Small, unrenovated spot with one table and two chairs feels like a vault and operates as cash and to-go only. Atmosphere is low-energy and takeout-focused, with many people hanging out and vaping nearby. Known for best wings and fried chicken gizzards in the area, offering generous portions at reasonable prices.
Ribs with fried rice and egg drop soup stand out alongside Sesame chicken and General Tso chicken. Egg rolls, wings, and lo mein add solid variety, with lunch combos pairing Sesame chicken and wonton soup.
Fried chicken gizzards come well seasoned and crunchy with a generous portion. Fried chicken wings appear often on the menu, though the chicken can be a bit oily.
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They only accept cash, so be prepared with cash on hand.
Chang He Chinese Kitchen is takeout only with no dining area.
Prices are reasonable, with most items costing less than $20.
Spacious restaurant with butcher block bar table and large TVs showing sports creates a chill vibe. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming with a sweet smell in the air. Seating includes stools, offering a casual and clean environment.
Dumplings stand out with a juicy burst when bitten. The menu also features fried chicken paired with ramen, making these items the main highlights.
Crispy fried chicken with a juicy inside comes coated in a sweet and spicy sauce. The halal Korean fried chicken offers a variety of flavorful sauces and authentic taste.
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The restaurant specializes in halal Korean fried chicken.
The food offers great value with generous portions at reasonable prices.
The ordering process is easy and straightforward.
Hole-in-the-wall Chinese restaurant with a cozy, authentic vibe and traditional decor. Atmosphere stays quiet and calm, attracting mostly college-age Asian students during lunch. Offers simple, no-frills dining with dishes like dumplings and noodle soup served quickly and affordably.
Dumplings stand out as all handmade and a must-try. The dan dan noodles offer a flavorful, not too spicy option. Other highlights include spicy wonton soup and authentic pan fried pork buns.
Fried chicken comes out really crispy and pairs well with dishes like Chinese broccoli and Dan Dan noodles. It arrives without a dipping sauce, so it’s served plain.
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Nana Noodle House is BYOB.
It's cash only.
The waiting time for pick-up is only 2 minutes.
Spacious interior with old-style decoration and tablecloth-covered tables creates a clean, authentic Chinese dining environment. The atmosphere is lively with typical red plastic cups, hot tea, and occasional background noise from a TV and kitchen beeping. Known for authentic Sichuan and Hunan cuisine, it attracts those seeking genuine spicy Chinese dishes.
Authentic Sichuan and Hunan dishes stand out with bold flavors and fresh hot red peppers, especially in the spicy mapo tofu. The scallion pancakes and dim sum, like the piggy bun, add tasty variety to the menu.
Chongqing Style Fried Chicken stands out with its bold flavors. It pairs well with dishes like cumin lamb and spicy ribeye in pumpkin sauce.
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Parking is located behind the restaurant with plenty of space available.
The main entrance is also at the back of the restaurant.
Food costs over 10 dollars per container.
Restaurant offers affordable prices and a clean, peaceful atmosphere with a friendly environment. Popularity causes long wait times, so ordering ahead is common. Chicken dishes stand out for being crispy and fresh.
Sesame chicken and General Tso's chicken stand out as flavorful options. Dumplings and egg rolls offer a tasty twist on classic sides. Lo mein and chicken with broccoli provide solid, satisfying dishes.
Wings come with a lemon pepper flavor and a very crispy texture. The fried chicken stays juicy and flavorful inside while crisp outside.
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Expect a wait time of 40 minutes due to recent popularity.
Pre-ordering is advised to avoid long wait times.
Prices are very affordable, making it a great option for students.
Spacious restaurant with a modern yet traditional Chinese aesthetic offers a comfortable and clean environment. Energy varies from quiet to lively, especially near private rooms with karaoke and large parties. Features include a Spin to Win wheel and tableside Peking Duck carving, creating a distinct dining experience.
Peking duck features crispy skin and tender meat served traditionally. Authentic Sichuan and Hunan dishes offer balanced spice and depth, including mapo tofu and soup dumplings at ideal temperatures.
Chongqing style fried chicken stands out with bold flavors and crisp texture. The air-fried chicken offers a lighter yet flavorful option, cooked just right alongside the sea bass.
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They are currently offering a rotating food cart promotion.
All ordering is done via phone after scanning a QR code.
There was free parking available.
Small, semi-outdoor dining area features mismatched chairs and casual setup that creates an inviting, cozy vibe. Atmosphere blends traditional Korean eatery feel with a clean, friendly environment. Energy stays calm and relaxed, suited for enjoying Korean fried chicken in a quiet space.
Pork dumplings stand out with their perfect cooking and a special sauce that creates an explosion of flavor. These dumplings are very delicious and should not be overlooked.
Boneless fried chicken comes in five flavors and stays hot and crispy. Korean-style fried chicken here is perfectly crispy and uses organic ingredients.
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Parking is limited in the shared lot, making it difficult to find a spot.
The restaurant has no visible halal certification, only verbal claims of halal chicken.
Expect to pay extra for additional sauce on your chicken.
Family-run Chinese restaurant with rustic ambience and dated furniture offers a familiar, budget-friendly vibe. The kitchen operates with careful, loving cooking and serves notable dishes like crab rangoon and steamed dumplings. The atmosphere feels cozy but may not enhance the dining experience.
Crab Rangoon stands out as a highlight, often described as the best ever tasted. Steamed dumplings offer a homemade flavor and pair well with classic dishes like General Tso's chicken and fried rice.
Fried chicken wings stand out with their delicious flavor. The fried chicken overall is pretty good and worth trying.
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Reservations are recommended for takeout orders to ensure food is ready on time.
The minimum order for takeout is $10.
Expect reasonable wait times for takeout, especially during peak hours.
Modern design with high ceilings and a glass wall creates a bright, airy space. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming, perfect for relaxed dining. Seating includes cozy areas and a group room, supporting both intimate and larger gatherings.
Peking duck stands out as a highlight, often ordered ahead and praised for its flavor. The menu features Szechuan and Chongqing dishes like dan dan noodles, braised pork, and sauteed frog, offering authentic regional tastes.
Crispy, boneless chunks of dark meat stand out with Chongqing style seasoning. The fried chicken stays light and not greasy, paired well with a green pepper hot sauce.
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Reservations are required for the roasted duck dish.
The restaurant is BYOB, so bring your favorite drinks.
Street parking is available and free near the restaurant.
Halal Chinese restaurant offers halal sushi and flavorful chicken dishes with fair prices and large portions. Seating is limited, making it better suited for takeout or delivery within 15 miles. Food arrives hot and fresh, with standout items like spicy ramen and dynamite sushi roll.
General Tso chicken and hot and sour soup stand out with good flavor. Lo mein and fried rice taste fine but come in small portions. Sesame chicken is okay, while sweet and sour chicken tends to be over-fried.
Fried chicken here has a crispy texture and a satisfying flavor. It stands out among other dishes like General Tao chicken and sushi.
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Ordering directly from the restaurant is more budget-friendly without compromising on quality.
The restaurant has limited seating, making it better suited for takeout.
They offer specials and discounts.
Spacious restaurant with authentic Hong Kong-style decor and a nostalgic, vibrant atmosphere. Lighting is warm and the environment feels cozy and relaxed. Claw machines add a playful touch that appeals to families.
Hot pot noodles come with plentiful ingredients and tender beef slices. Dishes blend authentic HK and Cantonese style with both traditional and modern flavors. Char siu, scrambled egg rice, and seafood hot pot stand out as delicious options.
Deep fried chicken leg stands out with its crispy exterior and juicy inside. It pairs well with rice and black pepper sauce for a satisfying meal.
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There are two handicap parking spots right in front of the restaurant.
Wow Cafe offers a 10% discount for paying cash.
They provide a free drink if you review them on Google or Xiaohongshu.
Chinese restaurant with a family-like atmosphere and fast delivery that keeps food hot. Offers lunch specials and is known for crispy fried chicken wings and General Tso's chicken. Food quality varies, with some dishes tasting premade or needing seasoning.
General Tso chicken stands out with a rich flavor. The menu also features kung pao chicken and lighter options like moo shu pork.
Wings come out fresh and crispy every time. Breaded fried chicken patties have a premade Sysco taste in the Lemon Chicken.
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Lunch specials are available from Monday to Saturday.
Delivery service is fast and food arrives hot.
Great deals are offered on lunch specials.
Korean restaurant offers cozy atmosphere with warm, welcoming vibes suitable for families, groups, or casual dates. It features authentic Korean Chinese dishes like jjajangmyeon and seafood noodles made in-house. Lunch specials provide affordable prices with generous portions.
Sweet and sour pork stands out with its crispy and light texture and perfect balance of flavors. Dumplings impress with their large size and exceptional taste, surpassing typical expectations.
Stir-fried chicken in hot sauce stands out with its lajogi style. Fried chicken comes in a spicy, garlicky, and vinegary sauce called kkanpunggi and a spicy version known as 깐풍기.
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Lunch orders should be placed before 3:00 PM for timely service.
The restaurant offers affordable lunch specials on weekdays, excluding holidays.
Parking is available in two lots in front and one in the back, but it can be limited.
Small dining space combines clean, modern design with natural light and dope lamp fixtures. Atmosphere stays cozy and quiet with occasional live music adding warmth. Authentic Sichuan cuisine draws those who enjoy spicy, flavorful dishes.
Dishes feature authentic Sichuan flavors with bold, spicy, and numbing spices. Signature items like Mapo Tofu and Kung Pao Chicken stand out for their perfect seasoning and true regional taste.
Spicy fried chicken features Sichuan peppers and dry chili for a very spicy and flavorful kick. The dry chili fried chicken stands out as a distinctive spicy dish.
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The restaurant is BYOB, so bring your favorite drinks.
Expect a 20-minute wait for a table on weekday evenings.
Vegetarian options are available, despite many non-vegetarian choices.
Chinese restaurant offers clean environment with good parking options including a back entrance for quick pickup. Food features fresh, juicy chicken dishes and flavorful soups with generous portions. Atmosphere feels consistent and reliable, attracting those seeking traditional oriental cuisine.
Broth in the wonton soups stands out as flavorful and filling, with the small soup offering three wontons and including roast pork and scallions. Dishes like sesame chicken, general Tso chicken, shrimp with lobster sauce, and egg foo young come across as solid and tasty options.
Extra crispy wings come cut and seasoned perfectly inside and out. Fried chicken tastes fresh and juicy, with dishes like fried chicken wings and teriyaki chicken showing consistent quality.
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Parking is available in the front and back, with quick access for pickups.
The restaurant accepts DoorDash for convenient delivery options.
Prices are reasonable, making it a good value for traditional Chinese food.
Dining space resembles a 1970's Taipei restaurant with quaint old style ambiance and spacious seating. Atmosphere feels authentic and lively, blending cozy comfort with a bit of noise. Regulars come for genuine Taiwanese cuisine crafted by an experienced chef using organic ingredients.
Hot and sour soup stands out as a highlight, served fresh and hot. Dishes like Taiwanese shrimp rolls, General Tso's chicken, and Taiwanese sausage fried rice showcase a range of flavors and textures.
Fried chicken comes with the bones on and tastes like the style from Taiwan. Wings can be overfried and sometimes feel like they have been sitting out too long.
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A public parking garage is available one block away, costing $2 for 1 hour.
Street parking is available but can be hard to find during peak hours.
Prices are very reasonable, with a total of $20 per person for a group of four.
Takeout spot with family-owned charm and affordable prices offers large portions and fresh fried chicken wings. Atmosphere is casual and practical, focusing on quick service without dine-in options. Popular for late-night orders with pick-up and delivery available.
Wonton soup tastes fresh and well-made. Steamed dumplings rank among the best. General Tso Chicken and sesame chicken appear frequently but can vary in quality, with some deliveries showing dry rice and incorrect dishes.
Teriyaki Fried Chicken Wings stand out with rich flavor and crispy texture. The wings overall are delicious and a highlight alongside other dishes like sesame chicken.
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They are closed on Mondays.
The restaurant offers pick-up or delivery options.
The menu is priced fairly.