No wait for a late lunch on Saturday. And was able to find parking easily. Been a couple of months…read moresince we went. Enjoyed everything. My son loved the cucumbers. Nice going with more people so you can try multiple dishes.

We visited Impression of Lanzhou on a Sunday evening around 730pm. There was no wait and we walked…read moreright in. The supermajority of folks eating in were Asian, so locals like it. You order using a QR code and pay at the end at the cashier. Prices were decent. A bowl of freshly made noodles was around 15 to 16 dollars. It was a large bowl of noodles! We appreciated they provided the table with a pair of scissors (those noodles were really long!) Staff was friendly and got our orders to us really quickly.

This place is excellent! The food is incredibly tasty, fresh, and full of flavor, and the service…read moreis just as impressive. Everything we ordered came out fresh and well-prepared, and you can really tell there's care put into the food. If you're a fan of the type of food you get at 88 Bao Bao, I'd definitely recommend giving this place a try. In my opinion, it's a step above, with a much wider variety of dishes and plenty of choices beyond the usual favorites. Their beef rolls are especially worth ordering, they're much more substantial, packed with flavor, and very satisfying. Another thing that really stood out to me is the space. The restaurant is relatively clean, open, and spacious, which makes the overall experience much more comfortable than some of the smaller, crowded spots in the area. If you're ever near 99 Ranch in Concord, put this place on your list. Great food, generous portions, good service, and a comfortable atmosphere make it well worth checking out. I'll definitely be back to try more of their dishes!

Food: Ordered the pickled fish noodle soup. The soup base was a little bland, which made the…read morenoodles taste even more lacking in flavor. Service: Mediocre. Ambience: No comment.

It's my first time here and I love it! The side dishes are…read morejust delicious they have something new other tofu places don't have The eggplant and the cucumber is amazing! The staff are very attentive and friendly. My go to place now, when I'm around the area! Kudos!!

Food: N/A (never received our order) Service: 1/5…read moreAmbience: 3/5 My wife and I stopped in for a simple combo meal, but we ended up leaving after waiting 45 minutes without getting our food. While sitting there, we watched staff at the counter focus entirely on packing a massive backlog of takeout and online orders instead of attending to dine-in guests. When we did see staff, our waitress seemed completely unapproachable and never smiled-we actually saw the delivery robot more often than our server. While the interior is nice, the music was uncomfortably loud. Dine-in customers shouldn't take a back seat to online orders. It completely ruined our experience.

Ordered for pick up chicken chow mein. Our local favorite chef choys shutdown a few months ago so…read morewe needed a new spot. The chow mein is fantastic, not too greasy. My picky toddler finished his plate. Will be back to try their other items

Amazing food, great people, clean bathroom and comfortable sitting…read more This is my nth (plenty) time visiting this Chinese restaurant and it never failed to amaze me. The food came out best every time we've ordered and we've ordered different dishes each time. This week we came here twice. Literally writing it while I am at the restaurant because I don't want to miss out on giving them a shout out. This is to the restaurant. Please do not change anything about this place.

Good for a solo date, date, or large group. We enjoy getting their signature dish with short ribs…read moreand adding multiple toppings with the cheese, of course! People are very attentive and helpful when asking questions. Would I go back? Yes, and I already have.

My first Kalbijjim experience! The fam and I came here for lunch on a weekend, and we were able to…read moreget seated right away. It was spacious and clean inside. The staff were friendly as well. We looked at the menu and ordered, and then we got some of banchan / veggie side dishes for our meal. We ordered the following - Japchae - noodles appetizer. Was a very decent size for an appetizer as well. The kids really enjoyed this. Tofu Stew - i usually get this spicy, but since my daughter didn't want spice, we got it not spicy at all. Tofu was soft and the beef was alright. This dish was on the more saltier side in our opinions, but wonder if the spice they would have added would have balanced out the saltiness. The side of rice helped cut the saltiness as well. Bimbimbap - love these stone bowl rice dishes! Was pretty standard and we added a fried egg on top as well. My son was a fan of this dish. I expected a bit more. Kalbijjim - the must dish to get here! We ordered the MINI one since we were sharing everything, and we didn't add on any toppings. The dish came and it was really big and amazing. However, either the person didn't hear me or ignored me, it turned out it was the regular size as we were charged $80+ for it instead of the $30 mini size one. It was really tasty - both the short ribs on the bones and not on the bone. There were radish, potato, and rice cakes mixed in there as well. If we knew we were getting a regular one, I would have liked some toppings such as corn or something... not too sure what happened there, but it was still really tasty. We had a bit leftover and were given a box with no lid. They would seal the box with the plastic wrap thingy. Would come back again.

Lao Food is so underrated! I rarely go to Concord, but I will make a social trip here to eat at…read moreSpicy Joi! The service is friendly and accommodating! They will literally go to your table and check in to make sure you are satisfied. The ambiance is so colorful and traditional. The mural on the wall represents the Lao Culture beautifully. My favs are: - papaya salad -pork combo with rice -pork banh mi -basil chicken with rice -fried pork egg rolls We literally devoured everything and left stuffed. This is literally one of my favorite restaurants!! Thank you for the service, delicious food and reasonable pricing!

Before I get into the food I need to say their Thai Coffee was literally just sugar. My first sip…read morewas like a sugar bomb. I got it to go, no ice so I could have it the next morning. It was soooooo sweet I had to add espresso to it to even make it remotely drinkable. That was an absolute disappointment to be honest. Food: I got the spring rolls as appetizers. Very fair sized spring rolls. I loved them and prob the best part of the meal. I added shrimp for $3 extra? But they add something inside that makes it a little more bright and it was really good. The dipping sauce was great too. Idk what it was but it def was better than a standard peanut dipping sauce. I got the Khaopiak (chicken udon), and my sister got the Khaosoi (minced pork noodles). Mine was not spicy, the broth was clear but I don't think mine supposed to come spicy. The broth is very rich and it tasted very good. Noodles are handmade and they had great texture. I did add a ton of the chili oil that was provided at the table and it def added the kick I wanted. My sisters Khaosoi definitely looked like it was supposed to be spicy, and she has been here before and said it def lacked the spice. I wonder if the people taking the order forgot to ask about spice level? If your name is SPICY Joi, your food should be spicy? Our friend got the Khaopoon/Chicken Curry but idk if she liked it lol. Overall, disappointed by the coffee. Noodles were missing spice, and the best part of the meal was my spring rolls.

Babe was not feeling too great on Friday and neither was I. I felt that soup would be out best…read moreoption to getting that great feeling back. We went to a spot that had great reviews to try something different....Pho. We both really love Ramen, so I figured we would probably love it too. It was so delicious. Definitely lighter than Ramen tho. We had the Gŏi Cuón appetizer. I had Hù Tieu. She had Hù Tieu Nam Vang. We both loved our food..ate the soup with the provided veggies! Yummmmm

3.5 stars down from four. 1 Oct 2026…read more Back today and had another tasty meal. I damn near chocked again on another flavorful though too chewy and too large chunk of beef. The music was much too loud. We asked our exceptional server Khuong N to turn it down and he fixed us up. There was a party of three behind us yelling their conversation at each other. Behind us for our entire meal they sat and yelled. See photo. They turned out to be employees on break. Management should tell these uncouth children that the customers are paying for a pleasant dining experience. Not just to fill up on noodles and broth I will think twice before going back.

Food was amazing and came out quickly. Service was good and the overall vibe was good.read more

I ordered via DoorDash. Congee and rice roll were both ready when I arrived…read more Service was accurate, packaged well and nicely organized inside the take out bag. Store was clean and bright. Parking as easy. Congee is as good, added shrimps for $3, there were about 2-3 pieces. Rice roll tasted good. Will come again.

Hadn't been here for years but was craving ramen so stopped by. Menu seemed to have expanded…read more Seafood ramen was great. All the protein were tender and delicious. Ramen and broth were rich and creamy. Shrimp tempura was just ok, crunchy but mostly breading. The chicken katsu plate wasn't too greasy and pretty good. Service was fast and friendly. Small place for dine in, but they do a brisk to-go order. Worth it for ranen alone.

Dude i LOVE this place, like just TRUST ME- or well dont but whatever, keep reading!!--…read more I decided to try this place out when I was CRAVINGGG good ramen after getting addicted to instant ramen (oof) and ive seen this place SO many times while driving by- I personally order Tonkotsu Ramen, from no spice to medium (im trying, ok? ^o^) and it tastes like.,,, REALLY GOOD- ive eaten at the tables and the wait was a littleee long, I dont remember how long but I think it was acceptable. The soup was great, the spice was deffo there for what I chose, and the broth was rich and tasty! The vibe of the place is super small ramen shopish vibes, dark interior, blocks out the noise from the busy main road infront of it, usually a random music vid playing quietly in the background :) Theres a fridge inside to the right with Ramune of diffrent flavors and other drinks for you to buy 0.0- usually I get takeout and when getting takeout its FAST like,,, REALLY FAST- and huge shoutout to cashier Nancy for being the GOAT !!

Huge fan of this place! They price you based on the weight of the bowl, so you can customize it…read morecompletely to your liking. There is an ingredient bar with a various selection of vegetables, proteins, noodles, etc etc. The options are endless. All you have to do is grab a bowl and tongs and pick and choose what to put in it. After you finish customizing your ingredients, make your way down to the cashier and they will weigh your bowl and have you select your broth. Whenever I go here, I get the tomato broth with different veggies--bok choy, seaweed, lotus root--pork belly, fish roe balls, and fresh ramen (my fave). The ambience is chill and the people there are nice. There is ample seating for lots of people. The interior has a nice pop of color as well. I will definitely continue coming here!

Located in the Park & Shop, just a bit further right from 99 Ranch, you will find yourself at…read moreZhangliang Malatang, wedged between quite a few other eating/beverage places. Zhangliang Malatang offers a soupy experience, where you get the options to build your own soup. The soups themselves are already flavored and made, but what you do get to edit is what actually goes in it. It's a decently sized place, while lots of small tables could certainly be pieced together if need be for larger tables over at the booth side of the restaurant. It's basically all self-service here, from what you want in your meal, to the condiments (which there are plenty) that may go with it. They do offer things other than just soup based cooking style, as they have a stir fried chow mein of sort too if you decide to go that route, though do beware that apparently they only have the one sauce for that cooking style, and it's pretty spicy, so if you go that route just know that there will be no flexibility for that at all flavor wise. How about the ingredients here? I've been to other similar places like this before, for example, Tang Bar, which also does this pick your own ingredients thing and they soup it or stir fry it for you. I'd say between the two though, the quality of ingredients at Zhangliang is probably a bit better than those other places, though selection options are about the same, but Zhangliang still have a few options that I usually don't see at the other spots. I also feel the ingredients here just feel fresher overall, albeit still frozen for some, but even then fresher. Again, you can make your own base here, so you don't have to get the noodles if you don't want to because it will just come as a soup regardless. If you just want soup and not noodle soup, that's fine. Though, a bit of warning, everything is counted by weight (minus the soup), so just don't get too happy putting stuff in because it all looks so good because speaking from personal experience, it will go over your expected cost very quickly depending on what you got. Watch out for that noodles weight! Service here is usually pretty good. Even though it's self service mostly, you still have to go up to the front to pay, and then let them know what flavor of soup base or cooking style you want. Never had an issue, they were willing to answer questions and such. The condiments bar while you are waiting for the arrival of your food to get prepared and finished is usually where you should go. I generally just pack up on the garlic for the most part because there can never be too much garlic in your soup. That's right, I said never! Just kidding. But the point is that there's plenty of condiments and you can get as much as you like. I also personally like to make a sesame peanut sauce since all the ingredients are there for me to do so for when I pull food out of my soup I can also dip them into that sauce, similar to what you do at hotpots. Once you get your food, you will be able to test out the ingredients first hand since they're not ready to be eaten. I feel almost everything I get each time I go in, I've been happy with them being in my soup, so no complaints there as it's always been tasty. Final verdict, Zhangliang Malatang is a great place to go to if you're in a soupy mood. The Malatang part is also for those who are spicy adventurous and interested in making their tongue feel the burn. I've had the spicy stuff here before and it is indeed very spicy, but I would not recommend for most if you can't handle it. Noodles are always great, but they are deceptive because that's usually where much of the food weight will be coming from in your bowl if you go too heavy. Ingredients over noodles for the best bang for buck. I would recommend this spot for those who are in the mood for hotpot, but don't want that tenuous and slower hotpot experience.