Asian Cuisine

I went hoping to try something different and the Tom Kha Kai soup caught my attention, but honestly, it was disappointing. It tasted like chicken curry, and I ordered the shrimp version. It seems like they use the same broth for both options. On top of that, it had no spice at all, even though online it says Tom Kha Kai is supposed to be spicy. My friend’s Pad Thai was pretty average too and didn’t justify the price.

Small town chinese & Thai restaurant with a lot of charm. Food was great, especially being so far from a big city. Walnut prawns were my favorite but everything was good. Will be back when passing through in the future.

I ordered War Wonton soup and it was not what I expected. Usually wonton soup has a chicken broth but this tasted like Curry, which wasn't pleasant. Service was fast. If I ever return I will avoid the soup.

The atmosphere is kind of cool and the food was good. We had the Mongolian beef and chicken yellow curry. I would have both of them again, very good.

Sitting right across Weaverville Joss House (雲林廟）, this restaurant is a natural reasonable for lunch after visiting the temple. Great service by the waitress, attentive and accommodating, making us feel like having lunch at home. This place has the welcoming atmosphere. The decoration and furniture makes sitting here like being guests at someone’s else home. We had hot sour soup, perfect for winter time, snow white chicken, good size and flavor for the family to share, and the beef skew, tender inside while crispy outside. Chinese style painting, relief sculpture, lantern, display and artifact offer extra artistic feasts after meal. Will love to dine here again.