“The food here is amazing!!! My partner and I got the cheese wontons, chicken lo mein, barbecued pork buns, and a seafood boil with crab legs, shrimp, corn, potatoes, and sausage. Everything was cooked well and tasted delicious! The staff was very nice and got our food out fairly quickly for how much we ordered ? We will definitely be going there again!!!“
“Not every restaurant has mei fun, which is my favorite, and the ones that do seem to use thicker noodles. These are the finest, thinnest rice vermicelli, with tender veggies that are julienned to perfectly to with the noodles. The portions are generous and I can eat from one order of veggie mei fun for days. So very good. I also sampled the General Tso’s Chicken which was crunchy and delicious-by far the best I have ever had, despite it not being my usual favorite. I am already planning my next order.“
“went here a couple of days ago and got their beef noodle soup, soup dumplings, fried dough (youtiao), and savory sticky rice. I’d say the food is pretty legit and tasty, but the youtiao is extremely oily and I find that they charge 50 cents for takeout containers and bag (they only charge a dollar for me though). I have seen many reviews saying they are rude, but I would say our interaction was just like with any other (I think they could just get a little grumpy since they are indeed Asian elderly). other than that, I would recommend! they have others (drink/ desserts) on their menu too but I wish they were in English so that others can try them out as well.“
“Literally the best Jeyeuk Kimchi in all of the U.S.A. The service is homey and excellent!!!!! I could eat here for 40 million years and enjoy every second of it. Go here! Go here! Go here! Delicious!!!!! Panchan on fleek!!! Mala xiang guo is freaking insane as well. Trust me bro!!!“
“I drive for one hour just for their kung po chicken, but be advised, if you want it spicy and full of flavor, it is a separate menu item and completely different. Here is plain old kung po chicken, and Kung po chicken Szechuan style. Two. Entirely different entrées! I highly recommend Kong po chicken Szechuan style.“
“I've never been to Capital Corner, have gotten delivery many times over many years. Haven't tried most things available, we stick to regulars. We love the chicken lo mein, general tso's chicken and sesame chicken.Parking: I know there's street parking, however finding a spot depends on time and day of the week.“
“I often crave the shrimp stew with sweet potato noodles (sometimes I get it extra spicy sometimes not). They're generous with the shrimps--six PHAT MEATY PRAWNS WITH HEAD ATTACHED (which makes it better btw)-- and the broth is *drools*During certain hours you can also do their rice soup and (I think it was three) items lunch special. Some of their food items are better than others. You do not come here for nice ambiance or sweet service. It's one of those you order good food and you sit down and eat when it's ready places lol“
“Food is good! Came quickly and in good portions. Service was welcoming and accommodating. I wish they would have given us more large spoons for the dishes - so we wouldn't have to use our personal spoons. The table was also not cleaned and felt a little sticky.“
“Solid hot pot + amazing Sichuanese. De Tasty is a staple for Cornellians and Ithaca folks alike. The hot pot is comforting and consistent. The broth could be more flavorful. Garnishes (veggies, noodles, mushrooms) are a bit sparse but adequate for a small solo pot. They have a small sauce bar on the side for $2 as well.Sichuanese here is always a hit. Highly recommend the Mapo Tofu or spicy fish stew. Large family style portions that are perfect for sharing. Would recommend the entrees here over the hot pot.Prices are reasonable given the portion sizes and quality. HEADS UP: There is a 15% service charge automatically included in the check.Perfect place for large family/friend outings and cold snowy days. Will definitely be coming back ? “
“The best. As they say, "I hope I die before Asia Cuisine goes out of business." This restaurant can make basically any asian food from sushi to sesame chicken to bulgogi to bento to homemade yakisoba. And if you order for pickup, the food is ready so fast! 2 quick parking spaces on Seneca Street so picking up food is easy. Also, dining in is surprisingly pleasant even if the restaurant looks like nothing special from the street.“