This place was just okay. Lunch is cheap, the staff was nice and polite.
Carol T.
I've probably passed this restaurant by a million times. But, not today! We chose to dine in today. The menu like it's name covers a wide range of Asian cuisines from Chinese, Japanese, and Vietnamese. I was so excited to see a 13-hour ramen spot on the Westbank. However, that excitement was short lived because I cannot in good conscience recommend the tonkotsu ramen. At some point the broth might have been flavorful but by the time it got to my bowl it was far past diluted. The pork was bbq char siu not the chashu you would traditionally find in ramen. You couldn't tell by the looks of it but the egg was actually seasoned. If only it wasn't overdone. All I can say it had going for them was the noodles. The texture had the right amount of soft and chew. I guess I'll have to continue my trek over the CCC for ramen. The crispy chicken, Lo mein and General Tso's chicken is what you might come to expect from an establishment like this. So come for the Chinese! The service is attentive and friendly.
Donna Hunley
Delicious!
Darren Q.
Newly family run Asian fusion cuisine restaurant. Authentic Chinese side dishes and noodle soup dishes. Come check the restaurant out! -Asian Tastes
Melanie Nguyen
5 starsa the the chief! He knows what he doing. Everything tastes very good. Highly recommend the Ramen noodle (Japanese style) and chicken wings. Definitly coming back there. Go and tastes now before this place gonna be pack.
This place was just okay. Lunch is cheap, the staff was nice and polite.
I've probably passed this restaurant by a million times. But, not today! We chose to dine in today. The menu like it's name covers a wide range of Asian cuisines from Chinese, Japanese, and Vietnamese. I was so excited to see a 13-hour ramen spot on the Westbank. However, that excitement was short lived because I cannot in good conscience recommend the tonkotsu ramen. At some point the broth might have been flavorful but by the time it got to my bowl it was far past diluted. The pork was bbq char siu not the chashu you would traditionally find in ramen. You couldn't tell by the looks of it but the egg was actually seasoned. If only it wasn't overdone. All I can say it had going for them was the noodles. The texture had the right amount of soft and chew. I guess I'll have to continue my trek over the CCC for ramen. The crispy chicken, Lo mein and General Tso's chicken is what you might come to expect from an establishment like this. So come for the Chinese! The service is attentive and friendly.
Delicious!
Newly family run Asian fusion cuisine restaurant. Authentic Chinese side dishes and noodle soup dishes. Come check the restaurant out! -Asian Tastes
5 starsa the the chief! He knows what he doing. Everything tastes very good. Highly recommend the Ramen noodle (Japanese style) and chicken wings. Definitly coming back there. Go and tastes now before this place gonna be pack.
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