Small dining space offers a great overlook but feels uncomfortable and unsettling inside. Atmosphere is friendly with a clean, new interior that lacks distinctiveness. Generous portions and reasonable prices make it a popular takeout option.
Crab Rangoon stands out with a well-cooked, delicious filling, though wrappers vary from thin to slightly overcooked. Hibachi dishes include chicken with lo mein and steak with vegetables and fried rice, but the chicken and lo mein sometimes suffer from sauce spillage affecting flavor.
Steak comes out tender and flavorful, cooked to the requested doneness like medium. Portions are generous and served hot, often paired with fresh vegetables and fried rice that stands out on its own.
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The prices are reasonable for the amount of food received.
The portions of meat, vegetables, and rice or noodles are generous.
The pickup process is quick and easy.
Small, bright space offers a calm, zen-like atmosphere with authentic Southern Chinese flavors. Customers customize noodle hot pots with fresh ingredients, creating a unique dining experience. The crowd is mostly Asian, adding to the genuinely authentic vibe.
Hot pot stands out with options like the #6 pickled pepper chicken, served with clear guidance on ingredients. Crab rangoon features generous filling, and dishes like hibachi and hot and sour soup offer solid flavors.
Hibachi steak stands out with its great portion size and rich flavor that surpasses traditional hibachi grills. The steak pairs well with hibachi chicken, offering a satisfying meal.
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The restaurant was very clean.
The prices were reasonable, with meals around $40 for two.
The portions are very large, making it a good value.
Rows of tables with built-in grills and hot pot warmers fill a spacious, well-lit interior decorated with food-themed accents. A self-serve sauce bar and private karaoke rooms add interactive and social elements to the lively atmosphere. Ventilation systems reduce smoke, keeping the air comfortable despite active grilling at each table.
Offers both hot pot and BBQ options, providing a solid introduction for newcomers to these styles. The experience combines interactive cooking with flavorful ingredients in a casual setting.
Unlimited ribeye and Angus steak come with dinner, alongside other meats and vegetables. Beef bulgogi and sirloin also feature, with fresh crab legs available on weekends.
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The restaurant has a two-hour table limit during busy hours.
Short ribs are only served after 3 pm on weekdays and all day on weekends.
Every soup broth is pork-based except for the chicken broth.
Restaurant offers clean, well-decorated interior with a calm and welcoming atmosphere. Guests enjoy fresh, authentic sushi and large portions of hibachi dishes. Cooking videos play on large TV screens, adding to the dining experience.
Crab Rangoon comes with a unique, perfect sauce and is not too sweet. The lo mein, rice, and shrimp stand out as well.
Steak comes out out of this world tender and pairs well in a high volume combo with shrimp, suitable for big eaters. Options include sharing a chicken and steak hibachi combo for variety.
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Expect longer wait times during peak dinner hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant closes at 9:30 PM, but may close earlier if business is slow.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Small space with only two tables and a fridge of bottled drinks creates a quick, casual vibe. Large portions and reasonably priced dishes attract those seeking filling meals. The spot focuses on takeout with a clean, simple setup and a menu offering more than just basic vegetables.
Crab Rangoons stand out as a popular and well-made item. Dumplings and shumai come in generous portions. Sesame chicken offers a solid choice, while vegetable lo mein has an unusual noodle flavor.
Steak hibachi comes with sauce, veggies, and rice. It tastes delicious but cooks on the rarer side.
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The restaurant is primarily a takeout spot for quick Chinese food.
The cost is around $30 for two people.
Hibachi Express serves large portions.
Cozy space with a quaint storefront and spotless interior creates a welcoming vibe. Generous portions and reasonable prices attract those seeking a quick, satisfying meal. Menu includes huge portions, sweet potato rolls, and steak hibachi alongside some sushi options.
Crab Rangoon stands out but tastes like it was fried in hair grease. Hibachi options include chicken, scallops, salmon, and egg rolls.
Steak comes grilled hibachi style, served with seasoned vegetables and often paired with fried rice. The steak is flavorful and commonly ordered alongside chicken or shrimp hibachi.
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The menu does not specify that the pizza contains pork.
Portion sizes are generous, making it a good value.
Prices are reasonable for the portion sizes offered.
Casual Japanese restaurant with a strip-mall vibe and clean interior. Atmosphere is relaxed, suitable for families with a Claw Machine for kids. Food offers large portions with some standout dishes like hibachi steak and crab Rangoon.
Crab Rangoon has a nice crackle and superb filling. The menu includes Orange Chicken, Lo Mein, and chicken fried rice, all prepared well.
Hibachi steak stands out with its freshness and well-seasoned flavor. It pairs well with shrimp fried rice and fresh vegetables that are not overcooked.
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Prices for most dishes are under $20, making it affordable.
Delivery is available, and food arrives warm with generous portions.
An automatic tip is added to the bill for takeout orders.
Asian fusion restaurant offers spacious, clean design with a peaceful patio and comfortable seating. Atmosphere stays quiet with low music, making conversation easy. Known for phenomenal sushi paired with excellent sake and cocktails.
Mapo tofu features a perfect balance of Szechuan peppercorns and sauce. Duck rolls and crab rangoons come out crispy and flavorful. Peking Duck is available by preorder and pairs well with hot and sour soup.
Hibachi Steak features prominently with options like teriyaki and bento boxes. Dishes include steak paired with pepper and onion, offering a solid, flavorful experience.
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Happy hour runs from 4-6pm daily with discounted appetizers and cocktails.
Reservations are recommended for weekend dinner service due to high demand.
Expect a wait time of 30-45 minutes during peak dinner hours.
Bright, clean space features a massive mural and cozy, modern decor with several comfortable tables. Atmosphere feels calm and welcoming, blending elegance with a casual vibe. Small size and distinctive design set it apart from typical Asian restaurants.
Steamed dumplings stand out with a light sauce that complements their flavor. Fried dumplings and other items like honey wings and Crab Rangoon add variety to the Chinese food offerings.
Steak comes out tender and cooked to perfection. The hibachi style pairs well with shrimp and fried rice, making for a quick and satisfying meal.
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They changed their menu to mostly sushi.
They no longer offered ramen.
There was an extra charge of $1.50 if I preferred noodles over rice.