“Great, friendly service! I had a lot of questions about the food and they answered patiently. Food was sooo good. My first Bing impressions: delightful and satisfying. Rose milk tea was divine as well. Looking forward to my next visit. Thank you for a great experience.“
“A first time hot pot experience to remember for me! We ordered the unlimited which basically just means a buffet style toppings area while the meat is brought to the table (up to three plates at a time for the meat). I really like the concept of splitting the broth and getting “the best of both worlds”, so we did the spicy and the original. For our meat, we did garlic marinated beef, chicken, and beef short plate. So good! As far as toppings— where do I start? Veggies: Napa cabbage, corn, broccoli, sweet potato, potato. Noodles: vermicelli and a thicker noodle. Mushrooms and tofu. So many toppings I just didn’t have room to try, but would love to on a future trip here!“
“I have a love/hate relationship with this place. When it comes to events, everything is at the lobby once you walk in and it's filled with neon lights, a dimly lit bar full of many offerings of alcohol you can get, a few small sections for VIP for your friends, and usually a DJ playing their music. There's open karaoke as well but I don't know if people sing often in the lobby. So I have been here many times for my friends and even booked a room as well. Rooms are spacious and they do have pretty nice audio. But there is one thing that truly irks me every time I come here. So they have a touch screen where you can add your karaoke songs through YouTube or through their system but getting the videos to load is a pain. It's annoying to deal with because it skips to the next song in queue so if you are with a group of 5+ more people, it can be very stressful. The worst part is we asked the staff about it and they aren't really sure what to do about the connection. I mean they should really fix that because I'm sure it gets people upset. No one wants their song to be skipped. Aside from that, you can also hear the loudness from other rooms, I don't expect that to be an issue but it's noticeable on busy nights. If you do plan to go here, there's one thing I highly advise before going. Check their socials if they are hosting any event and call ahead to know about the room rates. The website shows their original flat rates for the room but in events, they raise the prices up. If you go in person, check the menu before deciding to put your money down. This place also adds gratuity to the bill so be prepared to drop down a lot. While I frequently come back here just to hang out with friends, karaoke is one of my favorite hobbies. Its never a good time when your song doesn't get played or you get charged way more than you should.“
“I never knew this little spot existed prior to today! Anyways, I ordered my favorite dishes - spicy sichuanese fried chicken and tofu and fish - and the food was quite good! Glad I discovered another Chinese restaurant to add to my short list.“
“I went to this based on a Facebook Foodie group recommendation. I concur with their assessment that this place is good.If you want no frills traditional American Chinese takeout, this is the spot. There are only two tables in there, so there's not really a place to eat at unless you have a quick lunch break or go solo.Prices are fair, portions are good, and food tastes great. We had tried 4 dishes: Singapore noodles, eggplant with garlic sauce, Kung pao, and lo mein. They were all good. Food was packed well.I like it. ??“
“The duck was definitely the highlight, but I would choose other restaurants for better food. We came here for the Peking duck, and we were not disappointed. The skin was crispy and not oily. The thing I didn't like was the taco-like wrap they used. They were too thick and tough, and covered up the nice duck flavor. I much prefer the thin white ones some other places use. It's not a deal breaker though. We were happy with the duck.We also ordered lamb chops, jumbo shrimps, and young bean leafs. The lamb and shrimp were disappointing. They were bland and too Americanized. The veggies was excellent. It was very fresh and had "wok hei" (high flame cooking to retain the freshness). While it was great, it was a whopping $50 and double the price at other restaurants.The service was excellent. The waiter and waitress were attentive. However I didn't like the upselling when we ordered the food. We didn't want the lamb chop but the waiter insisted it was great. At $50 a dish, I would be ok if it was good, but it was not.“
“When I read some of the comments I was like kind of do not go to this place but I decide to try it I did try I don’t know why they give that kind of reviews I really love the atmosphere, the vibe of the house and the main thing is the FOOD IS SO DELICIOUS a lot of variety of food I can’t wait to go back and enjoy the whole thing I really appreciate the management and hospitality JZK!!!“
“I give this place a 6.5/10! It was super busy, but surprisingly, we got seated after a 5 min wait (we only had two people though). But, my rating stands cause even though the food tasted great, it was slightly oily and some of the foods were cold and not even warm, so that kinda killed it for me ? Nonetheless, service was quick and they do the carts!!“
“I was traveling from out of town and this restaurant was recommended to us for take out, plus it was close to our hotel. I have to say I was impressed with the taste of the food! The Gen Taos Chicken was slammin! The crab rangoons were amazing! Great crunch and very creamy filling! Was not too impressed with the wanton soup. Only 3 wantons in pint of soup and they were very firm/dense. In addition, portions for entrees was very small for the price. Normally when I order Chinese food, you can share with others and that was not the case with their entrees. If you are hungry, it is just enough for one. They seemed more like a lunch size special at a dinner version price. This would have been a 5 star if not for the soup and the portion size.“
“This used to be my go-to place in high school for Chinese-American food and I hadn't been back in a while, but tonight I decided to check them out for the nostalgia factor. I got a General Tso's and combination aka the china king fried rice and would highly recommend them on the menu. Go visit this small business if you want Chinese American food and are in the area“
“Tasty Dumpling is a top tier quick dumpling place to get your Asian dumpling fix - I’d argue their dumplings are better than some fancy restaurants! Their steamed dumplings especially the pork are fantastic. We will be back often to try the whole menu. There are places inside to sit.Dietary restrictions: Tofu and vegetarian options plus great for those going dairy free“