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Lou’s 3-star review: I was here late 2022 during my quick giveaway from San Jose visiting family. After dinner, I had some tummy issues. So, I had to get some anti gas remedies. Coming from Hyatt Place Rancho Cordova was a breeze, during the day. The map made it like just around the corner but definitely not a walking distance at night. It was just a simple CVS Pharmacy, nothing to brag about it. -
Lou’s 5-star review: Authentic noodles from northern China. I've gotta tell ya, I'm so glad my family members all agreed to host a dinner party at Shanghai Noodles House 上海麺馆 for a real treat. There are 2 entrances. The one in the back seems more popular. I guess the rear parking lot is bigger than the one fronting Fremont Blvd. Tables and chairs were simple but it got crowded before sunset on Sunday afternoon. Just about everything we ordered were delicious. Especially the dumplings 小笼包 got more soup than anything I had ever eaten. Dry noodles were awesome too. One dish that I don't know what is on the menu but I'm Chinese is 菜饭 which is rice with miscellaneous vegetables and meat. It's almost like my parents used to cook after leftovers from the refrigerator. Of course, the ingredients were fresh and flavorful. I would recommend everyone to try it. -
Lou’s 4-star review: Please don't use this Whole Foods Market to gauge inflation. It was so crowded few days before Christmas. I started to shop here few years ago because it is located kitty corner of De Anza College, where I used to study and made many friends. Recently, I came here for Amazon Hub Counter service. I just couldn't believe how fast the packages are delivered. The employees were fairly friendly. It's understandable that we're in an inflation and lots of places have staff shortage. I saw so many employees stocking up the shelves and busy helping customers. The long lines usually move pretty quickly. My favorite part of this store was the restroom. It's completely touchless. -
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Lou’s 5-star review: I only came to Billy DeFrank LGBT Community Center a few times on Sundays to attend a church service since last December. The facility was pretty clean and the restroom was well kept. I have been here for many decades at a previous location not far from here. This location on Santa Clara Street is more compact and easier to get to. I really appreciate the donors who helped this center to thrive and continue to host activities for the youth. -
Lou’s 5-star review: Kudos to the employees at Una Mas Mexican Grill in SJC airport who worked hard to keep customers happy. I arrived at SJC hungry. I checked my gate location on the map... OMG it's gate 34, that means there is no decent restaurants around the new wing. So, I proceeded to gate 22 for Smashburger. There was a super long line there. That was when I spotted Una Mas Mexican Grill next door. I felt lucky. Because I love Una Mas. It's only available in San Jose Bay Area. There was a line but ran pretty fast. There were only 2 employees in the Monday lunchtime hour. One handles cash register who helped the line prep and the other one worked on the line prep. I think there were kitchen staff too. Because the food was well stocked on the line. I ordered Taqueria tacos with Chicken for $6.59. I have never had an airport meal at this price before. They gave me plenty of chicken. The tortillas were a little dry but everything was perfect to my liking. Yeah. I'll save me appetite next time I visit SJC Airport Terminal B. -
Lou’s 4-star review: I think my family likes Tastea as a fancier tea restaurant compared to other boba tea joints. I remember my first time trying Tastea was in 2018 at the North Capitol Avenue location under similar crawl venue. This one at Communications Hill is a tad different. Well, it's post pandemic. Everything supposed to be different. Let me bypass the employee/customer ratio. Service was ok. Food is about the same. There were not many people at the restaurant but they got constant walk-in traffic. Besides, it was freezing cold night. The mural was really pretty, though. I love the highlights of location with well-balanced color tone to accompany the exciting drinks they serve. I ordered The Unknown. Simply because I don't want my tea too sweet and I want fresh fruits as toppings. This drink has chopped longan as fresh fruit but it's not cut to correct size to travel through the straw. I ended up not able to eat any of them while they stuck on the bottom of the cup. I was a little disappointed. -
Lou’s 3-star review: So, I heard Goku Korean BBQ and Hot Pot is the hip restaurant to enjoy Korean BBQ and Hot Pot in all-you-can-eat style. I came here with family and it was disappointing. I didn't mind the an-hour wait. They used a technology to send notification on which position of our turn. Yeah, by the time of seating, it was almost closing time. This place opened 4 years ago. I think it's about time to do a deep cleaning. I felt like skating on the restaurant floor. I had to ask my family members, was that just me sliding on the greasy floor? Ok. greasy floor in the dining area what does the kitchen look like? The hostess sat us at a booth with movable seat to share space with next table. Terrible. I barely had space for my legs and feet. After that party left, I pushed it back. Sorry buddy, you get no rooms. There is a sauce station by the kitchen. I had to go through a bunch of other customers to get there. Some items were no labeled. I mistook salt with sugar. My sauce was super salty. Because of where I sat, it was not easily to get out to get the taste right. Besides, there are not many sauces for me at the bar. The food was served by a tablet mounted on the wall. The delivery was very slow. By the time we get the meats, we forgot which was what. Very bad idea for people dietary restrictions. This place is hip for millennials. I felt I was out of place as for senior citizen. The loud hip hop music made me want to get out of there. I know that's what they want people to hurry up. You may have a different experience. This is just me. -
ate with JJLou’s 3-star review: My best friends took me to TK Noodles after giving me a tour of SJSU side of downtown San Jose. Because I want to try something inexpensive that they usually eat. They have parking in the back and there's an entrance from the parking lot. That entrance looks like connecting to the kitchen. Looked pretty awkward. I was told this is Teo Chew style food. I was looking for familiar dishes. But TK Noodles only serves noodles. So, I just picked a random dish. I ended up getting Beef Sate Rice Stick or I call Sate Beef Wide Noodles. I rated it low because noodles were not freshly cooked because they were bunched up and overcooked. TK Noodle is a restaurant chain in the Bay Area. I remember eaten at few of them when I attended San Jose State University. But it was over 35 years ago. OMG. I'm old. -
Lou’s 5-star review: Incredible. My sister brought me to Cupertino Market because I need some fresh fruits. It's not just inexpensive but also extremely fresh. Employees are very friendly. I could literally shop here every day, if I could. But it's too far from where I stay without transportation. The ambience was very pleasant and I almost danced to the Latin music. Yeah, I would definitely return. -
Lou’s 5-star review: A cute little park in Cupertino called Portal Park. It's really functional in a friendly neighborhood. I came here to enjoy a bowl of soup because the restaurant closed their dining room. My favorite spot is the top of hill in the corner overseeing the entire park. There are so many BBQ grills match up with groups of picnic tables. So nice to see few picnics happening during the middle of the week. While there is no parking lot for the park, not difficult to find street parking. There is a bigger park called Wilson Park across Stevens Creek. But I prefer Portal Park during the weekdays. -
Lou’s 4-star review: I was referred to 蘭苑 Cafe Orchid by my sister. She was referred by her friend who lives in Los Angeles and frequently visiting Millbrae. Wow. This place is famous. We were shopping in San Bruno and suddenly we crave for Cantonese food. I believe the reason for the long line was because it serves big portion and costs very reasonable. There was a short wait around 1:30 pm. We studied the menu outside for a quick service, because we were hungry. The menu is very organized and I immediately spotted Hong Kong style spaghetti. Yum. I have been dying to try this at a restaurant in Houston that always ran out. It's not a good idea to try everything within reach. We both ordered milk teas: Hong Kong style 香港奶茶 milk tea and 鸳鸯茶 tea & coffee. They used condensed milk to sweeten and silly me, I forgot to stir. Besides 烩猪扒意粉 braised pork chop spaghetti, I ordered "Curry Pizza" (hahaha that's roti canai with curry sauce). It was so greasy and tasted like scallion pancake without scallions. The curry sauce was very tasty and mildly spicy. My sister ordered her usual 海南鸡饭 Hainan Chicken. I actually liked it from this restaurant. The meat was really tender and sauce was tastier than other restaurants in south bay. We both love soups. I ordered 羅宋湯 Russian Borscht and her chicken dish comes with soup of the day already. My soup tasted sweeter than I expected and kind of water down minestrone. I'll skip this next time. I read a few reviews screaming about CASH ONLY. Right, I don't see credit card symbol on the menu nor on the window. However, there is credit card sticker on the next door massage parlor, which happens to be so close to the door when opened. So, I was glad that I had enough cash in my wallet. -
Lou’s 5-star review: Silicon Valley Asian Art Center 硅谷亞洲藝術中心 is an unique art gallery, specializing in Chinese artists. It's located at the south border of Santa Clara and bordering San Jose. I never knew Central Computer building on Stevens Creek housed multiple businesses. SVAAC is on the top floor. I was invited by artist Yu Chungmin 余春明 for an open house. Because a government official was visiting the gallery. The meet-and-greet was held on December 8, 2022. I got a chance to appreciate all the art pieces while listening to the artist, the curator and m. The gallery has frequent exhibits from many artists in the exhibit hall, workshop and bookstore. Parking lot is in the rear of the building. Restroom is in the floor lobby. I got a chance to take a picture with the artist and view the art exhibit, as well as meeting influential people. -
Lou’s 5-star review: Yum. Yeah. My sister brought me here for Korean oxtail soup. As soon as I saw the menu at Kunjip, I immediately fall in love. The menu is simple. Soups are laid out on the first column. Then, cold noodles and dry noodles. Finally, family sized dishes on the right. Anything more than $50 is family size of 3-4. Since I waited outside, I already studied the menu and read a few recent reviews on Yelp. To save everyone's time, we ordered number 4 and 5. They were about the same soup base: one with beef tendons and one with oxtails. Besides soups, wait staff brought bowl of steamed rice, barley tea and 3 sides. We started to nibble on them until soups arrived in about 9 minutes. Soups are fantastic. Tendons and oxtails were so tender. It can't be made at home, that's why we came here. We peeked at the table next to us. Three young ladies were eating the cheese meat dish $88. I'm too lazy to look up the name. Lucky us, they didn't stare at us old folks woofing down so fast. Prices are reasonable. We were stuffed. We were surprised that they gave us Yakult drinks at the end. Service was excellent. Ambient was welcoming and clean. Tummy says thank you and I'll come back if I'm in town again.
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Lou’s 4-star review: I found huge donuts at Tasty Donuts. I swear I wrote a review about the sausage bun resemble kolache at this donut shop before. Oh well. Must be a new owner. Yeah. Besides donuts, I was intrigued by the Cambodian menu. I really wanted to try the banh mi style sandwich. The lady behind the counter warned me about the wait time. Mmm... How did she know I'm in a hurry. The prices were updated with pieces of paper. I assume the inflation causes massive increase to match up with the rest of world. I guess I'll try again next time I'm back in the Bay Area, or get a raise or win a lottery. -
Lou’s 4-star review: I wish there's Chinese characters on this Yelp page. My sister insisted wanting to show me Fuji Houshao 福記火勺 and I mistakenly thought it's was a Japanese restaurant. The signature dish is huoshao or 火勺 aka "Baked Wheaten Cake" in English. It's a flat bun filled with beef or pork, which is very new to me. I was here because of lamb Mutton soup aka lamb inners soup. The soup has a uniformed taste either meat or inners. I have tried both. We also tried pork chives 猪肉韭菜 and pork with sauerkraut 猪肉酸菜 dumplings. They are freshly wrapped and very tasty. It has little bit of soup in each dumpling. I only found out when I tried to take a video as I split open the dumpling. I took one bite and dumpling is gone. Overall, service and food were excellent. Prices are very reasonable and yes, I shall return. Oh, remember, it closes between 2:30 and 4:30 daily. -
Lou’s 5-star review: Indian food is one of my favorites. My sister brought me to Madurai Idli Kadai because I constantly complain about how expensive Asian food in San Jose is. We came a little too early as they had a break after lunch. So, we waited until it opens at 5:30. The key was to beat the crowd. We arrived just around 5:33. There were 2 tables filled. Because she had a dog and they stayed outside, I managed to send her pictures of the menu and she sends me back what to order. I was too excited to order uppuma+Idli+vada combo for just $8.99. So, I added a side order of yogurt ($1.99) and podi in ghee ($0.99) as condiments. I also ordered Masala Dosa ($8.99) and a box of Badam Burfi. Yogurt is to calm the spiciness from podi. I like everything with ghee. I used to buy burfi from local bakery. It was made with almonds, sugar, ghee and cardamom powder. I ate half box while waiting for my food. Surprisingly, the restaurant filled up very quick. Customers started to pour in. By the time I got my order, all tables were occupied. My overall experience was excellent. Good service, good food (enjoyed at home) and friendly ambient. Yes, I would return. -
Lou’s 5-star review: After a firsthand experience dealing with funeral home, I am confident to say Cusimano Family Funeral Home provided a first-class service to take care of my family. My aunt, uncle, cousin and my mom's neighbors all came here. So, my sister chose Cusimano once again when my mom passed last year. Funeral director took her time to help us, 3 siblings with one overseas communicate via phone to decide on a service that would meet all requirements in a timely manner. She let us grief at her office. She had the greatest patience to let three of us argue, shout at each other and cry on each other's shoulder. Because it was on Columbus Day, county can't issue cremation license that day. Without that, the Fremont cremation facility can't process. We paid extra for a rush service to have it done and delivered to burial site on Wednesday. Meanwhile, I extended my hotel stay as well as my time off from work. My mom's remains with a pretty wooden box was delivered at the cemetery as agreed. The representatives stayed during the CoVid pandemic style funeral service. We are forever grateful for the Cusimano Family Funeral Home. -
Lou’s 2-star review: I usually have snacks before grocery shopping. Since 大班 Tai Pan Dim Sum = Bakery = is next door, I decided to give it a try. As soon as I walked in, I felt right at home of Houston Chinatown at a restaurant with worst customer service. "你要什么？" (what do you want?) I thought, well, you nasty to me and I'll nasty back. Isn't there any class? Oh. I forgot the name of 大班 is below first graders. I didn't care how good the food it was. You don't greet your customers like we owe you money. My sister always says try 马来糕 to determine how good the rest of dim sum is. So, I ordered the steamed yellow cake, white rice cake and preserved egg with minced pork porridge. They are pretty cheap but there was no place to sit. Go figure. So, I leaned against the wall next to a garage can to eat my food. I hope no one saw my miserable attire. I looked like a homeless man. Porridge was good. But yellow cake was so dry that choked me. White cake was not bad but I was choked up at that point of no return. Bottom line is... I don't need to try other dim sum dishes here. Yellow cake needed major improvement. I'll just starve or go to a different grocery store at a different mall. -
Lou’s 5-star review: Food, service and ambiance were excellent at Pho Hà Nội. I was invited to the world-famous Vietnam Mall in San Jose. It's his go-to spot with family. I felt honored. As soon as he mentioned his usual favorite was Bún bò Huế, I immediately stopped reading the menu. Yeah. It's mine too. I also ordered soda Xí muội (Vietnamese preserved plum drink). My sister ordered Hainan Chicken Rice and Vietnamese coffee. Xí muội was loaded with third cup of sugar, I had to dilute it with water. All drinks are served in their disposable cups. We were also served with glasses of hot water. Prices are reasonable for the taste during the post pandemic inflation, just not for my salary. Maybe it's because I'm not from Silicon Valley. The Bún bò Huế didn't have pork blood pudding. That's a good thing for people with pork-free diet. The soup flavor was to the point, except I prefer it a little spicier. I missed having condiments on the table. I wish they had brought them in small containers. My sister was disappointed with how coffee was served. She was expecting dripped coffee with a cup. So, she could adjust the condensed milk and sweet level. It was served in a paper coffee cup. The decorations and a giant Christmas tree at the entrance made me feel welcomed. I would return when I get my big bonuses. -
Lou’s 5-star review: I was invited by local foodies 吃货 for a dim sum lunch at Golden Palace Restaurant 富華軒 in Cupertino. Hard to put it down as anything other than a 5-star review. The service and atmosphere were excellent. The food, well, unbelievably tasty beyond my expectations. Back in Houston, where I'm from, CM Jando gave me a tagline "I'm Dimmed Out" on my profile. Because I have tried majority of dim sum dishes at popular dim sum restaurants before hosting dim sum events in Chinatown. I couldn't resist to try new things while traveling. I'm so glad that my foodie friends chose Golden Palace for the occasion. Dim sum here tasted much better than anywhere else. I was speechless, as some dishes were cooked to perfection. For example, Pea Sprouts with Garlic 蒜子炒豆苗 was so tender and the garlic was lightly toasted while still soft and fragrant. We also ordered from the steamed section... 筍尖鲜蝦餃 Shrimp Dumplings, 翡翠上素餃 (Green) Vegetarian Dumplings, 蠔皇鲜竹子卷 Steamed Bean Curd Skin Rolls, 鼓汁蒸鳳爪 Steamed Chicken Feet in Black Bean Sauce, 姜葱牛百葉 Beef Tripe with Ginger and Scallion, 腊味檽米包 Combination Fried Sticky Rice Bun and 上海小籠包 (Soupy) Shanghai Dumplings. From the Fried or baked section... 箥蘿流沙包 Baked Egg Yolk Lava Bun (my favorite - boluo bun on the outside and runny egg yolk filling inside), 香煎韭菜粿 Pan Fried Shrimp and Chive Dumplings, 酥炸齋春卷 Vegetarian Egg Rolls (greasy but airy wrapper), 百花釀青椒 Stuffed Bell Pepper with Minced Shrimp and 百花釀茄子 Stuffed Eggplant with Minced Shrimp. I'm so glad that my foodie friends chose Golden Palace Restaurant. I couldn't believe it has been at the same location for over 3 decades. It's conveniently located on De Anza Blvd near Freeway 85 entrance. -
Lou’s 4-star review: Food was so so. My udon came out perfect. But udon from my sister's bowl was tough. Service was excellent. The waiter carried out a conversation with us, who made me feel welcomed. Ambience was peer good. I was here to have dinner with family. Not sightseeing. Restaurant is fairly close to my sister's house. Because the udon was inconsistent, I don't think I'll be back soon. One more thing. This app doesn't allow me to write more. So, that's all I have to say. -
Lou’s 3-star review: It's hard to write a review on U-Haul, especially it's not for the intended purpose. Everyone knows U-Haul is a vehicle rental place that involves with moving to places. I was here in the Bay Area last October. I wanted to move my behind from here to there. However, finding a car to rent was scarce to non existent. Family recommended me to rent a U-Haul truck instead of taking an Uber. I tried to fill out the application online. I really did try. It was over 4 hours of searching my life history. I stopped in the middle. I need a break, you know. I tried to find a rental car again. OMG. I found a compact car for $250 a day but I had to go to Marin County. Never mind. I went back to fill up the application again. I was excited when I got the confirmation number. Then, I got an email wanted me to verify my account. It was like time bomb. I thought it was fine and dandy. So, I went to bed. Next morning, I checked email. It asked to verify account again. Oh no. This is too hokey. So, I cancelled my reservation. When I got to my hotel in Sunnyvale, I looked across El Camino Real and sighed. It's just right there. So close and so far. I had to pass. Maybe next time when I have to really use this U-Haul place. -
Lou’s 4-star review: In time of needs, Gate of Heaven Cemetery was there for my parents. My siblings from this generation came together to buy a family plot as the Catholic church my dad went to started to sell plots. I remember how much haggling they had to deal with and we had to pay installments. My dad was a dedicated Catholic person. I went to church because I'm the youngest in the family and had to be the driver. Not before long, he was the first few Chinese residents at Holy Family plot. We were told this cemetery has the best location according to Feng Shui analogy. The beautiful garden surrounded by mountains. Coming here, we got a breathtaking view overlooking Highway 280. I often come here to pay tribute for those have passed, even on my vacation trips. My last trip was to arrange my mom's burial ceremony. Due to Covid-19 pandemic, they set out a tent outside for consultation. It was a windy and chilly afternoon soaked with the Californian sun. We were told they had a power outage. But they managed to ring up the transaction quickly. I appreciate how accommodating few staff is. The assistant came to hold my phone as other relatives were attending virtual ceremony. -
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Lou’s 5-star review: I want to dedicate my first review of 2022 to my beloved hotel in Sunnyvale California. I stayed at Wild Palms Hotel last October for family reunion. I had an excellent experience beyond my expectations. I kept extending my stay because I really like this place. It was comfy like home. I have no issues with service at the front desk. I normally would hop to Airbnb after one night to fullfil annual requirement from Hyatt Rewards. But this time, I stayed for as long as I needed. There was no breakfast during my stay. Not their fault, it was precautionary from the county during Covid pandemic. That was one of my reason I chose JDV by Hyatt. I wanted to repeat my good memory from Hotel Avante in Mountain View, just few miles away on El Camino Real. Back in the 90's, I lived around this intersection of Wolfe, Fremont and El Camino Real. I couldn't believe Wendy's is still standing at the same location. I could just walk across the street to get something to eat. My favorite Marie Calendar restaurant is also nearby by foot. During my morning walk, I could smell curry toward Santa Clara. There are several Chaat restaurants over here. If I need to rent a truck, U-Haul is right across the street. Because car rental was over $200 a day in 2021, if I was lucky to find one, which I wasn't. Uber was the best alternative if I can't find a ride from family member. Kudos to the building designer for converting a pretty apartment to this cozy hotel. There's a huge parking lot in the back with entrances on Wolfe. There are so many palms on property. I wish the fountain at the corner was functional. It would be a nice photo opp spot. Pool area was always clean and plenty of towels. CoVid restrictions were not as strictly enforced. But I kept a distance from other guests. Indoor gym had plenty of clean towels and hand sanitizer. Because the hotel was not fully occupied, I enjoyed the fast internet speed on free WiFi. I even hosted an Instagram Live event with the bed drape as my background. The housekeeping staff kept up my room daily. She knows I like the hotel's Jonathan Adler brand toiletry. Looks like I could only find it at JDV Hotel chain. I like this hotel so much. I am making plan for my next stay at Wild Palms this spring. -
Lou’s 4-star review: Truly a hole-in-da-wall Korean restaurant Jang Mo Jip (directly translated to wife's mother in Korean). My family came here so many times but we didn't even know the name. So here, parking is limited for Jang Mo Jip at Seoul Plaza in Santa Clara. My sister drove me here while I was busy Yelping. I didn't know if parking lot in front of apartment looking building was proper. But it was near midnight. All businesses were closed, except Jang Mo Jip. As I walked in, the restaurant interior gave me a true home feeling. Restaurant was not crowded on a weekday night. I am glad this restaurant survived this pandemic. It has not changed much since I was here over 2 decades ago. A waitress came to greet us. She seems to know my sister's family. Wow. Nice. She remembers what she ordered. Of course, she brought us her usual. I didn't like how small the table was. I didn't have much room between edge of table to the grill. As I bow to eat my food, my forehead is over the burning grill. Maybe I need to ask for a bigger table next time. We got enough side dishes and meats for 2. I was full and we had leftovers. Since I didn't pay for it, I wouldn't know the actual value. But the ingredients were fairly fresh and tasty. I would come back doesn't matter to the cost. -
Lou’s 5-star review: I have been here at Marie Calendar many decades ago. I mainly buying freshly baked pies. Since I moved away, the only chance I got is drooling over the frozen section at grocery stores. Yeah. I made few trips to the restaurant last week. I told them I came to Marie Calendar to get tin trays after dispose the pies. They looked at me like, right. I drool over the pies every time I looked at the website. I always stop by to get a few pies. I sometimes gift a pie when I visit a friend. Then, I asked them to quickly finish the pie, so I can take the tin tray with me. Luckily, my hotel is walking distance. I saw website has brunch on Saturday, which was incorrect. Restaurant opens at 11 am. So, I came back to indulge the pie sale. Yup, $8.99 a pie. I got 2, French apple and lemon meringue. I woofed down half of meringue pie in 20 minutes. Oh man. It was so good. I finished the other half for my midnight snack. Why do I want the tray so badly? The pretty logo embossed on the bottom to give me fond memories of Sunnyvale. The tin tray also lasts longer than any other tray. There. Secret is out. -
Lou’s 5-star review: First time at United Wholesale Flowers is like I'm in heaven. So many flowers all at one location. They got beautiful planters, too. I wish I live in Bay Area; I would seriously get a license, join the membership and start my Ikebana business. I was here to help my sister to shop for an engagement that requires lots of flowers to fit everyone's taste. I didn't have enough time to explore the store on this trip. But I would take my time to browse on my next trip. Employees seem to be pretty helpful. Prices are reasonable, according to my sister. That's why she won't shop anywhere else. -
received high views in 2021Lou’s 4-star review: First time eating at 海底捞 Hailidao Hot Pot, literally means scooping from the bottom of the ocean. It was my first time eating here. But it's not new to me as family has been here many times... Too many social media shares. Just say, I was hungry and came late. So late that they didn't let anyone in... like 30 minutes before closing after they had a huge birthday party. My sister took care of ordering because it would take me half hour to understand how and what to order. We had half Thai hot pot base (tasted like Tom yum) and half medicinal base dang gui 當歸. Soups were very weak. I suppose there were sauces. Like I said, it would take me long time to read the menu. So I had to trust the locals. Seafood items were really fresh. Everything is very presentable. I have to say, thank you for opportunity to try. But no thank you, I can't afford to dine alone.
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