5/5 Nicole C. 6 months ago on Google
We
were
in
the
area
and
looking
for
something
to
eat,
of
course
this
place
was
top
rated
and
we
had
never
had
Taiwanese
food
before
so
we
were
excited
to
try
it.
First
to
note,
it
was
difficult
to
find
having
never
been
here
before
as
its
located
in
the
mall.
Park
in
the
parking
structure
by
the
24
hour
fitness
and
go
through
the
elevators
on
the
opposite
side
of
24
hour
fitness
(hope
that
helps).
Once
you're
on
the
first
level
then
it's
rather
easy
to
find.
Upon
arrival
there
was
a
long
line,
which
goes
rather
quickly.
Since
we
went
to
this
place
on
a
whim
we
did
not
have
reservations
and
therefore
our
wait
was
an
hour
to
an
hour
and
a
half.
We
were
fine
with
that
as
we
were
waiting
for
traffic
to
die
down
so
we
explored
the
mall.
Recommend
making
reservations
if
you
know
when
you'll
be
coming,
if
not
expect
a
long
wait.
The
great
part
is
you
provide
them
with
your
phone
number
and
they
will
text
you
when
to
come
back
so
you
don't
have
to
physically
wait
at
the
resturant.
Once
we
came
back,
the
line
was
even
longer
to
get
back
in
but
they
are
very
efficient
and
the
line
moves
quickly.
You're
told
to
go
wait
in
the
waiting
area
where
you
get
to
sit
and
watch
them
hand
make
fresh
dumplings
and
bao.
The
hostess
somehow
knows
who
you
are
because
they
come
right
up
to
you
in
a
group
of
people
to
take
you
to
your
table
without
yelling
out
your
name.
Exceptional
customer
service.
Once
at
the
table
you
have
a
paper
to
write
down
what
you
want
to
order,
much
like
a
sushi
place.
The
waitress
goes
over
all
the
dishes
and
recommends
their
favorites
if
you're
unsure
of
what
to
get.
Once
you
order
your
food
it
comes
out
as
it's
ready.
The
great
thing
is,
all
dishes
are
family
style
and
meant
to
be
shared
so
a
plate
of
dumplings
comes
out,
you
share
it
and
by
the
time
your
done
the
next
dish
comes
out
hot
and
fresh.
All
employees
were
super
friendly,
and
very
professional.
They
were
all
cleanly
dressed,
well
groomed,
and
pleasant
to
all
customers.
You
can
tell
they
work
as
a
team
and
everyone
helps
each
other.
Now
on
to
the
food.....
like
I
stated
we
had
never
was
Taiwanese
food
before
so
the
hostess
and
the
waitress
both
made
some
suggestions..
here's
what
we
ended
up
ordering.
1.
Sweet
and
sour
baby
back
ribs-
waitress
warned
us
these
come
out
at
room
temp
to
protect
the
flavor
of
the
sauce.
Ours
were
still
warm
which
I
was
happy
about.
You
got
about
3
ribs
that
are
cut
in
half
so
about
6
bite
size
pieces.
The
sauce
is
amazing
and
the
star
of
the
dish.
It
is
sweet
like
teriyaki
sauce
but
also
a
little
tangy,
very
good.
2.
Crab
&
Kurobuta
Pork
Xaio
Long
Bao
-
these
are
essentially
soup
dumplings.
The
flavor
was
great,
we
were
warned
that
the
flavor
is
a
little
more
fishy
due
to
the
fact
they
use
blue
crab
in
these.
Only
thing
we
didn't
like
about
these
is
there
was
minimal
"soup"
inside.
But
the
meat
and
dumpling
itself
was
delicious.
3.
Shrimp
&
Kurobuta
Pork
Shao
Mai
-
these
are
also
a
dumpling
but
just
filled
with
the
meat.
I
am
not
a
shrimp
fan
but
honestly
couldn't
even
tell
these
had
shrimp
in
there.
They
were
very
flavorful.
4.
Chicken
&
mushroom
buns
-
I
am
not
a
huge
fan
of
the
buns.
I've
tried
them
at
several
places
and
just
don't
like
the
flavor
of
buns.
However,
my
husband
loved
them
so
its
just
a
me
thing.
The
filling
was
delicious!
5.
Chicken
Spicy
wonton
-
one
of
my
top
favorites.
The
wonton
were
great,
the
filling
was
tasty,
and
the
sauce
was
something
one
can
only
dream
of!
After
we
ate
the
wonton
there
was
still
sauce
left
that
I
ended
up
putting
on
everything
I
could!
Highly
recommend
ordering
any
dish
with
the
spicy
sauce
10/10
6.
String
beans
with
garlic
-
these
were
my
husband's
favorite,
they
were
also
recommended
by
our
waitress
and
they
are
very
delicious.
The
greenbeans
were
not
over
cooked,
and
they
were
generously
covered
in
garlic
and
the
sauce.
7.
Vegetable
fried
noodles
-
this
was
a
close
second
on
the
top
dishes.
The
noodles
are
savory
and
the
vegetables
were
fresh.
8.
Chocolate
buns
-
again,
not
a
fan
of
bun
but
the
chocolate
filling
was
amazing.