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    Gong Fu Xiao Long Bao

    3.7 (17 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Buns
    Fuang C.

    Dropped by to get the steamed buns. It's 8 buns for $5 so value wise is not bad. Service was fast but I wish they gave some vinegar with the buns. The buns were much smaller than I expected so I was a little disappointed. Each bun could be finished in 1-2 bites. Flavor wise was pretty good! Good ratio of meat to dough. Felt like some vinegar would really add to the flavor. Overall: since the buns were much smaller than I expected, the value isn't quite there for me. The 6 piece steam buns I get in Chinatown are 2-3x the size and I think price is about the same or a few dollars more.

    steamed pork buns
    Christy C.

    Cheap eats! $5 for 8 steamed pork buns and $6 for 8 pan-fried pork buns! Slightly misleading restaurant name as they don't sell classic xiao long baos (soup dumplings).

    Nian Z.

    3.5/5 Fast and cheap FJ eats. The peanut noodles have good flavor but are much more clumpy than I'm used to. I liked the pan fried fluffy buns as well but they could use a bit more filling haha.

    Peanut noodles, wonton soup, fish ball soup
    Sally l.

    The meat stuffed bao were pillowy and full of flavor - I think that was the best thing i like from here. The peanut sauce noodle lacked some flavor. Both the soups were bland...

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    Mei Qin Z.

    Pan-fried pork buns, wonton soup, and noodles with peanut butter sauce-- now, that's my kind of pick-me-up on a cold winter day. * Pan-Fried Pork Buns (8pcs) 功夫小煎包 $6.00 They offer two types of buns here-- one steamed and one pan-fried. We opted for the pan-fried ones and despite the buns looking visibly pan-fried, they were not the least bit crispy. The buns were soft and juicy though, and filled with savory ground pork. * Fuzhou Wonton Soup 福州扁肉 $3.00 I love a good bowl of wonton soup, and this one was exactly that. The wontons were thin and flat, with little meat (just the way I like them), and the broth was simple, yet warm and comforting. Be sure to add a pinch of white pepper and a splash of white vinegar! * Noodle with Peanut Butter Sauce 福州拌面 $3.00 A must-order when eating in these establishments. The noodles were a bit gooey, but otherwise creamy, bright, and delicious. **CASH ONLY!

    Pan Fried and Steamed Buns + Wonton Soup
    Brandon Y.

    A casual sitdown eatery that opened recently that serves many of the classics I grew up with like peanut butter noodles and wonton soup (with lots of vinegar ofc). I got the Pan Fried + Steamed Buns today and they came out quickly, likely due to being made en masse in the beginning of the day. Big plus of food kept like this in bamboo steamers is that they basically never go dry, due to all the moisture within the containers. The buns themselves were pretty good, decent amount of meat filling and good standard flavor from them. The pan fried buns are lacking in that crispy texture you'd expect from being "pan fried" though but I guess that's the tradeoff when eating at establishments like this where it's quick, easy and filling in terms of food and service.

    Peanut noodle and wonton soup
    Mili L.

    Nice place for a quick bite. The wonton soup is all about the texture of the wrapper and small meat content. The peanut noodle is good, the texture is a bit sticky and feels like freshly made noodles.

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    Lots of grease on their food items. Service is fast. Seats are limited. Simple comfort food.

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    Crown Garden

    Crown Garden

    4.4
    (31 reviews)
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    Very solid Chinese food spot. We picked up food to go and the restaurant looked very clean and…read morespacious though no one was eating in. The food was very fairly priced and the portions were huge. We got the pork soup dumplings, pork fried rice, szechuan chicken (which came with white rice), and pad see ew (which though not listed comes with pork, chicken, and shrimp). Everything was solid, but our favorite was the fried rice which had a ton of flavor. I liked the veggies that were in the chicken dish but there were just way too many of them compared to the chicken and I wasn't crazy about the sauce. The pad see ew wasn't made the traditional way I've had it with soy sauce and oyster sauce. It had some sort of orange sauce that tasted closer to a sweet and sour. It wasn't bad it was just not what I was hoping for. The soup dumplings were solid, no complaints there. And the fried rice was great, lots of flavor. Overall, I liked this place especially for the price but I'd probably order different things if I went back.

    I had a taste for Chinese food like good old school. Chinese food and I happen to look on one of…read morethe delivery apps and located this place. I found parking down the block and walked over to the restaurant. It seems like more of a delivery spot because there was no one inside sitting at any of the 5 tables. It's a fairly good size space, very simply decorated, mixed with a cool wall resembling a curio cabinet of treasures. I chose a spot in the middle and went to the restroom which was clean and simple. I noticed there were a lot of takeout orders, from delivery services to local folks picking up their regular dinner. I looked over the menu and decided on salt and pepper wings and an order of shrimp. Fried Rice came out first and it was delicious. I even tasted a hint of salted egg yolk mixed into the egg mixture friefried up with the rice that signature crispiness with the little saltiness.... fantastic. The salt and pepper wings were different than the ones i'm accustomed to though the flavor was amazing.It didn't have the fried garlic, peppers, chilis, and onions that i'm accustomed to being in the dish. They were still flavorful, juicy and crisp and I could tell they cooked them fresh.That was much appreciated. I ended up taking half of my food home because I was stuffed.Thank you Msm Ellen and the Crown Garden crew for a tasty solo dinner.

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