Conveyor belt sushi restaurant with cozy ambiance and adorable decor creates a calming, chill atmosphere. Guests interact with a Tree of Wishes where they hang personalized messages, adding a unique touch. The sushi selection is fresh and varied, making the experience both satisfying and fun.
Lunch offers a fantastic all-you-can-eat service with many extras like takoyaki and mochi ice cream. The spot feels cute and inviting for a midday meal.
Fresh fish shines across all Nigiri and sushi rolls. The Dragon Roll, Shrimp Apple Roll, and a special roll with spicy tuna puree and mayonnaise stand out for their quality and flavor.
Good to know
All-you-can-eat (AYCE) is available from 12 PM to 4 PM.
The restaurant offers a diverse menu including sushi, ramen, and tacos.
There is a free parking lot available in front of the restaurant.
Hole-in-the-wall Mexican restaurant with a small, takeout-focused space and limited seating. Atmosphere feels chill and relaxed, attracting people grabbing food quickly, often after work. Known for authentic tacos like al pastor and carne asada, it gets packed fast despite its size.
Lunch here features a special with rice and beans that draws regular visits. Many come back weekly for quick, satisfying lunch pickup options.
Shrimp tacos stand out with their authentic and tasty flavor. Fish tacos also deliver a solid seafood option.
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Parking is limited, so consider arriving early or using public transport.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The taqueria has limited seating, making it a popular takeaway spot.
Spacious interior with large tables suits groups but feels awkwardly quiet without music. Family-run spot offers authentic Vietnamese and Thai cuisine with a diverse menu featuring standout dishes like Bun Bo Hue. Atmosphere is cozy and clean, evoking a homey vibe reminiscent of Vietnam.
Lunch hours show light crowds with no waiting lines, even on Fridays and Sundays. Visits after peak times, like 2 pm on weekdays, find the spot quiet and empty.
Shrimp appears in several dishes like Shrimp Spring Rolls and the Vermicelli Noodle Salad Bowl with grilled shrimp. Catfish comes in a claypot dish. Some seafood like shrimp and beef can be overcooked and tough.
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Parking is available on the street near the restaurant.
Prices are affordable, with generous portion sizes for most dishes.
The restaurant is BYOB, allowing guests to bring their own drinks.
Small space offers a cozy, laid-back atmosphere with comfortable decor and a unique, chill vibe. Loud club music and cartoons play, creating a lively yet casual setting. BYOB policy with a nearby liquor store adds to the relaxed, local feel.
Lunch options come from a menu that shares the same delicious quality as breakfast and dinner. Access to meals is easy and flexible throughout the day.
Two thick pieces of battered fish are cooked well and made in-house. The taco trip and shrimp pinchos offer solid seafood options, though some shrimp tacos may be undercooked.
Good to know
Tiffany's On Broadway is BYOB, and there is a liquor store next door.
Expect longer wait times if the kitchen is busy due to limited staff.
The food comes out as it is ready, not all at once.
Small tables and chairs create a cozy family-style dining space with a 90’s throwback vibe. Strong kitchen aromas fill the air, adding to the authentic Vietnamese atmosphere that feels like eating at a grandparent's home. Diverse crowds gather here, drawn by the highly regarded pho and extensive menu.
Lunch draws crowds, prompting an expansion into the next space. Options include pho and a grilled pork banh mi sandwich. Lunch for two with appetizers runs about $70, excluding drinks.
Preserved fish delivers strong flavor. Fried snapper, seafood pancakes, and shrimp crepes show freshness. Shrimp spring rolls add variety.
Good to know
Street parking is available nearby.
Reservations are not required for this family friendly, authentic Vietnamese restaurant.
As of 2025, the restaurant closes at 8:30 PM.
Bars on windows and austere seating create a prison lunch room atmosphere with a run-down look. The place has a cash-only policy but includes an ATM inside for convenience. It offers an authentic, hole-in-the-wall vibe favored for its consistent, spicy fried rice.
Lunch specials serve large portions at a reasonable price. The dining area feels like a prison lunch room with bars on all windows, including the order spot.
Shrimp dishes come with a spicy kick and generous portions. Fried rice options include shrimp fried rice and combination fried rice with lobster sauce, both flavorful and slightly spicy.
Good to know
Hing Wang is a cash-only establishment.
Parking can be tight.
A large to-go box can feed 3-4 people.
Old-style Chinese restaurant with a large banquet hall decorated in 60s and 70s Chinese decor offers a traditional, family-oriented atmosphere. Dim sum arrives on carts, creating an authentic dining experience with lively, low-volume music that encourages quiet conversation.
Lunch features dim sum served on Fridays and during a monthly Sunday gathering. The spot offers a pleasant atmosphere for midday meals.
Shrimp dishes stand out with shrimp fried rice, shrimp rice roll, and shrimp-stuffed eggplant. Dim sum includes chive and shrimp dumplings, fried taro puff, and custard bun, though spinach and shrimp dim sum lacks appeal.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for special events to ensure seating.
The restaurant hosts a monthly dim sum event every first Sunday.
Expect longer wait times during busy weekends, especially for dim sum.
Large tables with lazy susans and fancy chandeliers create an elegant dining space. The atmosphere feels clean and welcoming, attracting many locals for authentic Chinese BBQ. Prices remain reasonable despite the upscale decor.
Lunch here draws people from far away, showing its strong reputation. Some diners experience discomfort after eating, and staff reactions can feel awkward during lunch.
Steamed fish stands out with its delicate texture and fresh flavor. Shrimp dishes like egg foo young and walnut shrimp offer balanced sauces and crisp stir-fried beans complement the seafood well.
Good to know
There is parking available, which is a huge plus.
The parking lot is small, so arrive early.
The small plate of pork costs just under $10.