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.
"The food here is amazing, especially the chicken dishes."
"The cocktails here are creative and exceptionally good."
"I never knew Chinese food could taste that good, especially the orange chicken."
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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 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 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.
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.
Small town shop vibe with anime-style decor creates a bright, cheerful atmosphere. Crab Rangoon with special sauce and soup dumplings pair well with ramen broth. Friendly, calm energy welcomes families and ramen lovers alike.
Crab Rangoon stands out with a special sauce that makes it very memorable. Soup dumplings pair well with ramen broth, and the pork belly bun is also a recommended choice.
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Prices are reasonable compared to other ramen places in the area.
The portions are large, providing good value for the price.
Take-out orders are packaged well for convenience.
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.
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.
Small dining room creates a calm atmosphere perfect for enjoying authentic Korean flavors. Sweet and sour chicken shines as a delicious highlight among Chinese dishes. Generous portions and a clean, remodeled space make every visit pleasant.
Sweet and sour chicken stands out with a delicious flavor and appears in multiple dishes. Crab rangoon offers a pretty decent option. Egg rolls come with a double wrap and tasty filling.
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Shaking Bowl offers customizable bowls with a variety of sauce options.
Parking is ample and available near the restaurant.
Expect generous portions for the price, making it a good value.
Massive portions and affordable prices make this Chinese spot a favorite. Crab rangoon and sesame chicken shine with rich flavors and a standout sauce. Expect hot soups and a chaotic parking lot, perfect for quick takeout.
Crab rangoon stands out with a rich flavor. The sesame chicken features an outstanding sauce, paired well with fried rice. Soups like hot and sour and egg drop arrive very hot, with the lo mein offering a notable sweetness.
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They do not offer dine-in service; only takeout is available.
The parking lot can be chaotic with cars coming from all directions.
Expect to see panhandlers in the parking lot and surrounding area.
Counter-service spot offers St. Paul Sandwich and a broad Chinese menu with beef lo mein and unique Crab Rangoons. Quiet, no-frills setting suits quick takeout with generous portions and good value. Vegetable Chow Mein is veggie-rich but a bit greasy.
St. Paul Sandwich originated here and stands out on the menu. The beef lo mein is flavorful and well-prepared. Crab Rangoons offer a unique twist compared to typical versions. Vegetable Chow Mein includes plenty of vegetables but tends to be a bit greasy.
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Expect generous portions for the price, making it a good value.
Calling in your order in advance can save you time.
The restaurant has a simple counter setup with no dining area.
Woks and high flames create an energetic vibe in this takeout-only spot. Known for huge portions and fresh ingredients, it serves authentic Chinese dishes like hot and sour soup and crab rangoons with unique flavors.
Hot and sour soup stands out with rich, balanced flavors. General Tso chicken and crab rangoons come highly filled and flavorful, with the rangoons offering a unique crab taste unmatched elsewhere.
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Lemay Wok has been pickup only for the past 4 years.
There is no dine-in option available.
The typical wait time for orders is about 15 minutes.
Sparse dining space with ample parking suits quick visits. Signature Crab Rangoon shines among affordable, large servings. Unlimited sauce packets add to the convenient experience.
Crab Rangoon stands out as a signature dish, often described as the best in the area. Other notable items include fried dumplings, egg drop soup, and house fried rice that complement the menu well.
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Parking is very ample and never a problem.
The restaurant is best for carryout because there are not many seats inside.
The online pickup is very fast.
Carry-out spot with generous portions and reasonable prices. Known for crispy crab Rangoon and solid dishes like General Tso's and lo mein. Simple interior and quick service make it perfect for fast, tasty Chinese food.
Crab Rangoon stands out with its sweet, crispy exterior and flavorful cream cheese filling. Other dishes like General Tso's, orange chicken, and lo mein offer solid flavor, while soups such as Bean Curd with Vegetables and Chicken Chow Mein are exceptional.
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The restaurant offers carry-out only, with no dine-in option.
Food is always ready by the time you arrive for pickup.
Prices are very reasonable for the portion sizes offered.
Spacious dining with natural light sets a bright mood. Bold flavors shine in orange chicken and General Tso's chicken. Large portions and lunch specials keep regulars coming back for delicious sushi and more.
Orange chicken and General Tso's chicken stand out with bold flavors. Lo Mein ranks as exceptionally good and the appetizer combo includes crab Rangoon, sushi, and gyoza.
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Parking can be challenging due to the restaurant's location on Tucker.
The restaurant offers a buy one get one free sushi roll promotion on Labor Day.
Expect large portion sizes, making it a good value for the price.
Takeout-only spot offers large portions of Chinese food with orange chicken and special fried rice as highlights. Food quality is exceptional despite a cold atmosphere and limited space. Crab rangoons and Mongolian beef show real skill and flavor.
Orange chicken stands out with its flavor, paired well with fried rice and crab rangoons that impress deeply. The sesame chicken and Mongolian beef show skill, while beef and broccoli uses fresh vegetables. Shrimp egg foo young has a flavorful gravy, and the chop suey keeps an old-school style with oil.
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The Hong Kong Express on Grand closes at 9:30pm.
Customers should be prepared to wait even if they call in their order.
The price was around $8.50, and I felt like I got enough food for two meals.
Carryout-only spot offers chicken lo mein and beef fried rice as top picks. Pork chop suey and egg rolls add variety. Entrance area can feel uneasy due to loitering, but food quality shines through.
Chicken lo mein stands out as very good and highly recommended. Pork chop suey also ranks as a favorite, with egg rolls and pineapple Vess soda available as sides.
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Jefferson Chop Suey offers carryout only; no dine-in available.
Expect a wait time of about 15-20 minutes for carryout orders.
Parking is available on the street, but can be limited during peak hours.
Small, cozy spot buzzes with live music and a dog-friendly patio. Crab Rangoon shines with savory flavor, while barbecue and pizza draw regulars. Multiple TVs keep sports fans happy in a lively, neighborly vibe.
Crab Rangoon stands out with a savory and amazing flavor, often highlighted as a favorite. The menu also includes chicken and dumplings, though opinions on the chicken dip vary.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for peak hours like weekends.
Limited seating is available during busy times, so arrive early.
Happy hour runs from 4-6 PM with discounted appetizers and drinks.
Small spot with authentic Vietnamese sandwiches and boba tea in a bright, inviting space. Potstickers and egg rolls offer quick, tasty Chinese snacks. Clean, casual vibe with fun decorations makes it a welcoming place for diverse tastes.
Potstickers serve as a quick snack with consistent quality. Egg rolls and the Cold Cut Special offer solid options alongside rice bowls and banh mi sandwiches.
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They have a buy 5 sandwiches, get 1 free promotion.
The place is very clean, including the restroom.
The boba tea included real fruit.
Sushi spot in a mall food court offers affordable prices and a lively vibe. Crab Rangoon shines with its crispy texture, while orange chicken is hit or miss. Casual Asian dishes fit quick meals and punch card rewards.
Crab Rangoon stands out with its crispy texture and flavorful filling. Orange chicken varies, sometimes tasting fresh and tangy, other times just average.
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Look for similar Asian restaurants in the area as Asian World is no longer there.
Affordable dining options are available at many Asian restaurants.
Punch card loyalty programs are common at Asian restaurants for discounts.
Family-run spot serves best egg rolls and potstickers with crispiness and tasty sauces. Expect affordable prices but unclear menus and noisy space with loud Chinese music. Generous rice portions complement solid flavors in dishes like Mongolian beef and spicy chicken.
Egg rolls and potstickers stand out with crispiness and tasty sauces. Dishes like Mongolian beef, spicy chicken, Moo Goo Gai Pan, and Hunan Beef come with generous rice portions and solid flavors. Crab rangoon is excellent and not greasy.
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Prices on the menu often differ from what you are charged.
The menu lacks clear, updated prices, leading to confusion.
Online prices are outdated and may not reflect current charges.
Small spot offers sesame chicken with rich flavor and hot and sour soup loved by many. Cozy vibe suits quick pickups, while generous portions shine in dishes like the St. Paul sandwich. Dining room is quiet, with about 15-minute wait times.
Sesame chicken stands out with its rich flavor, alongside hot and sour soup that many order every time. The menu also features crab rangoons, egg rolls, and lo mein that are thick and satisfying.
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They offer a call-in pickup order service, which most customers seem to use.
Upon arrival, you ring a bell through the plastic partitioned window to place your order.
The wait for a dine-in order is usually around 15 minutes.
Cozy space offers a warm atmosphere and affordable lunch specials with generous portions. Classic Chinese dishes like hot and sour soup and sweet and sour chicken shine here. Fried rice comes free with combos, making it a solid choice for tasty, budget-friendly meals.
Hot and sour soup starts the meal strong with a sharp, flavorful kick. The menu features sweet and sour chicken, crab Rangoon, and shrimp lo mein, all delivering solid, classic Chinese flavors with no extra charge for fried rice on combination orders.
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Lunch specials are affordable and offer great value.
Portions are generous, making it a good choice for families.
A punch card offers a free meal after ten purchases.
Cozy spot with a drive-thru window and sparkling clean interior offers a friendly, family-owned vibe. Orange chicken shines with amazing flavor, while beef and scallion pancakes add a unique twist. Dumplings and crab rangoon bring strong flavors to the table.
Orange chicken stands out with its amazing flavor and is a popular choice. Beef and scallion pancakes offer a unique option rarely found locally. Dumplings and crab rangoon also deliver strong flavors and quality.
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Parking is easy and accessible.
Prices are reasonable, with meals around $30 for two people.
Portions are surprisingly large for the price.
Chinese restaurant offers carry-out service with a huge menu and large portions. Crab Rangoon is well-stuffed and tasty, while Sweet and Sour chicken uses real white meat. Dining area lacks ambiance and serves as storage.
Crab Rangoon stands out with well-stuffed, delicious filling. The Sweet and Sour chicken uses breaded white meat pieces, mostly actual chicken. The Egg Foo Young house version is a notable favorite.
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China King only offers carry-out service.
The prices at China King are reasonable.
The portions are large.
Cozy spot with fresh sushi made right before you. Crab Rangoon offers a savory flavor with sweet sauce. Shu mai pairs well with rolls and sashimi, adding to the authentic experience in a warm, friendly setting.
Crab Rangoon stands out with its savory flavor and sweet dipping sauce. Shu mai arrives perfectly cooked and pairs well with various rolls and sashimi.
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The lunch special offers a good price for the amount of food received.
Prices are reasonable, with meals averaging around $20 per person.
Expect large portions, making it a good value for the price.
Offers bold flavors in Chinese dishes like shrimp and pepper steak alongside delicious pho from Vietnamese cuisine. Food comes in styrofoam takeout boxes with quick service and a quiet, cash-only setting. Quality varies but rich wok-fried rice often impresses.
Shrimp, egg foo young, and pepper steak stand out with bold flavors. Orange chicken offers a less saucy, flavorful option with a spicy kick in the General Tso chicken. Crab Rangoon and egg rolls come highly recommended and consistently good.
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The restaurant is cash only and has an ATM inside.
The online ordering system shuts down 40 minutes before closing time.
Expect minimal wait times even during busy hours.
Bright murals and a clean space create a welcoming vibe with a family-friendly atmosphere. Crab Rangoon and Voodoo rice shine in the Chinese menu, offering flavors that stand out. Fresh food and smooth R&B music keep the mood relaxed and inviting.
Crab Rangoon stands out with its consistent flavor. The lo mein options, especially chicken and seafood, taste great and reheat well. The rice, including the Voodoo rice, beats many other chop suey spots.
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The restaurant has a special event on 1/1/26 that may affect service.
Many menu items are often unavailable, so check before ordering.
Parking is available in a lot behind the restaurant.