Make sure not to blink if you’re on a first-time quest for this small mom-and-pop shop. Pauahi Street, Honolulu.įor nearly 70 years, Char Hung Sut has been serving up its manapua (pork bun) and dim sum to hungry locals and visitors of Honolulu. “The key to a tasty experience is the dipping sauce … just take a little of all your favorites and stir,” writes Addy C. Yelpers especially appreciate the sauce bar, where they can create custom combinations. of Lawrenceville, who, we assume is referring to the hot pots. “Hot pots are awesome, great for a first or a fifteenth date.
J’s Mini Hot Pot has been building up a fan base for years, luring Georgians with its beef bone, miso, chicken, vegetarian, herbal, tom yum and beauty booster broths, and variety of meat, seafood, and combo entrees. Georgia: J’s Mini Hot Pot, 2174 Pleasant Hill Road, Duluth. Ready for the hot broth at J’s Mini Hot Pot. “Our Chinese stomach felt very comfortable,” reassures Ke X.
Standouts include mapo tofu, basil squid, sesame shrimp, seafood hot-and-sour soup, and Taiwanese braised pork. “This is some of the best Chinese food I’ve had in years,” writes Paula S. Yelpers traveling from Asian food hotspots such as San Francisco, Seattle, and New York praise this “amazing” Little Rock “diamond in the rough” for its authenticity, large portions and reasonable prices. Chen’s Authentic Chinese Cooking, 3901 S. And did we mention the customer service? “You can tell they love their customers because they remember their regulars by name,” says Elaine B. Red or green curry chicken, chow fun, pho, and the BBQ pork fried rice are a few other dishes Yelpers praise. “It is so ridiculously good that I have turned my back on my beloved pho a few times to order it,” writes a guilty Sarah R. But there’s something about the orange chicken (and friendly service) that puts reviewers in rapture. Simi’s specializes in Vietnamese, Thai, and Cantonese food, and does it all very well, report Yelpers from the front lines. Pleasant surprises lurk where you’ll least expect them. There’s always a strong concentration of great Asian restaurants in any big city, but you’re likely to a find a rival to many of them in tertiary cities, small towns, and the middle of nowhere. They received mostly high marks (overall four to five stars out of five) for quality food full, well-balanced flavors decent portions reasonable prices and generally good service.Īfter reading through hundreds of Yelp reviews, a few other trends and highlights emerged:
If you’re looking for a change, a proven winner while traveling, or a dish your local favorite just doesn’t serve, these restaurants are all worth visiting. While we salute their loyalty, we also embrace discovery, adventure, and sharing. People have their favorite go-to spot and not much can be done to break their devotion. Some of the restaurants serve a variety of Asian cuisine – such as Japanese, Thai and Vietnamese – but devote a large portion of their menu to Chinese food, according to the reviews and menus.Ĭompiling any “best of” restaurant list is a dangerous mission and risks offending at least a few of the faithful. The higher the combined number, the better the ranking. They compiled a list based on the number of stars and amount of reviews each restaurant received from Yelpers. In our attempt to pinpoint the best Chinese restaurants in each state and Washington, D.C., we reached out to Yelp data scientists.
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