Spacious restaurant with clean, bright design and thoughtful layout creates a calm, inviting atmosphere. K-pop music adds authentic energy while guests enjoy gloves provided for eating Korean fried chicken. The vibe balances homey comfort with lively, vibrant tones.
Bathrooms stay very clean with a fresh scent. A chair inside offers a spot to place things, but expect a waiting list to get in.
Seafood pancake blends Korean and Chinese styles with a crispy texture. Shrimp fried rice tastes fresh and flavorful. Wings and drums complement the seafood dishes well.
Good to know
Expect a wait time of less than 30 minutes for food orders.
A free salad is included with every meal.
The combo basket is priced at $25 and offers good value.
Spacious, modern interior combines minimalist design with green neon accents and bonsai displays. Atmosphere shifts from quiet and relaxing at lunch to lively and noisy in the evening. Small, Izakaya-style dishes and theatrical food presentations create an energetic dining experience.
Bathrooms stay very clean and well stocked with mouthwash, feminine products, and q-tips. Amenities like hair bands add a thoughtful touch.
Shrimp dishes stand out with the chili shrimp over egg offering a sweet, spicy kick and a perfectly cooked omelet underneath. Fried oysters come with a mentaiko egg mayo sauce, and the Ebi Mayo pairs shrimp with almonds for a unique flavor.
Good to know
Reservations at Hakata TonTon are highly recommended as they fill up fast.
It is suggested to arrive a bit early to avoid a long wait.
Expect small portions; you will need two dishes per person to be full.
Cozy space with soft Chinese folk music creates a welcoming and peaceful atmosphere. Handmade dumplings feature thin, chewy wrappers and fillings that balance flavor without excess oil. Casual, spotless setting suits quick meals with an authentic touch.
Bathrooms stay clean and well-maintained. Air conditioning in the bathroom can feel cold during winter.
Shrimp shines with a mix of spicy, vinegar, and soy sauce flavors. The three-delicacy shrimp dumplings stand out as a delicious choice.
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The restaurant is very clean and well-maintained.
Prices are affordable, with a total bill around $30 before tip.
The owners are having a soft opening tomorrow.
Spacious dining area with Asian decor featuring lanterns and a lion head on the wall creates a modern Chinatown vibe. The atmosphere is loud and lively due to popularity, making conversation challenging. Lazy Susan tables facilitate sharing dishes, enhancing the communal dining experience.
Bathrooms stay extremely clean and spacious. Restrooms rank as the nicest seen in similar spots.
Steamed river fish and whole red snapper in sweet and sour stand out for their precise cooking and flavor. Dishes like wonton shrimp and honey walnut shrimp add variety with their distinct textures and tastes.
Good to know
Prepare for a long wait during dinner time.
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
Cash payments warrant a 9% discount.
Spacious dining room with colorful artwork and traditional Latin elements creates a chill, welcoming vibe. Music is consistently spot-on, complementing the relaxed atmosphere. Drinks like sugarcane mojitos and frozen margaritas stand out alongside highly rated tacos.
Bathrooms vary between visits. Some are clean and well-maintained, while others have a very bad smell near the bathroom and outside.
Big juicy shrimp come in a shrimp cocktail with a rich sauce, buttery crackers, and fresh avocado. Fish and pork tacos offer a solid seafood option.
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Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with discounted drinks.
Lottery night happens every Thursday with fun prizes.
Free salsa dancing lessons are offered on Sundays at 3pm.
Modern decor and classic round tables with lazy Susan create an elegant and authentic setting. The atmosphere is lively and colorful, often crowded and noisy with families and groups. Offers late-night hours and karaoke for large groups, standing out among Chinatown dim sum spots.
Bathrooms sit in the basement and stay generally clean. No baby changing table is available.
Seafood here is very fresh with standout dishes like walnut shrimp and shrimp shu mai. Shrimp dumplings and shmai come packed with meat and good quality, making the seafood selection solid.
Good to know
Dim Sum Palace is open until 3am on Sunday nights.
The dim sum is available late at night until 3 AM.
A table would be ready in about 15-20 minutes during busy times.
Long, narrow space with tight seating creates a cozy, crowded atmosphere reminiscent of Hong Kong style cafes. The place fills up quickly and feels chaotic but authentic, attracting a mix of local Chinese diners. Use of paper dishware and casual setup emphasize a no-frills dining experience.
A cute sign in the bathroom says you look fine, adding a touch of humor. The space lacks a mirror and has a weak hand dryer.
Wontons stand out with huge, juicy shrimp fillings and very thin, silky wrappers. Fish balls are chewy and well seasoned with fresh chives, adding authentic flavor to the soup.
Good to know
Go at opening brunch/lunch to avoid lines.
Expect a longer wait for bigger groups and a shorter wait if eating alone or for a table of 2.
A thirty-minute time limit may apply during peak hours.
Modern banquet hall design blends with theater motifs and vintage family photos to create a trendy Hong Kong vibe. Bright lighting and a lively atmosphere mix with creative Chinese decor for a cool, hip dining experience. The space attracts groups seeking Cantonese seafood in a stylish, authentic setting.
Bathrooms feature clean black toilets and sinks with three private rooms. Designs stand out as interesting, though maintenance varies.
Seafood dishes come with Chinese flavors and some unique twists. The spot feels cool and casual for seafood lovers.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high demand for special occasions.
Customers should bring their own dessert as the restaurant does not offer any.
Portion sizes are small, so consider sharing dishes with your group.
Small dining space offers freshly made dishes with an inviting atmosphere despite a loud, crowded environment. Outlets near many tables provide convenience for charging devices. Decor reflects traditional Chinese culture in a clean, tidy setting.
Bathrooms stay clean and well-maintained. Toilets are impeccable and the overall service keeps restrooms tidy.
Shrimp dumplings and soup dumplings come packed with flavor. Salt and pepper shrimp and pork chops offer a good balance without any fishy smell. Lo mein and fried rice with shrimp stand out as well.
Good to know
The restaurant only accepts cash payments; no credit cards.
Expect to wait at least 30 minutes for a table on weekends.
A mandatory 20% service charge is added to your bill.
Outdoor patio offers a private, classic urban vibe with a cozy speakeasy-style indoor seating area featuring vintage decor and jazz music. Space feels small and intimate, with a dark, moody smoking room adding unique character. Evening energy is lively and loud, contrasting with the calm, secluded outdoor atmosphere.
Bathrooms feature a high-end heated toilet seat with an adjustable bidet. Spaces are spacious and clean, offering a comfortable experience.
Crispy fried shrimp comes with kimchi ranch dressing and spicy balsamic on a soft brioche bun. Avocado and fresh veggies add extra flavor and texture.
Good to know
Happy hour is from 5 PM to 8 PM.
You can have a brunch with K-POP songs.
The small glass of sweet corn latte costs $11 before tax and tips.
Neon signs and mahjong-themed decor create a lively, upbeat vibe with a modern, bright atmosphere. Canto pop music and period movies add to the immersive Hong Kong cultural experience. Seating fills quickly in the compact basement space, offering a cozy yet energetic setting.
A vintage refrigerator door serves as the bathroom entrance, creating a unique and playful touch. Inside, a Leslie Chueng poster adds a nostalgic vibe to the space.
Crispy, fried squid tentacles replace traditional curry fish balls in the Curry Squid Tentacles, offering a unique twist. The Tom Yum Goong Seafood Instant Noodle Soup and seafood noodle deliver solid seafood flavors throughout the menu.
Good to know
Expect long wait times, often over an hour, especially during peak hours.
Bring cash, as credit card payments incur a fee.
The restaurant is only open from 10 AM to 7 PM.
Large venue with old-school dim sum carts and shared tables creates a noisy, crowded atmosphere that feels authentic and lively. Decor remains unchanged since the 80s, giving a worn but familiar vibe. Space suits groups and family gatherings, with a big banquet room upstairs.
Restrooms stay clean and well-kept. Stacking plates signals the check when stepping away for a bathroom break.
Seafood dishes here are fresh and flavorful, with highlights like shrimp cheung fun that is soft and silky. Prices stay affordable, and service is prompt and friendly.
Good to know
Expect a small wait for the weekend brunch hours.
Be prepared to park in a lot just about 1 1/2 blocks away.
Arriving little after 11 AM is a good time to avoid long lines.
Brightly lit space with modern decor and cushiony booths creates a cozy, authentic vibe. Clean and comfortable environment suits casual dining with options like communal tables and bar stools. Atmosphere stays chill and inviting, avoiding tourist crowds.
Bathrooms stay clean and modern. Staff do not allow kids passing by to use the restroom.
Shrimp and pork fill the wontons, which have a satisfying crunch and delicate skins. The Shrimp Wonton Noodle Soup features good-sized wontons and stands out as a very good dish.
Good to know
Wonton Noodle closes early, so check their hours if you want to dine slowly.
The restaurant relocated to Pell Street, which is a 30-second walk away.
Expect a $3 tip added to your bill without consent on small orders.