Spicy Hunan dishes like Bandit Pork Kidney shine in a lively, cozy space with traditional Chinese flair. Extensive menu offers authentic flavors including mapo tofu and Sichuan peppercorn chicken. Bench seating adds to the small-town China vibe.
Hunan flavors stand out with dishes like Bandit Pork Kidney and spicy crazy fish. The menu also features mapo tofu and Sichuan peppercorn chicken with balanced spiciness.
"The Chinese food here has amazing wok hei and fragrant flavors."
"I thought the food here was very authentic, like a small town in China."
"You have to try the coin-shaped eggs; they're addictive."
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Expect long wait times on weekends, especially for dinner.
Parking is plentiful and free, making access easy.
The restaurant offers a $10 off coupon for first-time visitors.
Open kitchen with see-through glass creates a calm vibe for quiet meals. Soup dumplings offer rich broth and tender meat, while spicy wontons add variety. Minimalist seating and clean decor suit casual gatherings perfectly.
Soup dumplings stand out with rich, flavorful broth and tender meat inside. Steamed pork and beef dumplings, along with spicy wontons, offer delicious variety. Pan fried pork dumplings and fresh broccoli add to the solid Chinese food options.
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Parking is limited; expect to park in nearby lots if full.
Seating is limited, so arrive early to secure a table.
Prices for dumplings start at $10.99 for a small portion.
Small bar with open indoor-outdoor layout offers bold General Tso's chicken and shareable crab Rangoon. Enjoy excellent craft cocktails and a unique dive bar vibe with vintage glassware and good music. Large patio with heat lamps adds charm.
Stews serves perfectly popcorned General Tso's chicken with bold flavor changes from the traditional recipe. Easy shareable dishes like crab Rangoon and shrimp skewers complement sides such as Brussels sprouts and fried rice.
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Happy Hour, called the Morale Corral, offers fun drink specials.
Expect a lively atmosphere with regulars and newcomers feeling welcomed.
Prices are considered fair for the quality of food and drinks.
Anime-themed decor with Demon Slayer memorabilia creates a bright, cute vibe. Crab Rangoon offers a savory flavor rare in Chinese food. Seating inside and parking beside the store make visits easy and welcoming.
Crab Rangoon stands out with a savory flavor and a rare non-sweet profile. The menu also features ginger milk tea that pairs well with the Rangoon, plus chili BBQ curly fries and potstickers that add variety.
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All drinks are customizable to suit your taste.
Orders can be placed ahead on the app for convenience.
They offer a rewards program for frequent visitors.
Modern decor and Asian artwork create a cozy, rustic vibe perfect for relaxed dining or dates. Crab Rangoon is amazing, paired well with teriyaki chicken and fresh sushi. An 80s Japanese dark wave playlist adds a unique, quiet atmosphere.
Crab Rangoon stands out as a highlight, often described as amazing and the best around. Entrees like the teriyaki chicken plate complement the menu, with sushi and other dishes like salmon sashimi and miso soup also noted as fantastic.
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The restaurant offers a diverse menu with sushi, Korean BBQ, and Japanese dishes.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food offered.
Reservations are recommended for larger groups, especially on weekends.
Modern dining room creates a cozy atmosphere with quick service. Authentic rice noodle soups deliver bold, aromatic heat and a numbing Sichuan peppercorn kick. Hot pots offer warming, spicy flavors like Golden Hot & Sour, perfect for lovers of Sichuan cuisine.
Rice noodles offer an authentic Sichuan taste with bold, aromatic heat and a numbing effect from Sichuan peppercorns. Hot pots and soups bring warming, spicy flavors like Golden Hot & Sour and Szechuan Mala Spicy.
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Expect long wait times during peak hours due to high demand.
The menu features a variety of hot pot ingredients to choose from.
You get a bowl of broth and raw ingredients to cook at your table.
Small space with homey decor offers a cozy, clean vibe perfect for quiet chats. Crab Rangoon and soup dumplings shine as top Chinese dishes, while orange chicken impresses with large, tasty portions. Authentic feel sets it apart from chains.
Crab Rangoon stands out as some of the best around, paired with amazing soup dumplings. The orange chicken comes in large portions and tastes very good, while dishes like ramen and fresh salmon also impress.
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Ichiro Ramen has an extensive food and drink menu with many options.
Portion sizes are generous and prices are reasonable.
The restaurant maintains a clean and pleasant environment.
Small spot with an open kitchen where handmade dumplings shine. Juicy soup dumplings burst with pork and crab flavors, plus chicken options. Lively vibe and a mural guide make it a fun, authentic experience.
Soup dumplings here are juicy and bursting with flavor, especially the pork and crab varieties. Options include chicken xiao long bao for those avoiding pork, and the dumplings stay hot throughout the meal.
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Be prepared for busy hours and limited seating during peak times.
Expect a wait for your order as everything is made fresh to order.
The restaurant is small and can get crowded quickly.
Family-owned donut shop offers a wide selection of fresh treats and custom cakes in a friendly atmosphere where people know each other by name. Their chop suey is a tasty highlight among Chinese dishes, adding satisfying variety to the menu.
Chop suey stands out as a key dish here, known for its tasty and satisfying flavor. The menu also features a dish called the Dutch, adding variety to the Chinese food options.
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Donut-King is nut-free, making it safe for those with nut allergies.
Arrive early to avoid sellouts, especially during busy morning hours.
The shop offers smaller versions of donuts for those on a restrictive diet.
Small space with buzzing atmosphere feels like a cafe in China. Sweet and sour pork shines with traditional Guo-bao-rou style. Sichuan dishes use Sichuan peppercorns for unique flavor, including mala tang and light wonton soup.
Sweet and sour pork stands out with its traditional Guo-bao-rou style and exceptional flavor. Sichuan dishes feature Sichuan peppercorns for a unique taste and include classics like mala tang and light wonton soup with delicate bone broth.
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The space is small, so be prepared to wait for a table.
Expect a wait by 5:30 pm, especially on weekends.
The kitchen closes at 9:00 pm, so plan your visit accordingly.
Asian restaurant shines with soup dumplings made fresh in view. Modern decor and natural light create a welcoming atmosphere despite busy crowds. Music features Asian artists singing English love songs, adding a lively vibe to the clean, cozy space.
Soup dumplings stand out here, made fresh and offering a rare find in the area. The menu includes pork dumplings, shrimp shumai, and chili wontons, all prepared with care and variety.
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The menu is limited but focuses on great dumplings.
Prices are reasonable, around $25 for three items.
The restaurant operates on a half table service model.
Small space blends diner feel with a traditional deli vibe and a calm atmosphere. Crab Rangoon shines with crispy texture and sweet sour sauce, while the beef gyro on pita adds a tasty twist. Friendly staff serve large portions quickly in a spotless setting.
Crab Rangoon stands out with its crispy texture and sweet sour sauce. The beef gyro on pita sandwich offers a tasty twist alongside classic Chinese flavors.
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Affton Gyro Co is open for lunch and early dinner until 6pm.
The restaurant offers large portions at reasonable prices.
Expect quick service with food served promptly.
Cozy bistro offers Mongolian beef with fresh vegetables and rich egg drop soup. Stylish walls show Cambodian pictures, adding charm. Calm mood with American pop country music makes it great for casual chats and family meals.
Mongolian beef comes packed with vegetables and standout cabbage. Egg drop soup offers unique, rich flavors not commonly found elsewhere.
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Happy Hour runs from 4-6pm with special discounts on drinks and appetizers.
Portion sizes are large, making it a good value for families.
The restaurant is kid-friendly with a variety of options for children.
Bright natural light and spacious seating create a cozy yet upbeat vibe. Crab rangoons shine as a fantastic dish among solid fried rice and brisket pho. Engaging contests add a unique touch to the fresh, modern atmosphere.
Crab rangoons stand out as fantastic and highly praised. Fried rice, brisket pho, and spring rolls also deliver solid flavors. Egg rolls come across as very good and well made.
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The restaurant offers a 10 lbs pho challenge for adventurous eaters.
Expect to pay around $50 for a meal for two, including drinks.
Portion sizes are generous, often leaving diners with leftovers.
Spacious dining room offers a comfortable atmosphere with modern decor and well-spaced tables. Sweet and sour pork has a thick, crisped layer with rich sauce, while Chengdu chicken delivers a mala chili aroma with Sichuan pepper. Kung Pao chicken is lightly sweet and distinct.
Sweet and sour pork features a thick, lightly crisped fried layer with a healthy coat of sauce that pairs well with the pork. The Chengdu chicken offers a light crisp and a mala chili oil aroma with Sichuan pepper and red chili pepper. The Kung Pao chicken is a little sweet and lighter on mala but stands out compared to many others in the area.
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Parking is plentiful and easily accessible near the restaurant.
Expect a busy atmosphere on weekends, especially during brunch hours.
The portion sizes are large, ideal for sharing or leftovers.
Old Chinese spot shines with duck lo mein and crab Rangoon. Wings are crispy and rice is fluffy with real chunks of duck. Clean, comfy vibe contrasts with sketchy area and tough parking. Prices run above average but food is freshly made and worth it.
Duck lo mein features real chunks of duck without bone or fat. Crab Rangoon, fried chicken wings, and shrimp fried rice with ham, extra eggs, and bean sprouts stand out as very satisfying dishes.
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Bing Chop Suey now accepts orders over the phone and only prepares them when customers arrive.
The Sarah and Lindell location usually has your order ready when you arrive.
The restaurant is very clean and comfortable.
Bright red decor and lively sizzling sounds create an energetic vibe. Self-serve hot pot lets you pick high-quality meats and fresh vegetables by weight. Authentic Sichuan flavors shine with Malaban Style and handmade dumplings for a spicy, numbing kick.
Offers a self-serve hot pot model with customizable broths and a wide variety of meats and vegetables. Features authentic Sichuan flavors with spicy, numbing, and savory notes, especially in the Malaban Style with sesame sauce. Ingredients like marbled beef slices and handmade dumplings stand out for quality.
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Reservations are not required, but expect longer wait times during peak hours.
The restaurant charges $15.99 per pound for ingredients, which can add up quickly.
Free rice is available for dine-in customers; take-out incurs a $2 charge.
Cozy dining room with a quaint atmosphere offers generous portions at extremely cheap prices. North county style Chinese food shines with light, fluffy sesame chicken and perfectly balanced crab Rangoon. Spotless space attracts those seeking quality and value.
Sesame chicken has a light, fluffy batter with quality chicken inside. Crab Rangoon features a perfectly balanced sweet and savory filling and comes with generous crab. Veggie lo mein offers fresh, not skimped vegetables and chicken.
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Prices are super fair, with generous portions under $20.
The restaurant is quick and offers takeout or delivery only.
They don’t use MSG in their dishes, appealing to health-conscious diners.
Cozy spot inside a grocery store serves authentic chow fun noodles and Dan Dan Noodles with bold Szechuan flavors. Self-service setup keeps things easy, while a nearby boba tea stand offers sweet treats. Crowds gather on weekends, adding to the lively vibe.
Locally made chow fun noodles stand out with their texture and flavor. Dishes like Dan Dan Noodles with Szechuan peppercorn sauce and fried rice with sweet BBQ pork and sprouts offer a variety of authentic tastes.
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The restaurant typically closes from 3 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. for staff lunch.
Expect crowds on weekends, especially if you want to sit down.
Take-out containers are available, and portions are usually generous.
Small dining area with homey atmosphere serves authentic Taiwanese and Chinese dishes. Crab Rangoon shines with creamy garlic flavor, while Kung Pao chicken offers tender meat and rich sauce. Laid back vibe suits both takeout and casual eat-in.
Crab Rangoon stands out with its creamy and garlicy flavor. Kung Pao chicken comes in a large portion, tender with a delicious sauce and vegetables. Egg rolls are smaller but super crispy. General Tso, fried rice, lo mein, 3 cup chicken, and Szechuan beef with leek offer strong, flavorful options.
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Parking is available around the building and in the Walgreens parking lot next door.
Order online at least 40 minutes in advance to reduce wait times.
Most food is made to order, which can result in longer wait times.
Intimate space offers all-you-can-eat hot pot with fresh dim sum and plenty of vegetables. Cozy vibe shines through flower mural and K-Pop videos. Guests enjoy flavorful broths in a clean, quiet spot with reasonable prices.
All-you-can-eat hot pot fills the space with tables of bubbling broth. Servers bring plenty of vegetables, dumplings, and noodles to cook in the pots. Dim sum arrives fresh and delicious, with a variety of options to enjoy.
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Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours to avoid long waits.
The all-you-can-eat price is $29 per person, which is reasonable for the amount of food.
Parking is limited, often requiring use of a nearby mechanic's shop lot.
Dining space blends minimalist design with traditional Chinese music for a chill vibe. Chefs craft authentic soup dumplings visible behind glass, adding flair. Menu offers spicy wontons and fresh dim sum, making it a modern yet nostalgic spot.
Soup dumplings stand out with options like pork, chicken, and pan-fried varieties that many find addictive. The menu also features spicy wontons, wonton soup, and dim sum items that are fresh and authentic.
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Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Parking is available nearby, but it can fill up quickly.
The restaurant does not offer tap water; only bottled drinks are available.
Small space with communal tables offers a busy, inviting vibe. Authentic banh mi and fresh bread attract spice lovers and fans of traditional flavors. Sichuan dishes and Chinese BBQ shine, perfect for sharing, with tasty spring rolls adding variety.
Sichuan dishes stand out and work well for sharing. The menu includes Chinese BBQ and tasty spring rolls. Takeout is available but the interior needs attention.
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Parking is available on Washington Avenue and Melville Avenue, just 20-30 steps from the shop.
The ordering process involves scanning a QR code at the table.
The restaurant specializes in Chinese BBQ and offers authentic Banh Mi.
Food truck setting with a cozy bonfire creates a lively vibe. Spicy dumplings shine as a bold Nepali street food choice. Menu includes orange chicken and spring rolls, offering fresh, flavorful late-night snacks.
Spicy dumplings stand out, especially the chili and fried chili versions. Orange chicken offers a medium spice level, and spring rolls and fried Momo add variety to the menu.
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The restaurant is open until midnight, later than nearby fast-food options.
Momo King STL offers a Tuesday special menu that is accessible to nearby areas.
Portions are generous for the price, making it a good value.
Cozy spot with under 10 tables and a large bar offers authentic Taiwanese vibe with pop music and news. Enjoy Mapo tofu's balanced spice and braised pork rice for true Chinese flavors. Family-friendly atmosphere makes it welcoming for all.
Mapo tofu offers a great balance of spice. Dishes like braised pork rice and ginger clam soup reflect authentic Taiwanese and Chinese flavors. Hot pot is less recommended compared to other options like crispy oyster and Peking duck wraps.
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Expect a 10-minute wait during peak hours.
A party fee adds an automatic 20% tip for groups.
Prices are reasonable, but portion sizes may have decreased.
Small spot with generous portions and quick service offers flavorful orange chicken and crispy egg rolls. Casual vibe suits carry-out fans seeking good value and consistent taste from a family-run place.
Orange chicken and beef and broccoli combos come out flavorful and satisfying. Egg rolls and crab rangoon stand out as tasty starters, with hot and sour soup served complimentary.
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The combo meal costs only $8, offering great value.
Expect generous portion sizes, often enough for two meals.
The restaurant is family-owned and has been in business for 20 years.
Dining room shows authentic Chinese decor with a clean, hygienic vibe. Potstickers and crispy orange chicken shine in the Chinese menu. Atmosphere mixes fast food style with quality dishes like fried rice and potstickers.
Potstickers made from scratch stand out here. The orange chicken stays crisp and fresh, not soggy or drenched in sauce. Dumplings, Mongolian beef, and General Tso's chicken all come out very good.
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Takeout orders can be placed online for convenience.
Expect to pay around $50 for a meal for two, excluding drinks.
Lunch specials include an appetizer with the entrée.
Offers authentic STL Chinese food with a focus on classic items like egg rolls and chop suey. Flavors lean slightly sweet, especially in crab rangoon, which pairs well with rice and noodles. Atmosphere suits quick takeout and simple dining.
Chop suey, egg rolls, and crab rangoon stand out with solid flavors. The crab rangoon leans sweet but pairs well with the rice and noodles.
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Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Takeout is available and usually ready within 15-20 minutes.
Special dietary requests can be accommodated with prior notice.
Compact space with generous portions and affordable prices suits quick meals. Crab Rangoon shines among solid dumplings and noodles. Atmosphere is functional but has some cleanliness issues.
Crab Rangoon stands out with consistent quality and flavor. Dumplings, lo mein, and chow mein fun also deliver solid, enjoyable tastes.
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There is no option to dine in at this restaurant.
The restaurant mainly offers carryout service.
The food was delivered faster than I expected.