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Blue Whale Reviews
100 ratings
My wife can be kind of picky but she loved everything she got here. Beef Noodle soup tasted great and she wouldn't stop talking about her Mango Pomelo Sojo.
I usually enjoy authentic Asian cuisine, but ordering the beef soup noodle and octopus balls were some of the worse dishes I've ever had. The beef soup noodle slices of meat did not taste like beef at all, moreso spam and the ramen was not good tasting. The octopus balls were cluttered with shavings that tasted like the floor of a petting zoo. They were extremely fishy smelling, as if the meat had gone bad, and having it filled with a cheesy cream sauce inside made it 10 times...read full review
Don’t even waste your time in this place! The workers are all very rude! When I went to pick Up my food, the worker asked for my ticket and a very rude way, and when I was just telling my husband about it, I saw how one of the workers, (an older woman) yelled at a costumer because she took some extra sauce from the counter. The worker could offer her some sauce in a small plate but instead, she snatched it from the table, yelling very loudly and didn’t care that kids...read full review
Blue Whale offers a diverse menu with a variety of unique dishes. The shaved ice comes with a range of toppings, including ice cream, red beans, herbal jelly, tapioca, and lychee-flavored nata de coco, providing a refreshing and visually appealing treat. While the veggie noodles with sesame sauce received positive feedback, some dishes, like the ice cream, were not as well-received. The restaurant's large menu may contribute to inconsistencies in quality, and the tight seating space can make for a somewhat crowded dining experience. Overall, Blue Whale provides a mixed dining experience, with some hits and misses, catering to a range of tastes.