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.
Spicy broth delivers a real Szechuan kick. Traditional decor and a detailed sauce bar create an authentic ambiance. Staff provide clear instructions for a genuine Chinese hot pot experience.
Fried rice here stands out for being surprisingly good and extremely delicious. It pairs well with desserts and leaves a strong impression.
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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.
Chinese-style setting with large tables and lazy Susan encourages sharing. Atmosphere varies from quiet to loud depending on group size, with a welcoming and unpretentious vibe. Known for authentic Hunan cuisine, especially spicy dishes like stinky tofu and braised pork intestines.
Authentic Hunan cuisine shines with fiery spices and dishes like 长沙臭豆腐, a fried stinky tofu served with a special sauce. The menu includes gizzards, intestines, and frog, offering a true taste of Northwestern Hunan.
Pork with mustard greens and egg pepper fried rice stands out with its unique flavor. Grandma memory fried rice and crispy rice also offer distinctive tastes often recommended by the waiter.
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Street parking is the only option available near the restaurant.
The restaurant has two menus: one for Chinese/American dishes and another for Hunan cuisine.
Expect larger portion sizes for dine-in compared to takeout orders.
Small, crowded space with a family-style atmosphere and authentic Cantonese vibe. Noise levels rise from bustling servers and lively conversations, creating a chaotic but cozy environment. A big lazy Susan at tables adds to the communal dining experience.
Cantonese dishes here deliver authentic flavors with a focus on traditional ingredients. Steamed sea bass and fish maw seafood soup stand out for their genuine taste and generous portions.
Vegetable fried rice stands out with a good amount of vegetables, more than most places. Chicken fried rice and salted fish fried rice also appear on the menu alongside classic dishes.
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The restaurant validates parking for the large lot in the area.
Prices are reasonable and cater to locals without tourist markups.
Food typically arrives within 10-15 minutes after ordering.
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 salt and pepper ribs that stand out for their flavor and value. Serves Hong Kong-style dishes that feel genuine and affordable.
Millionaire Fried Rice stands out with a unique flavor not found elsewhere. Shrimp fried rice tastes yummy, and the Tai Chi fried rice offers a rare traditional Hong Kong style not common in Chinatown.
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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.
Large dining room arranged in classic Chinese banquet style with dim lighting and nostalgic decor from the 80s-90s creates a warm, authentic atmosphere. The space feels comfortable and spacious, suitable for family gatherings. A bar area offers drinks including virgin options for kids.
Food offers authentic Cantonese and Szechuan flavors with quality above typical suburban versions. The atmosphere matches the cuisine, creating a genuinely authentic dining experience.
Fried rice comes with options like shrimp and Moy’s special. It pairs well with dishes like tenderloin with black pepper sauce and egg rolls. The classic style stays consistent and is often recommended.
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Street parking is the only option, and payment is required via an app.
Expect long wait times due to freshly cooked dishes.
Generous portions are served compared to other restaurants.
Huge dining room with modern design and electronic tablet ordering creates a bright, clean, and efficient environment. Atmosphere feels family-friendly and lively, with cozy decor and pleasant music. Cantonese and sushi dishes offer authentic flavors that complement the warm vibe.
Food features authentic Cantonese-style dishes with Hong Kong style cuisine flavors. The thin and smooth 布拉腸粉 and beef offal noodles stand out for their genuine taste.
Fried rice here stands out for its distinct grains and savory scallop richness that delivers a deep umami without heaviness. Options like house and home style fried rice offer a balanced texture with tender scallops and fluffy rice, often enjoyed with table chili oil and refreshing drinks.
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Parking on the Clark Street lot can be validated at the restaurant.
Expect a 1-hour wait time for dim sum on busy days like Christmas.
Breakfast or lunch specials come with a free hot drink before 11 AM or after 2:30 PM.
Clay pots cook many dishes, creating authentic Cantonese clay pot rice with a crispy texture and top quality toppings. The space feels cozy but tables for two are small and crowded with just two dishes. The vibe suits quick take-away with a focus on traditional Chinese desserts and regional flavors.
Clay pot rice stands out with authentic Cantonese flavors that match traditional dishes from China. Eggplant, coconut chicken soup, and desserts follow traditional recipes for a genuine taste.
Spicy pork stands out in the fried rice, giving it a strong kick. Quality varies, with some versions tasting good and others falling short.
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Happy Rice offers several Chinese regional cuisines.
The price point is reasonable for the quality of food.
Portion sizes are healthy, providing good value for the price.
Small street eatery with authentic traditional Chinese food and large portions suitable for takeout. Atmosphere mixes old school vibes with a spacious dining environment and occasional Chinese dance and music performances. Open late, attracting a mix of diners seeking classic dishes and late-night options.
Seafood dishes dominate a vast menu filled with authentic traditional Chinese flavors. The place stays affordable and attracts few Americans, keeping its genuine authenticity intact.
Fried rice arrives quickly, often under 15 minutes, with options like Yang Chow loaded with shrimp and meat, and spicy varieties. Dishes include short rib and shrimp fried rice, as well as chicken and beef combinations.
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The restaurant is open until 1:00 a.m. for late-night dining.
Expect large portions, perfect for takeout or sharing.
A special set menu is available after 9pm at a great price.
Small Korean restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with dark, modern decor and dividers for privacy. The vibe stays chill and comforting with good music and warm hospitality. Seating is tight with low tables and limited space around booths.
Dishes deliver a very authentic Korean taste that transports you to Korea. All meals are delicious and true to traditional flavors, even with some saltiness.
Kimchi fried rice stands out with its bold flavor and is often paired with beef bulgogi or other dishes. It consistently delivers a perfect balance of spice and savory notes.
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Happy hour offers 50% off alcohol, making a bottle of soju $9.
Daily specials include 50% off bibimbap and half-off noodles on Tuesdays.
The restaurant serves large portions, ideal for sharing or taking leftovers.
Restaurant offers authentic Sichuan cuisine with spicy, flavorful dishes and large portions. Interior blends a modern, clean design with unique touches like brass bird sculptures and kungfu panda figurines. Atmosphere stays quiet and relaxed, suitable for conversations without rush or loud noise.
Dishes deliver authentic Sichuan flavors with well-balanced spice and taste. Classics like Kung Pao Chicken and grilled fish come out spicy and flavorful, capturing genuine Szechuan cuisine.
Twice cooked pork fried rice stands out as a top dish here. The veggie fried rice also impresses with its flavor. Overall, the fried rice dishes are consistently excellent.
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The restaurant accommodates seafood, peanut allergies, and vegan diets.
Portion sizes are large enough to share among diners.
Prices are affordable compared to other Szechuan restaurants in the area.
Clean, modern, and spacious interior offers a quieter atmosphere than typical Chinatown spots. Authentic Hunan cuisine features spicy dishes with adjustable heat levels and imported ingredients from China. Adjacent karaoke bar adds a lively contrast to the otherwise calm dining experience.
Spicy dishes showcase authentic Hunan flavors with bold spices and traditional cooking methods. The atmosphere includes local Hunan dialects, confirming genuine roots and approval from native patrons.
Fried rice offers a nice kick and strong wok aroma in the Xiang special. Shrimp fried rice sometimes has undercooked shrimp, while other versions like chicken fried rice pair well with other dishes.
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The restaurant allows you to choose the spice level for your dishes.
Expect prices around $25 for entrées without rice.
The portion sizes are substantial and generally affordable.
Classic Chinese diner with cozy, family-run vibes and crowded, lively atmosphere where tables sit close together. The space feels small and intimate, fitting well within Chinatown's bustling scene. Strong, tasty drinks and authentic, standout dishes complement the energetic setting.
Menu includes both authentic Chinese dishes and Western Chinese options. Peking Duck varies, sometimes authentic and delicious, other times not authentic.
Kimchi fried rice with shrimp stands out with its bold flavors and fresh shrimp. Fried rice here pairs well with dishes like sesame chicken and Singapore-style noodles, offering a well-rounded meal.
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The lunch menu is around $12 until 3:00 on weekdays.
Expect the restaurant to fill up quickly during peak hours.
Portion sizes are huge, making it easy to share dishes.
Spacious restaurant with authentic local feel and specialty meats hanging inside. Atmosphere is welcoming and simple, often busy like rush hour. Known for large portions and affordable prices, especially praised for Peking duck and BBQ pork.
Crispy pork belly delivers an authentic crunch that stands out. The spot serves authentic Cantonese cuisine with a no-frills, local feel where the food speaks for itself.
Duck fried rice stands out with its rich flavor. Salted fish fried rice offers a strong, savory taste. Chicken salted fish fried rice lacks wok hei and feels average.
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The restaurant offers large portions, suitable for sharing among two or three people.
Prices are affordable, making it a budget-friendly dining option.
Street parking can be difficult to find, especially during busy hours.