Open kitchen with hand-pulled noodles visible through a window creates an engaging focal point. Atmosphere balances cozy and clean with a modern interior accented by Chinese bamboo and traditional hats. Space feels calm yet lively, suitable for quick meals or relaxed dining, often busy during peak times.
Soups come in piping hot stone bowls with strong seasoning. Options include tom yum with sliced beef, sour pickle soup, and hot and sour fish soup. Three soup samples arrive first to help pick favorites.
Sichuan Dan Dan Noodles and Beijing zhajiang noodles offer strong, tasty flavors. The Scallion pancakes stand out as a must-try, paired well with well-seasoned hot pot soup and good pork dumplings.
Good to know
Parking is limited to street only, which can be difficult to find.
Expect to arrive early for dinner on weekends due to high demand.
Prices are around $20 after tax and tip per person.
Small brick house designed for takeout creates a warm, welcoming vibe with a family-style atmosphere. Authentic Caribbean flavors come through in dishes like curry chicken and doubles, offering rich, aromatic spices. Customized touches like labeled cutlery add to the personalized experience.
Corn soup stands out with its sweet and savory flavors and amazing dumplings. It pairs well with veggie talkaris featuring fire-roasted coconut.
Dishes like Curry Chicken, Stew Chicken, and Beef Lo Mein come with balanced spices and flavors. Sides include Roti, Dhal, rice, and sauces like pepper and tamarind.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as some items sell out quickly.
Channa Kitchen operates out of a ghost kitchen, so pre-ordering is necessary.
Parking can be tricky due to one-way streets; plan ahead.
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.
Broth stands out as flavorful in the wonton soup, which includes vegetables and pork. Egg drop soup tastes delicious, and hot & sour soup is available without MSG.
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.
Good to know
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.
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.
Wonton soup stands out with its rich flavor and reheats well. It often comes as a go-to winter order and is served in generous portions.
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.
Good to know
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.
Small, tidy Chinese restaurant offers an authentic Cantonese atmosphere with a homey, comfortable vibe. The space feels spacious despite its size, attracting many eat-in diners and making it suitable for dates. Menu features affordable, filling portions with a wide variety of flavorful meat and vegetarian dishes.
Soups here feature spicy Szechuan flavors and hearty ingredients like brisket and pork belly. Options include comforting choices like sweet and sour pork with wonton noodles and a crab meat and fish maw soup with black pepper ribs.
Authentic Cantonese dishes stand out with Hong Kong style sweet and sour pork and beef chow fun offering rich flavors. The General Tso's chicken features a savory, tarty soy flavor that differs from typical versions, and the spicy Szechuan soup has perfectly cooked meat and noodles.
Good to know
Parking is limited; consider arriving on foot if possible.
They do not accept American Express for payment.
The lunch special offers great value for students.
Very small Vietnamese restaurant with four close tables and simple decor creates a cozy, family-style atmosphere. Open door and small stools add to the authentic street vibe. Limited seating encourages takeout, with some outdoor tables available.
Soups feature mild spiciness and a savory tomato base with seafood hints. Options include Hue-style beef noodle, chicken pho, and Bun Rieu with crab patties and fried tofu.
Pho and egg rolls stand out with rich flavors. The spring rolls pack pork and shrimp, while the sesame chicken offers a phenomenal taste.
Good to know
Plan for takeout due to limited seating in the small restaurant.
Parking is available in the back of the restaurant.
The price range for meals is between $20-30, offering good value.
Warm and comforting space with a bare interior and dim lighting creates a simple atmosphere. Wide variety of hot pots with customizable spice levels attract diners seeking familiar flavors. Expect prepared hot pot, free miso base, and spicy options in a setting that feels unpolished but cozy.
Soups come in individual pots with choices of broth, meat, and vegetables. Options include tom yum, pork bone broth, lobster hot soup, and Kimchi Dumpling Hot Soup. Presentation stays neat and allows control over spicy levels.
Prepared hot pot comes ready with plenty of meat and ingredients already in the pot, no need to assemble. The Taiwanese hot pot stands out with a mild spice level that suits many tastes.
Good to know
You should be prepared to wait if you go there later during the day.
There was a parking garage with free parking less than a 5-minute walk away.
Sometimes they are busy, so seating takes a while.
Spacious Chinese restaurant with live seafood tanks and dim sum carts creates an immersive dining environment. Atmosphere feels stunning and comfortable, blending beautiful decor with welcoming energy. Offers private event spaces upstairs, enhancing versatility beyond typical dining.
Hot and sour soup stands out as fantastic and hard to find elsewhere. Wonton soup and brisket hot pot also deliver strong, flavorful options in the soup selection.
Dim sum stands out with a variety of dishes like soup dumplings and cream cheese wontons. The beef chow fun features tender beef and rich flavors, offering authentic Cantonese tastes.
Good to know
Parking costs $1 to $2 per hour.
The restaurant has a parking lot, which is rare for the area.
Happy hour is available, but details are not yet finalized.
Narrow space with individual induction stoves built into tables creates a casual, busy atmosphere with dim lighting. Self-service sauce station offers customizable dipping sauces with recipes, enhancing the hot pot experience. Seating accommodates groups comfortably despite the compact layout.
Individual hot pots let everyone pick their own soup base. Mushroom broth and rattan pepper broth stand out as fantastic flavors. Tom Yum Soup Base also gets a solid recommendation.
Individual hot pots come with their own burners, letting everyone pick their own soup base. A generous sauce and toppings bar lets you customize flavors, making it a solid spot for vegetarian hot pot.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for large groups of 6 or more.
The all-you-can-eat option costs $25 for lunch and $35 for dinner.
Dinner time can have a wait of about 20+ minutes.
Chinese restaurant with a chill but impersonal atmosphere. Offers affordable prices and easy online ordering with food often ready on arrival. Known for phenomenal egg rolls and well-executed General Tso's chicken.
Wonton soup stands out with consistent quality and flavor. The Hot and Sour soup also delivers strong taste alongside favorites like fried dumplings and chicken with pea pods.
White tender grill orange chicken stands out with its texture. Steamed dumplings, General Tso’s chicken, and cream cheese wontons come highly recommended. Egg rolls are phenomenal and sesame chicken offers a hotter kick than expected.
Good to know
Fresh Wok is takeout only, with no dine-in options available.
The online ordering system is the easiest way to place an order.
Expect some waiting time if the restaurant is busy.
Takeout-only Asian spot with huge portions and quick service. Atmosphere is functional, focusing on pickup and delivery without dine-in options. Known for affordable prices and popular dishes like crispy duck and sesame chicken.
Hot and sour soup stands out with strong flavor. Egg drop soup tastes good. Wonton soup lacks depth. Ping's soup comes in large portions.
Sesame chicken comes in generous portions and tastes great. Egg rolls and curry crab puffs stand out as flavorful starters. Noodles like lo mein and beef chow fun are cooked well and tasty. Hot and sour soup and egg foo young also make solid choices.
Good to know
The restaurant is takeout only with no dine-in options.
Reservations are not required, but calling ahead is recommended for pickup.
Expect large portion sizes for a reasonable price.
Vietnamese restaurant with soft lighting and a casual atmosphere offers affordable prices and generous portions. The space feels comfortable for lunches or relaxed meals, attracting a steady crowd. Signature dishes include crispy sesame chicken and flavorful pho broth.
Canh Chua Ca offers a Vietnamese sour soup with catfish that stands out. The hot and sour soup tastes sugary sweet and contains mostly catfish skeletons, which can be a choking hazard.
Sesame chicken stands out with its crispy texture and perfectly balanced sauce. Hot and sour soup tastes unexpectedly sweet rather than spicy or sour.
Good to know
The prices are affordable.
The portion was huge for the price that I paid.
The restaurant has a decent size parking lot.