Small sushi restaurant with tight indoor seating and an upbeat, fun vibe. Offers gluten-free menu with a dedicated preparation station and outdoor patio seating. Atmosphere includes lively music and vibrant wall art, creating a casual, energetic setting.
Menu mixes Tex-Mex, American, and Japanese styles with items like sushi tacos, burritos, and orange chicken. Highlights include Dynamite Roll, Chicken Potstickers, and Egg Rolls.
Sushi tacos stand out as a unique twist on Mexican food here. The menu also features shredder burritos and an Aushi burger, blending traditional and inventive flavors.
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Every Friday night is sushi night with special rolls.
Sushi Dojo has a dedicated gluten-free menu.
They offer gluten-free soy sauce for all dishes.
Cozy space with whimsical decoration and a chill, welcoming vibe suits casual hangouts and study sessions. A full bar with creative cocktails complements flavor-packed dishes like crispy chicken sandwiches and loaded fries. Small size limits large groups but creates a friendly, intimate atmosphere.
Szechuan Hot Popcorn Chicken stands out with its juicy texture and spicy kick. The Hot/Spicy Szechuan Chicken Sammy delivers a mouthwatering punch, while the dry popcorn chicken offers a crisp alternative.
Birria beef stands out with very tender meat in both the bowl and soup. Quick bites like hot popcorn chicken and birria noodles offer flavorful options while shopping.
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Call ahead to confirm if they can customize your order before visiting.
Parking can be challenging due to its location in a busy shopping center.
Expect limited seating capacity, especially during peak hours.
Cozy modern diner with an open kitchen, natural light, and thoughtful details like coat hooks and multiple server stations. Atmosphere feels family-oriented and casual but can get very loud when full. Music and cocktails add to the lively vibe, making it a spot with top-tier energy.
Egg foo young stands out with a Louisiana influence using crawfish gravy and Crystals hot sauce. Crab rangoon and scallion waffle come fresh and flavorful, while steak frites feature bearnaise sauce and salt and pepper fries.
Al pastor fried rice blends achiote flavor with a twist like Thai fried rice but Mexican. Kim Chilaquiles and Breakfast Bing offer plenty of variety, and beef fajita chow fun features well-cooked noodles and spicy vegetables for added kick.
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Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends due to high demand.
Family-style menu costs $65 per person with a mandatory 22% gratuity.
The restaurant is now open for lunch on Wednesdays.
Asian fusion restaurant blends Chinese and Mexican decor with Hispanic and house music, creating a lively, street-vibe atmosphere. Large glass windows reveal chefs preparing food, adding to the immersive experience. Seating includes flat bench booths and metal chairs, with plenty of space for bigger groups.
Handmade dumplings stand out with wagyu and birria xiao long bao offering unique flavors. Orange chicken and General Tso's chicken provide generous portions and solid taste.
Birria dishes dominate the menu with burritos, tacos, eggrolls, and soup dumplings. Unique items like Peking duck tacos and orange chicken burrito add variety alongside fried rice and dumplings.
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The restaurant features a unique Mexican and Chinese fusion menu.
There is no children's menu available, which may not suit families.
Expect a wait for seating as the restaurant uses an honor system.
Restaurant offers a lively and intimate atmosphere with warm, cozy lighting and vibrant colors. Music creates a relaxed and friendly vibe suitable for casual dining or date nights. Clean, bright space combines with a welcoming energy that feels both inviting and upbeat.
Orange chicken has a perfect crunch outside and a soft center. Egg rolls come crispy and well-seasoned without grease. Bourbon chicken and hibachi spicy shrimp also stand out with bold flavors.
Bourbon chicken and steak burrito stand out as flavorful options. The menu blends Japanese, soul food, and Mexican cuisine for a unique twist. Quesadillas are also tasty.
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Lunch specials are available and worth trying.
Parking is easy with no wait for a table.
The restaurant serves large portions at affordable prices.
Food truck attached to a gas station offers outdoor picnic tables and a gritty atmosphere with well-lit night seating. The vibe blends street food and desi culture, creating a casual and lively environment. It attracts late-night diners seeking authentic Indian and Nepali flavors.
Spicy and flavorful chow mein stands out with an authentic street food vibe. The hot and sour soup offers a well-balanced taste, and the egg rolls come with an excellent sauce.
Chicken tacos stand out with a unique flavor and are consistently described as delicious and awesome.
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Mousam Spice House closes at 3am, making it a late-night option.
The food truck is located in the parking lot of Shell Gas Station on 38th.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted for convenience.
Restaurant offers Indo-Chinese cuisine with live music and a bar featuring unique cocktails. Interior design is cool and clean, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Outdoor patio adds an open-air option to the experience.
Szechuan Chicken stands out with its bold flavors. The menu also features hot and sour soup and spicy Szechuan noodles that bring authentic heat and taste.
Tacos here blend Indian flavors with Mexican style, especially the tikka taco. The menu also features noodles alongside the tacos.
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Reservations are recommended for busy weekend nights, especially during events.
The restaurant hosts Bollywood DJ nights every Saturday, creating a lively atmosphere.
Expect a wait time of 30-45 minutes during peak dinner hours on weekends.
Open kitchen and casual atmosphere create a vibrant vibe with Southern charm. Small seating area supports mostly takeout service. Menu blends Asian fusion with Cajun flavors, offering large portions and unique dishes like Bahn Mi with a Mexican bolillo.
Crab Rangoon stands out with its crispy texture. Dishes like chicken and shrimp fried rice, beef lo mein, and rocket shrimp offer solid variety and flavor.
Tacos feature unbelievably tender meat and authentic handmade tortillas that highlight the freshness of the ingredients. Brisket tacos stand out with slow-cooked tenderness and rich flavor.
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Cajun Express is primarily a takeout place with limited seating for five.
The meal comes with two drinks for $50, which is a good deal.
One pound of snow crab legs usually includes at least two clusters.
Retro dive bar with chill atmosphere and low lighting offers pool tables and dart boards for light entertainment. Cozy booths and a fun 70s theme create a slightly upscale vibe beyond typical dive bars. Screens show movies and sports, attracting a low-key crowd for relaxed hangs.
Crab rangoons feature a unique seasoning that stands out and leaves a lasting impression. Dan Dan noodles come with a Sichuan pepper flavor and crispy tofu, paired with perfectly al dente noodles and fermented Bok Choy.
Black garlic queso offers a comforting, rich flavor with tasty toppings that benefit from mixing. The draft spicy margarita pairs well with crispy chicken sandwiches and egg rolls, adding a spicy kick to the meal.
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Happy hour offers well drinks for four dollars, with an additional dollar off.
Yellow Ranger has a great selection of vegetarian dishes and accommodates dietary needs.
Parking can fill up quickly, so consider carpooling.
Contemporary design blends traditional Asian elements with modern style, creating a cozy and lively atmosphere. Small menu focuses on Asian fusion with Thai influences, offering customizable dishes with bold flavors. Quick service suits casual meals with friends or family in a food hall setting.
Fried pork dumplings come with black vinegar and have a bursting flavor. Dumplings are succulent and perfectly fried.
Birria dishes feature noodles with a smaller portion size than expected. The Birria Ramen blends Mexican flavors with a ramen style, offering a unique twist but not a traditional ramen experience.
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FireNoodz offers a limited menu with no vegetarian or vegan options.
The food is ready in about 5 minutes during lunch on workdays.
Prices are reasonable for the area, with good portion sizes.
Fusion of Japanese and Mexican cuisine creates a unique menu with bold flavor combinations and award-winning cocktails. The atmosphere is vibrant yet somewhat quiet, with a work-in-progress aesthetic. Small portions and a full bar complement the casual dining experience.
Lo mein stands out with a spicy kick and balanced heat, especially the Diablo version. Bao buns and gyoza add variety to the Chinese options available.
Birria dishes stand out with fresh, flavorful meat and a hint of spice, especially in the ramen and tacos. The Mole sauce is rich with a nice touch of spice, and the Kimchi quesadilla with steak offers a unique twist on Mexican flavors.
Good to know
There is free off-street parking available in the back.
Portion sizes are smaller than expected, so plan accordingly.
They often run out of certain ingredients early in the day.
Space combines soft lighting and pleasant decor to create a welcoming atmosphere. Menu blends Chinese and Mexican dishes, offering a huge variety with options for dine-in, takeout, or buffet. Service feels personal with a passionate cook in the kitchen.
Orange chicken and lo mein stand out with spaghetti noodles replacing traditional ones. Hot and sour soup lacks flavor, and the buffet bar mixes in Spanish music and chips creating a confusing vibe.
Mexican food here blends with Chinese flavors, creating a unique mix. Gorditas come well-seasoned and stand out as a solid choice.
Good to know
They have weekly specials every Wednesday.
The meal costs $16 per person for the buffet.
They offer takeout, buffet, or dine-in options.
Retro dive bar with '70s and '80s decor creates a nostalgic vibe featuring comfy chairs and groovy lighting. Back patio includes a gas fire pit for a laid-back atmosphere. Music ranges from old movies to a stacked jukebox, supporting a relaxed and fun energy.
Soup dumplings come with flavorful broth. Egg rolls and lemongrass beef vermicelli bowl stand out. Kimchi tater tots with pork belly add a unique twist. Nuggets and fries pair well with the egg rolls.
Spicy Mekong tacos stand out with rich flavor and spicy ribeye. Beef tacos also deliver strong taste alongside other dishes like wings and pho.
Good to know
Reservations may depend on who you know; it's best to call ahead.
The full menu ends at 11 PM, with a limited late-night menu available.
Expect long bathroom lines, which can affect service during busy times.
New American restaurant offers an intimate setting with dim lighting and detailed decor that creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Bar seating provides a view of female chefs at work, adding a unique interactive element. The space feels cozy and never crowded, encouraging guests to linger past dessert.
Mushroom congee stands out with its incredible flavor served in a small bowl. The menu shifts between a fiery Sichuan peppercorn focus and a delicate French influence, with congee and fried chicken as notable dishes.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's small size.
Expect a 20-minute wait even with a reservation during peak hours.
Happy hour runs from 5 to 6 pm with discounted drinks.
Small restaurant inside a gas station offers a hot atmosphere with a fun grill station visible to diners. Most people order takeout, and the patio provides a larger outdoor space. Food is freshly made with notable dishes like teriyaki and egg rolls standing out.
Egg rolls stand out with a crispy texture and flavorful filling. Dipping them in a mix of duck sauce and sriracha adds a spicy-sweet kick.
Beef taco salad features seasoned meat, fresh vegetables, and comes with sour cream and salsa. Chicken quesadilla has a nice sear on the tortilla and a decent amount of cheese packed inside.
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The restaurant is located inside a gas station.
Most customers prefer takeout rather than dining in.
The restaurant is very clean, including the restrooms.
Bar and grill with live DJs and occasional live saxophone sets creates an energetic, music-driven atmosphere. Interior features beautiful decor and an outside eating area, though seating can feel cramped and impractical. Vibe is generally welcoming and cool, with music volume suited for conversation.
Egg rolls stand out as the most consistent and delicious item. Other dishes like oyster bites and wings appear but the egg rolls get the most attention for taste and value.
Shrimp tacos bring great flavor and a tostada-like taste. Quesadillas and wings, especially the bang bang wings, stand out as solid choices. Chicken tacos and salmon salad also offer tasty options.
Good to know
Parking costs $20, which can be surprising for visitors.
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially during busy hours.
Happy hour starts at 6 PM, not 4 PM as advertised.
Luxurious restaurant with loud music and dark ambiance creates an energetic, vibrant atmosphere. Beautiful design and live music set a spectacular tone, attracting groups and families rather than intimate dinners. Signature cocktails and sushi stand out as distinctive features in the lively setting.
Peking Duck stands out as a large dish that serves three people. Other notable items include lobster dynamite, Money Bag dumplings, egg rolls, and edamame.
Steak tacos stand out with rich flavor and tender meat. The mini taco bar offers a variety of options, including skirt steak tacos and sides like fluffy rice.
Good to know
A 21% automatic service charge is added to all bar bills.
Brunch costs $72 per person, so plan your budget accordingly.
Reservations are recommended for special events like Sake tastings.