a mountain of boiled won tons. soft wrapper and a juicy stuffing of meats. i’m a big fan of dumplings of any kind in general, so this dish was a winner for me.

i like noodles, and i like duck so i thought, why not put them together?? the soup base was tasty, flavorful, and fatty fatty fatty. the amount of duck was decent, and some pieces were moist and delicious, others seemed to be more bone than duck. noodles were the round kind and a little overcooked. overall an alright soup bowl, but not the best. (i think i’d rather get the won ton soup bowl.)

sesame chicken caught me off guard – i wasn’t expecting it to be so fresh and good. most places that i’ve been to offering deep fried dishes either put too much batter or serve a few days old food. this was neither. if you like deep fried, give this one a try!

yummmy!!! i don’t think they use fresh peaches (probably canned), but that’s ok cause this boba is one heck of a refreshing drink. i decided to take it easy and went w/the mini pearls – adds a little kick to each slurp. don’t forget to ask for the ‘fruit top’ if you haven’t had your fruit for the day!

3.5/4 stars. comes in half a pineapple so it has the novelty cool factor. the dish overall is very sweet (probably fr/the lychee and pineapple additions), and you’ll probably want to choose a different pineapple boat fried rice if you’re not a big fan of sweets. i enjoyed the dish though – the fruits kept it light & refreshing, the chicken was tender, and the shrimp wasn’t that puny, teeny tiny kind.

w/a little bit of kick, a tweaked fried rice that is refreshingly different & tasty. mmm…taste that buttery goodness. i’d definitely order this dish again.

3 skewers of spicy baby octopus. wasn’t quite a winner w/the group i went with, but it wasn’t all that bad. i probably wouldn’t order this dish again though.

tasted a little different/funny from what i remember green curry tasting like. i wouldn’t order it again.

what can i say? joy yee’s chap chae doesn’t come close to the real thing, but many of my non-korean friends seem to thoroughly enjoy these sesame oil-doused, clear noodles.

amazingly tasted fresh, and not like re-refried pad thai from a few days ago. looks spicy, but isn’t. you get a boatload, so be prepared!

you can’t go wrong with the 2 major food groups – chicken & pork! =)

it’s good but the mango flavor is too subtle.

a little too greasy for me, but hey, eggrolls are tasty and one never hurt…4 on the other hand…

This dish takes 15-20min to prepare and it comes out boiling hot. It is slightly spicy/salty and goes well w/ rice.

The tapioca is not too hard and still has its bouncy consistency. The mango freeze is very yummy as well.

Boy, they sure don’t skimp on the oysters in this dish. If anything, I was suffering from oyster overload, which meant the dish was a bit too salty for my tastes.

I’m a huge fan of this drink. Not too sweet, but just enough flavor to satisfy this honeydew fan. Even better, it comes in a huge mug!

A flavor packed freeze, which is fruity and very sweet.

A tasty version of pad thai, with each bite being full of flavor and peanut goodness.

This chicken is deep-fried and a little too bready. It still tastes pretty good, but you probably can’t eat too much of it. The sauce is also quite sweet and likely MSG laden. There’s probably better chicken dishes to order.

The rice is in a bowl while the curry chicken is in an emptied coconut. The rice seemed normal, though might have had a little more taste and kick to it. You don’t get enough food in this dish compared to other ones though. It could use more chicken, which isn’t too shabby.

This dish was good but way too much batter think chicken in a donut, with MSG sauce.