I originally came here to try the crepes, but the lady that was working said she didn’t know how to make them. This was really, really, really disappointing. So I got a croissant sandwich and potato salad instead. It was really good (although way messy). I didn’t stay and eat since I was on a lunch break and the place seemed a little small. However, it did seem like a cozy atmosphere. The price was really good as well. A whole meal, plus a drink for under five bucks. I give it four stars. I’ll probably go back again since it’s so close to work and I really want to try the crepes. 2 years ago

This was a Vietnamese/Chinese restaurant (and it has the most unfortunate name ever) that my mom wanted to eat at on Mother’s Day. The food was pretty good, but everything else was mediocre at best. To be fair, we were a party of nine, plus two kids under four, so that’s never easy. We waited a long time for a table. It was not really their fault, since it was Mother’s Day evening, but what really irked me is that they couldn’t give us a proper wait time. They just kept telling us that they’d let us know when a table would be ready in “a little while.” Not even when we’d get seated, just when we’d know the table was ready. We ended up waiting for over thirty minutes. My parents didn’t really help the situation either since they’re awful about ordering and can never make up their minds. However, even despite that, the service was just not good. I never actually figured out who our server was because a different one came every time. Our drinks were never refilled (which bothers me because I was really thirsty), and they never checked on us after the food came out. My family ordered a lot of different stuff, ranging from crab soup to fried rice and then another main entree that’s basically a hot pot and a lot of noodles that up to five people share. Again, the food was pretty good, and I left full, but it wasn’t a good experience overall. I give it two stars. 2 years ago