Small, intimate spot offers authentic Peruvian cuisine in a cozy, welcoming vibe. Fried rice shines with pork belly and shrimp, especially the Chaufa Aeropuerto with ribeye and chili crisp. Casual yet pristine setting fits dine-in or takeout perfectly.
Pork belly, shrimp, and egg star in the fried rice dishes here. The Chaufa Aeropuerto mixes in ribeye, sesame nikkei sauce, and chili crisp for extra flavor.
"I found the food here to be exquisite and outstanding."
"The cocktails here were unbelievably great and tasty."
"The pork belly fried rice with shrimp and egg was the best."
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Reservations are recommended at Brasas due to its small size.
The restaurant has a cashless policy and a 3% surcharge on all bills.
Expect a wait if you arrive without a reservation, especially on weekends.
Cozy cafe offers a lively vibe with cute decor and dog-friendly patio. Breakfast fried rice is gluten free and uniquely flavorful. Tight seating makes it perfect for casual meetings or dates.
Breakfast fried rice stands out with its gluten free recipe and a unique flavor that differs from typical versions. It consistently earns praise for being delicious and satisfying.
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Seating is first-come, first-served, so arrive early to secure a table.
Parking can be challenging, especially on weekends.
Expect long wait times during busy hours, particularly on weekends.
Cozy spot with a family-run vibe and fresh flowers on tables. Pineapple fried rice offers a sweet and savory mix, while Thai fried rice pairs well with beef jerky for rich flavor. Prices are higher, and portions are smaller than average.
Pineapple fried rice stands out with its sweet and savory mix. Thai fried rice pairs well with beef jerky for a rich flavor combination.
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The kitchen closes at 8:20 PM, 40 minutes before posted closing time.
A processing fee is added for non-cash payments.
The meal cost $24 plus tip, totaling almost $30 for lunch.
Small bar with open indoor-outdoor layout offers a unique vibe mixing dive bar style and vintage glassware. Fried rice features a salty, sweet, umami balance and pairs well with beef skewers. Craft cocktails are excellent and the patio has heat lamps for comfort.
Fried rice here stands out with a unique twist, not the typical style. It pairs well with beef skewers and balances salty, sweet, and umami flavors.
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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.
Chinese spot serves generous portions with a friendly vibe. Fried rice shines with crisp broccoli and a standout Duck Fried Rice. Crispy fried wontons and potstickers add to the flavorful menu.
Vegetable fried rice features crisp broccoli and rice that is not greasy. Duck Fried Rice stands out as delicious and worth ordering again. House and special fried rice options score well for taste.
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Reservations are not required, but calling ahead for takeout is recommended.
Expect large portion sizes, perfect for sharing or leftovers.
Prices are reasonable, making it a budget-friendly dining option.
Small strip mall spot offers authentic curries and generous portions in a casual setting. Duck fried rice stands out with perfectly cooked duck and rich flavors. Seating fits about 30 with big tables that have sticky varnish tops.
Duck fried rice features perfectly cooked duck and flavorful rice. Options include Spicy Basil chicken fried rice and classic chicken fried rice, all with solid taste.
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Plenty of parking is available near the restaurant.
The restaurant has seating for about 30 people.
Most dinner prices are around $13.
Small, dark spot with no seating and no air conditioning creates a rough vibe in a sketchy neighborhood. Bold, spicy fried rice dishes like ham fried rice with eggs and gravy offer authentic, flavorful Chinese food. Limited parking and people hanging out outside add to the edgy feel.
Spicy and special fried rice dishes stand out with bold flavors and satisfying taste. Variations like ham fried rice with eggs, beansprouts, and gravy add a unique twist to the classic dish.
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The restaurant is takeout only with no seating available.
Only cash is accepted; no debit or credit cards.
Parking is limited near the restaurant.
Food truck offers authentic Nepali street food with a cozy vibe and bonfire warmth. Fried rice is a perfect match for orange chicken and fried momo. Spicy dumplings stand out as a fresh, flavorful snack for late-night cravings.
Fried rice pairs well with orange chicken here. It tastes very good and complements dishes like fried momo.
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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.
Massive portions and affordable prices make this Chinese spot a favorite. Chicken fried rice is flavorful and well-cooked, pairing perfectly with sesame chicken. Expect a takeout-only vibe and a chaotic parking lot outside.
Chicken fried rice cooks to perfection with a real, flavorful taste. The combination plate pairs it well with sesame chicken for a solid meal.
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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.
Small space with intimate seating draws steady crowds despite limited parking. Fried rice shines with special combination and extra green onions on chicken and shrimp options. Affordable prices and fresh seafood dishes like crab rangoon add to the appeal.
Vegetable fried rice and special combination fried rice stand out here. Chicken and shrimp fried rice come with extra green onions and egg for added flavor.
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They charge nearly $8.00 for the sandwich, up from five dollars last year.
There are only about five parking spaces available.
Expect a line during peak hours.
Old building with a rooftop patio offers gorgeous city views and a cozy vibe. Bacon fried rice shines with rich flavor and pairs well with other dishes. Outdoor seating and music create an inviting, elegant atmosphere.
Bacon fried rice stands out with its rich flavor and is a popular choice. It pairs well with other dishes like the hash and pork bowl.
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Brunch runs all day on some weekend days with additional dining space in the Reference room.
Parking is available on the street or in a nearby lot.
The restaurant offers vegan options only on the dinner menu.
Small town shop vibe shines with anime-style decor and a cozy interior that welcomes families and ramen lovers. Chicken fried rice is hit or miss, sometimes showing a burnt wok flavor but pairs well with chicken teriyaki combos.
Chicken fried rice comes with mixed reviews here. Some find it pairs well with chicken teriyaki or hibachi steak combos, while others notice a burnt wok flavor or poor rice quality.
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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.
Small Korean cafe offers a cozy atmosphere with quaint decor and playful screens. Staff craft custom kimchi-fried rice using leftover rice, seaweed, and spices. Indoor and outdoor seating create a warm, family vibe that feels like a Seoul home.
Staff turn leftover rice into kimchi-fried rice at the end of the meal. The Owner adds seaweed and spices to customize the fried rice.
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Parking is readily available on the street near the cafe.
The portions are generous and prices are reasonable for the quality.
The cafe offers a limited menu with family-style dishes for dinner.
Sushi spot boasts a cozy interior and a calm vibe perfect for relaxed dining. Chicken fried rice offers a rich flavor like luxury hibachi, pairing well with cold white sake. Fresh, high-quality sushi shines with standout dishes like uni and lobster roll.
Chicken fried rice tastes like it comes from a luxury hibachi restaurant with rich flavor. It pairs well with cold white sake and fills you up nicely.
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Reservations are not required, but expect a wait during peak hours.
Online ordering is available and easy to use for takeout.
The sushi prices range from $12 to $50 depending on the selection.
Cozy interior and adorable decor create a welcoming spot. Basil fried rice with chicken shines with perfect seasoning. Open late hours and cover songs add to the relaxed vibe and neighborhood-friendly feel.
Basil fried rice with chicken stands out for its perfect seasoning. Pineapple fried rice and Adaman fried rice also appear as notable options.
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Bangkok Cafe is open until 11 pm for late-night dining.
The restaurant offers large portion sizes that can fill you up.
Street food options are available, which are uncommon in other Thai restaurants.
Old Chinese spot shines with excellent chicken wings and fluffy rice packed with duck chunks. Fried rice features shrimp with ham and eggs, paired well with wings. Clean, comfy vibe stands out despite sketchy area and tough parking.
Shrimp fried rice comes with ham, extra eggs, and bean sprouts. Plain fried rice includes green onions. Special fried rice tastes average. Chicken wings often accompany fried rice orders.
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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.
Small, cluttered spot offers cash-only carryout with quick service. Fried rice is non-greasy and flavorful, paired well with crab rangoon and egg rolls. Seating is limited and untidy, making dining in rare but portions stay well priced.
Fried rice here is non-greasy and packed with great flavors. Options like special and veggie fried rice come out fresh and hot, often paired with crab rangoon and egg rolls that are well priced.
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Chong Wah Restaurant only accepts cash payments.
The restaurant is primarily for carryout with limited dine-in space.
Prices are affordable, with meals for a family of four costing around $33.
Small space with tropical vibes and Hawaiian music sets a laid-back mood. Fried rice shines with a pineapple twist, tender and flavorful. Cozy indoor and outdoor patios connect to a funky bar, adding island warmth and relaxed energy.
Hawaiian fried rice offers a flavorful twist with pineapple, often available as a substitute. The fried rice is generally tender and flavorful, complementing dishes like Teriyaki Chicken well.
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Expect a 20-minute wait for food during peak times.
Parking is limited; expect to park down the street.
Cash only accepted at the connected Tick Tock Bar.
Sparse dining space with ample parking suits quick visits. House fried rice shines with ham and spring onions for bold flavor. Affordable prices and unlimited sauce packets make takeout easy and satisfying.
House fried rice stands out with ham and spring onions adding flavor. It pairs well with sides like crab Rangoon and orange chicken.
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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.
Chinese spot serves affordable fried rice with options like duck fried rice and special fried rice. Portions vary, with half orders around $10. Specialty items like Saint Paul are small and sparse, keeping meals simple and budget-friendly.
Offers STL style fried rice with options like duck fried rice and special fried rice. Portions include half and whole orders, with prices around $10 for a half order.
Cozy, family-owned spot offers a warm vibe and a sparkling clean interior. Fried rice is flavorful and pairs well with dishes like General Tso's and Kung Pao shrimp. Drive-thru adds convenience to this friendly, inviting place.
Fried rice here stays flavorful and pairs well with dishes like General Tso's and Kung Pao shrimp. It differs from the 'North City' style but complements sides like crab rangoon and vegetable rolls.
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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.
Carry-out only spot serves crispy crab Rangoon and moist ham fried rice with quick service and generous portions. Prices stay reasonable, making it a solid choice for tasty, no-frills Chinese food. Minimal atmosphere keeps focus on fast, satisfying meals.
Ham fried rice stays moist and well seasoned. Pork fried rice has a light amount of pork and vegetables. Crab rangoon pairs well with the fried rice.
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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.
Food truck serves authentic South Indian street food in a quiet, chill spot. Chicken fried rice is a generous Indo-Chinese portion with true street flavor. Prices stay low, making it a great choice for affordable, genuine tastes.
Chicken fried rice stands out with its Indo-Chinese style and fair pricing. Portions are generous and the dish consistently tastes like Indian street food.
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This food truck is takeout-only with no seating available.
Expect long wait times, up to 1.5 hours for certain menu items.
The food truck is located in the backside parking lot of Days Inn.
Wings shine with bold flavor in a lively spot filled with great vibes and multiple TVs. Fried rice, especially chicken, offers rich taste and perfect texture, making it a top local choice. Clean, comfortable space adds to the enjoyable experience.
House fried rice stands out with rich flavor and great texture. The chicken fried rice rates highly, often considered better than other local spots.
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Parking is easy at this location.
The restroom is unisex but was clean and decent.
A tripe sandwich costs $17, and it does not include drinks.
Small Chinese spot offers a cozy atmosphere and quick call-in pickup. Vegetable fried rice shines with real vegetables and good portions, though some fried rice can be dry. Generous servings include sesame chicken and the unique St. Paul sandwich.
Vegetable fried rice features real vegetables and comes in good portions at a reasonable price. Pork and shrimp fried rice appear on the menu, but some fried rice dishes can be dry and hard with an unusual taste.
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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.
Small family-owned spot shines with affordable prices and a comfort food vibe. Fried rice options like triple protein fried rice stand out with fresh ingredients. Delivery is prompt and free nearby, making it a true neighborhood gem open late.
Special fried rice comes with vegetables and pairs well with a veggie spring roll. Ham fried rice and triple protein fried rice offer different tastes, with the latter including green bean peppers and bean sprouts instead of usual vegetables.
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Delivery is free within a 2-mile radius, with a low fee for farther distances.
The restaurant stays open until 10:30 PM for late-night diners.
Expect quick delivery times, often arriving before the estimated wait.
Enjoy shrimp fried rice with generous portions and customizable veggies. Savor Mongolian beef and crispy spring rolls in a lively spot with a 75-inch TV. Families love the quick service and tasty chicken wings.
Shrimp fried rice comes in a full box even when ordering a half portion with extra shrimp. Vegetable fried rice requires asking for egg to be added. Plain fried rice can be customized with extra egg, white and yellow onions, and bean sprouts. Charges apply for added vegetables and egg.
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Call in your order ahead of time to reduce wait time and avoid parking issues.
The wait time if you call in is about 15 minutes.
They introduced a new menu.
Takeout-only spot shines with large portions and exceptional food quality. Special house fried rice is rich and properly cooked, never greasy. Atmosphere feels cold but has a welcoming vibe despite limited space.
Special house fried rice cooks well and stays not greasy. Options like vegetable, chicken, and plain fried rice come out rich and properly cooked.
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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.
Chicken wings restaurant offers a calm atmosphere with TVs and music, perfect for families. Chicken fried rice comes in generous portions and tastes better with sauce mixed in. Seating is comfortable, though parking is limited.
Generous portions come with the chicken fried rice, making it a filling side. The flavor gets a boost when sauce from other dishes mixes in, creating a tasty blend.
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The restaurant offers 30 different wing flavors to satisfy various tastes.
For a 10-piece order, 2 dipping cups should be included.
The prices were reasonable for the amount and variety of food.
Bright murals and a clean space create a welcoming vibe. Seafood fried rice shines with rich flavor and unique options like Voodoo Fried Rice. Freshly made food pairs well with R&B music for a relaxed, family-friendly feel.
Seafood fried rice stands out with rich, flavorful taste. The special fried rice and Voodoo Fried Rice offer unique, delicious options alongside pork and duck varieties.
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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.