“Came here COMPLETELY at random. We decided to leave for dinner with absolutely no destination in mind, only an area where we would look. Found somewhere to try, but when we parked we saw this place tucked in the corner. Walked in and loved the decor & the vibe. Medium sized venue, that has that hidden gem feel. Dim mood lighting, smooth music, & friendly staff. They also have Karaoke rooms in the back. I went back there & took a look since they weren't in use. We ordered the Half & Half Wings (1/2 Soy Garlic, 1/2 Spicy Soy Garlic), Snowcorn Roll, & Bulgogi Sliders. Everything was excellent. Glad we didn't waste our random outing. Such a great choice & a new go-to spot. Grades: Wings: A+ Snowcorn Roll: A+ Bulgogi Sliders: A“
“A great Japanese place in a strip mall that offers great food, and abundant indoor seating. Sushi tasted fresh The salmon teriyaki was also great. Friendly service too! Service was attentive and helpful. Overall a great place for lunch or dinner.“
“hi ok. i'm actually chinese and i know what chinese food vs takeout chinese is. and the number of disgusting comments is making me enraged.i think you guys are forgetting what "chinese takeout food" is supposed to be like. greasy, yummy, and inexpensive.y'all are complaining ab the oil when the prices are at least half of a normal restaurant.if their food is not to your liking and you'd prefer traditional chinese food pop off and go to an actual restaurant ig this is an american restaurant with chinese style food not actual chinese food like orange chicken doesn't even exist in china what're y'all thinking i see in the comments that they're getting orders wrong and i understand that but i work at a restaurant too and sometimes there are a lot of customers?? like gosh sometimes i walk by and i see a whole LINE of people waiting in the shop. one time i came in for a quick meal and i saw a bunch of orders stacked. if you guys don't ask to have your order repeated back then it's on you. phones can be staticky and people can hear the wrong things. at the restaurant i work at i always repeat back the order but ig some people are just really confident at taking people's orders?? idk what they're doing but if they don't repeat ur order just make sure u ask for a repeat idki also saw a comment about complaining about two women exchanging words in chinese like bro yes this is america but it's a chinese takeout restaurant what do you expect and if u think they don't know a single word of english please get out if you're gonna walk into a chinese takeout restaurant what are you expecting??lastly, "disgusting food". 1) i don't even wanna say how racist that is and 2) this isn't actual chinese food. sure i've had their lo mein and general tso's a couple of times and it's nothing like what i usually eat but "atrocious"?? "horrible"?? "couldn't finish it"?? personally i eat chinese takeout food when i'm feeling like absolute s**t and it makes me so. much. better. y'all know that feeling when u binge eat on unhealthy food when ur angry or sad? ever hear of that "just ate 2 quarts of ben and jerry's bc my boyfriend dumped me " cliche?? or when u go to mcdonalds and just shove 10 packs of frech fries in your mouth? do u ever complain ab the oil?? no bc it's mcdonalds and they're SUPPOSED to have a lot of oil. chinese takeout food is exactly like that. sure if u wanna invite ur friends over for some NICE, FANCY, and AUTHENTIC chinese food go right ahead and order from an expensive restaurant don't go saving a few bucks at a chinese TAKEOUT restaurant and expect it to be beautiful and michelin-star worthy.you guys don't even understand what chinese takeout food and yet you guys are still ordering it. sure it's a quick bite like mcdonalds but y'all are expecting MORE and you guys end up putting it all out on the employees. if you come in with your order complaining ab the oil don't blame them blame urself. and if it's the wrong order MAKE SURE that you have the right order before you pay and leave. and MAKE SURE you have all of your takeout bags as large orders tend to be split up into more than one bag.overall, i'm disappointed. i expected to find wonderful comments ab this place yet y'all are treating them like s**t.i hope y'all actually find this comment useful and have a nice day!edit: AND REMEMBER: THE CHEFS KNOW HOW TO MAKE AUTHENTIC CHINESE FOOD. THEY'RE CHINESE, TOO. THEY'RE NOT BAD CHEFS. THEY'RE JUST MIXING CHINESE AND AMERICAN CUISINE.“
“I have so many times here i like the server a lot his name is Edwin he is very kind and take care the table very very well i would like to come again i like the service from the server and the manager is very funny and kind his name is farel thanks“
“We visited while in the area and found both the food and service to be outstanding. The sushi was very fresh and there are some inventive rolls on the menu. They have several tea options, one of which is the Flower Tea, a beautifully fragrant mix of organic leaves of jasmine, rose, lavender, chamomile and marigold which my daughter and I found to be soothing and totally hit the spot on a chilly rainy night. The owner was accommodating and extremely friendly; she made sure to check on us several times during the meal. Highly recommend!“
“The staff at the restaurant were attentive and knowledgeable. They were more than happy to guide us through the menu, recommending dishes that perfectly complemented our preferences. Their genuine enthusiasm for the cuisine added an extra layer of enjoyment to our meal.“
“Tasty food with lots of choices for the whole family. We did takeout for 5 items: --Wok Fried Noodles - bouncy and satisfying! --Bao Sampler Platter - Really good, especially with chili oil! This came with different fillings: Pork with Scallion, Chicken with Corn, and Beef with Onion and you can have them steamed or fried. I super recommend getting their add-on of Spicy Minced Pork Chili Oil which really elevates this dish. --Jasmine Boba Tea (customized for my request of zero ice, zero sugar) - pretty good, but the boba was kinda hard. --Crab and Pork Soup Dumplings - Pretty good. These are very likely much better eaten in the restaurant. In general, the filling was slightly too dense and the wrapper was a little too thick compared to the same dish I've had elsewhere. --Bao Chicken - A family fave. This came with 3 pieces of broccoli and was heavy on the chicken which had a light coating and yummy sauce. The portion lasted my kids several meals. With food this good, this spot can take a bao. ;)“
“This is my go to sushi spot outside of traveling to NYC. For reference, I just went into NYC last weekend to a place for omakase, have brewed my own sake, and have traveled and tried plenty of sushi places (far more expensive) via the company credit card. The fish quality here is easily on par with most places 50% more expensive. The "dinner for two" style options are a good deal and it is BYOB if you want to bring wine or sake (which I do generally when I go). The service is incredibly friendly, actually even as an introvert I am tempted to try to strike up a conversation with Mr. Bin as he seems like a cool guy, perhaps next time I will offer him a drink. Anyway, long story short, this is the best sushi spot in the area and is worth going to 100% if you are feeling sushi. Only demerit is they should be more clear on what comes with a salad as I've ordered a second salad before, and that they always offer the oysters which IMO sound expensive (I get 1$ fresh oysters when I'm in florida). But overall this is a solid five star suggestion for sushi in the area.“
“We come here from Connecticut and we always have the most amazing meals here. This place is authentic! You won't be disappointed here. The people who work here are really nice and the atmosphere is laid back. We love their wide selection of sodas and drinks!“
“My colleagues and I had a really excellent lunch meeting here. The staff were incredibly kind and helpful and nice. The food was absolutely delicious, specifically the peanut dressing on the salad. I had the pineapple noodles with tofu and it was absolutely delicious. highly “