Chinese restaurant offers authentic Sichuan fish soup and sauerkraut fish with tender, fresh fillets. Space feels clean and cozy but can be tight for larger groups. Atmosphere stays lively and welcoming with unique music selections enhancing the vibe.
Soups feature tender fish in rich, flavorful broths with options like spicy Sichuan and pickled Chinese sauerkraut varieties. Portions are generous and sides complement the hearty, comforting dishes.
Spicy Sichuan broth offers an authentic hot pot experience with a nice numbing feel. Fresh ingredients and well-cooked meats like beef and fish make the dishes flavorful and satisfying.
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Expect a wait of about 40 minutes during peak hours.
Rice costs an additional $1.50 and is not included with meals.
The small portion size can easily feed 3 or 4 people.
Food truck offers authentic northern Chinese flavors with handmade noodles and savory dumplings. Atmosphere is casual and fast-paced, with no seating and cash or Zelle payments only. Portions are generous and prices affordable, making it a standout for authentic Chinese street food in the area.
Beef noodle soup stands out with its rich flavor and well-separated noodles that stay firm instead of soaking in the broth. Dumplings and won ton soup also come highly recommended alongside the soup.
Dumplings and liang pi stand out as must-order dishes with consistent praise. Hand pulled noodles and chow mein offer authentic flavors that remind of traditional Chinese cooking.
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This is a food truck, so there is no seating available.
Chef Hong charges $10 for wonton soup.
Chef Hong accepts only cash payments.
Small Asian restaurant with semi-open kitchen and red lanterns creates a cozy, ambient vibe. Music stays chill, matching the warm, modern décor that feels welcoming and relaxing. Space suits pairs or solo diners, though tables are tight for larger groups.
Spicy beef noodle soup stands out with its tender beef, well-textured noodles, and a super delicious broth. Wonton soup and soup dumplings also offer solid, flavorful options.
Dumplings stand out with crispy skins and juicy fillings, especially the soup and chili-oil varieties. Noodles like the Wandou and Dan Dan offer chewy textures and bold flavors with Szechuan peppercorns and chili oil. The wonton and beef noodle soups deliver rich, intense broths.
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Parking can be challenging over the weekends, often requiring a walk of about a block.
Expect to wait 10-15 minutes for a table during busy hours.
They close at 9:30 PM, so plan to arrive earlier.
Small, cozy restaurant offers authentic Chinese noodles with a warm, casual atmosphere and calm music. The space feels like a hidden gem with a relaxed vibe suitable for quick lunches or casual dinners.
Beef and pork noodle soups feature tender meat and a flavorful broth with a strong vinegar note. Spices balance well, offering a mala Chinese style that is savory without overwhelming heat.
Large, plump dumplings and Sichuan style noodles stand out here. The Dan Dan noodles and Szechuan Pepper Beef Noodles bring authentic spice and fragrance to the table.
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The meal cost only $9.99.
They have vegetarian and pescatarian options.
Parking is inconvenient.
Glass window reveals handmade dumplings crafted by chefs, creating an engaging focal point. Bright, clean interior combines cozy seating with a relaxed atmosphere and lively music. Space balances casual dining with a welcoming vibe, attracting those seeking authentic Chinese flavors.
Wonton Soup stands out with its high quality and rich flavor. Beef noodle soups feature tender meat and come in clear or braised styles. Soup dumplings arrive fresh and hot, making them a notable choice.
Soup dumplings are juicy and highly recommended along with potstickers and the onion pancake. The Wonton Soup stands out for its quality and flavor.
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The dumplings are made fresh in a glass-enclosed preparation room.
Expect busy times during lunch and dinner; reservations are not required.
Parking is available in the shopping center but can fill up quickly.
Large open dining room fills with lively noise when busy, creating a bustling atmosphere. Warm and welcoming vibe pairs with friendly environment and authentic northern Chinese food. Tables offer chili oil and black vinegar, enhancing the dining experience.
Soups feature plump, juicy soup dumplings and a spicy braised beef noodle soup with slow-cooked beef and homage noodles. Wonton soup comes in a large serving and pairs well with a variety of dumplings including pork, beef, shrimp, and vegetable fillings.
Soup dumplings stand out with fillings like shrimp and pork, and beef and onion. Options include steamed, boiled, fried, and soup dumplings with varied fillings such as pork, beef, shrimp, and vegetables, all made to order and consistently tasty.
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Parking is difficult to find and can be a hassle.
Expect a 30-minute wait for a table for two.
You can order using a QR code or with waiters.
Dive bar with intimate setting and hidden culinary experience offers complex Asian cuisine prepared by a dedicated chef. Atmosphere shifts from relaxed dining to a lively bar with loud music and energetic crowds. Outdoor patio features live music and is dog friendly.
Miso soup offers a refreshingly flavorful taste but can sometimes be served cold. It pairs well with dishes like Boneless Chicken Karaage and edamame.
Crab rangoon stands out as exceptionally good here. Dumplings, bao buns, and pork belly egg rolls offer solid variety, while General T chicken and sesame chicken come with a perfectly crunchy texture and rich sauce.
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Happy hour-like dinner with live music occurs on Wednesday evenings.
The restaurant offers generous portion sizes for the price.
You can eat in or take food to-go.
Bright and stylish Asian restaurant with a modern, clean atmosphere and casual, relaxed vibe. Offers ceramic tableware instead of plastics and serves unbeatable prices and portions. Popular for authentic bento boxes and noodles with balanced seasoning.
The hot and sour soup stands out with its spicy punch and unique flavor, stronger than most local spots. Wonton and egg drop soups offer balanced seasoning and solid flavor profiles.
Hot and sour soup stands out with its spicy punch and unique flavor. Dishes like sesame chicken, Mongolian beef, and chicken chow mein offer good seasoning and balance, paired well with fried rice and egg drop soup.
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The restaurant is part of a shopping strip with a large shared parking lot.
The Bento box offers a large amount of food at a good value.
The lunch special, priced at $12.99, includes soup, fried rice, and an entree.
Food truck with small outdoor seating next to a gas station offers a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. The space includes picnic benches with shade and two intimate tables by the side. The vibe is comfortable and casual, with a quiet setting when not busy.
Manchurian soup offers a flavorful experience. Chicken noodle soup provides a classic, comforting option.
Chow mein comes in both vegetable and chicken versions, both highly praised. Momos appear in several styles like jhol, chili, and vegetable, each offering distinct flavors. Mushroom fried rice and samosas add variety to the menu.
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The restaurant is open until 2am for late-night dining.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Prices for main dishes range from $12 to $16.
Small, cozy space with open kitchen and old-style architecture creates a homey atmosphere. Affordable prices and generous portions attract families and casual diners. Known for authentic Chinese cuisine with standout dishes like fried duck and hot and sour soup.
Hot and sour soup stands out with its bold flavors. Cantonese Wonton soup offers a unique twist, while egg drop soup delivers a deliciously different taste.
Hot and sour soup stands out with a sharp, balanced flavor. Crab rangoons have a unique vented corner to keep them crisp. Sesame chicken and General Tso's chicken offer rich, comforting tastes that get noticed at gatherings.
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The dinner menu is priced around $13-15 and includes rice, an egg roll, soup, and a main dish.
Lunch specials offer generous portions at affordable prices.
The restaurant is family friendly and ADA compliant.
Robot servers deliver food and interact with diners in a space decorated with Transformer and bumblebee sculptures. Lighting enhances a warm, welcoming atmosphere that feels lively despite some areas being less inviting. The vibe mixes unique decor with a casual, energetic dining experience.
Miso soup stands out as a delicious option here. Soups come alongside a variety of dishes like noodles and seafood, making them a solid part of the meal.
Crab Rangoon stands out as a signature dish, often described as the best. Other notable items include miso soup and a variety of desserts like red bean ice cream and Oreo treats.
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Happy hour runs from 2 pm to 8 pm with $3 sakes.
The all-you-can-eat lunch special costs $24.95.
Dinner costs $38 for all-you-can-eat sushi, including nigiri and sashimi.
Dim sum restaurant with spacious seating and an open kitchen offers a welcoming, comfortable atmosphere with a chill vibe. Tables have generous spacing, allowing easy movement without crowding. Techno music plays softly, and ordering via phone is available.
Soups include hot and sour, egg drop, and wonton varieties. Pork rice soup and ma po tofu add variety. The soups are flavorful and pair well with other dishes.
Dim sum features Har Gow, Shu Mai, and Shrimp Rice Noodle Rolls with reliable quality. The Black Bean Ribs and Peking duck stand out as well. Ordering by phone is an option instead of carts.
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A mandatory 15% tip is automatically added to your bill.
The restaurant has a convenient app for ordering food.
Expect higher prices compared to other Chinese restaurants in Austin.
Small, cozy space resembling a mobile home with limited seating and a kiosk for ordering. Atmosphere is low key and comfortable, suitable for casual dining rather than special occasions. Known for authentic Sichuan cuisine and spicy dishes, it attracts those seeking genuine flavors near campus.
Egg drop soup comes half filled with corn kernels and is served hot. Hot and sour soup rates highly for flavor. Beef soup features tender noodles and arrives boiling hot.
Authentic Sichuan cuisine shines with dishes like Dandan noodles offering a good numb and spicy kick. Steamed dumplings and sesame chicken stand out, while fried dumplings are less impressive.
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The restaurant has parking available.
The seating is limited, so consider take-out.
Portions are generous, and prices are student-friendly.
Bright lighting and an aquarium greet diners in a quiet, unassuming space with simple decor. The atmosphere stays calm and peaceful, attracting those who appreciate silence and authentic flavors. Known for authentic Sichuan cuisine, it offers spicy dishes and vegetarian options in a hidden gem setting.
Soups include a hot and sour option and a seaweed tofu soup rich with tofu and seaweed. Wonton soup has a style that may not suit everyone, and egg drop soup has a noticeable eggy aroma near takeout orders.
Sichuan style cuisine here feels authentic with dishes like Sichuan stir fried chicken and twice cooked fish standing out. Family favorites include salt and pepper tofu, Mongolian beef, and dry seasoned green beans.
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Online menus may not reflect current offerings; check in person for the latest items.
The restaurant offers large portions, ideal for sharing or taking home leftovers.
Vegetarian options are available, catering to diverse dietary preferences.
Cozy interior blends traditional Chinese decor with eclectic knickknacks and a dim, relaxing atmosphere. The space feels warm and intimate, inviting quiet dining experiences. It attracts locals looking for authentic flavors in a comfortable setting.
Soups here have well-seasoned broths with strong flavors. The egg drop soup stands out for its balanced saltiness, and the wonton soup has a pho-like richness.
Fresh, crispy, and savory flavors define the menu with standout dishes like crispy General Tso's chicken, egg drop soup, and shrimp spring rolls. The food combines classic favorites such as honey crispy chicken and beef lo mein with consistent quality and bold taste.
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The restaurant offers a weekend lunch special that includes soup, egg roll, and crab Rangoon.
Expect a wait time of about 15-20 minutes for takeout orders during busy hours.
Parking is ample and easily accessible near the restaurant.
Open dining area with clean, neat interior and Chinese decorations creates a cozy ambiance. Background features Chinese songs that add to the atmosphere. Portions come family-style, offering great value for the price.
Hot and sour soup and egg drop soup stand out as good choices here. Staff handle soup substitutions with kindness and no fuss.
Sichuan Dan Dan noodles come in a big, huge bowl. The crab rangoons are fresh and perfectly crispy, not hard fried. Plates like orange chicken and kung pao chicken are flavorful and plentiful. Mapo tofu with meat and Mongolian beef stand out as favorites. Fried rice, lo mein, hot and sour soup, and egg drop soup are all good.
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The lunch price is $12.95, and the entree is $14.95.
The restaurant is located in a large plaza with ample parking spaces.
The portions are large enough for sharing, providing good value.
Quiet dining space with lovely decor and 90s pop and rock music creates a pleasant atmosphere. Regulars enjoy exceptional dim sum and authentic Cantonese dishes. The setting feels calm and attractive, often with few diners present.
Soups here have rich flavor and stand out, especially the wonton soup which is very well done. The egg drop soup also pairs nicely with entrees like Tso chicken and lo mein with broccoli and cashews.
Dim sum stands out with an exceptional weekend selection and old school Cantonese style. Wonton soup, lo mein, and dishes like Tso chicken and mapo tofu deliver consistently great flavors.
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Happy hour runs from 4-6pm on weekdays with discounted drinks.
The restaurant is located upstairs, which may not be accessible for everyone.
There is ample parking available nearby for visitors.
Chinese restaurant offers huge portions of authentic dishes like General Tso's chicken and combination fried rice. Atmosphere feels family-friendly and welcoming with a simple, clean setup. A TV show plays quietly, adding to the chill vibe.
Soups come in large portions and include options like egg drop and vegetable tofu. Meals often pair soup with fried rice and spring rolls or wonton chips.
Spicy and sweet orange chicken stands out alongside generous portions of General Tso's chicken. The combo of fried rice and wonton soup pairs well, while the egg drop soup ranks among the best. Egg rolls and sweet and sour pork add solid variety.
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The lunch specials include soup and a large portion of fried rice.
Meals come with soup, egg roll, and wonton chips.
The prices at Oriental Express are reasonable for large portions.
Noodle shop with a semi-open kitchen where hand-pulled noodles are made in view. Atmosphere ranges from cozy and vibrant to loud and fun, with TVs showing football without feeling like a sports bar. Offers customizable noodles and a menu featuring well-priced ramen and fried rice.
Soups here offer smoky and soft flavors like the Tom Yum Chicken noodle soup and a sweet miso soup that surprises with its taste. Options include authentic Red Braised Beef Noodle Soup with generous beef brisket and customizable noodles for each dish.
Dan Dan noodles stand out for their rich flavor and filling nature. Hand pulled noodles come with soup and offer a comforting, delicious option. Chili wontons and spicy dumplings add a satisfying kick to the menu.
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Sunday is all-day Happy Hour, applying to drinks and certain sushi rolls.
Happy Hour offers discounts on specific sushi rolls in addition to drinks.
All-you-can-eat lunch is available for $25.
Interior design has a Mom and Pop feel with cozy booths and tables. Atmosphere stays quiet and intimate with soothing instrumental music on loop. The place offers terrific vegan options and is known for consistently delicious Vietnamese comfort food.
Hot and sour soup stands out with its bold, balanced flavors. Dumpling soup features pork-stuffed dumplings, bok choy, and a rich broth. Spicy noodle soup offers a warming, spicy kick with noodles and savory toppings.
Shrimp lo mein stands out with its amazing taste and aroma. The hot and sour soup ranks as the best ever tasted here. Orange chicken offers great price and portions along with strong flavor.
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The lunch deal at Dong Nai is very affordable.
Vegan options are available for non-meat-eating friends.
Parking is usually easy to find during visits.
Pan-Asian restaurant offers a clean, modern, and spacious setting with quiet, welcoming atmosphere. Decor includes a tiki-themed bar and casual features like claw machines, creating a relaxed vibe. Connected boba spot adds a sweet dessert option after meals.
Soups feature rich broths and come hot with plenty of meat. Options include Hue-style beef pho, wonton soup, Hot & Sour, and Egg Drop Soup.
Wonton soup stands out as a favorite dish. Rice and sesame chicken offer solid flavors. Egg drop soup and egg rolls add classic touches to the menu.
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Happy hour specials are available, offering discounts on drinks and appetizers.
Lunch special includes a 3 meat pho, a spring roll, and iced tea for $16.99 until 3 PM.
Parking can be difficult during busy hours; consider street parking nearby.
Spacious dining area features Asian-themed chairs and a large TV playing baseball alongside popular music. Atmosphere is generally quiet and clean with fast service. The vibe blends casual dining with a slightly lively background noise.
Spicy seafood soup stands out with its bold heat. Egg drop soup offers a lovely depth of flavor and a subtle kick of spice. Wonton soup and crab Rangoon come at very reasonable prices.
Offers reasonable prices with $50 covering three entrees, crab Rangoon, and wonton soup. Features beef and broccoli and crab Rangoon noted for quality, alongside spring rolls and soup.
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Prices range from $10-12 per person, including dinner combos with eggroll and soup.
Portion sizes are large for the price, providing good value.
The kitchen and dining area are reported to be clean.
Quaint interior with classical music and owner interaction creates a calm atmosphere. Drive-thru service and thoughtful takeout packaging make quick meals convenient. Menu features crispy chicken wings and authentic hot and sour soup with generous portions at low prices.
Hot and sour soup stands out with its perfectly hot and sour balance and authentic flavor. Crispy wontons add a nice crunch, making the soup a solid choice alongside other options like egg drop soup.
Hot and sour soup stands out as very authentic and excellent. Dishes like Mongolian beef, sesame chicken, and crab puffs with homemade hot mustard offer solid options. General Tso and Kung Pao Chicken also maintain consistent quality.
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The lunch combos offer the best value for a quick meal.
Prices are low, making it an affordable dining option.
The drive-thru service is convenient for quick pickups.
Minimalist, modern space offers a super clean and vibey atmosphere with self-order kiosks easing language barriers. Portions tend to be huge, and the menu features standout items like crab rangoons and flavorful soups.
Broth in the wonton soup is rich and the wontons have a generous, flavorful filling. Egg drop soup comes out perfect and amazing every time, while hot and sour soup offers a nice, flavorful kick.
Orange chicken and Blue crab Rangoon stand out with bold flavors and a sweet-and-spicy sauce that pairs well with egg rolls. Hot and sour soup, crawfish shrimp fried rice, and beef broccoli offer tasty, well-balanced dishes.
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Every Wednesday, they offer half off crab rangoons.
Delivery costs $5, and there's a no tipping policy.
The restaurant has late night hours, making it a good option when other places are closed.