We ordered the spring rolls, won ton soup, sweet and sour chicken, mushrooms and beef, and shrimp lo mein. All the dishes were excellent. As a bonus, they have 3 Chihuly glass chandeliers. Beautiful! Great experience overall!
Mediocre at best, unfortunately. Ginger salad dressing is the strangest I've ever eaten, neither my husband or I could get ourselves to eat it. Rest of the food was okay but not worth the price. I found the food to be very pricey for what you get.They definitely struggled with staffing, only two people front of house on a Friday night. Our server was fairly attentive but, for the price we are paying for the food, I just expected more.
Incredible fresh food, made to order. The best Chinese food I’ve ever had - the staff is excellent. Absolutely will come back again and again
The fried calamari is transcendent. The owner is very sweet and friendly and the food is made with love. I can’t wait to go back!
Went out looking for some tasty Asian food. Stumbled upon this place late night. Great selection of cocktails and beer on draft. I was satisfied from the start but it gets better. A very happy and kind owner greeted us to ask our opinion and recommended the Mongolian beef. It’s the best I’ve ever. My girlfriend ordered the panang curry with tofu. Although I never knew what great Asian was. I do now. You must give it a try!
Everything is made from scratch and you can totally taste the difference. Absolutely delicious . It’s also a great option Igor later evening - they are open til 11pm on Fridays and Saturdays with a full menu.
Best Asian food in the Triangle. Bartenders were top notch and the owners were very welcoming and down to earth. Definitely recommend trying them out for a quick lunch or date night. 10/10 must try again!
The spring rolls were overpriced. You get 4 small pieces for $7. The cabbage filling was undercooked and under-seasoned. The Mongolian beef was decent but the house fried rice was bland. The lo mein was the worse. It tasted stale as though they fried it in old oil. The house sake was on the same level as cheap jug sake you can get in a supermarket. The margarita was ok. Just go to Dram and Draught next door for much better (albeit pricier) drinks. As for food, I'd go elsewhere.
The food was very good and so fresh. The rice was not overcooked in a sea of soy sauce. Everything was extremely yummy. Our waitress was amazing and very attentive. For the price, taste, and customer service, I will certainly be returning again next week.
What a great new spot for Asian food downtown. All freshly made sauces, delicious food, generous portions. Lunch here is a steal and the owners are so nice. They also have a full bar