La Mom Kitchen

Few days ago, I went in this restaurant after a long walk. When entering, the two servers were very friendly and welcoming. They offered unlimited warm tea in this cold weather which I love. Also, the dishes we ordered were delicious and the portions are great. Would love to go back again.

As of 12/24/25, restaurant is about two weeks old. The restaurant was clean (nothing “special”) the service was friendly and helpful with menu selections/recommendations, and the food was packed with flavor, putting a fun and delicious spin on classic dishes. Highly recommend. The pictures below goes as follows: -Spicy Dumplings -Spicy Eggplant -Shrimp Lo Mei

really delicious…so glad this place opened! generous portions and authentic flavors

The staff was great and really friendly. The food was good and the portions are large. You can easily get 2 meals out of one order. Lots of great vegetarian options! I wish their menu was a little more descriptive though. I’ve never heard of some of these dishes so I wasn’t quite sure what was in them, but the staff are really helpful and willing to explain. I also wish they’d make their spicy dishes a little spicier. I ordered the kung pao tofu and Beijing chicken, and neither one was very spicy. Not a big deal though. All in all, both times I ordered here, it was a good experience. I’ll definitely be back.

It’s a Chinese cuisine restaurant, newly opened several weeks ago. Lots of menu options, including vegetarian dishes. They also serve pork dishes, so guests with non-halal restrictions can check the menu or ask the staff. I ordered the Crab Rangoon (originally wanted the cheese wonton, but the staff recommended this and it was better), though the cheese tasted sweeter than I expected (I was expecting it to be more savory). I also ordered the House Lo Mein with mixed shrimp and meat. Prices are relatively affordable. The staff are friendly and helpful. I came around 4pm and no queue. The place is quiet and comfortable for chatting.