Small, clean space with old-fashioned decor and a hole-in-the-wall vibe creates a cozy, laid-back atmosphere. Lighting and music are basic but the environment feels friendly and inviting. The place suits casual visits and intimate meals alike.
Soups like Tom ka and Tom yum come with chicken and taste fresh and delicious. Options include healthy choices paired with summer rolls and other appetizers.
Shrimp rolls come lightly battered and stuffed with a flavorful mix. Ginger Fish features a light breading served with rice. Shrimp pad Thai and seafood PHO offer solid, tasty options.
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The restaurant offers authentic Laotian, Thai, and Vietnamese cuisine.
They have lunch prices on weekdays only.
The restaurant is BYOB, so bring your own drink with dinner.
Historic building hosts a small, lively space with 15-foot ceilings, a wood bourbon bar, and large art pieces. Atmosphere blends eclectic, colorful, and welcoming vibes with an artsy, chic design. Busy evenings feature lively chatter and a cozy, intimate feel.
Soups here feature a variety of rich flavors like tomato dill, watermelon gazpacho, and squash curry. Options include hearty choices such as turkey cranberry and potato leek and creamy butternut squash.
Shrimp and grits stand out as a signature dish with rich flavor. Fresh halibut, tender scallops, and well-prepared salmon also feature prominently on the menu.
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The restaurant offers a separate gluten-free menu for those with dietary restrictions.
Reservations are recommended on weekends to avoid long wait times.
The restaurant accepts credit cards and mobile payments only.
Space features clean, bright decor with live plants on walls and tables, creating a cozy, peaceful atmosphere. Praise and worship music plays softly, adding a unique spiritual vibe. The environment feels relaxing and well cared for, suitable for quiet meals.
Soups here are made in house and suit chilly weather well. The kimchi and tofu soup and wonton noodle soup stand out for their rich flavors, with pho also tasting good.
Dishes highlight fish broth and fresh seafood like steamed pompano and shrimp tempura. The Burmese Moe Hin Ka blends fish broth with noodles and herbs, served alongside daal fritters and lime.
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The restaurant accepts cash only, with a surcharge for card payments.
Expect smaller portion sizes for the price compared to other Asian restaurants.
The restaurant features unique dishes from the owners' home province of Chin, Burma.
Dining room features high-backed booths and wild west decor with a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere. Lighting is warm and inviting, creating a quiet and comfortable vibe despite occasional loudness. Space feels crowded with tables, but overall ambiance suits relaxed meals with friends or family.
French Onion soup stands out with its rich flavor and is often described as perfect and incredibly tasty. Potato soup also appears as a delicious option on the menu.
Shrimp dishes stand out with options like garlicky popcorn shrimp, Western Shrimp, and shrimp paired with brussel sprouts topped with a Parmesan crust. The shrimp and lobster chowder offers a thinner, lighter style, while the Red Rock shrimp comes with steamed broccoli.
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The restaurant has a large parking lot with handicap parking and is easily accessible inside.
Expect a wait during peak hours; reservations are recommended due to popularity.
Prices are slightly above average compared to other steakhouses in the area.
Small and quaint space offers a quiet atmosphere with techno background music adding a unique touch. The vibe is warm and welcoming, suited for casual dinners or entertaining guests. Large portions and generous vegan options complement the overall experience.
Broths offer great depth of flavor with a perfect balance of sweet and sour in the Tom Yum soup. Tom Ka soup comes spicy and flavorful with big chunks of mushroom, onion, tomato, and chicken.
Shrimp dishes stand out with shrimp pho served with extra shrimp and shrimp veggie rolls offering a filling and energizing meal. The sweet and sour fish adds a tasty seafood option to the menu.
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The restaurant offers a variety of vegan options and can modify dishes.
Portions are large, providing good value for the price.
They close at 8:30 pm, so plan your visit accordingly.
Small space with lovely lighting and good smells creates a cozy atmosphere. The focus on carryout service keeps the pace steady and practical. Known for generous portions and standout dishes like crab rangoon and hot and sour soup, it draws steady business even late into the night.
Hot and sour soup offers a perfect blend of spice and tanginess, cooked fresh with balanced flavors. Egg drop soup tends to be bland and watery, lacking seasoning and depth.
Fried egg noodles with seafood stand out as a rare find here. Shrimp fried rice comes packed with succulent shrimp and fresh vegetables, well-seasoned and filling.
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House of Tang is primarily focused on carryout service.
Prices are reasonable and portions are generous.
They offer party trays for larger orders.
Small dining area offers a quiet, calm atmosphere with clean, well-lit surroundings. The setting feels intimate and soothing, attracting those seeking authentic Chinese flavors. Guests often enjoy freshly made dishes served with thoughtful touches like a complimentary dessert.
Soups feature light, tasty broth with well-cooked noodles. Options include Mala Noodle Soup with Beef and Five Noodle Soup with Fish, though the fish portion is small.
Fish dishes feature tender portions and a good size. The broth is rich and flavorful, offering an authentic taste. Shrimp options like lo mein and fried rice come well cooked and tasty, with generous servings.
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Food may take time as itโs made from scratch.
They get busy and you may have to wait.
The portion sizes are generous.
Robots deliver food, adding a fun, futuristic touch to a cozy, family atmosphere with warm, inviting decor. The space offers spacious seating with a subtle background soundtrack enhancing the dining experience.
Miso soup stands out with its spot on flavor and consistency. Onion soup and salad also deliver strong, memorable tastes that complement the meal well.
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Prices for the all-you-can-eat option start at $30 per person.
An 18% gratuity is automatically added to your bill without prior notice.
The restaurant enforces a no food waste policy, allowing only up to 5 pieces of sushi to remain on the plate.
Outdoor seating overlooks Ohio River and city skyline, creating a beautiful view especially at sunset. Atmosphere blends casual attire with food that suits traditional fine dining. Patio welcomes pets and music adds to the relaxed vibe.
Soup offerings include pork soup dumplings served with finely diced ginger and vinegar sauce, and a signature curry dumpling soup. Wonton soup and pho also feature alongside crab rangoon and pork buns.
Seafood boils come with butter Cajun sauce and include crawfish, shrimp, and clams. Steamed dim sum features Shrimp with Watercress and Jumbo Shrimp ha gao. Fish and chips have generous portions, and fried shrimp balls come with hot chili oil and vinegar.
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Happy hour offers $4 draft beer from 4-6pm on weekdays.
Reservations are recommended for special events like the Valentine's Day burlesque show.
The restaurant has a $55 all-you-can-eat seafood boil on event nights.
Sushi restaurant offers a cozy, lively atmosphere with local art and neon lights enhancing the space. The vibe blends lofi-jazz music with a welcoming, clean setup. Regulars enjoy fresh sushi alongside signature cocktails like the Maki Mule.
Miso soup stands out with a rich, satisfying flavor. The pork dumpling soup offers a comforting mix of noodles and broth, while the egg drop soup delivers a smooth, hearty texture.
Shrimp dishes like the shrimp firecracker and gochujang shrimp stand out with bold flavors. Rolls feature fresh fish with a clean taste, avoiding heavy mixes of spicy tuna or imitation crab.
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Maki Mono Covington offers sushi, adobo, chicken, ramen, and other dishes.
The lunch katsu has a generous portion for $10.
Parking can be confusing and difficult, so plan accordingly.
Large dining room offers hibachi grill, Mongolian grill, and sushi bar alongside a big salad bar. Atmosphere feels laid back and family-friendly but can be noisy with many kids running around and multiple TVs playing. Busy setting with quick food turnover and a generally clean, modern look.
Hot and sour soup stands out with its spicy tang but lacks shiitake mushrooms. Wonton soup and other soups appear alongside a variety of buffet options but spoons for soup are not provided.
Buffet offers a wide range of seafood options like crab legs, crayfish, clams, and shrimp prepared in multiple ways. Both steamed and fried fish stand out, along with a tremendous selection of sushi and hot seafood salad.
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The buffet costs $17.99 per person, with some pricing discrepancies.
The kitchen closes at 8 pm, so arrive before then.
An All Day Buffet is available on Saturday and Sunday.