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Cannot rave enough about this place. The food was delicious, the drink was yummy and so fun. Came here right before show at the Wilbur and will definitely be coming back for dessert.
Stopped by here for a late lunch. Was seated immediately as it was pretty empty. The menu's were kind of old with prices marked out for new ones and some dishes just marked out.
My wife and I got the kimchi fried rice and chili popcorn chicken. The kimchi fried rice was really good, could've had mo
great place to dine in after a late night at a goth club. friendly staff, great food, with the ‘small on the outside but big on the inside’ type of space. i loved the boardgames and books that you can take off the shelf and bring over to your table to enjoy. the only thing i would recommend is that
I dined alone, so I'm unsure if this swayed how my service went, but after being seated it took quite a while for my order to be taken and then I was ignored for the remainder of my stay after my food was delivered, I had to get someone else's attention to get my hill and pay.
The food however was
I went there with my friends and the atmosphere was really cozy and nice. Staff really nice and they have a lot of dessert that I wanted to try. My friends and I shared a toast with ice cream, which was pretty good price considering the amount you got.
Visited Double Chin Modern Asian Restaurant recently and had a delightful time. We checked out the desserts and absolutely loved the ube cake - a distinct, vibrant, and palate-pleasing delight! The service was excellent, efficient, and friendly, adding to the overall dining experience.
This place i
Over all really good!
Some of the food was delicious, and some was pretty flavorless
The good;
The Salt & Pepper wings, Lobster Rangoon were great!
The kimchi fried rice and Korean rice cake cheesy sausage dish were good, but a little less flavorful than I would have expected on the spices level fro
I always love coming to this place. It has really fun fusion food (say that three times fast). This time, I had Hong Kong style milk tea, scallion yakisoba ramen, and poutine.
The poutine has kimchi but not a lot. I wish there was more cheese too. But I did enjoy having waffle fries at a place other
After a second visit, unfortunately I have to revise the rating down due to disappointing tasting of their four dishes I ordered this time. Peanut butter tofu was just way too sweet, kimchi fried rice (the sunny side egg was pre-made, hard and cold, rice was filled with chill oil, cheesy Korean rice
We loved the food, oh my, so good!!!! Dinner for three..starter sesame chicken then..Beef and broccoli, XO seafood bowl, and I got Singapore noodles..all so good with fried rice and steamed veggie sides..drinks of Kirin and Prosecco..so great, excellent nice server, we are moving our daughter into E
I went for a dinner for six and it was fantastic! The Bang Bang Shrimp was great and the Vermicelli noodles are a good choice too. There are tons of dessert options as well. The atmosphere was very welcoming and the whole place was very clean and pretty inside. Everyone was very polite. 10/10!!!
Love the fusion of HK Café style dishes! I would come again to try more. My one complaint is the HK Milk Tea did not seem to be sweetened by condensed milk like the traditional Milk Tea. Must order the Spam & Taro Fries which is served in a Spam tin!
Great place, really like the mac and chesse with rice noodles, and the span fries, deserts are interesting. Siracha bites are too small, like you dont feel the chicken, but no bad. The duck missed the mark salty and not well clean, do not order.
I loved everything from the food to service and atmosphere. You guys have to try the Ube Boba Crepe Cake!!!!
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