from 1pm to 4pm Monday to Thursday with a $27.99 special.
All-you-can-eat during happy hour costs $27.99 per person.
Free parking is available in the indoor garage.
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.
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.
Pepper steak stands out with its flavorful and expert preparation. It comes served with rice, making a complete dish.
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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'.
Spacious dining area with beautiful decor that transports guests to Japan. Warm lighting creates a cozy atmosphere complemented by hibachi performances that add lively entertainment. Photography service captures moments, enhancing the overall experience.
Kung Pao chicken offers a flavorful kick with balanced heat. Mongolian Beef tastes close to Golden Chopsticks, and appetizers like crab Rangoon and egg drop soup stand out.
Filet mignon stands out for its tenderness and flavor. The hibachi steak and shrimp come out perfectly cooked and juicy, often featured in combo meals and lunch specials.
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The restaurant accommodates food allergies, preparing meals separately to avoid cross-contamination.
An automatic 18% service charge is added to all dine-in orders.
Hibachi dinners are served in large portions, often enough for two people.
Spacious dining area with a clean, modern vibe and self-grilling setup at each table. Atmosphere feels casual but lively, suited for group gatherings and family barbecues. Tablet ordering system streamlines service, complemented by a huge bar offering various cocktails and beers.
Kung Pao Chicken stands out with its bold flavors. Salads feature Sichuan pepper, sesame oil, and crunchy vegetables. Beef fried rice comes extra spicy. Egg rolls lack freshness and have a cold inside texture.
Black pepper steak stands out alongside classic cuts like pork belly and premium steak. The menu also features bibimbap and spicy pork belly, with garlic steak served with shrimp and edamame.
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Happy hour offers all-you-can-eat barbecue at a great value.
The all-you-can-eat option costs $36.99 and includes a variety of dishes.
The restaurant has a tablet ordering system that reduces waiting time.
Restaurant occupies a remodeled country club space with cozy, elegant interior and large booths. Atmosphere feels family-oriented and relaxing with a hibachi grill section and bar area. Lighting is fluorescent, and the vibe blends authentic Chinese decor with casual comfort.
Orange chicken stands out with a strong flavor. Crab Rangoon and General Tso chicken also feature on the menu. The pad thai offers a solid option alongside these dishes.
Steak comes out barely warm but tastes amazing. The Filet Hibachi grill is available, though the hibachi filet mignon chicken combo falls short.
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The menu offers a wide variety of Asian dishes, including Thai, Chinese, and Sushi.
Lunch specials are available at very reasonable prices.
Half orders of fried rice and dishes are only available for to-go orders.
Spacious restaurant with charming wood decor and multiple TVs showing various games creates a lively atmosphere. Noise levels rise during peak times, contributing to an energetic vibe. Two bars offer a wide selection of beers on tap, making it a popular spot for sports fans.
Fried potstickers stand out with a delicious crispy texture and come with a choice of sauces that enhance their flavor. The potstickers quickly become a favorite dish for those who try them.
Steaks come out cooked perfectly, juicy and flavorful. The prime rib stands out as excellent and reasonably priced. Shrimp and sirloin pair well, both tender and tasty.
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Expect a 55-minute wait for a table on Saturday nights.
The tables and common areas are often unclean.
The manager does not accept temporary IDs due to company policy.
Huge space with Japanese-inspired dรฉcor including a cherry tree creates a stunning, immersive atmosphere. Loud, lively energy centers around hibachi tables with entertaining chefs and frequent celebrations. Separate areas for sushi, bar, and dining offer varied experiences within an elegant setting.
Combo dishes include lo mein, sushi, and orange chicken with fresh flavors. Potstickers come with chicken and pork, and Mongolian beef stands out as very good.
Steak comes out with great quality and a perfectly cooked filet. Shrimp and vegetables also pair well with the meal.
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An 18% service charge is automatically added to all bills.
Hibachi dining is a fun experience, especially for families.
The restaurant offers generous portion sizes, suitable for sharing.