Sichuan restaurant blends handmade dumplings with a calm, friendly vibe perfect for easy conversation. Classic dishes like Mapo Tofu bring fresh, spicy flavors without heaviness. The space mixes traditional NY Chinese style with Vietnamese influence, creating a unique dining experience.
Handmade dumplings stand out with thin skin and tasty broth in the xiao long bao. Classic dishes like orange chicken and Mapo Tofu offer fresh, spicy flavors without heavy oiliness.
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Parking is limited in front of the restaurant during peak hours.
A free parking lot is available nearby for customers.
Expect a 20-minute wait for takeout orders, but it may vary.
Cozy diner shines with open kitchen and lively energy. Chinese dishes like egg foo young with crawfish gravy stand out. Family-friendly vibe blends with casual atmosphere and flavorful, fresh options.
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.
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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.
Two-floor spot blends a cozy bar with a modern dojo-style dining room. Enjoy authentic Sichuan heat and excellent dumplings in a warm, stylish setting. Service is welcoming and the environment stays clean and inviting.
Sichuan dishes come with a range of heat levels from mild to extra spicy without being drowned in oil. Dumplings, including soup dumplings, stand out as excellent in any flavor or style, and the Sesame Chicken is a solid choice.
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Spices 39 offers half-price drinks after 8 PM, making it more appealing.
The restaurant is currently BYOB and has no corking fee.
Parking is an important consideration; the restaurant has a safe and convenient backyard parking lot.
Speakeasy-style spot with a secret entrance behind a cat picture offers a fun vibe. Dumplings like brisket wasabi and kimchi butter shine alongside crispy egg rolls. Spacious room with candlelight creates a friendly, intimate atmosphere perfect for enjoying unique cocktails.
Dumplings stand out with varieties like brisket wasabi and kimchi butter. Small bites include squid ink shu mai and crispy egg rolls. Brussels sprouts add a fresh touch to the menu.
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Reservations are recommended for busy weekend nights to avoid long wait times.
Lunch specials are priced very fairly, making it a budget-friendly option.
The restaurant can get busy on weekends, so plan accordingly.
Offers authentic Vietnamese cuisine with inexpensive dishes and generous portions. House lo mein features lean, flavorful meats like beef, chicken, and shrimp. Atmosphere is quiet but can echo, with music sometimes loud.
House lo mein stands out with lean, flavorful meats including beef, chicken, and shrimp. Spring rolls and pad thai also appear on the menu, with spring rolls being good but less favored.
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Parking is free at Red Hot Noodle.
There is a $10 minimum for credit card payments, so bring cash for smaller purchases.
The prices at Red Hot Noodle are unbeatable.
Cozy spot with quintessential decor and soothing jazz creates a welcoming vibe. Generous portions like huge egg rolls and General Tso's chicken satisfy families craving authentic Chinese food. Casual setting favors takeaway, making it practical and easy.
Generous portions stand out with huge egg rolls and big servings of fried rice and General Tso's chicken. The crab rangoon pairs well with sweet and sour sauce, and the orange chicken is consistently good.
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Call ahead for takeout orders to ensure availability.
China Doll focuses on takeaway food rather than dining in.
Portion sizes are generous, offering good value for money.
New American spot shines with intimate setting and interactive bar seating where female chefs craft dishes. Mushroom congee offers incredible flavor blending fiery Sichuan and delicate French styles. Cozy space invites guests to linger and savor every bite.
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 town spot offers affordable prices and authentic American Chinese dishes like sesame chicken with a crunchy texture. Quiet, laid back vibe suits quick meals and takeout, drawing a neighborhood crowd seeking simple, flavorful options.
Affordable prices stand out with dishes like egg foo young at $13.95. Classic items such as sesame chicken offer a crunchy texture and sweet sauce, while the wonton soup features a dark, flavorful broth.
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Most of their business is to-go orders, making it ideal for takeout.
Prices are very affordable, often under $10 per person.
Expect a busy atmosphere due to the low prices and good food.