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“I’m a door dasher and I had a pick up from this restaurant and it smelled so good that I knew I had to try it and let me say it did not disappoint. I fed my whole family for like $35 with many options to choose from and left overs 10/10 recommend so good I will be back.“
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“I stopped in for an early dinner after driving past a few times and ordered my usual faves: sesame chicken, hot and sour soup, and crab rangoon.Thec rab rangoon was great! It seemed made from scratch with scallions inside for more flavor.The sesame chicken used a different sauce than I'm used to, but it was decent, with some colorful veggies mixed in for a texture change and better presentation.The hot and sour soup wasn't really hot or sour, but had a good mouth feel and plenty of mushrooms and tofu. The crispies served with the soup were pleasant and generous too.It was nigh silent inside when I visited and the atmosphere was fairly non-existent. Try not to dine in here alone unless you crave quiet in a big way.Service was polite and fairly speedy. I'd come again. Seemed a bit expensive (my order came out to 25 bucks) but the price of everything has gone up for restaurants as well as us, and the presentation didn't leave me feeling shortchanged.“
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“I was a little suspicious based on some of the bad reviews but this was solid. We even got the pad thai which everyone was talking bad about and it was quite good. We eat a lot of Chinese food, mostly from authentic places, and both the pad thai and and pork with garlic sauce were better than most American Chinese places.It's not fancy and the bottled drinks are a bit of a let down for dine-in but everything we ate was good.“
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“A favorite of mine and my wife's on campus when we were students, and even now as alumni.
Students can eat here with their meal plan, but anyone else can eat here too!
They even have a fast lane for those paying with card or cash, so don't worry about needing to wait behind a ton of students.“