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“Great food. Fresh vegetables and many choices.“
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“I like the lunch box. Lots of food for a decent price.“
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“Not the largest, nor the fanciest, but still a good buffet. They are lacking a few items such as the Mongolian beef. There are a few chicken and vegetable dishes are included. It is a fair price compared to others. I will be back again if in the area.“
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“Great place to eat! Friendly People!!“
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“We have been to Wisanggeni many times and absolutely love their food and staff/owner! I am vegetarian and love the To haven't, Gado, and Bakmi Jawa. My partner is Halal and enjoyed the Chicken Satay, Soto Ayam, and Hibachi Meal. The service is always very friendly and supportive of a diverse community. Will always be on our reliable go-to list! Photos are from our most recent visit (chicken Tongseng and veggie Gado)“
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“It’s been a minute since we’ve gone. We will be back soon!“
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“Absolutely the best!!“
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“Food tastes good, portions are quite large, enough to fill you up and then some.“
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“My wife and I decided to go out to dinner before heading home for New Years Eve. I was pleasantly surprised. I'm glad I had a reservation because the dining room was full. We shared Mongolian Beef, a spicy chicken dish, and fried rice. All were good and we had some food to take home for later. The prices were reasonable. We spent about $70 per person including tip and three mixed drinks.“
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“Very very good and fresh testing. Truly an art work to eat eat here.“
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“Excellent meal! Great service, great food. We love the varied menu: something for everyone. Sushi, ramen, fried rice and hibachi. We will definitely be back!“
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“I wept tears of joy upon stepping into this eclectic Chinese restaurant. I have never experienced the world’s flavors in such detail, in such splendor. Maslow spoke of the hierarchy of needs, of the nebulous concept of “self-actualization,” which many have tried to attain. If they had visited Happy Cuisine, they would no longer be in pursuit of the intangible, they would find themselves actualized, they would find the sky itself a mere fabric for them to pull down and bend to their whims. The staff were the kindest of individuals, angels on earth. Their generosity is potent, their aura exudes a sense of comfortable familiarity, the kind that feels like visiting one’s own childhood bedroom.
As said by Henry David Thoreau, “There is no remedy for love, but to love more.”
This is the attitude that those at this establishment embody, and it is the attitude I have come to adopt as well, all because of the love I have experienced here. It is in the flavorful food, it is in the sunset streaming through its windows, it is in the post-it notes hung up on walls, reminders of regulars and their orders. I am ever-grateful for this life and love, ever grateful for the happiness I have experienced here.
Reddit user u/totomoto999 stated it best, “Every name carries a unique meaning and vibration, which is why it is important to choose a name that aligns with your frequency and vibration.”
Happy Cuisine was a name well-aligned and chosen. Thank you, Happy Cuisine.“
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“Great price for the size and quality. So glad to have you guys close to work!“
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“What a great place right in the middle of Fishers. Great food,decor and ambience. We talked to Manly whose family owns the restaurant and he was so great and accommodating. Our meals were awesome!!“