Small, cozy space with a simple setup and clean interiors creates a relaxed, inviting atmosphere. Authentic Nepali cuisine offers spicy, comforting flavors with standout dishes like butter chicken and momo. Quiet environment without music emphasizes a home-cooked food feeling.
Chicken chow mein stands out as a favorite dish. The menu includes shrimp appetizer, chicken momo, and hearty meat dishes like chicken korma and karahi gosht.
Chicken chowmein here matches the taste of Nepalese street food closely. The dish is mouth-watering and brings back memories of authentic local flavors.
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Parking is limited, so arrive early or consider alternative transport.
The restaurant has a small dining area, making takeout a better option.
Prices are reasonable, and portions are generous for the cost.
Small, quiet space with simple decor and open kitchen where chefs prepare food in view. Atmosphere feels cozy and clean, suited for both dine-in and convenient take-out. Known for generous portions and authentic Asian dishes, especially crisp vegetable entrees and flavorful noodle options.
Bold, crunchy General Tso chicken offers just the right amount of spice. Egg foo young features a unique caramelization that adds flavor, while the fried rice and egg rolls stand out for freshness and taste.
Beef chow mein comes in a large portion and tastes hearty and flavorful. It stands out as a fresh and delicious option among other dishes like fried rice and sweet and sour chicken.
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Curbside pick-up service is available for convenient take-out.
Portion sizes are generous, often enough for multiple meals.
The restaurant has a loyalty program for free appetizers and discounts.
Small, family-run Chinese restaurant with vintage signage and an aged, nostalgic atmosphere. The place offers large portions of high-quality Cantonese dishes and maintains a long-standing local reputation.
Chow mein stands out as a flavorful and nutritious meal option here. This family-run spot offers consistently good taste and value, with meals around five dollars and easy online takeout ordering.
Offers consistent food quality with a good tasting, nutritious meal priced around five dollars. Chow mein stands out as amazing and delicious, drawing repeat orders and visits over many years.
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Keng's Chow Mein is primarily a takeout place with limited dine-in options.
Expect long wait times for takeout, especially during peak hours.
Online ordering is available and pickup is usually quick.
Roomy dining space in a former Pizza Hut building features colorful decor and wide screen TVs showing menu items. Quiet atmosphere with classical background music creates a cozy, family-like vibe. Small family-run setup offers a nostalgic experience with low noise levels.
Sesame chicken stands out with its rich flavor, paired well with fried rice. The chicken chow mein and hot and sour soup also deliver strong, satisfying tastes.
Chicken chow mein features real chunks of chicken and stands out for its excellent flavor. Options include beef and shrimp chow mein, both noted for being perfectly cooked.
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Pickup orders typically take 15-20 minutes to prepare.
The restaurant offers a variety of dishes priced between $15.00 and $20.00.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Small Vietnamese restaurant offers a quiet, low-key atmosphere with simple decor. Seating is usually available due to high takeout volume, and parking is accessible in the back. Known for huge portions, authentic egg rolls, and crispy noodles, it serves some of the best pho and fried rice in the area.
Chow mein features crispy noodles likely made in-house and fresh vegetables with a stir-fry style, not saucy. Wonton soup offers rich flavor and reheats well. Egg rolls come out crispy and authentic, including pork and deep-fried versions.
Chow mein here features crispy noodles that seem homemade, served with fresh vegetables and chicken or tofu. Portions are large and not saucy, more like a stir fry than traditional heavy sauce chow mein.
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Parking is available in the back of the restaurant.
Prices are reasonable, making it accessible for most diners.
The restaurant has been family-owned since 1989.
Family-owned Chinese takeout spot with large portions and affordable prices. Menu expands over time, featuring flavorful fried rice and well-cooked chow mein. Wait times can be long, reflecting steady demand.
Chow mein stands out for being cooked to perfection and is a favorite here. The sesame chicken is flavorful and well-prepared. Wontons and lo mein also come highly recommended for their quality.
Chow mein cooks to perfection here with a consistent texture and flavor. It stands out compared to other places, making it a reliable choice for this dish.
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Shangri-La III is a takeout-only restaurant with no dine-in options.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The portions are large, providing good value for the price.
Small, cramped space with tacky decor and a fish tank creates a humble, nostalgic vibe. Atmosphere feels traditional and authentic, reflecting classic Chinese takeout spots. Energy stays low-key, focused on takeout service with hardworking staff.
Beef and broccoli comes with crispy, flavorful sesame chicken and generous portions of egg foo young with crispy edges. Chicken chow mein includes real chicken, not just celery, making the dishes feel fresh and home-styled.
Chicken chow mein comes with real chicken, not just celery. Portions are generous with a good mix of vegetables in the chow mein. The dish stands out as a solid choice for Asian food.
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Lunch special available from 11AM to 3PM offers great value.
China Tiger is takeout only; no dine-in options are available.
Delivery is offered within a 5-mile radius.
Chinese takeout spot with red paper tablecloths and a patio area offering outdoor seating. Atmosphere feels family-run and welcoming, with generous portions and well-priced dishes. No dine-in service; food is known for fresh, flavorful chicken and popular hot and sour soup.
Hot and sour soup stands out with its strong flavor. The chicken lo mein features tender chicken and great taste. Fried rice and spicy chicken wings also deliver solid flavors.
Take-out chow mein offers generous portions and a great taste. Some servings, however, do not meet the same quality.
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Don Ho Restaurant offers takeout only with no dine-in service available.
The combination meal with fried rice, lo mein, and three wontons costs $10.85 after tax.
Portions are generous, often providing leftovers for later.
Takeout-only Chinese restaurant with a hole-in-the-wall appearance in a sketchy strip mall. Atmosphere is minimal, focusing on generous portion sizes and made-to-order dishes. Known for high-quality wontons and a variety of flavorful options, it serves as a reliable spot for quick, satisfying meals.
Sesame chicken stands out with rich flavor, paired often with wontons and pork egg rolls as sides. Dishes like lo mein, fried rice, and Mongolian beef offer solid, flavorful options.
Chicken subgum chow mein offers a solid option with excellent flavor. Beef chow mein leans heavily on celery with little beef, while the standard chow mein can come as a mix of mushrooms, rice, and dry noodles, differing from typical expectations.
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There is no dine-in option; Angkor Restaurant is takeout only.
The kitchen closes at 7 pm, so plan your order accordingly.
Portion sizes are generous, often enough for two meals.
Modest dining area seats about 35 people in a quiet, welcoming atmosphere. Large portions and reasonable prices make it a standout for authentic Chinese food with many vegetarian options. Known for best value, authentic dishes, and generous servings.
Egg rolls stand out as a highlight, paired with generous portions of beef chow mein featuring tender beef and crisp vegetables. Dishes like Mongolian beef and General Tso’s chicken offer savory, well-balanced flavors.
Chow mein here features tender beef, crisp vegetables, and a savory sauce with large portions. Chicken and mushroom versions come out consistently flavorful and satisfying.
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The delivery fee is only $2.00 for orders.
Wong's Gourmet offers large portions that are enough to fill anyone.
The weekday lunch menu is nicely priced and offers good value.
Small, stuffy space with limited seating focuses on takeout service. Atmosphere feels ghetto and cramped, with no air conditioning. Food portions are massive, especially the chicken chow mein and hot and sour soup, which stand out for quality.
General Tso Chicken stands out as a go-to dish. The hot and sour soup is notably perfect and highly praised. Chicken chow mein comes loaded with vegetables and chicken, often considered the best around.
Chicken chow mein comes loaded with vegetables and chicken, more than most places. It stands out as a favorite dish with a price around $11.
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The food is ready for pickup on time, ensuring a quick service.
Portion sizes are large, making it a good value for the price.
Expect a wait if you arrive during peak hours, as it can get busy.
Menu and decor remain unchanged for over 35 years, creating a strong Old School vibe. Atmosphere feels friendly with good energy, though dining is currently takeout only. Food offers generous portions and low prices, standing out for quality and value.
Chow Mein stands out as a must-have, with versions like Cantonese chow mein and lo mein noted for quality. The menu features sweet and sour chicken, sesame chicken, and egg rolls that many find worth the wait, alongside comforting wonton soup and solid fried rice.
Chow Mein here varies from great to very salty, with some versions described as mushy. The chicken chow mein and egg rolls often receive positive mentions, though consistency can be an issue.
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The restaurant is takeout only and does not offer dine-in services.
Pricing can vary for the same dish on different days.
Cash and credit cards are accepted, but card transactions incur a fee.
Chinese restaurant offers affordable prices and cash-only payments with a simple, efficient setup. The atmosphere fits an old school chow mein joint vibe, drawing those seeking classic flavors. Popular dishes include chicken fried rice and chicken chow mein, noted for their strong taste.
Old school Chow Mein stands out with fresh entrees like Chicken Almondine and Egg Foo Young. Fried rice, egg rolls, and pan fried dumplings also deliver solid, classic flavors at good prices.
Old school chow mein stands out with its classic style and strong reputation. The chicken chow mein pairs well with fried rice, making it a favorite combo for many.
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They only accept cash payments, so bring cash or checks.
Prices are reasonable, with $5 lunch specials available.
The restaurant is known for being one of the cheapest Chinese food options.
Bright dining room with artificial cherry blossom trees and a modern layout featuring self-order kiosks and DIY ramen stations creates a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. The vibe is lively yet family-friendly, with a mix of casual energy and calming music. Guests enjoy a unique, interactive experience centered on authentic Asian cuisine.
Sesame chicken features large pieces with light batter and cooks fresh. Orange chicken and General Tso's chicken have a slight crunch. Chow Mein and shrimp lo mein come with generous portions and good flavor. Spring rolls pair well with excellent peanut sauce.
Pork chow mein comes with a slightly overcooked texture and once contained a twisty tie. Other noodle dishes like veggie lo mein are also available.
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The food is served within 10-15 minutes of ordering.
You pay at a kiosk similar to McDonald's kiosk.
The portions are large enough to get two meals for each person.
Takeout-only Chinese spot with friendly owners and a low-key, family atmosphere. Food arrives quickly, often featuring large portions and well-executed classic dishes. Lunch specials offer strong value, and ordering online is straightforward.
Sesame chicken features a fresh, perfectly sauced coating that avoids overcooking. The menu includes Szechuan dumplings in red hot oil and hot and sour soup with large wontons, both standing out for their strong flavors and generous portions.
Subgum Chicken Chow Mein has a heavy salty flavor with a strong MSG presence. Chicken Chow Mein comes alongside options like chicken lo mein and fried rice, but saltiness can overpower the dish.
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No.1 New China only offers takeout and delivery service.
The food takes under 10 minutes to prepare after ordering in-store.
Lunch specials provide the best value for money.
Small family-owned Chinese restaurant with a takeout-only setup and limited seating. Atmosphere feels like a small town family place with huge portions and Americanized flavors. Food often includes fresh chicken and flavorful dishes like sesame chicken and chow mein, though quality varies.
Sesame chicken stands out with fresh, tender chicken served hot and full of flavor. The menu also features classic chow mein and vegetable fried rice, all prepared fresh without reheating.
Chicken chow mein features old fashioned style with a notable presence of celery. Some celery pieces turn mushy and affect the overall taste.
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The restaurant offers takeout only with no dine-in options available.
Prices are reasonable considering the large portion sizes.
The meal can feed a group, costing around a hundred dollars for nine people.