4.5 stars rounded up. Some items here are really good (salted egg lobster, fried ribs). Peking duck is ok but more like regular roasted duck. A little on the pricey side. Summary: how good it is depends on what you order.
EXCELLENT food
I live literally down the street from Cooking Papa and finally made it over there this last week.
My first impressions - ambiance leaves a lot to be desired, really not much to look at in there or reason to stay and relax at your seat (at least at this location). A touch on the pric
Poached chicken was really tender, but roasted duck had a little too much skin and bones compared to meat. Awesome sauces, really authentic flavors. Peanuts were freshly roasted. A little too pricey for the portion size.
Clean simple decor. The appetizers were average. The lobster with rice noodles were delicious, fresh lobster, tasty noodles, not sure it was a whole lobster though for $25. The fish fillet was above average, but the dish was like warm, not sure why. The fried tofu was good, but a bit too salty.
We've tried this place a while back and thought it was really good! Back then, it got pretty crowded and it was really popular. So we decided to try this place again on Christmas day since it was one of the few restaurants that were open. We expected a large crowd at the door but surprisingly,not wa
Food is just okay. The traditional Cantonese duck is good. The thing that made me disappointed was we waited 20 minutes before the first dish was served. People at next table came 10 minutes late than us but got their dishes faster than us. When asking them why our dishes are so slow, they gave no e
Friendly place and great customer service. The food is great here. The top 10 choice menu made it easier to order random food that is great.
This is a clean place with excellent service. The food, however, is maybe a little bit too authentic -- not the traditional Americanized Chinese food you are used to!
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