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    Baod Up

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    8 months ago

    Boba tea and bao such a refreshing treat. Light and flavorful bao. We tried them all.

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    King Noodle Asian Restaurant - Fried pork buns General Tso with fried rice And beef noodle soup

    King Noodle Asian Restaurant

    (115 reviews)

    King Noodle 01-17-26…read moreThe restaurant's interior is clean and inviting with casual décor. The seating arrangements are for both small and large groups to dine comfortably. It has a relaxed atmosphere, suitable for both casual dining and family gatherings. The menu has a lot to choose from. They have noodle dishes, rice dishes, appetizers, and entrees. We had the: Egg Rolls. Pan Fried Pork Dumplings. Beef noodle soup, Orange Chicken with Fried Rice. Stir Fried Sliced Noodles with Beef. The staff at King Noodle are attentive and polite. Orders are taken promptly, and food is served hot and fresh. . Overall, King Noodle delivers an enjoyable dining experience, with its delicious food and friendly service, it is a good choice for anyone craving authentic noodle dishes and Asian cuisine I look forward to visiting King Noodle and trying many different dishes!

    King Noodle has pretty solid Chinese food. Their beef noodle soup is really popular, and I have…read moreheard it is regarded as their best dish. I agree with this, and I have enjoyed both the regular and spicy versions. The service is prompt, and the food comes out very quickly. I really like their festive decorations. Their dry noodle dishes are not as impressive as their noodle soup. I got the stir fried sliced noodle with shrimp this time I went, and it was okay. I wasn't very hungry, but I very easily and quickly finished it all. It was about $17 total, which I thought was pricey for the small portion size and quality.

    Noodle Alley

    Noodle Alley

    (332 reviews)

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    I've gotten the Red Braised Beef Short Rib Noodle twice now for take out. The meat is tasty and…read moretender. I will say they used spinach instead of bok choy for the vegetable but I was ok with that. The service is super fast, too. They provide a spicy chili sauce and vinegary soy sauce if you need an extra kick of spice or flavor.

    We've been here in the past and knew more or less what to expect. There was no line when we went on…read morea Tuesday at 5pm. Ordering was easy and straightforward. It looked like they expanded their menu since the last time we ate here. We opted for a Shoyu Beef Ramen Soup and a Hot Pot Beef Noodle Soup. We grabbed our water cups and a carafe filled with iced water from their beverage fridge, and chose our table to sit at. We chose a location away from the front entrance, which faces west towards the sun. Our food was quickly brought out to us less than 5 minutes later, and our soups were very good. They have a very spicy broth for their Hot Pot Noodle Soup, which P2 really enjoyed. I was also happy with my shoyu ramen, which I thought was seasoned perfectly. The music here wasn't loud and it was easy to carry a conversation. The interior aesthetics of this place reminded me of a Japanese restaurant, despite this restaurant servicing Taiwanese fare. Unfortunately, they don't sell alcohol here. I would have loved to drink a beer here with its solid vibes. I took off a star because of the blinding sunlight that pours into the space. Each time we came, we had to be strategic on where we sat so that we or our friends didn't have to face the sun. But other than that, Noodly Alley continues to be a reliable choice for authentic Taiwanese food.

    Misusushi

    Misusushi

    (227 reviews)

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    This place is BANG FOR THE BUCK, delicious food, good price and atmosphere…read more.. Sometimes it's difficult to pigeonhole "ambiance"; Is it atmosphere you pay for despite mediocre food? Surroundings that transport you somewhere, like a villa, to embrace a type of cuisine? Here, I'd say ambiance is a comfortable escape with a kitchen and menu offering quality Japanese fare we all crave. The menu is vast and easy to read as you nestle in the cozy, Japanese themed surroundings. Not fancy. Cozy. You quickly forget the strip mall location and vape shop next door. It's a place to settle in for a spell or a quick, relaxing lunch. The service was extremely friendly, smiling and quick. The sushi was delicious, proper temperature and flavorful. The spicy seasonings were on point and the very spicy is appropriately noted on menu. I'm going back for more exploration, relaxation and `affordable quality.

    I enjoyed the Viking roll -- found it innovative and pretty tasty. Other rolls (Cajun, Pandora)…read morewere pretty average. My biggest gripe was the Salt & Pepper Shrimp. It wasn't that. It was tempura shrimp and it wasn't peppery (they just stuck jalapeño slices in there). It tasted fine but it's not what I ordered. I've had this dish many times at other Chinese restaurants and it refers to a specific method of cooking shrimp: lightly battered and crispy, with a strong flavor of black pepper. Wish they took the time to make it correctly or rename what they gave me.

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