Small takeout spot offers authentic Taiwanese breakfast with braised pork rice and purple rice rolls. Busy, compact space means no seating but quick service. Vegan options include homemade tofu for diverse tastes.
Braised pork rice and Taiwanese snacks deliver authentic flavors just like in Taiwan. The breakfast and comfort foods come with well executed traditional tastes and include soy milk as a staple.
"I found the Taiwanese food here to be delicious and authentic."
"I found the breakfast fantuan here to be huge and delicious."
"I loved their homemade vegetarian soy milk and rice rolls."
Good to know
The restaurant is entirely take-out and does not offer dine-in options.
Expect a wait time of about half an hour during busy hours.
Prices are very affordable, with many meals under $10.
Small, bright space offers a cozy vibe with cute decor and soft lo-fi music. Authentic Asian-style boba tea and Taiwanese snacks shine alongside popcorn chicken. Playful shelves with blind boxes and claw machines add fun.
Authentic Asian-style boba tea stands out with authentic milk tea and Taiwanese snacks. Popcorn chicken keeps the authentic flavors well preserved.
Good to know
Parking is plentiful around Factoria Mall, making it easy to visit.
The place can get packed on weekends, leading to longer wait times for drinks.
T4 offers a wide variety of drinks and snacks, ensuring something for everyone.
Spacious interior blends Korean retro style with modern lighting for a relaxed vibe. Authentic flavors shine in classic Korean-Chinese dishes, served in a clean, warm setting. Kiosk ordering and a full neon-lit bar make dining smooth and casual.
Flavors stay authentic and well-balanced, matching classic Korean-Chinese dishes. Warm lighting and clean décor add to the comfortable atmosphere that feels true to the cuisine's roots.
Good to know
The parking lot is spacious, making it easy to find a spot even on busy nights.
Total cost for a meal averages around $72 for a couple of dishes and rice.
The checkout process includes an automatic 18% tip on all bills.
Cozy spot serves authentic Cantonese dishes with strong flavors like Lao You Fen. Casual setup and pet-friendly outdoor seating create a relaxed vibe. Large portions come at reasonable prices, making it a great value.
Chinese food offers authentic Cantonese dishes with strong, genuine flavors. Signature items like Lao You Fen and stone pot rice reflect traditional recipes from their regions.
Good to know
Expect long wait times during peak hours, but reservations are not required.
Portion sizes are large, often enough for two meals.
Self-order kiosks are available for convenience.
Spacious dining area with traditional Chinese furniture offers a calm, cool atmosphere. Authentic Sichuan dishes bring a generous spicy kick and true Mala flavor. Guests enjoy generous portions in a clean, inviting setting.
Authentic Sichuan cuisine shines with a generous spicy kick and Mala flavor. Unique dishes deliver a true Chinese taste that stays consistent and satisfying.
Good to know
The portion sizes are very large, often enough for leftovers.
Expect to pay extra for white rice with your dishes.
The restaurant is on the pricier side, with three dishes costing around $120.
Chinese restaurant offers authentic dim sum with freshly made dumplings and true Hong Kong flavors. Busy, noisy atmosphere with loud staff chatter and kids running around. Ordering uses a QR code system at each table.
Freshly made dumplings and a menu that stays true to Hong Kong style dim sum define the experience here. The dishes consistently deliver authentic flavors reminiscent of traditional Chinese cuisine.
Good to know
Parking at the restaurant can be very limited, often requiring off-site parking.
Reservations are not accepted for weekend dining, so expect potential wait times.
Dim sum is served until 3 pm daily, so plan your visit accordingly.
Cozy spot with handmade dumplings offers authentic Northern Chinese flavors and a mini buffet for variety. Simple decor keeps focus on fresh, juicy bites while free claw machines add fun for families. Affordable prices and cheap beer make it great for casual dining.
Dumplings come handmade and full of authentic Northern Chinese flavor. Fried noodles feature chewy texture and a fragrant fried sauce, capturing real northern home-style taste.
Good to know
All you can eat dumplings cost $11.99.
Kids under 4 eat for free.
The plaza is small, so parking depends on how busy it is.
Bright space with high ceilings and natural light creates an open feel. Dim sum serves authentic Cantonese dishes with generous portions but higher prices. Atmosphere blends old school Chinatown vibe with loud music and cool air conditioning.
Offers authentic Cantonese dishes with excellent dim sum prepared in a traditional Chinese style. Food stays true to classic flavors and techniques.
Good to know
Currently, the all-you-can-eat option costs $23.88, allowing unlimited eating.
Ordering is easy with a barcode scan at your table.
The portion sizes are about 1.5 times larger than at other dim sum restaurants.
Small space with blank white walls and utilitarian tables offers a calm, clean vibe. Menu shines with authentic flavors like butter chicken and spicy Andhra goat curry. Bollywood music videos add a distinct cultural touch to the cozy setting.
Dishes burst with authentic flavors like butter chicken, naan, and biryani. The menu includes homemade spicy Andhra goat curry and Andhra snacks, all served in a cozy setting with attention to detail in cleanliness and music.
Good to know
The restaurant has a BYOB policy, allowing guests to bring their own drinks.
Prices are very reasonable, especially for the quality of food offered.
The restaurant is clean and maintains good hygiene standards.
Small space with an open kitchen creates a cozy vibe. Enjoy authentic Korean flavors in every bite. The lively setting feels like home-cooked meals with a modern clean look and energetic music.
Dishes serve authentic Korean flavors with every bite. The menu offers delicious, traditional recipes that stay true to their roots.
Good to know
Mama’s Kitchen does not accept reservations.
Parking is limited at Mama’s Kitchen.
Mama’s Kitchen is more of a takeout business than a restaurant.
Small space with modern decor and Korean music sets a cozy vibe. Food offers authentic home-cooked flavors but not the strongest in town. Customers enjoy To Go banchan from a cooler, making it convenient and casual.
Food tastes like authentic home-cooked Korean meals with a focus on traditional flavors. This spot offers authentic Korean food but there are other places with stronger authenticity.
Good to know
The restaurant automatically adds an 18% tip to all takeout orders.
Ordering over $50 allows you to choose two additional sides from the cooler.
Additional sides cost $5 each, and refills are not available.
Spacious aisles and a modern layout create a bright, clean shopping experience. Authentic Taiwanese rice balls and a wide variety of Asian products highlight genuine flavors. Live seafood tanks and a hot food buffet offer fresh, tasty options amid lively crowds.
Handmade rice balls offer an authentic Taiwanese flavor. Shelves stay consistently stocked with a wide variety of authentic products from Asia, including fresh and good quality foods. The bakery section features authentic and delicious baked goods.
Good to know
The deli area offers half-price items like siopao and dumplings at 9 PM.
Fried chicken sells out quickly on Sundays, often before 10 AM.
Special deals are available around 9 or 10 PM.