Great sushi, but if you want to eat their non-sushi Japanese dishes you can't eat at the sushi bar. So, if you're going in a group, keep that in mind.
Caveat for those of you planning to go later in the day... they *do* run out of congee. And you will be sad. Plan ahead. Also, it's a tiny place, so it's a horrible idea to bring a big group.
My wife loves the Szechwan Crab, but I'm partial to the Chopped Pepper Hot Fish and Five Spice Tofu w/ Pickles and Pork. Everything's pretty tasty, really.
The pork buns (gua bao) are fantastic (much better than David Chang's in my experience). The basil fried chicken is totally addictive.
Fantastic food and great service from a family-run restaurant. Everything I've eaten there has been delicious, but I especially recommmend the fish fingers appetizer (you might overlook it otherwise).
I dream of their twice-baked potato. Yes, the steaks are delicious, but that twice-baked potato...<drool>...
Best known for sausage, Shultzy's has 3 different types of veggie burgers (VegiMax, Boca, or Black Bean) with different toppings. The spicy Chimichurri VegiMax goes great with a pilsner or Kostritzer.
The best Szechwan Spicy Chicken (辣子雞) in the area as well as other tasty choices. Their dumplings are rustic thick-skinned style (which I like), but take a while so order them when you sit down.
You might not expect great food from a mall spot, but Gyros and Falafel here are better than anywhere around. Get the combo for fries (with/without feta) or yummy lentil soup and soda.
Love the sausage pizza, wife loves the runny egg and arugula, but the crust is what makes it special.
Hot & spicy fried rice, mandarin fish (sweet), hard tofu with chinese celery, dumplings (tiny, but about 20 per serving), and a beer. YUM!
Good food. Very busy at lunch. If you are alone they will try to seat you at the bar. Resist! Bar service is abysmal and inattentive since bartender also waits a table section.
Their fish burrito ordinarily has cabbage instead of rice & beans, but they'll make you a delicious one with rice & beans on request (it gets ordered as a chicken burrito sub fish, I think).
The brisket is delicious and probably the best choice. The pulled pork and ribs are good, but the brisket is better. Since Stan's a KC guy, there's often Boulevard beer on tap. Park in the lot behind.
Soup dumplings (their claim to fame), shumai, fried rice (porkchop or otherwise) is the way to go. Some other dishes are only so-so.
Very good dim sum (especially some of the unconventional dim sum like sesame beef), cramped parking (I like to pick up a few things at the Safeway across the street and walk over).
