Home Eat

Value for money. Taste okay. Fried rice sucks but fried noodles very good. Dishes could be salty. But pairing with Coke will be perfectly fine.

The waitress Vicky was very friendly and patient, and would ask whether coffee required milk and sugar. The food quality is excellent! If the boss sees this, please bring the duck wings back to the cold dish menu!

I ordered a cold dish combo and picked mouthwatering chicken as one of the items, but when I got home, I realized they gave me two bone-in chicken legs. One of them barely had any meat and took up a lot of space in the box. Altogether, there were only six pieces of chicken, including bones. I was really disappointed with this order and hope the portions can be more reasonable. For reference, I bought it on Monday around 12:30 to 1:15PM.

This is one of the best Chinese takeouts I’ve been in a food court. I’m surprised that this vendor has plenty of options such as appetizers, house specials, a la carte entrees, hot pots, soups, combos, etc. Normally, you have to go to a regular restaurant that has this many options. The food is slightly more expensive than many overrated fast food places, but it’s fair enough because the food quality here is higher. It even tastes like other Chinese sit-down restaurants you normally go to especially the fried rice. I got a bowl (1 entree + 1 side), which is $10.99. Not bad though! Honestly, I feel like that food courts in the mall should have more vendors that are like this one. I’m surprised that not many people go here, but I guess it’s because I came here during the weekday and of cou

When I think of Home Eat, I think of green onions and well-seasoned food. Orders come out quickly (about 10 minutes for online orders). My only complaint is that they don't allow customizations, or they missed my request. For example, fewer green onions or no bean sprouts. Overall, I'd recommend this spot to anyone who enjoy green onions. Not ideal for someone who would like to customize their orders.