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“Haven't been to OG in a few years. We've been getting the TX Roadhouse family meals for a few weeks and discovered OG has them as well.
They have a good thing in many ways, but lacking a bit as well.
Since we have onion allergies in the family, It would have been nice to be able to delelt the onions from the salad. The red onions are even harder to digest than white onion, so that may keep us from doing his again. Croutons were packed separately which was nice since we don't use those. Also we had to request plasticware which apparently is the only way to get dinner mints included.
On the positive side, they included a dozen breadsticks (TX RH includes 12 rolls) , the spatula was great to have for the lasagna and tongs for the salad! The salad was at least twice as big as TX roadhouse which was nice. They also included an entire bottle of dressing which was nice. The lasagna was over 2 lbs, I'm sure, (and they have a larger size 🤯). Flavor was good on everything.
It just seems a bit expensive compared to TX roadhouse meals. You can get BBQ or chix breast for much less $$ with a TX roadhouse meal. For $65, you can get 4 nice steaks at TX roadhouse, lasagna is just hamburger and noodles. So definitely seems a bit over priced for what you get here.“

“Riquísimo todo, la ensalada deliciosa 100% recomendado“

“honestly I recommend everything. I especially love the broccoli soup.“

“Absolutely delicious Thai food! Great atmosphere, temperature, music and fast service! Definitely going back!“

“the food was delicious, the service fantastic, the atmosphere great and the owner Derek was so friendly! we'll definitely be going back!“

“Fabulous as always, had the ginger salad, edamame, and hibachi chicken and steak. The service is always perfect, and they have a lot of appetizers on sale until 6:00 p.m. for happy hour, along with drink specials.“

“We’ve actually never dined in at this place either. It seen they are more often pick up and to go.

very lack of dine in, but its quite place, we had our food with to go too.

And in a way, that makes everything

I’m about to say feel even more genuine.

without the restaurant atmosphere adding to the experience, what remains is the food itself, and the people behind it.

From the very first pickup, you can feel that this is a place with real warmth.

The woman at the front often alongside her husband has this natural, easygoing energy that immediately puts you at ease.

She’s a good conversationalist too, and over time, she even remembers what you like to order

a small gesture, but it makes you feel recognized, seen. She doesn’t have to try to impress you; she simply makes you feel welcome.

Of course, there are busy moments when she and her husband are running around and might not greet you right away

and that’s completely understandable. It’s a small, family run place, not a polished chain.

But even in those moments, they always offer the best smiles.

If something is ever forgotten in your order, they don’t just let it slide; they communicate promptly, and sometimes even call to have it delivered to your home. You can feel that it’s done out of genuine care, not obligation.

The food carries the same kind of attention. It’s thoughtful, comforting, and consistent.

Nothing feels rushed or careless. Every dish is prepared with intention, and even on busy days, the quality remains steady.

It’s the kind of cooking that quietly earns your trust, and over time, that trust grows into appreciation.

I sometimes read reviews that label this place as “bad,” and I honestly can’t understand them. Some feel less like honest feedback and more like people arriving already frustrated, ready to criticize instead of noticing the effort and care. There’s a difference between pointing out issues and dismissing a good, hardworking restaurant outright.

This isn’t a restaurant trying to be flashy or trendy. It doesn’t pretend to be something it isn’t. It’s a small, family-run Chinese spot doing its best and doing it with sincerity, warmth, and consistency. Those qualities don’t always show up in pictures or quick judgments, but they matter more than anything once you experience them.

I will absolutely be coming back. Not because the place dazzles you, but because it makes you feel genuinely welcome, and the food quietly reminds you why it’s worth returning. That combination — care in the food and in the people is what makes a small restaurant unforgettable.“

“The food was very good and fresh. The owner himself prepared our lunch.“

“love panera. always great food and awesome customer service.“

“Just left the the place.. got a free coffee with our sip club and a yummy chicken and noodle soup. It was perfect in this crisp weather and ishika even came out to check on us (we were sitting outside enjoying the weather).. great place! Definitely check it out“

“Yes, but, check your order when picking up. We’ve been shorted bread the last two visits and this time the salad dressing isn’t included. The quality control process for verifying carry out and pickup orders stinks.“

“After a long and challenging day your sweet cashier in the drive thru served me with a smile and the first person who was nice to me after a long day. I watched her check my bag and when it didn't have the two extra sauces I requested she made sure to get them for me before I even asked. Great service every time! Thank you!“

“This place isn’t glamorous by any means but you do get what you pay for. It’s the epitome of a midwestern Chinese buffet with different foods to check all of your boxes. Servers are chill and the place is good overall. Don’t understand why people expect to pay 18 bucks for a buffet and expect Caesar’s Palace.“