Newly renovated space offers calming atmosphere with Chinese-style lighting and comfortable seating. Dumplings with thin skins and large fillings shine alongside authentic Sichuan dishes like spicy hot pot. Ideal for small gatherings, though noise rises during busy dinner hours.
Dumplings stand out with thin skins and large fillings, including crab meat and shrimp varieties. The menu offers authentic Sichuan dishes like pickled cabbage crispy fish and a spicy hot pot loaded with fresh vegetables, shrimp, and pork.
"You have to try the soup dumplings; they're amazing."
"You have to try the sauerkraut fish soup; it's authentic and spicy."
"The soup dumplings here are delicious Chinese food."
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The restaurant is accommodating to large parties, suitable for groups of 7 or more.
You can refill the rice noodles for free, making it a great value.
The dry hotpot is affordable and comes in a hefty amount.
Large space with stylish decor offers a calm atmosphere for groups. Enjoy all-you-can-eat hot pot with bases like coconut chicken and spicy coconut meat. Low prices and excellent service make it ideal for sharing food and chatting.
All-you-can-eat hot pot features multiple bases like coconut chicken and spicy with fresh coconut meat. The menu includes barbecue skewers, crawfish, and large grilled fish. Prices stay low while service remains excellent.
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The event costs $39.99 and includes three meals.
You can eat unlimited grilled fish at the event.
Expect low wait times compared to other hotpot places.
Chinese restaurant offers vegan mapo tofu with rich, spicy flavor and generous portions. Traditional Asian decor creates a warm atmosphere. Large menu includes vegetarian dishes at reasonable prices, making it a great spot for diverse tastes.
Vegan mapo tofu stands out with a rich, spicy flavor and costs $7.50. Other notable dishes include special lo mein, orange chicken, sweet and sour vegetables, and wonton soup.
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The price for vegan mapo tofu and soup is $7.50.
Everything on the menu is vegan.
The portions are quite generous.
Dim sum shines with crab soup dumplings and braised beef noodle soup served fresh. Cozy vintage decor and soft jazz create a calming atmosphere. Outdoor seating welcomes a relaxed crowd for a perfect blend of food and vibe.
Dim sum comes a la carte with options like crab soup dumplings, pork shu mai, and duck dumplings served hot and fresh. Braised beef noodle soup and sautéed greens add variety, while pineapple iced tea complements the meal.
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The restaurant has live music most nights starting around 7pm.
The prices are expensive, with dishes like roasted pork chop costing almost $20.
There was no wait to sit on a Sunday afternoon.
Spacious seating and simple Chinese decor create a modern, welcoming atmosphere. Fish dishes shine with fiery Sichuan-style broth and a tingling peppercorn kick. Bright lighting and an open kitchen add to the fresh, clean dining experience.
Fish dishes come in a rich, fiery Sichuan-style broth loaded with dried chilies, garlic, and numbing peppercorns. The Green Szechuan Pepper Basa fish offers a hot but balanced heat that builds with every bite and leaves a tingling sensation.
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The restaurant offers free rice refills with every meal.
Prices are very reasonable, with meals around $20 including tax.
Generous portion sizes make it a great value for money.
Modern Chinese spot shines with Sichuan pepper heat and fresh fish bowls like tomato fish. Bright lights and a vibrant atmosphere make it lively but loud. Free rice and boiled peanuts add a casual dining touch.
Dishes deliver a strong Sichuan pepper flavor with a numbing heat and balanced spiciness. Fish bowls like tomato fish and spicy cabbage fish feature fresh fish fillets and fermented cabbage for a perfect sourness.
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The prices at Young Fish 每味鱼 are reasonable for the portion sizes.
Expect large portions; come hungry to enjoy the meal fully.
You can choose the spicy level of the dishes to suit your taste.
Modern Cantonese spot shines with Peking duck and authentic dishes like congee and claypot rice. Minimalistic design creates a cozy, chill atmosphere that feels open despite tight seating. Stylish yet comfortable, it suits diners seeking a relaxed, refined setting.
Peking duck stands out as a highlight, praised for its flavor. The menu features a wide range of authentic Cantonese dishes including congee, rice roll, wonton soup, dumplings, and beef chow fun. Claypot rice and noodle dishes also offer a satisfying taste of traditional Cantonese cuisine.
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Tipping is compulsory when dining in.
The kitchen opens at 11am, but the chef doesn't arrive until 11am.
The portions are very large.
Private booths with curtains offer cozy privacy while enjoying all-you-can-eat seafood hot pot with fresh ingredients. Spacious layout includes karaoke rooms for fun and dining combined. Attentive service and clean space make it great for groups and splurges.
Offers an all-you-can-eat seafood hot pot with fresh ingredients and a self-service option. The service is attentive, making it a solid spot for group dining and splurges.
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The buffet has a two-hour limit for dining.
You should join the waitlist a little before you want to have dinner.
All-you-can-eat King Crab is available on two special days each week.
Large, clean space with comfortable booths offers a relaxed vibe. Soup dumplings and Guihua duck noodle soup deliver authentic Chinese flavors. Self-service stations keep things quick and easy during busy midday hours.
Soup dumplings stand out as a delicious and affordable choice. Other dishes like potstickers, rice, stew, and Guihua duck noodle soup with tender duck meat offer good variety and flavor.
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There is a minimum card payment of $15.
You can get Xiao Long Bao for free if you spend over 20 yuan.
Adding soup costs 3 yuan extra.
Hole-in-the-wall spot serves handmade dumplings and wonton soup with fresh, balanced flavors. Small, simple space fills with locals enjoying authentic Shaxian noodles and peanut noodles. Casual vibe and economical prices make it great for a straightforward, tasty meal.
Handmade fresh dumplings are larger than typical Chinatown ones and made right in front of you. The wonton soup is light and bouncy, considered a must-try, while the peanut noodles and chive dumplings offer juicy, balanced flavors without overpowering chives.
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Customers need to order and pay when they first walk in.
Eat-in customers are given priority over take-out customers.
Customers may have to share seats when the restaurant gets crowded.
Small, clean spot offers a chill vibe with affordable dumplings that locals love. Juicy, flavorful fillings come in steamed, boiled, and pan-fried styles. Limited seating means occasional waits but keeps quality authentic and prices low.
Dumplings stand out with juicy, flavorful fillings and crispy skin. Options include steamed, boiled, and pan-fried varieties like pork and chive, all at an affordable price.
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You get 8 giant pieces for only $3.
Food is made while you wait.
The long wait is understandable due to the limited staff.
Small, hidden spot serves authentic hand-pulled noodles and lamb skewers at affordable prices. Quiet, friendly vibe with clean, casual setting. Portions are small and utensils basic, but dishes like beef noodle soup and dumplings shine.
Affordable and tasty hand pulled noodles stand out alongside lamb and dumplings and a large plate of chicken, ramen, and Sichuan jelly. The spicy hot pot proves unpalatable and hard to describe.
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Call their phone directly for pickup orders to get a cheaper price than apps.
The price of the soup is around $10, which is reasonable.
You don’t need to worry about tipping for takeout.
Industrial style meets Cantonese flavors with fresh meats like whole roast pig and Peking duck. High ceilings and a beautiful bar counter create a cozy vibe. Live sea creatures and selfie spots add fun, while a banging DJ keeps energy lively.
Cantonese style shines with fresh ingredients and well-prepared meat dishes like whole roast pig, Peking duck, pork chop, and chicken. Sweet and sour pork ribs come with ice cubes on the side.
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Reservations are not required but recommended during peak dining hours.
Expect a casual dining atmosphere with a focus on seafood dishes.
Takeout is available for those who prefer dining at home.
Tiny spot offers affordable dumplings with thin, crispy skins and savory pork filling. Cozy, calm vibe with soft music makes it a homey place to enjoy simple eats. Small seating area keeps it intimate and unpretentious.
Pan-fried dumplings come with thin, crispy skins and flavorful pork and leek fillings. Plates of six or eight dumplings cost around $2.50 to $4, making them an affordable and filling choice.
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You can get 10 pan fried dumplings for $4.
Everything on the menu is under $10.
You need to bring cash.
Offers fresh, crunchy wings and delicious dumplings with vegan options like sesame chicken and lo mein. Prices stay reasonable, making it a solid choice for Chinese food lovers. Atmosphere is quiet, perfect for peaceful pickups without crowds or noise.
Dumplings stand out with options like steamed shrimp and fried pork, even tasting good when soggy. The menu includes vegan sesame chicken, lo mein, wonton soup, and chicken and dumplings, all served in modest portions.
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They don't take card; cash only for all orders.
The prices are reasonable, making it a budget-friendly option.
Delivery is fast, ensuring quick service for takeout.
Small private rooms offer a cozy atmosphere perfect for groups and dates. Fresh seafood like mantis shrimp and lobster shines in the all-you-can-eat hot pot, featuring Sichuan peppercorn and live frog legs. Nearby karaoke adds a lively touch to the experience.
All you can eat hot pot features fresh ingredients and a variety of options like pickled pepper and Sichuan peppercorn live frog legs. Staff frequently add water to the pot to keep it going.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times during peak hours.
The restaurant offers all-you-can-eat options with a variety of seafood.
Expect a wait time of around five minutes for a table during off-peak hours.
Cozy tea house offers delicious dumplings and calm atmosphere away from busy spots. Eclectic decor and a homey vibe create a comfortable space for dates and family. Kids enjoy the mini karaoke and animated shows on screens.
Calm and cute atmosphere offers a break from crowded dim sum spots. Staff speak English, Mandarin, and Cantonese. Enjoy delicious dumplings, dim sum, and boba alongside excellent drinks.
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This place is cash only; paying cash avoids the electronic service fee.
The space is small, so call ahead to ensure a table is available.
Customers should either order ahead or be patient due to limited staff.
Large banquet room shines with crystal chandeliers and exquisite murals. Classic dim sum carts bring authentic Cantonese flavors and lively crowds early on. Private underground VIP rooms offer a quiet, upscale dining option.
Classic and affordable dim sum satisfies cravings with authentic Cantonese flavors. The menu includes duck, rice, and noodle dishes served with good service even near closing time.
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Expect large crowds on weekends between 11am-2pm.
You can sing karaoke after dinner.
They can host events and parties.
Chinese restaurant serves sweet and sour chicken with rice and offers generous portions at affordable prices. Fast service and a clean, casual atmosphere make it ideal for quick meals. Dumplings take longer but overall, it provides good value.
Meals often include boneless or sweet and sour chicken served with rice. General Tso chicken and chicken wings come with fries. Dumplings take about half an hour to arrive.
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The total cost for the lunch special combo is $13.53 including tax on a credit card.
Customers get a bang for the buck as the restaurant fills the container to the top.
The wait time for dumplings was half an hour.
Sichuan-style hot pot shines with spicy tomato broth and pork dumplings bursting with soup. Lively outdoor seating suits casual groups. Menus are clear, and affordable Malatang offers non-spicy options for all tastes.
Spicy hot pot features a strong tomato flavor with a sour and sweet taste. Dumplings have flavorful pork and soup inside.
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Collect nine chapters to receive a free Malatang.
A 10% discount is available for students with a valid ID.
Parking can be challenging near the restaurant.
Spacious interiors and buffet stations create a lively, casual vibe with some smokiness. Korean BBQ shines with great meat quality, while hot pot offers fresh seafood and flavorful broths. Guests enjoy solid value and often pair meals with soju for a full experience.
Hot pot and BBQ come together at a reasonable price with great meat quality. The BBQ tends to stand out more than the hot pot, but both offer solid value for an all-you-can-eat experience.
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You eat for free on your birthday if you bring your I.D.
If it’s your birthday, you eat free and get serenaded by a mascot.
You have to make a reservation on weekends, otherwise you have to wait at least an hour for a table.
Modern decor and spacious booth seating create a cozy vibe. Enjoy a $10 unlimited buffet with king crab and raw oysters. Service is clear and friendly, with handy coat bags to keep smells away.
Offers a $10 unlimited buffet with king crab and raw oysters. Service is consistently good with clear pricing and transparent charges. Tables have bags for coats to keep them free from hot pot smells.
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Free king crab is available for tables of 4 as a promotion.
The regular seafood buffet costs $33.95, while the premium buffet is $48.99 for lunch.
You get half price for the top tier on your birthday with at least 3 adults.
Small sit-in area buzzes with lively energy and a hanging roasted pig view. Authentic Cantonese congee and flawless roasted meats like char siu shine here. Affordable prices and large portions make it a great spot for traditional flavors in a bustling setting.
Traditional Cantonese congee stands out here, served alongside flawless roasted meats like char siu, duck, and soy sauce chicken. The congee and BBQ items stay true to authentic flavors and are consistently top-notch.
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Call ahead to place your order to avoid the lines.
The portion sizes are large for the price.
They have a very small sit-in area and it is self-serve.
Small space with a home vibe offers huge portions in cute buckets. Known for fresh soup and stir fried frog hot pot, it serves a wide variety of traditional Chinese dishes. Great value and charming decor make it a popular spot.
Stir fried frog hot pot stands out with its rich flavors. The menu offers a wide variety including sweet and sour pork, blue crab over sticky rice, and clam tofu soup. Cantonese milk pudding is available but less remarkable.
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You need to order and pay up front.
The grand opening combo comes with a main dish, soup, and milk custard for less than $15.
The braised tofu stew combo costs $4.98.
Traditional Chinese setup with wood round tables and crystal lamps creates a calm, dim space. Hot and sour dumplings offer a strong sour and spicy kick. Authentic crossing bridge noodles use fresh ingredients for a unique, no-frills dining experience.
Hot and sour dumplings stand out with a strong sour and spicy kick. Dishes like pork intestine noodles and zhajiang mi xian without soup add variety with rich flavors and textures.
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On a Friday night at 6pm, there is no need to wait.
Tipping is required for service.
The restaurant has a C health rating.
Large space with upstairs and basement suits groups of all sizes. Hot pot offers all-you-can-eat value with fresh herbs and seafood. Sauce bar lets you create custom blends while karaoke and nostalgic decor add lively atmosphere.
Hot pot here offers great value with an all-you-can-eat option around $30 per person. Ingredients include fresh herbs, seafood, and tofu skin, delivering a flavorful and satisfying experience.
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Birthday celebrations allow the birthday person to eat for free.
This is an AYCE (All You Can Eat) restaurant.
There is a 2-hour eating time limit for diners.
Hidden entrance leads to a quiet, zen-like atmosphere with Buddhist music and incense. Vegan Chinese dishes like sesame chicken and general Tso's beef shine alongside classic soups and dumplings. Spacious, clean space fits large groups comfortably for peaceful dining.
Vegan options like sesame chicken and general Tso's beef stand out alongside classic dishes. Soups, dumplings, and Hunan-style sautéed string beans with fermented beans offer solid variety.
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The special lunch combo is available between 11 am and 3:30 pm for $8.50.
The restaurant is cash only, so bring cash for your meal.
The restaurant closes at 8:30 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Run-down interior hides excellent food with an A rating. Service targets takeout with smaller portions and rising prices. General Tso's chicken shines with bold flavor, while lunch specials like Hunan chicken with rice offer solid, classic choices.
General Tso's chicken stands out with its bold flavor. Lunch specials include Hunan chicken with rice, offering a solid, classic choice.
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The restaurant mainly offers takeout.
The restaurant has an A rating for cleanliness.
Delivery takes about 40 minutes for nearby locations.
Staff make fresh dumplings on the spot in a clean, self-service setting. Unique Shaxian-style wontons and soups offer a distinct taste. Menu highlights include steamed dumplings and peanut noodles, all served fast and affordably.
Steamed dumplings stand out with their delicious flavor and come in frozen bags for take-home. The menu also features pan-fried dumplings paired with wonton soup and peanut noodles as notable dishes.
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The restaurant closes at midnight.
They open until 11:30 PM.
The restaurant is a self-service restaurant.