Restaurants that offer Beef Tripe

Hong Kong Garden Seafood Dim Sum Cafe

➤ 5300 Spring Mountain Rdsuite 107, Las Vegas, NV 89146, United States

Cafe • Full • Casual • Seafood

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"I recently visited Hong Kong Garden dim sum for lunch and overall, it was a decent experience. The service was really friendly and attentive, and the restaurant wasn't too packed even though we went on a Monday at noon. One thing I liked was that dim sum was made to order by marking the menu, so there weren't too many carts around, which made the food feel more fresh.Now, onto the food. Unfortunately, there were a few misses for us. The haw gao was just plain horrible. The shrimp tasted fishy, grainy, and was in small little pieces. Plus, the outside fell apart before it even got to our table. The sui mai was just okay, comparable to Trader Joe's instant ones. It was surprisingly fishy and too dense. The chicken feet had great flavor, but it was overcooked and mushy, and it fell apart easily.The sweet rice and shrimp balls were also disappointing. The rice was hard and flavorless, and we would pass on them next time. The egg tofu was something new for us, but we probably wouldn't order it again. However, we did appreciate the technique and talent it takes to fry it without breaking it. The pan fried shrimp and chives dumpling were also not great they were huge and rubbery.On the other hand, the deluxe rice roll was the best thing we had and definitely worth coming back for. It had the best texture of any rice roll we've had in Las Vegas, and the shrimp inside was crispy. So, if I were to return to Hong Kong Garden, it would only be for that dish.Lastly, the roast duck was really good the skin was crispy and the meat was tender. It was priced at $12.99 for a quarter duck, which was reasonable. The Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce was just okay though the broccoli wasn't bright green and the oyster sauce was quite salty.Overall, I would give Hong Kong Garden dim sum three stars. While the food had its hits and misses, the service was really good and the restaurant wasn't too crowded. So, if you're in the mood for some dim sum and are looking for a place that's not too busy, this could be a decent option just be sure to order the deluxe rice roll."

Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse

➤ 199 Boylston Street Chestnut Hill, MA 02467, 02467-1600, CHESTNUT HILL, United States

Pizza • Sushi • Brazier • Japanese

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"Most people go to the Hibachi side of this restaurant, but the other table service side is also very good, very quiet, and feels safer during Covid. They have the usual Japanese choices, the entree come with a salad . You can order the Hibachi style food if you want, and they bring it to you already cooked on a plate. Or order something different I like the beef negamaki. If you don't have kids that need to be entertained by the Hibachi chef, the other side is a good choice."

Kowloon Café

➤ 2365 86th St, 11214, Brooklyn, United States

Cafe • Asian • Coffee • Chinese

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"Came here with my friends for lunch, and we had a good time. Pretty tasty baked porkchop with tomato sauce (on the more sweeter side). Great portions, perfect for family style with friends to try a bit of everything. The sizzling steak platter was delicious and comes with broccoli and fries. The bread with condensed milk was a bit sad, though ? just toasted burger buns with drizzled condensed milk.Great HK breakfast at a very good price.Parking: Free street residential or paid metered parking on the main road."

Rainbow Cafe

➤ 263 Main St, Conneaut, USA, 44030, United States

Wine • Pizza • Coffee • Italian

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"good food, but all made to order, so it takes a little because to get you eat out. at least they have a full cash, so while they wait, they can enjoy something good beer. my wife had the stromboli who was very good, not $10 seemed a bit high for it. I had the chicken parm sub, which was good, but my only complaining was that it had pieces of a kind of grilled hen. I've eaten a lot of chicken parm, always baked whole boobs. that almost looked like the precooked, packaged marinated chicken."

Chubby Cattle Denver

➤ 2 N BroadwayCO 80203, Denver, United States

Fish • Meat • Pasta • Chinese

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"Cute place but definitely overpriced.Came in with my partner for her birthday. I don't eat hot pot so I was just planning on getting sushi. The roll options are relatively limited but that wasn't the issue. Our server only allowed for us to order one roll even though there were 2 of us and I said I only wanted sushi no hot pot.Fine, I can just order one at a time cause my partner didn't want a whole lot of sushi and there was a belt of options to pick from. Except all the sushi (other than nigiri) on the belt had cucumber. I'm allergic to cucumber so I couldn't take those and the roll I ordered had to be sent back cause it had cucumber in it even though the menu didn't state it. When I mentioned it the server was like oh yeah our menu is wrong some times.At the end of it I only ate 1.5 rolls, some gyoza and 8 pieces of nigiri. Our tab came out to just shy of 100$ for 2 people. And u wasn't even full.Overall it's a cute place though and my partner had a good time, which was the most important thing c: I liked the little train that brings you your sushi. Just go there expecting to get full off of hot pot and I think it would be a good time."

HO HO Chinese Restaurant

➤ 2486 W. Brandon Blvd. Brandon, FL 33511, Tampa, United States

Meat • Asian • Dim Sum • Seafood

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"on a trip to vegas, my wife and I tried a dimming room with the small old lady who pushes the car and everything. Surprisingly, she also loved the place and the concept after accidental attempts of chicken feet. (even more surprising that she even remembers it! she was hammered! according to the underground dim-sum network here in tampa (not really a thing, this place has good dim-sum. just not a little old lady with a car. that would be the only thing missing, because the hoho lacks nothing else! we only ordered from the menu dim sum, but they have a complete regular menu plus a hot pot menu! next time! I love hot pot! we had dizzyed and garnel noodles and fried garnelen puffballs and an ingenious bark soup and a fried noodle dish with seafood in an oyster sauce. the last 2 were full courts large enough to share with 2 3 people (or more if everyone wanted only a total size portion. it was all so good! service was also great, they began to bring out the dishes very soon after the order, and it was nice to bring them out as everyone was ready to wait for all at once, so if they closed their eyes I think they could only imagine the small old lady who was walking around the car. all very friendly. the place itself is not in a really large area, and the building in which it is was also a foolish sketch. (oddly, the building strip had 3 Asian restaurants, a Persian restaurant, a Mexican restaurant and a Mexican food truck, so it was like a mecca of good food. but the hoho was clean and beautiful on the inside. I'll tell them I sent you. that will not help anyone, and they will not know who I am, even if you explain it, but shoot it."

Kaze

➤ 41, 45 Essex Street, Boston, 02111, United States Of America

Fish • Meat • Asian • Japanese

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"just wanted to warn that this place is not gluten free and generally unfriendly towards customers in crisis.We walked in and asked the hostess if they had gluten free options or if the hot pot itself was gluten free and we got an enthusiastic yes so we sat down. They told us to ask the waitress specifically which things were gluten free so we ordered and then checked with the waitress if everything we ordered was gluten free and she nodded but then came back to tell us actually none of it was gluten free and and nothing on the menu was gluten free. Then when we asked them to give us some time to decide what to do they told us that there was a party waiting outside for our table so we decided that it would be better to leave. However on our way out we noticed that there were several tables open and no one outside waiting for table. We were very disappointed in the way they handled our situation and if you have a food allergy I would recommend not trying this restaurant."

Taiwan Cafe

➤ 34 Oxford Street Boston, MA 02111, United States

Cafe • Casual • Seafood • Chinese

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"I think I found my new Asian Bakery to go to! My first immediate reaction was, this place is pretty spacious and clean. There we 're probably 7-10 tables for folks to sit and have tea, enjoy a pastry and enjoy the morning news and catch up with old friends. I 'm pretty much talking about the old folks around Chinatown. It 's cute how these elderly Chinese folks wake up early to sit and enjoy their morning. I heard that their sticky rice was legit so I had to give it a try. I 've been going to other places and their prices range from $3.50-$4. Sticky rice here is $3.95 with duck yolk inside! Other places did not have it. Nor did they have peanuts. I believe they spread oil inside so the rice wouldn 't stick to the banana leaf which is a smart idea. Other places I have to sit and peel... which is really time consuming lol portion wise was really good. Their generous with the stuffing. It was a lot. Overall, I highly recommend this place. Reasonable price with good quality . Got to try their steam buns next time!"

China Chef II

➤ 9225 Mira Mesa Blvd #110-B San Diego , CA 92126, San Andreas, United States

Chinese • Hot Pot • Breakfast

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"5 stars all the way! Came here after a friend recommended itI've tried dozens of Chinese restaurants trying to find one that really blows me away."

Itea Cafe

➤ 15435 Jeffrey Road, Irvine, CA 92618, United States

Cafe • Lunch • Desserts • Taiwanese

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"As a regular patron of I-Tea Cafe, I highly reccomend this spot for authentic Taiwanese food. I called ahead, as I always do, to order my two go to dishes: the three cups chicken and the Taiwanese fried rice noodles.The three cups chicken is packed with flavor and spice, while the fried rice noodles are a perfectly savory and filling accompaniment. Together, they make for a meal that hits all the right spots.Overall, I-Tea Cafe is my go-to spot for quick, tasty, and satisfying takeout. So whether you're in the mood for Taiwanese cuisine or just want to try something new, I highly recommend giving it a try."

Yaowarat Thai Street Food

➤ 6 Beale St, Quincy, MA 02170, USA, United States

Tea • Thai • Asian • Pickup

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"We ordered Hainanese chicken breast rice, which cost an extra $5 for dinner as compared to lunch, as well as Hainanese chicken thighs rice, also with a $5 dinner upcharge. Both dishes came with several chicken livers, differing from what was depicted on the menu. After checking Google reviews, I noticed that other customers had only received one or two pieces of liver, while we had an entire column of them. I wondered if this was due to the differences between lunch and dinner options. The waitress had informed us that the dinner would come with double portions of meat. My mom and sister, who ordered the Hainanese chicken rice, didn’t want to eat the chicken livers, but my dad ended up finishing them. My sister, who had the chicken breast, mentioned that it was overcooked and there was some water pooled underneath it. We found ourselves quite thirsty after the meal. Service was lacking, as there seemed to be only one waitress who spent most of her time in the kitchen. When we asked for water and napkins, she quickly handed us some napkins from the counter but didn’t return with the water. One issue worth mentioning involved the air conditioner near the first table by the cash register. It started leaking unexpectedly, drenching the chair before dripping on my back (luckily just a little). When we eventually informed the waitress, she moved the chair away and brought a small basin to catch the water. The air conditioner continued to leak for the rest of our meal, which may have contributed to the overall warm atmosphere in the restaurant."

Tropix

➤ 733A West Side Ave, 07306, Jersey City, US, United States

Food • Meat • Catering • Dominican

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"I feel that this place is greatly underappreciated, especially considering how expensive dining out has become. Tropix is conveniently located between two of my regular work sites in Lincoln Park, right across from plenty of competition. I used to be a loyal customer of Gusto Latino (and still go there for different occasions), but Tropix offers a variety of affordable options with generous portions. Their sandwiches and breakfast items have saved me on numerous occasions when I was short on cash and wouldn’t be home for hours to cook. The staff here is always friendly and seems to genuinely enjoy their work. They accept both Apple Pay and Google Pay, which is a plus. I really hope they continue to thrive because they’re a little gem on the west side."

Pot Noodle

➤ 650;654 Jackson Street, San Francisco, 94133, United States Of America

Soup • Chicken • Noodles

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"I used to live in China for a number of years and fell in love with Sichuan food while living there. When I moved to SF, I had a difficult time finding a sichuan restaurant where my mouth and tastebuds would become tingly from the mala spice (which is an amazing feeling). This restaurant delivered and was incredible. We got the mapo tofu, cold chicken, and beef in chili oil (ie dishes drenched in mala). The mapo tofu could have been spicier, but we added the chili oil from the chicken to meet our needs They do have non-spicy sichuan food, so I do think this restaurant can serve a variety of audiences. But for those wanting a mala-filled experience, look no further Please note that for my photo, we had already devoured the beef in chili oil and ate most of the chicken."