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Customers` Favorites
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“This is, hands down, among the best food I've eaten. I brought the family in yesterday and they all agree. I have every expectation that you will need a bigger location very soon.“
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“I just ate here and had the General Tao’s Chicken—absolutely delicious! One of the best teriyaki places I’ve been to. The chicken was perfectly crispy with a great balance of sweet and spicy in the sauce. Even the side salad stood out—fresh, crisp, and flavorful, which is rare for a quick teriyaki spot. Everything tasted fresh and well-prepared. Highly recommend if you're in the area and craving something tasty!“
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“Everytime my wife and I eat here the food has been phenomenal. I've only dealt with the lady and she's always been easy to deal with. The serving size is pretty decent also plus you get a salad, which I never eat simply cause I'm full but the ingredients are fresh every time.“
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“The food, service, and atmosphere are all nice. However, prices in 2025 are steep (especially compared to just a few years ago) and hours are limited, which is why they lose a star. They are only open for dinner everyday except Mondays and Tuesdays.
With that said - the service was attentive, efficient, and caring. Katie was a wonderful server!
The BBQ Pork Bao for $16.88 was worth dying for! I learned the hard way it was likely made with milk. I'm lactose intolerant and paid for it. That was 100% my fault. I knew it was TOO DELICIOUS!! My son gave it a 10/10 and he says worth every penny. Easy to say when it's not his money. Lol
The food all had great flavor, but the Mapo tofu for $18.88 was excellent 👌 and the rice perfectly cooked.
The Chow Fun Noodle was also good flavor, but was lacking some kind of vegetable besides a little bean sprouts and green onion... and had minimal protein especially for $25.88!
It was nice they had a large plate of sautéed noodles for $10 and a large side portion of chicken breast for $14.
The Deep-fried Bao Buns 6 for $15.88 were very tasty (again likely contains milk and totally my fault for realizing that too late). They were gobbled up and enjoyed!
The ambiance is clean and modern. No restroom inside the restaurant. Would I visit this Vietnamese and Cantonese fare restaurant again? If someone else was paying! Ha. I don't think inflation has caused food prices to be as steep as they are. The quality is good so if money isn't an issue or you just won big, go for it!“