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    4.4 (1.6k reviews)
    Closed • 11:30 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Nasi Goreng Crab Fried Rice
    Alex A.

    Wow, I was so surprised after trying Brewery Bhavana when we first moved here. When you arrive parking can be difficult in this area as the restaurant backs up to Moore Square. I'd recommend parking a few blocks away and walking if you are unable to find parking nearby. Walking into the restaurant you'll be transported to a modern brewery, bookstore, and flower shop. It feels chic, Belgian inspired, and upscale. To start I ordered a Vase IPA which was excellent. I then switched to cocktails and ordered the Black Sesame Old Fashioned (bourbon, black sesame, black walnut bitters), the Dionysus (pinot noir, raspberry lemon shrub, chambord, amaretto, lemon, rhubarb bitters), and an aviation (hendricks, luxardo, creme de violette, lemon). By far the Black Sesame Old Fashioned was my favorite and what a nice touch with cracker on top of the dish. For food we ordered the Gai Lan (Stir-fried Chinese broccoli with garlic and oyster sauce), the Peking Duck (Whole, barbecued, free-range duck served with steamed bao buns, cucumber, scallions, and hoisin-honey sauce), Sweet Soy Chicken (Scallions, bell peppers, and caramelized in our ginger soy sauce. Served with jasmine rice), the Lo Mein Noodles (Stir-fried noodles with julienned shiitake mushrooms, choy sum greens, soy sauce, and shrimp), seafood dumplings (Lobster, shrimp, and scallop dumplings served in garlic and black mushroom sauce with fried Youtiao doughnuts), Chicken Curry Bao (Steamed buns filled with spicy yellow chicken and vegetable curry), the Beef with Longhorn Peopers (Sautéed beef, ginger, and longhorn peppers with Shaoxing wine sauce. Served with jasmine rice), the Xiao Long Bao (Steamed crab and ground pork soup dumplings), Nasi Goreng Crab Fried Rice (Traditional Indonesian Chinese fried rice with blue crab meat, Nam Pla fish sauce, house made Nasi Goreng sauce, served in an egg crêpe), and the General Tso's Chicken (Crunchy, sweet, and tangy, Bhavana's General Tso comes with your choice of chicken or tofu tossed in our house-made General sauce and topped with sesame seeds. Served with jasmine rice). By far our favorite food items were the seafood dumplings (excellent flavor, Chinese donuts were so good, along with the flavor from the broth), and the shrimp lo mein noodles (cooked perfectly and the sauce was perfectly distributed). Definitely check out brewery bhavana if you are looking for excellent Chinese food in the Raleigh area. This is by far one of my favorite restaurants in the area.

    Black Sesame Old Fashioned
    Allison W.

    I love the concept Brewery Bhavana! They have a wide variety menu options with dim sum, main courses, unique cocktails, and house beers. It typically gets pretty full on the weekends, but we were able to walk right in on a weekday and sit at the bar for dinner. The interior is sleek and modern, with a beautiful large marble bar. We got the Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings), Lap Cheung Fried Rice, and Cold Sesame Noodles. All were excellent, but the sesame noodles were a stand out! Very flavorful and a refreshing dinner option for a hot day.

    Crystal Z.

    Ambiance - casual, intimate, great for small and large groups Service - exceptional, server was knowledgeable and polite Food - super unique dim sum brewery spot, the dim sum came out hot, highly recommend the Nasi Goreng crab fried rice

    Andrea M.

    Although this recent experience was just to stop in for a beer, my Brewery Bhavana experience has always been a good one. My son loves this place for their dumplings and unique dishes. I can feel a little bit packed together when it gets busy, but service doesn't tend to slow

    crab rangoon, vegetable curry puff, chicken curry bao
    Emily G.

    Favorite restaurant in Raleigh. Definitely need reservations. The entire restaurant is goregous. This place is best known for sharing plates. Some of my favorites include: crab rangoon, pork and chive shumai, vegetable curry puff, beef with peppers, general tso chicken. Their cocktail menu is great, along with the beers they have on tap. The service is always on-point. Highly recommend

    Char Siu Bao & Crab Rangoon
    Kaylee W.

    This restaurant pleasantly surprised me. I'm honestly not a huge Chinese food person, and when picking restaurants, it's usually not something I naturally gravitate toward. I was actually a little nervous going in because certain Chinese dishes tend to upset my stomach, so I tried to avoid some of the heavier noodle and chicken dishes that normally do that to me. Honestly, I think that was the best decision because I thoroughly enjoyed my meal and felt completely fine afterwards. I started with the crab rangoons, which were perfectly creamy on the inside and crispy on the outside -- absolutely delicious. Then I tried the pork-filled bao buns, which was my first time ever having them, and I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed them too. Everyone else at our table seemed to really enjoy their food as well. I genuinely didn't hear a single complaint. We also ordered some drinks that were delicious, and both our server and the rest of the staff were absolutely fantastic and very welcoming throughout the night. The atmosphere and vibes inside are honestly one of the coolest parts of the experience. It somehow feels like a mix between a brewery, a florist, a bookstore, and a Chinese restaurant all at once. It's such an interesting and unique space that doesn't really feel like anywhere else. Overall, this was a great experience, and I would absolutely come back to try more items on the menu.

    Claire M.

    Highly recommend! First of all make a reservation ahead of time! They occasionally have spots at the bar but reservations go quick and they are very busy. The interior is so cool- it's a mixture of a restaurant and bookstore but in the coolest way. Their food and drinks are amazing. You can order shared plates to share or personal dishes. We went to the downtown location but they also have a Fenton location which I am eager to try. Overall this place is great and I would highly recommend!! No wonder they got a Michelin star.

    Beef with Longhorn peppers, Lo Mein noodles with shrimp, General Tso Chicken
    Gina R.

    Our company held a team dinner at Brewery Bhavana, and it was truly an experience. Right in the heart of downtown Raleigh, this upscale brewery blends historic brick charm with a stunning custom library and unique touches of elegance at every turn. We enjoyed several small plates, and not a single dish disappointed. Every bite was memorable. The atmosphere makes it the perfect spot for date night, a girls' night out, or even a quick lunch while enjoying a good read. A beautiful space, incredible food, and an unforgettable evening.

    Samantha R.

    This is a one stop shop, brewery, flower shop, library/book store and dim sum restaurant! The food. Really really good dim sum. I stopped in just a they were opening on a Friday and thank goodness I showed up when I did, this place gets packed quick and you should book a reservation to be on the safe side. I was most excited about the duck egg rolls but ended up being my least favorite not because they were slightly on the dry side. Flavor was good, and the hoisin honey sauce really helped! The seafood dumplings were second best, stuffed full. The soup based was amazing and it also came with some bread for dipping in the leftover sauce. The pork and chive shumai were my favorite! A little bit bigger than bit sized but worth the mouth full! Absolutely would recommend. I'll 100% be back for more food. The bar side looked to be more casual, the dinning room was full of high tea attire so I did feel a little under dressed, thought it would be slightly more casual. They have the cutest library with free books to read but only while you dine in. The flower and book shop are in the middle of the space. Super cute, limited options but great for a last minute bouquet!

    Dubai Chocolate Cake
    Onvara A.

    Brewery Bhavana was a very cool spot - food, drinks, and beer, but you can also buy books and flowers! They have dim sum that can easily be made vegetarian friendly, which is usually so hard to find. We got the Edamame Ginger Dumplings, Sichuan Cucumber Salad, General Tso's Tofu, and Eggplant Pagoda (with added tofu). They also served some delicious chili oil with it. Everything was tasty. My favorite was the Eggplant Pagoda and I was glad our waitress had recommended adding tofu to it to make it more of an entree! The dishes were all on the pricey side - think around $16 for an appetizer and $20-30 for an entree, so if you want to get a bunch of plates to share, it can definitely add up.

    General Tso Chicken, to die for!
    Marc B.

    This place has been on my list of places to go in Raleigh for over 2 years. My coworker and I made it a point to add it to our must do's. It did not disappoint and we can completely see why the place was as busy as it was. The entire aesthetic of the place was so high end yet very comfortable. There were patrons in everything from Blue Jeans to T Shirts, to suits, it was a very mixed vibe. The cocktail list was so exciting and unique, which made it hard for us to decide what to drink. The food was great for sharing and gives you an opportunity to try various dishes. I honestly do not think that you could go wrong with anything on the menu. The sat at the incredible bar, and the staff was so attentive to our every need. If we could give this place an extra star we would!!!

    General Tso Chicken with steamed rice
    Talesha C.

    We came here on a Saturday morning right when they opened. We didn't have a reservation, but as we enjoyed our meal it started to fill up fast even though there is plenty of seating, so make a reservation. The restaurant is expansive with plenty of seating and it has a bar. We didn't try any of their brewed items, but plan to when we return. I loved that the restaurant had books and bookshelves. It kind of felt like a book store that serves amazing food. We started with the pork and chive shumai and the chicken dumplings. Both were excellent. I probably favored the shumai more. Both were full of flavor, hot, and well-prepared. They have so many dumpling options, so I'll be back to try more next time. The general Tso chicken with steamed rice was so good. The chicken was fried perfectly. The sauce was so tasty and I'm glad they coated the chicken in it really well. There was plenty of extra sauce as well so I coated my rice in it too. The hostess and servers were prompt and polite. Overall really great experience.

    Chicken Lo Mein. Loved it.
    Erik S.

    Been wanting to visit this place for a long time given its sterling reputation, and it was everything I was hoping it would be. Everything we had was delicious, service was impeccable, the look of the restaurant is big and inviting, and it just had that buzz about it while you're there that the best restaurants do. We went for lunch after an early morning event, knowing it was close by, I wasn't gonna give away my shot at delicious dim sum. I was fortunate and found street parking, but I could see that being challenging for others in such a popular area (and only getting more so). Since we got there early we were seated right away, but reservations would definitely be recommended for dinner or large groups. Everything on the menu sounded wonderful, so we decided to do a few things family style. We started off with the seafood dumplings and sichuan cucumber salad, and for mains we got the longhorn pepper beef and also an order of chicken lo mein... because noods. The dumplings had a wonderful texture, slightly doughy, superb mouth feel. The contents were an absolute flavor rush once you bit down especially for a seafood lover. I could have consumed order after order of these. The cucumber salad was a nice vinegary, little spicy, flavor change up to these hearty pockets. The beef was rich, tender, and flavorful and made you want to sop up all the sauce with the provided rice. The peppers gave a little spicy and a textural element that was welcome. Finally, the lo mein was a nice big portion, flavorful noodles, tender chicken, exactly what we would expect. Can't wait to come back here for more on a future trip.

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    What is the closest parking garage for the restaurant?

    Moore Square Parking Deck is free for 2 hours on weekends!

    Is there patio seating outdoors?

    No patio seating outdoors that I've seen.

    Do they allow small dogs in their outdoor seating area?

    Do they have any kosher options?

    No, as someone who has family with restrictions, I thought this was annoying.

    Can someone post a picture of their lunch menu? There's a ton of pictures of the drink, Dim sum, and entree pages but no pictures of the lunch pamphlet.

    There is no lunch menu. Just small plates and larger plates.

    Do they have gift cards for sale?

    Yes in the book store/gift shop.

    Do they serve the Peking duck during lunch hours?

    Yes they do!

    Is this traditional dim sum served on the cart?

    No carts

    Can I walk in if I don't get a reservation online?

    Yes, I believe they only reserve half the seats in the restaurant!

    Can I not walk in here?

    You can! Every time I've gone I've walked in. Although I have gone later than normal dinner times.

    How many people does the Peking duck entree serve?

    Depends on if you order other stuff- We were only 2 people but had enough leftovers for an entire second portion for each of us... If you only get the duck I would think its perfect for 2. If you have other apps 2 or 3 more then I would say its good… 

    Are there non alcoholic drinks? Tea? Coffee?

    They have teas on the menu.

    What would be the healthiest option or least amount of calories?

    maybe the duck minus the buns. edamame dumplings too. Green beans are good but are cooked in oil (to make them more delicious)

    Are there good vegetarian options?

    Not much but some. https://brewerybhavana.com/dim-sum/ has a few choiced in there including the "Crunchy Vegetable and Peanut Dumpling" and "Vegetable Egg Roll" for starters and "Lo Mein" in the main courses. Enjoy!

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    Shanghai Alley - Fish fillet in chili oil

    Shanghai Alley

    3.3(208 reviews)
    8.3 mi
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    My second visit to Shanghai Alley is exactly why I believe in second chances. I honestly was not…read morevery impressed during my first visit, but coming back again completely changed my opinion because this place really shined the second time around. They offer a huge variety of dishes ranging from classic Chinese and American Chinese food to handmade dim sum made fresh in house. Everything we tried was packed with flavor, especially the walnut shrimp which I'm still thinking about. The roasted duck and char siu were also standout dishes and you can really tell they put care into the food here. I also love that they specialize in both Sichuan and Cantonese dishes, so there's something for everyone depending on what flavors you're craving. If you want the full dim sum cart experience, definitely stop by on the weekends from 11 to 2. It made the experience feel even more authentic and fun. This visit completely won me over and I'll definitely be back to keep exploring the menu.

    Good to know we have more dimsum options in NC. I came on a Saturday morning. Usually on weekends…read morethey have dimsum push carts. I got greeted and seated right away. You have a choice of taking food items off of the push carts that comes by your table like every 10 minutes or so. There are different carts. Some with entrees,some with appetizers and some with desserts. There is plenty of tables inside for group outings. They have booths and round tables. You can opt out of dimsum items and order from the regular menu by scanning the QR code on the table. I was looking forward for sesame balls, shrimp rice or pork rice rolls and fried shrimp balls but they didnt serve them there. Overall good food but not the best Ive had. There dimsum options are more limited then the other dimsum places Ive tried in NC.

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    Shanghai Alley - Xiao long bao, badly under-dressed gai lan in background

    Xiao long bao, badly under-dressed gai lan in background

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    David's Dumpling & Noodle Bar

    David's Dumpling & Noodle Bar

    3.9(677 reviews)
    1.5 mi
    •$$

    This restaurant has been on my list to visit for a couple of years. I was finally able to go. It…read morewas fine. Nothing spectacular. The reason I gave it 4 stars was because the dumplings were disappointing. They were not warm and the dumpling dough was thick. We got the David's dumplings and the crispy spicy wontons. The wontons were better. I liked the crispy dough but they weren't spicy at all. The entree meals were better. I had the Malaysian curry soup which had a nice kick and was steaming hot. It had lots of different toppings in it which was nice. My husband got the fried rice. It was also really good. The Chinese sausage complimented the rice well and there were plenty shrimp in it too. If I went back I would forgo the dumplings and just go straight to having the entree.

    First of all, I love the ambiance there. The exposed bricks are so pretty to me! They also have…read moresuch a huge space. They even have a private event room as well! Secondly, the food!!! We ordered a lot of food (2 appetizers and 3 entrees ) and our eyes were not bigger than our stomachs because we finished all the food We are proud big backs lol What we tried and how we'd rank them: David's Original Half Fried Dumplings Malaysian Curry Noodle Soup Open Top Pork and Shrimp Siu Mai Dumplings Sautéed Green Beans David's Fried Rice with Chinese Sausage Make sure to ask them for their house made chili oil! It's spicy but a little sweet. We were both fans. My friend even asked if they sell it

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    Taipei 101 - Spicy Boiled Fish

    Taipei 101

    4.0(508 reviews)
    8.1 mi
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    Taipei 101 is a popular Taiwanese restaurant in Cary! It has a homey feel inside, like it is a…read morefamily restaurant. I went for dinner on a Saturday and it was packed so expect a slight wait at peak hours. Parking can also be tight as it is located downtown. We were seated quickly and our food came out FAST! Great service. My friend and I shared the Scallion Pancake, Bang Bang Shrimp, Dry-Sautéed Green Beans, and Spicy Crispy Fish. We definitely got one too many dishes, but I am glad we got to try them. The Scallion Pancake was solid. It had the right amount of thinness and flakiness. I would love to taste more scallion next time, though. I think that the sauce that it came with was a bit sweet and I would rather a more savory or saltier sauce to pair with the pancake. The Bang Bang Shrimp was under the appetizer category but it looked like an entree. Lots of small shrimp in a creamy, sweet, and spicy chili sauce. I loved it! The Dry-Sauteed Green Beans were probably my least favorite dish. I wish it had a taste (or more of a taste) of soy sauce or garlic, but it was still decent. The Crispy Spicy Fish is definitely one of the most popular dishes here and it lived it up to the hype! Not sure what seasonings were on the fish, but it tasted a bit salty, spicy, and savory. The fish also tasted fresh to me. We also received complimentary rice, which was needed with our savory dishes! I would definitely come back here in the future! There are so many options for food on their menu and almost everything was a hit. Plus, service was fantastic. I recommend going with a large group to do family style and really try a lot of the menu items.

    I like how people talk about decent Chinese food like they talk about bees -- "where did they all…read morego?" If I am anywhere near Cary I will go to this place for the Sichuan dishes. Often times I find that the little red pepper on many Chinese menus mean nothing. Here, they mean "this is going to be really spicy!" I have been told that you ask for something that isn't on the menu, they can often gladly make it for you. So... yeah. TBH -- the more American-Chinese dishes aren't anything special. I had someone's General Tsao and it was way spicier than most (which was great) but really, really, goopy and sugary (which wasn't.) All in all, if you're adventurous, and you're tired of the same old American-Chinese I would give this place a run and I would actually avoid those items on the menu should you dine here.

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    Taipei 101 - Chicken Mongolian. We didn't order this. It was brought to us by accident, but the few bites we had were very, very good.

    Chicken Mongolian. We didn't order this. It was brought to us by accident, but the few bites we had were very, very good.

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    Szechuan Mansion Hotpot - Bone broth and tomato broth

    Szechuan Mansion Hotpot

    4.6(284 reviews)
    8.2 mi
    •$$

    What an amazing experience for my kids. I have been to hot pot restaurants before and they are…read moreusually extremely expensive for groups since they charge $40-50 per person. This place is completely different. You choose from several options of meal sizes and then you pick all of the meat and veggies from a giant list for each plan. At first I was worried we would run out of food...it just didn't seem like it would be a lot. But we ended up taking a ton of food home and we had 8 people and we got the combo for six!! I was actually worried about being full myself since I'm keto and I don't eat some of the items but I was plenty satisfied. They have a make your own sauce bar with a ton of offerings. Can't go wrong with peanut sauce and soy with some green onions. Perfect dipper. We also got two soup bases, one spicy one plain and they were both great. Service is really good. One of the kids dropped a tray of meat and they gave us another without asking which was very kind of them. All of the food comes on a cart and there really isn't a ton of room on the table for all of it so we were shifting plates around a lot and they would come by and take the empty or dirty plates very quickly. Drinks were never empty and everyone was friendly. It is a bit of an upscale style for a hot pot restaurant with some asian flair such as the Japanese toy vending machines. You can buy tokens for them at the desk, I think it was 6 for $5. Again, one of the kids dropped one under the machines and they just gave us another. I don't think any of them won anything anyway. I would definitely come back here for a date night but this place excels with groups and is very affordable with a big group so that's what I'd lean into if I was picking a hot pot restaurant.

    This place became absolute-essential weekend date with my family. Truly it is the best Szechuan…read morestyle hotpot ever. Venue: pretty large but it can get very packed and busy. Since they opened another location in Durham, the wait has decreased significantly. Food: I order the yin/yang broth: one medium spiced tallo which is the traditional broth and the other either just bone broth until they came out with new organic mushroom broth! It is so good. You can order many different type of meat, seafood and veggies. I order prime thin beef, pork belly, quail eggs , wide noodles as standard and add others depending on mood. Shrimp and beef paste is a must. You can also order combination that includes appetizers, meat, veggie plates. There's sauce bar you can make your own sauce according to your preference. Since this is not AYCE, you can take the left overs. Service: service is good most of the time but once in a while you run into slow service. Price: reasonable.

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    Good Harvest - King crab

    Good Harvest

    4.0(241 reviews)
    6.3 mi
    •$$

    Good Harvest is a great spot if you're going with a group. While they offer hot pot, we decided to…read moreorder a couple of dry pots to share instead. Since there were so many of us, we reserved their private dining room, which came with a karaoke machine. It made the whole experience a lot of fun since we could eat, sing, and be as loud as we wanted without bothering anyone else. We got there right when they opened, so our food came out pretty quickly. After everything was served, though, we didn't really see our server much. The food was excellent--everything we ordered was really good, and if you order it spicy, they definitely mean it, so keep that in mind. I'd definitely come back, but I'd recommend going with a bigger group so you can order a variety of dishes and share everything.

    Delicious! Service was quick and food was delivered to our table within 10 minutes of ordering…read more The lighter (pork broth?) was my favorite! We ordered plenty for the first table and they brought so much food we did not need to order again! I loved the hand-pulled noodles and enoki mushrooms. The rice cakes were soft, chewy, and delicious. If I went again I would love to try the dumplings. The fried dough was also very yummy. You won't be disappointed with anything you order here! You are able to make your own sauces at the sauce bar, which is another way to customize the flavors you get. I don't think you could go wrong here either... The restaurant started to get busier when we were finishing up, but the tables are spaced well so it never felt crowded. Our servers were quick and attentive, never letting my water go below half full!! I will definitely come back the next time I want Hot Pot!

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    Hong Kong Restaurant - Mongolian beef was filled to the brim and plenty of rice, too!

    Hong Kong Restaurant

    3.4(28 reviews)
    4.7 mi
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    We ordered takeout from HK Raleigh and got a variety of dishes for a stay-in family dinner. I got…read morethe Mongolian Beef dish. The meat and sauce were so good! I like that they gave a lot of sauce, but I think it could've been packaged better because the sauce was spilling out into the bag and other items before I opened it (and I had to be careful when opening and closing the box). The Curry Lo Mein was also really good -- it had more meat than veggies, which felt more worth it, and the entire box was filled. They gave us hefty rice portions, too. Although the food was yummy, it wasn't the best Chinese place I've been to. I loved my Mongolian Beef dish, but it was 75% onions and although the description said there were bamboo shoots, I didn't see any (I was a bit sad about this). One of us got the Cashew Shrimp and although it was good, it didn't have much sauce compared to the others and had a lot of fillers, too: 40% celery and maybe 10-15% carrots. The seafood dishes were good but they used imitation crab, which isn't awful and still tasted fine, but we were expecting other seafood. All in all, this place isn't bad for a quick stop! The service was quick and simple, and the place was casual and had decent seating options for a takeout place. The food tastes good, I just have higher expectations when it comes to Chinese food after having been to many other places. I just also wasn't a fan of all the filler in the dishes.

    Great hidden little Chinese takeout. Fresh food. Friendly authentic staff. Good portions. Good…read moreprice. Variety of choices. Quick too.

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    Chuan Cafe - B1.Mongolian Beef

    Chuan Cafe

    4.2(271 reviews)
    1.7 mi
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    I used to love this restaurant and was a loyal customer for years, which makes this experience…read moreespecially disappointing. I ordered the lo mein, bamboo flounder fish, and a side of fried rice. Unfortunately, the lo mein was extremely greasy, the fried rice was overly salty, and the shrimp was hard, overcooked and not fresh. When I informed the waiter that I would not be eating the lo mein due to its condition, I was told that I would still have to pay for it and that it did not matter whether I liked it or not. He initially refused to remove the dish from my bill. After eventually taking it off, he told me that he never wanted to see my face again as I was leaving. What disappoints me most is that I genuinely enjoyed this restaurant and had been a repeat customer. The decline in food quality combined with the way my concerns were handled has left a very negative impression. Unfortunately, I will be taking my business elsewhere.

    Chuan cafe is a cozy hidden gem in North Raleigh. The shopping center it's in is definitely in an…read moreunassuming strip mall, but trust me the food and the service are worth It! I came right before a show at the Alamo Drafthouse around the corner, which makes it the perfect night out for dinner and show. It looks like a lot of people order takeout here, but they have ample tables and do offer an excellent dine in service. I loved their green beans and eggplant. All their food felt more authentic and homestyle than your typical run of the mill Chinese place. The food had flavor, and it wasn't overly greasy either! I'll definitely come back next time in near north Raleigh.

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