J's Asian Street Food

This was my second time coming here, and honestly it was pretty underwhelming compared to my first visit. The biggest issue was the pacing. Our entrées actually came out before some of the appetizers, and nothing was cleared away as we ate, so the table just got cluttered with plates. It felt like everything was made at once and brought out together, which really messed up the flow of dinner. Nobody wants to rush through a pile of food at the same time. We also asked for one of the dishes to be made spicier, but that request wasn’t really accommodated. Not a huge deal by itself, but it added to the feeling that expectations weren’t being met. Even small touches, like the candy at the front that I noticed on my last visit, weren’t there this time. On the plus side, our server did know the

As someone who is Chinese and always trying to find authentic Asian food in Tally, I had high hopes. The rice noodle with shrimp was the best thing I had here, even though it was $10 on uber eats (and I usually buy this for half the price with much larger shrimp in NYC). The pork and chive dumplings were okay, but must it be deep fried? And the scallion pancake… my grandma is crying from Asia. That’s probably the least authentic. We also ordered pad Thai, which was very spicy. Not bad though.

I was in town visiting and I was craving some Asian food. This place come up in a couple of different searches. The prices were on the higher end so I waited. Then on other night the craving had to be feed so I pulled the trigger. Let me start with a correction it is not expensive!!! it is a great value. Between the rice and meat I am not embarrassed to say I couldn't finish it. It was outstanding though and I ate until my stomach said No more. I order General Tso which is my favorite. Regrettable, I can't seem to find anywhere that makes this one good. Most places have a flavorless sauce and chicken that is all breading and no chicken. This was definitely not the case where. I normally put a lot of soy and hot sauce to flavor up the other guys. Totally unnecessary here has the

Love the broad menu. I had the Bao, Ramen and Singapore thin rice noodle dish. Awesome! I am not a local. I happened to be in town for 10 days and I love Asian food. FYI the lamb Bao are a little spicy and delicious.

This place was amazing, from the food to the fast and kind service. Some dishes were better than others, but all of them were good. I recommend the Beef Bao and Chinese Sausage Skewer at the moment, but I cannot wait to go back and try more of the menu!