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    4.3 (95 reviews)
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    Family Dinner B for Two:Sizzling Rice Soup, Barbecued Pork/Potsticker Appetizer, Szechuan Beef, and Sweet and Sour Shrimp
    Kitty L.

    My friend and I had the Family Dinner for 2 dine-in, and every dish was perfectly prepared and so fresh and delicious! It had sizzling rice soup, potstickers and barbecued pork appetizer, Szechuan beef, and sweet and sour shrimp. All the dishes were excellent, but our favorite was the sizzling rice soup, which was delightful, with generous amounts of chicken breast, snow peas, mushrooms, other vegetables, and crispy rice! We were already partly full and nourished after this tasty and nutritious soup. We definitely will order this, again! The servers were very kind and efficient. The owner chatted with us to make sure everything was good and thanked me for my previous reviews! It was nice that she and the servers noticed the reviews and appreciated them.

    Vegetable hot pot
    Raymond Y.

    Authentic Chinese food! Came here on Christmas Day - you can always count on Chinese restaurants to be open on the holidays! Big shoutout to the amazing staff who took care of us. We ordered a ton of dishes, but what stood out (good and bad) were: - Sesame balls: deliciously fried and a nice sweet red bean filling! - Green onion pancake: absolute perfection and perfectly fried, except I wish there was a dipping sauce of some sort - Shanghai steamed dumplings: didn't like this because it tasted frozen :/ - Veggie hot pot: star of the show! I loved how large the portion was and the hearty soup was perfect for a cold day. Veggies were plentiful and fresh - Mongolian beef: healthy portion of tender beef and perfect on a bed of rice - Walnut prawns: a bit too much breading for my liking, but still great flavor - String beans: perfectly sauteed and you could really taste the flavor from the wok - Roasted duck: nice crispy skin and meat was quite tender and not too chewy Overall, I really liked this restaurant--it was especially cool to see hot pot and the traditional set of Chinese dishes (normally you don't see both at once)

    Heather L.

    On our way to the airport, we wanted to have a hearty and warm lunch since it had been chilly and rainy for two days while we were in Napa. We originally wanted shabu shabu, but we couldn't find it anywhere in Napa or Santa Rosa, and this place was the only restaurant that had something close to it. The menu and food photos weren't too appealing, but because of the good Yelp rating, we decided to give this place a try. First of all, all their utensils and plates were sparkling clean, which was very impressive. The staff were also friendly and very courteous. And every dish we ordered was delicious. I usually avoid Chinese food because it can be too heavy and often has a lot of MSG, but the food here was clean, and the flavors were on point.

    Chicken Chow Mein
    Liza L.

    I'm so happy to have found a new amazing Chinese restaurant and in a familiar location we used to frequent! I brought my Mom there last night. We ordered way too much food (hooray for leftovers!), not over priced at all! Every dish was a star and we didn't feel rushed ever. We ordered Shezuan Beef, Chicken Chow Mein, Hot and Sour Soup, Green Beans with chili & Pork Shu Mei. I can't wait to go bank to try the crispy duck, more dim sum & Salt & Pepper fish! We had all that with a beer & a jasmine tea, came out to $83.00 before tip. Portions were generous too!

    House Special Chow Fun
    Paige E.

    What a HIDDEN GEM. Just recently we had heard about this restaurant, but had not had the chance to try it out until this last week. The inside was clean and there is a beautiful window inside to separate the door from the rest of the space. It was a Wednesday night and things looked slow (so of course we were worried). There were 6 adults and one 5 year old on our group and everyone left with a full stomach. Each dish had its own flavors and the meats were cooked to perfection. They have a HUGE menu (158 items I believe). And I can not wait to try them all. The sizzling rice soup was hot and flavorful. And had so much stuff in it. It was more than enough for 6 of us to share a large. We ordered the salt and pepper pork chops (best we've had), the mu shu pork (full of flavor and large pieces of meat...again the best we've had), house chow fun, broccoli with oyster sauce, both the shu mai and shrimp dumplings, and orange chicken. We were so impressed and will definitely be back again soon

    Lamb hot pot
    Brenda G.

    Came here for the hot pot and the hot pot only. Since there are very few places that offer any style of hot pot in Sonoma county, I was super excited. They offer pre determined hot pots with adjustable spice levels. They're served in individual pots on the gel flame boxes. Bonus points for coming with a side of rice or ramen noodle. I got the lamb hot pot with the spiciest option (sorry for ugly photo). I thought it was a decent spice level. They also offer additional spice to add if you want it spicer. With all of it added, it was mildly spicier. There were a few sichuan peppercorns in the broth and I only noticed when I bit into them since the broth itself wasn't very mala. If you're a spice demon, it's not that spicy. I could see how it could be spicy to others though. Don't get me wrong, the broth was flavorful and still satisfied my hot pot craving. Worth it for $23.99. Service speed was struggling a bit when we went at 6pm on a weekday. No biggie though, the workers were nice.

    Mandarin House Chowmein
    Lorna B.

    OMG, the Chinese cuisine here is top notch, fresh & very delicious! It's amazing, they have their candles under the boiling pots at your table to boil just long enough during your dining experience, (but not a moment longer). I was gnoshing down the house special chowmein. The servings here are huge, which was nice, as I had leftovers to take home for dinner. I highly recommend this place for a superb Chinese dining experience.

    Special dishes
    Teri K.

    We're always excited to try a new Asian restaurant, especially one that is earning good reviews. We dropped in on a Friday for lunch. The interior is quite pleasing and larger than I expected. They have tables and booth seating. Everything looked clean and new. The employees greeted us immediately as we entered and let us pick our table. They have an extensive menu featuring hot pots and a full array of dishes, including a few dim sum dishes. Since we were there for lunch, we decided to try two of their lunch specials and added a side of salt and pepper pork chops. They include a choice of either won ton or hot & sour soup along with a small iceberg lettuce salad and a choice of fried rice, chow mein or steamed rice. We decided on the eggplant with garlic sauce and house special beef. Soup and salads came out quickly. I enjoyed my won ton soup. The meat was flavored well and the broth was clean tasting. My husband's hot and sour soup was spicy but didn't seem robust like most we have had plus there were pieces of fresh tomato inside, which I understand is added for flavor and texture. The salads are a nice addition but consisted of just plain iceberg lettuce with a light dressing. Our lunches tasted fine, however, my house special beef came on a bed of lettuce and had granules of sugar (or something like sugar) that I noticed as I chewed, which made the meat on the sweeter side. I was not expecting this. Fried rice was very good. My husband had ordered half fried rice and half chow mein. He said the noodles were nice and chewy and the fried rice was a good texture and well flavored. The eggplant was a pretty color and cooked perfectly. We were disappointed with the salt and pepper pork chops. This is the first time we've not enjoyed this dish. Not sure if it's the seasoning or the oil that was used. We noticed it immediately. Next time I would like to try a hot pot. Parking shared with other businesses and conveniently located off of Hwy 12 and Mission Blvd.

    Vegetable Hot Pot
    Genie O.

    My boyfriend says this is one place he'd give 5 stars! Lovely decor, very clean, wonderful service and delicious food. We only had the vegetable hot pot and chicken fried rice but loved both. Vegetables were cooked to (our) perfection - al dente broccoli, bok choy, lotus root, tofu skin, noodles and much more. I think the broth could be more flavorful but we got the spicy sauce on the side which improves the flavor, but it is spicy. Loved the fried rice! Overall not the best Chinese food I've had recently but still really good especially for the area. I'm looking forward to more. It's in an unexpected spot to be so nice. A small strip mall in north Santa Rosa. Who knew? Pricing was fair which I hope can stay with all the economic challenges at the moment.

    Lamb Hot Pot
    EJ T.

    Everything I've tried here has been good so far. I usually go for the beef or lamb hot pot -the portions are huge, so my husband and I usually share one. He also likes their salt and pepper calamari and the appetizers. The food is flavorful and reasonably priced, the restaurant is clean, and service is always friendly and fast. Boiling Bowl has now become our go-to Chinese spot in town.

    shu mai, huge! I think it came with 6
    diem t.

    I've been to Boiling Bowl three times now, and it's become one of my go-to spots in town. I really enjoy their hot pot option that's made for one to two people. It's not the type where you add the ingredients yourself -- it comes out fully assembled and served over an open flame. The only downside is that you can't really control the doneness as you eat, so by the end, some of the food can get a little overcooked. I recommend fishing out your seafood or thinly sliced meat early if you like them more tender. Still, it's flavorful, hearty, and such a fun presentation. I've also tried the Singapore noodles (so good!), the spicy green beans (fantastic -- packed with flavor and perfectly cooked), and the shumai, which come as six large, juicy pieces that are super satisfying. The calamari is another standout -- incredibly fresh, lightly battered, and absolutely delicious. Honestly, I haven't had anything here that I didn't like. The service has always been excellent -- attentive and friendly, though you may need to ask for the check when you're ready to go. They also have lunch specials, which I haven't tried yet, but if they're anything like the à la carte dishes, they're probably a great deal. We've also had the orange chicken and sesame chicken, both flavorful and well-balanced without being overly sweet. Everything here has been consistently good, and I'll definitely be back again soon. Also, very clean and modern looking.

    Salted Pepper Fish
    James T.

    Wow everything was delicious. We kinda came for the hotpot but they did not use bone broth just water the seafood and spices. But the three dishes we got were yummy the tofu was slightly sweet almost hint of sweet and sour but they said it was Szechuan style. The beef with black mushrooms was also good but my favorite was the crispy salted pepper fish filets . All in all this was impressive for our first visit nice open dining room plenty of spacing. Will want to try many more dishes like the claypots and specials menu.

    Deep fried  Szechuan tofu
    Lesley T.

    This was a nice little spot for lunch, the food was flavorful but our server didn't know muh about the menu items so she wasn't very helpful, we wanted to try the hot pots but because our server didn't really answer our questions regarding the broths, we decided to get regular stir fried dishes instead. Nice and clean, fairly new, flavor was nice.

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