Bright, spacious dining area with authentic Sichuan decor sets a lively, cozy mood. Flavorful broth and a well-stocked sauce bar make hot pot fun and customizable. Clean, upscale space suits group dinners and casual celebrations alike.
Hot pot here stands out for its flavorful broth and spacious dining area that keeps the atmosphere comfortable. The service adds to the experience, making it both fun and cozy.
"The food here is authentic Sichuan hot pot, deeply flavorful and spicy."
"It's a cozy vibe, perfect for a satisfying meal."
"This Chinese food is the best hot pot I've ever had."
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Lunch and all-you-can-eat options are available for $19.99 before 5pm.
Expect a wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant charges a $3 fee for the sauce bar.
Industrial, modern space shines with natural light and hand-painted murals. Authentic Cantonese dishes like dumplings and beef roll offer true flavors. Family-friendly touches include kid utensils and cozy atmosphere.
Authentic Cantonese dishes include dry noodle, cucumber salad, dumplings, and beef roll. Dumplings can be steamed on request. Rice noodles reflect flavors from Hunan cuisine.
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Parking is easy to find in the garage on the first level of the complex.
Seating is somewhat limited, so consider visiting on a weekday or opting for takeout.
The portion sizes are generous, especially for soups and noodles.
Small, clean space offers a cozy, homey feel with fresh dumplings and crispy scallion pancakes. Quiet, inviting atmosphere suits those who enjoy flavorful Chinese food and appreciate modern décor designed for privacy.
Soup dumplings stand out with thin wrappers and juicy broth. Handmade dumplings like pan-fried pork and cabbage and scallion pancakes offer crispy, flavorful bites.
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The restaurant offers a free xiao long bao voucher with the purchase of three main dishes.
Prices at Han’s Noodles & Dumplings are reasonable and comparable to Italian restaurants.
The portion sizes are generous, exceeding expectations.
Interior features traditional Chinese decor with a calming vibe and soft music. Menu highlights authentic Hunan cuisine like fried intestines and mashed eggplant with a numbing peppercorn kick. Portions are large and shareable, prices are on the higher side, and cleanliness is well maintained.
Authentic Hunan cuisine shines with dishes like fried intestines, mashed eggplant, and stir-fry pork with pepper. The food offers traditional flavors and a satisfying numbing peppercorn tongue experience.
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Prices are on the high side.
Some dishes had rather small portion sizes.
The restaurant provides large shareable portions.
Minimalistic space with hand-painted artwork sets a relaxed mood. Authentic Sichuan dishes like spicy beef noodle soup and soup dumplings deliver bold flavors. Efficient self-service and spacious seating make dining casual and comfortable.
Soup dumplings stand out with their savory, delicious filling and broth. Authentic Sichuan red oil noodles bring a numbing spicy flavor, while cabbage and pork dumplings offer a satisfying, savory bite.
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A bowl of egg noodles with beef, an egg, and bok choy costs around $18.
Expect to pay over $20 for a bowl of soup after adding protein and vegetables.
The restaurant offers generous portion sizes, making it a good value.
Korean Chinese spot shines with adjustable spice and bold broths in jjamppong. Sweet and sour pork features thin crispy batter and juicy meat. Family-friendly vibe with neat space and self-serve sauces at tables.
Sweet and sour pork stands out with its thin crispy batter and thick juicy meat, making it very satisfying. Dumplings are also a highlight, being crispy and flavorful.
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You must order at the register first and then take a seat at a table.
Expect a wait time of about an hour for certain dishes.
The meal cost about $30.
Bright, clean space offers a calm atmosphere perfect for enjoying authentic Yunnan rice noodles. Signature dishes like Szechuan mala soup noodles and make-your-own hot pot bring bold flavors. Generous portions keep visitors coming back for more.
Szechuan mala soup noodles with pork ribs and dumplings stand out here. The make-your-own hot pot offers original, 酸菜, and Mala flavors. The Crossing the Bridge soup acts like a mini hot pot with hot and sour and normal soup options.
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The restaurant offers generous portions for a fair price, typically around $13.
Cleanliness is a priority; both the restaurant and bathrooms are well-maintained.
The menu includes meat, vegetarian, and vegan options to cater to different diets.
Hot pot spot shines with authentic Sichuan flavor and a rich beef broth that satisfies Chinese food lovers. Cozy, modern vibe invites diners to enjoy a DIY sauce bar for perfect customization. Casual, clean setting makes every meal comfortable and easy.
Spicy hot pot offers an authentic Sichuan flavor with a rich beef broth. Large bowls come with a variety of ingredients cooked for you, making it a great value and easy to enjoy without self-cooking.
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Their soup base contains dairy and gluten, which is important for people with sensitivities.
Hot pot is priced at $13.99 per pound, based on ingredient weight.
You can choose any ingredients for your broth, including vegan options.
Cozy, nostalgic space offers authentic Sichuan flavors with a focus on spicy dishes. Signature meals like Spicy Boiled Beef and the rich dry hot pot blend meats and vegetables perfectly. Quiet, casual atmosphere suits relaxed chats and genuine regional food lovers.
Sichuan cuisine here offers authentic Szechuan style with standout dishes like Spicy Boiled Beef that is tender and fragrant. The combination dry hot pot mixes meats, seafood, vegetables, and mushrooms for a rich experience.
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The restaurant offers a wide variety of authentic Chinese dishes at fair prices.
Expect longer wait times for takeout orders, especially for authentic dishes.
They charge extra for additional pancakes with certain dishes.
Enjoy authentic Chinese BBQ with pork chashu and hand-pulled noodles in a casual, lively atmosphere. Late hours and a self-serve sauce bar keep the vibe relaxed and fun. Great music and comfortable seating make it perfect for a laid-back meal.
Authentic Chinese BBQ shines with pork chashu, beef skewers, and hand-pulled noodles. Copper hot pot and grilled beef tendon add to the genuine flavors.
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The place closes at 2 AM every day except Tuesday.
Expect a $20 tip added automatically to your bill.
Credit cards are accepted, but check for any extra charges.
Massive supermarket buzzes with live seafood and a bustling food court. Soup dumplings shine with great price and generous portions, crafted fresh with spicy or mild sauce. Narrow aisles hold unique Asian fruits and specialty shops like K-pop and Hello Kitty.
Soup dumplings stand out with great price and generous portions. The dumpling maker crafts her own dumplings and offers a spicy or mild sauce to go with them.
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Kimbap and japchae are 50% off after 8 o'clock.
Parking can get difficult, especially during peak hours.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted, but cash is recommended for some vendors.
Small, modern spot offers soup dumplings with rich broth and perfect wrappers. Quiet, peaceful vibe makes it a calm retreat. Spicy dishes bring noticeable heat, while the spacious, clean dining area adds comfort.
Soup dumplings stand out with rich broth and perfect wrappers. The crab rangoons and hot and sour soup are highlights. Dumplings, egg rolls, and dishes like orange chicken and Kung Pao offer solid, flavorful options.
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The takeout wait time is almost an hour during peak hours.
The lunch special offers good value for the price.
Expect a good variety of entrees available on the menu.
Open space with ample tables and a clean interior offers a comfortable dining spot. Hot and sour soup delivers spot on flavor, while sesame chicken is crunchy outside, tender inside. Affordable prices make it a cost-effective choice for Chinese food lovers.
Hot and sour soup stands out with its spot on flavor and is highly recommended. The sesame chicken offers a crunchy outside and tender inside, while the Kung Pao Chicken features generous chunks of perfectly cooked vegetables.
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The prices at Grand Wok are very affordable, with generous portions.
Expect large portions; many dishes are enough for two meals.
Service is fast, making it a great option for quick takeout.
Self-service setup speeds up meals in a warm, cozy space with personal greetings. Sweet and sour pork shines with balanced flavor, while fried dumplings are crispy and juicy. Authentic Korean-Chinese dishes come in generous portions, drawing steady crowds.
Sweet and sour pork stands out with its balanced flavor. Fried dumplings arrive crispy and juicy, made fresh daily. Other dishes like Jajangmyeon and Jjamppong are solid and well-prepared.
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Reservations are not accepted; customers order and pay at the back near the kitchen.
Expect limited seating during peak hours, which may lead to waiting.
Parking can be challenging, especially during busy times.
Quick service and large portions make dining here easy. Hunan Beef shines with fresh vegetables, while chicken egg rolls are delicious. Clean, family-run atmosphere adds to the charm, and affordable lunch specials keep meals budget-friendly.
Hunan Beef stands out with a nice mix of vegetables. Chicken egg rolls taste delicious. Lo mein and chow mein come with vegetables like beansprouts and have solid flavors. Orange chicken is good but not exceptional.
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The delivery was 15 minutes ahead of schedule.
Lunch specials offer good value for the amount of food received.
There were no insane delivery fees.
Spacious dining area blends Vietnamese decor with American style, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere. Families enjoy authentic comfort food in a cozy setting. The Orange Chicken shines with bold flavor, while staff happily customize orders like extra shrimp spring rolls.
Orange Chicken stands out with its surprising flavor, prompting extra orders. The menu features shaken beef, Mongolian beef, and potstickers, with staff accommodating special requests like extra shrimp spring rolls.
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Reservations are recommended for large parties, especially during holidays.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant offers a crawfish boil priced at $9.99 per pound.
Korean barbecue shines with private grill booths and a chill vibe perfect for dates or late nights. Crispy Tangsuyuk-style sweet and sour pork adds a unique Chinese twist. Intimate tables and Korean TV create a lively yet cozy spot.
Crispy Tangsuyuk-style sweet and sour pork stands out here. Beef and lamb skewers join fried clam and sticky sweet and sour pork on the menu.
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They are open until 2 AM, making it ideal for late-night dining.
The AYCE meal costs $108 for two people, which is on the higher side.
A free ramen station and warm food buffet are included with the AYCE meal.
Small family-run spot offers large portions of Chinese food with crisp egg rolls and hearty wonton soup. Quiet atmosphere with a wood scent and takeout focus suits casual meals. Prices stay reasonable, making it a solid choice for affordable dining.
Egg rolls stand out with their crisp texture. Dinner specials come with pork fried rice and crab rangoon. Wonton soup offers a flavorful broth with large, double meat wontons. Lo mein and dumplings arrive in generous portions packed with meat.
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Delivery usually takes 30-45 minutes, but can exceed 90 minutes during busy times.
The dinner special costs only $9.95, offering good value.
Portion sizes are generous, often enough for two meals.
Food court-style spot serves authentic Korean-Chinese dishes with standout jjajangmyeon and spicy jjamppong. Sweet and sour pork stays crispy and pairs well with noodles. Fried dumplings are light and crispy, perfect for black bean sauce. Casual vibe and reasonable prices attract hearty eaters.
Sweet and sour pork stays crispy for a long time and pairs well with noodles. Fried dumplings are light and crispy, good for scooping up black bean sauce.
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Parking can be an issue during peak periods, and finding a place to park might take a few minutes.
The average cost per person is less than $20, and no tips are needed since it is a self-service style restaurant.
Even with a crowd, the wait time isn't too long.