The food was overall okay. Not terrible and not terribly memorable. The uni pasta was perhaps the star of the evening - being unctuous, appropriately uni-laden, and flavorful, but I would have preferred it without all of the cabbage, onion, and other "extras" in the mix. The service though, was so bumbling and awkward it was comical. When we walked in, one of the tables was taken by two staff people busy doing something with a large mound of greens. I found this somewhat odd since the restaurant is not particularly big and they were taking up one of the larger tables meant for 8+. Next, it took a few attempts to try to get in our order as our waiter seemingly didn't think we were ready to order even though we flagged him down to speak with him. When I checked in on Yelp for the free plum drink (which was refreshingly tart), the waiter, being new, didn't quite know how to redeem the check-in coupon and so brought back someone who was presumably the manager. He proceeded to bring along several of the staff, telling them he wanted to show them how to redeem the Yelp check-in. So he took my phone and passed it around to several of the wait staff, who oohed and aahhhed as he proceeded to show them what to do. This impromptu training session conducted in front of us, as we sat in disbelief. Everything else came out okay except for the dessert, which we ordered along with our dinner. After waiting for over 20 minutes for dessert to arrive (this was after our dishes were cleared) we asked the waiter to check in on the dessert. He came back and said he was sorry, he didn't understand when we told him we were ready for it earlier, and thought we said it was on the way. I don't know how this communication could have happened because this all occurred in Chinese (it certainly wasn't an English/ Chinese misunderstanding). Finally, when our dessert came out of the kitchen, the waiter (a different one) brought it to us, but instead of placing it on our table, placed it on another table (a side/ decorative table behind us) and walked away saying something about how he would cut it up for us. At this point, we just wanted to have our dessert and leave, so we had to ask him to please put it on our table so we could take care of the cutting and divvying up on our own. Finally, when it came time to pay, my aunt actually left the table to go settle the bill directly with the cashier because we were tired of the continued wait. She later told me that the cashier was apparently so focused on whatever else she was doing, she completely ignored my aunt who was standing right in front of her, waiting to pay for our bill. I normally don't focus too much on ambiance or service so long as the food is bomb, but since the food was merely decent and since the service was so awkward, sophomoric, and downright weird, I really couldn't overlook it. read more

This is by far the best Taiwanese food restaurant in Los Angeles. They have lots of Taiwanese dishes that you just cannot find in any other restaurants in LA. Prices might be a little on the high end, but it's well worth it to me considering the quality and selection. read more

People who gave this restaurant 4 stars or more just do not have a idea of REAL Taiwanese food tasted like. The foods they have are really just OKIE. Book a ticket to Taiwan and I will show you what's GOOD Taiwanese food tasted like. Other than that, the boss always has a attitude and made me feel insulted as a customer. Come on people, we are in LA! There are TOO MANY good Chinese restaurants here. Stop giving it 4 stars or more just because it is Taiwanese. I have been going to restaurants with DELICIOUS Taiwanese food since a kid in Taipei. This restaurant just deserves 1 star from me. (too bad the system does not allow me to give ZERO star). read more

super roomy and relax. Various Japanese Sakes, seafood, Taiwanese cuisine, including spicy and vegetarian. On the door it says parking in rear and open 7 days a week :) read more

Cafe Fusion - Taiwanese Near Me - Arcadia, California

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Great food lousy service if I had to sum it up....but here is why. It is a family style (sharing dishes) restaurant and the parking lot for this establishment is in the back, don't park next to the restaurant in front of the liquor store because apparently that is separate. They have a lot of stuff to choose from and my friends and I looked up some pictures and recommendations off yelp, two things that we saw of interest was the 3 cup chicken and the dragon whisker vegetables. We ordered a total of 12 things I believe. Their tea sets are pretty nice, they are held up by a stand with a candle in it to keep the tea nice and warm. They also have seaweed out for you to eat before you order.....but when we asked for more, apparently in the end we were charged for it, my friends thought it was free, but it wasn't, and we weren't informed. Dragon whisker vegetables is served chilled, it is a nice light dish to have, but it had cilantro in it, so I didn't eat much of it. The 3 cup chicken was pretty good, it is saucy and sweet, I believe there was basil on it. I highly recommend the sirloin steak with black pepper sauce, it is kind of pricey, but it is really tender and juicy. At first read, you might think it is a slab of steak, but they cut it up to make it a shareable dish. I also enjoyed the bamboo shoots with assorted mushrooms, the bamboo shoots were the money maker, nice and crispy. There was some other stuff we ordered I can't remember, too many thing to list..but overall the food was good, but service was just lousy. The waitresses rarely came by, and in the end when we got the receipt, they messed up and added one dish twice trying to double charge us, also I mentioned how the extra seaweed was added, plus their receipt is just a bunch of numbers so it was pretty hard to distinguish what was what on there. After a few back and forths between the waitress and cashier (believe it was the manager/owner) they realized they made a mistake and took off double priced item....in which we tried to tell them that. -1 star for service. read more

Where do I begin? Horrible service. Slow cooking. Mediocre food. Lack of sanitation standards. Noisy as hell. Unjustifiably expensive. Five minutes into the restaurant and I already couldn't wait to Yelp it. The world needs to know to avoid this place. My parents were super excited to come here because they have one fish dish that they really love. Wouldn't ever come here again. Ordered a mere three dishes for a total of over $75 dollars. In a city with Chinese restaurants on every block, why is this place still standing? Took us fifteen minutes and over 3 tries to merely order. Why? Because only the owner can take orders. That makes no logical sense. He wasn't prompt nor polite. He answered a call right before he was about to take our order. Didn't bother saying excuse me, walked away and didn't come back until we asked to order again, twice. Food came one by one. Finish one dish and then the next one finally comes. That's not how dinner is supposed to work, especially not Chinese style. Fish dish (Black Cod, I think) was good, but nothing else was. All the waitresses run around with there long hair down and not in a ponytail. Must be a health code violation, glad I didn't find any hair in our dishes. They had music going and had a TV on at the same time. Why? No clue, but that plus all the normal chatty was overwhelming. This place really needs to go. read more

Food is really good! I went with a Taiwanese friend and he ordered something I really like. One is the appetizer of bamboo shoots with mayo. The bamboo shoots are very tender and a bit sweet with crispy taste. Also we tried ma yo kidney. The sauce is really good and the meat is tender. It's been cooked well. Lamb stew also has good soup base and the veggie in it tastes good too. Though the place is a bit pricy and the service is slow. Sometimes simply there's no one come over and take order or take care. read more

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This restaurant became our weekly must visit. It got more than 15 signature dishes that we can never get tired of. Fresh ingredients, no MSG, yummy and authentic flavoring. Steamed black cod, pork with green mambo shoots, chicken hot pot with bamboo shoots and mountain yam....and many more! I would say some of the dishes here r even more yum than the restaurants in Taiwan. read more

Great little place that serves up tasty authentic Taiwanese food (note: if you're looking for Taiwanese deli/vendor style food, this is not the place). Love everything i've had here in the past several years, with the exception of the goose (i find the meat overdone and tough). recs: mini-clams, fried oysters with crispy basil leaves, bamboo shoots, seaweed appetizer (keep asking for it and they'll give you more), their greens (especially the stalks from the squash plants and the si gua), the tofu rounds, dang guai soup, and the fish (xue-yu) made with seeds that taste like a mix between capers and olives. noodles are good but i rather fill up on all the tasty dishes instead! read more

Cafe Fusion found its way onto my list as I was searching for a restaurant to take my parents who eat nothing but Cantonese food. I wanted to take them somewhere nice but still casual and we had to eat Asian food since they don't really like much else. Thanks to the help of a fellow foodie, I was able to obtain an offline recommendation for Cafe Fusion and confirmed the choice when I read the reviews on yelp. Not a letdown at all. Here's a summary of what I ate: - Mini-clams in a soy sauce, garlic, jalapeno marinade. They are cooked by flash boiling (one second?) and then marinating. It's a dish pretty much eaten raw. I LOVED this dish. It's a small dish but you get like 50 or 75 little miniature clams? The taste is similar to raw clams except the marinade is absolutely perfect in saltiness, garlicness and peppery when paired with the raw flavor of the clam. Perfect for sharing between 4 to 6 people. I will definitely be craving this from time to time. - Some sort of innard cooked in wine sauce over noodles. This is their "signature dish." It's not my favorite but my parents loved this. They like this flavor. It's hard to describe but you definitely taste the alcohol. - Fat pork with vegetables. I do not know hot to translate the name of this dish into English but again: AMAZING! MY friend recommended this when she sent me here. It's a big piece of fat pork cooked to ultimate tenderness with a wonderful teriyaki / hoisin type sauce poured over it. You are guaranteed to get fatter eating it but I wouldn't mind dying for this dish. - Steamed Cod: MUCHO thanks to Joe T. for suggesting this. I didn't really figure out how to order it but the server helped me to recommend it when I asked about their steamed fish. For $30 or so, this was possibly one of the best deals around. It's a gigantic fish with terrific flavor. My dad commended them more than once on how perfectly well done the fish was. We loved it. - Cold bamboo shoots with sweet mayonnaise - The bamboo shoots are a nice "fresher tasting" type of dish. The mayonnaise dip didn't do much for me. I'll probably skip this next time. I think we may have had other foods but this is all I can remember. I did note the whole "having to ask for more tea" thing that was mentioned by some others here. It wasn't that annoying for us but we went late and so we were one of only 3 parties there. I can see how this can be a problem if you go when they are busy. All in all, I had a fantastic meal. I will definitely be back. read more

I gave them a try after reading lots of good reviews from yelp. But nah, I will never go back to this place again. I went there with my family on a weekday night and the wait on the line was already more than 2 hours, then we need to wait another 45mins on our seats until we finally got our first dish. The wait was not worth it at all. We ordered the black cod and it was the only thing that was okay on that night, the spicy and sour soup was way so sour and not spicy, the three cup squid was oily and salty, we got lots of squid for leftover because no one likes it. Other dishes, I would say just like a regular cafe dishes, nothing special. Anyways, the price is too expensive for their food, I have experienced same kind of food at a cheaper price, much better taste and more friendly service. read more

Came here two weeks ago for working lunch. We received consistent service throughout the whole time we were here. They offered specialty dishes from Taiwan. The selections are quite impressive; the lunch pricing is very reasonable. We ordered three-cup chicken and fish with tree nuts. No complaints there. There is limited parking out back. Because I went on a weekday, it was very easy to find a parking spot. I will probably come back here again to try different things. read more

Everything here is pretty average. I definitely like Taiwanese style food more than Chinese style food, but besides the braised pork belly which practically melted in my mouth, I don't have much to say about this place. Portion of the food is not as big, but it's still relatively cheap compare to most LA restaurants. Service is slow but really friendly. read more

My fiance actually tried it once before with his parents and really enjoyed it so he wanted me to try it as well. He describes it as traditional Taiwanese stir fry dishes. Not the fried pork chop, Sin Bala type of Taiwanese. So, we order a yam leaf stir fry, kidney and thin noodles in a wine and ginger broth and crispy oysters with basil. Wow, wow and wow. Everything was SO good! The flavors were reminiscent of some of the dishes I've had in Taiwan. Just beautifully done. You also get two small side dishes to munch on when you get there like roasted peanuts and a pickled cabbage dish. I can't wait to go back with a big group so I can order more!! Oh, and we were there on a Tuesday night and it was packed! Go, try, Now! They have a small parking lot behind the restaurant n the alley way. And don't be scared, the servers are very nice! read more

Went with a bunch of fellow Taiwanese ladies tonight. A friend had told us Cafe Fusion serves Taiwanese food so we were interested in trying it out. With a name like Cafe Fusion, I had assumed it was going to be fusion and have a Guppy House/Tea Station vibe, but it's just straight Taiwanese food and instead of young Taiwanese, I found most folks were families, mainly of our parent's generation and their kids. So if you see 1st gen, that's a good sign, the food isn't too bad. I found the food okay. We ordered the eggplant with basil, which was tasty but usually most places I go to haven't mess that dish up. Also order the fried oyster and basil, which was pretty good, I really like the crispy basil, which I've only seen in Thai places. It's not o-a-chian aka Taiwanese oyster omelettes. Their seaweed with garlic has a lot of garlic. Their fried tofu was a bit plain, I've had better. Even with the green onions and jalapeno, it didn't flavor it enough. Not much of dessert menu only saw 3 items and none, which were that appealing to me. I think many in my party were expecting to see boba and shaved ice but none were on the menu. They have karaoke there but didn't see anyone utilize the machine. Price wasn't too bad for a party of 7, we paid $9 each, which included tip and there was still food leftover. Parking is in the back but it is limited, I just parked in the residential area, where there was plenty of parking. read more

What more can I say. Hands down this is the best Taiwanese restaurants I have ever had in the past 8 years since I came to this country!!! Most Chinese restaurants out there are more Mainland China or Cantonese style rather than Taiwanese style, and I was excited to discover that they not only serve Taiwanese food, but really good Taiwanese food. I'm not talking about the snacks type of Taiwanese food here. These are more like what you can get at a casual & family-owned restaurant. Something that mom can cook for you at home.... My favorite dish was the pork intestine with ginger. OMG, it was sooooooo delicious.... The intestine was cleaned thoroughly, cooked perfectly, and very flavorful. The ginger was crunchy and was the perfect match to the intestine. Even the leftover on the 2nd day was also yummy yummy. Just thinking about it now already made my mouth water.... Friends went with me also enjoyed their kidney in sesame oil & rice wine. I wasn't a big fan of this dish, but according to others, it was very good. The only down side is the price. It costs more that what you would spend at many other restaurants in the area, but once a while, when craving for the home flavor, this is the place to go! read more

Great service on new year's eve despite a packed house. Food pretty good by La standards. read more

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Great authentic Taiwanese food and environment. The service was sort of slow but other than that, the vibe of the place was perfect for someone missing food from the motherland. The entrance is literally in the parking lot so don't go walking in the exit thinking that it is an entrance. read more

Love the food great and fast service special for lunch and specious place really good food the best clean place for bringing the family to have a great meal and freshly flavored food and the desserts looks goods I haven't try it but for sure going back soon for a different dish read more

REALLY authentic Taiwanese cuisine...and delicious. One of my parents' favorite restaurants and it's right around the corner from their house. Service normally is good, they recognize regulars and acknowledged my mom when she walked in the door but after we sat down, I feel like the waitresses were more focused on chit chatting or helping the owner's family members or friends who were lounging around in the restaurant. Had to get up myself to get extra plates, spoons, etc. Kind of frustrating since we were entertaining family members who have visited us from overseas. Either way, will be back because the food is great. read more

I have to say their black cod is my favourite!!!!! And all of the other dishes are very tasty as well. Our families and friends love to dine in there, the owner of the restaurant are very kind and nice. Definitely gonna recommend to all my friends! read more

Black bean oyster, 3 cups chicken and garlic vegetable for to go Black bean oyster has not black bean taste and it seems like soup...bad! 3 cup chicken is ok but not impressive Garlic fry vegetable super oily! The owner mention rice is free on the phone and ask me how many ppl for share. I told him 3 but no rice at all when I unpack at home. Each dish cost over $10 My total was $43. Don't feel worth at all. Won't go back again! Total cost $43 read more

Best Taiwanese in the area that's not a Taiwanese "snack" focused place. Their seaweed appetizer is super addicting and will probably get you addicted too! Mini-clams were delish and reminded my mom of Taiwan. Their regular sized clams were very delicious. Their hot pots have the right flavor on them. All their green leafy veggies are tasty including bamboo membrane. When they sell you a fish, they sell "half" the fish for half the price....so if you're paying half price, it's probably half a fish. I will say though that very time we have gone here, the fish we ordered was PERFECTLY steamed and cooked to the nines! Gooey Duck - eh. Not a fan of eating it in the first place...was not that impressed. As for the pickled napa cabbage and pork (was not a fan of the flavor) Dragon wisp vegetable - eccentrically shaped, refreshing and delightfully tasty Prices are a bit on the high end for Taiwanese and you can't really order anything "cheap" here is the only drawback. read more

We were here for Father's Day Luncho and order the $360 set menu for party of 10. (see my photos) This is one of our go to place for Taiwanese food. The food are excellent and everyone is stuff and a lot to take home. Most like are the kidney soup noodle, garlic jumbo lobster, scallion chicken and steam cod fish. We sure will come again real soon! read more

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A truly authentic Taiwanese Restaurant!!! Its been a while since i felt like being in a Taiwanese restaurant! Big portion of their regulars are Taiwanese, which shows that the food serve at this location is authentic. I would recommend making reservation especially on weekends and nights! Their parking is in rear and very limited. read more

I came here once for a family dinner, so I didn't do any of the ordering. Some dishes taste better than others. They have some expensive dishes that aren't worth the money. I remember eating this duck dish that was all skin and bones, but it cost more than $30. Like what others have said, the black cod is definitely a plus. It's just freaking delicious. Even the soy sauce is great; I can just eat several bowls of rice mixed with that soy sauce. I really don't understand why it's called Cafe Fusion. It's straight up a family restaurant. I don't even get a "cafe" vibe. I will definitely have to give this place another try. They have a lot of dishes written on the wall that really captures my attention. I can't really agree if this place is Taiwanese or how authentic it is. Those waitresses there are Fujianese. Also, practically every single Chinese/Taiwanese restaurant in 626 is "authentic." I doubt a Panda Express or a Pick Up Stix can survive in this area. read more

On choi noodles and shrimp fried rice is delicious. Very busy on the weekend. Love this place because is walking distance. read more

Michelle you're the best of the best! Love the lunch specials! The black cod comes with a bed of tofu at lunch, and the jasmine tea smells and taste so divine. Fresh seafoods are awesome at this restaurant: conch, Uni on a bed of cucumbers, lobster, fresh huge shrimp are so sweet and that's just a taste of some of our favorite. DUck yolk crab are awesome! If, celebrating ...try the set menu or just ask Michelle! These are the most extensive dish on the menu and our sesame balls dessert comes with them, at least a delicious tasting restaurant on the menu Taiwanese fresh seafoodies, yummmmm!! read more

It's awesome that there's a restaurant like this that specializes in Taiwanese cuisine here in the States. It's not a Taiwanese "snack" restaurant. You can kind of have a formal Taiwanese dinner here. They had lots of Taiwanese cold dishes liked poached squid with sauce, clams, bamboo with mayo...etc. We also had stewed fatty pork, fish ball soup, pork kidney with noodles, steamed fish, Taiwanese veggies I've never seen anywhere else in the States. I was impressed with everything. They even served Hey-Song soda from Taiwan. The restaurant itself is almost like a hole-in-the-wall from the outside. It's not very big, but they were able to accommodate our party of twelve. They even sold boxes of peaches shipped from Taiwan. read more

Food is ok, and it is in the pricey range. The dishes were pretty small with the price. We were not full after the meal... They have a very famous steam fish. It tastes really good. The sauce matches the fish! However, it was too expensive that I do not think it worth the cost.... Probably won't return as I can simply get similar quality food in other places with a cheaper price!!! read more

Class: Chinese Food - Taiwanese Style Owner Availability: On the floor, chatting with customers. Service was great the waitresses always had a smile on their face and made it feel as if it were at home. However, it was quite crowded with Asians, so it may get noisy real fast. A moderate place to enjoy an evening glass of wine, if you can tolerate the noise and busy atmosphere. OK, food. BLACK PEPPER TOFU was amazing, however to my preference I was dying for ODORED/STINKY Tofu, which they didn't have; so this sufficed. BLACK PEPPERED SIRLION PIECES were strong in flavor and would be tasty to most. For me, after a few cubes, the flavor was over-bearing. However, my company enjoyed a lot of the seafood. As they claimed it was delicious, the clams did not have much meat and thus wasn't filling, the half SLICED GOOSE MEAT was a little too thick for my taste. But was tasteful. The PORK CHOP AND BAMBOO SOUP was delightful, as the final dish, the warm soup was soothing to the soul. Overall, the food remains at a 7/10 rating in flavor. Soup at 8/10. Beverages at a 8/10, due to the special taste of the tea on ice. 4/10 for the noise condition. Overall, authenticity is at a 7/10 due to it being a Taiwanese Restaurant and not having important key dishes such as the ODOR TOFU. But otherwise rather impressive. So I'll give it overall 4 stars in it's category and style. read more

I went there for a 3rd time since the first 2 times were okay. We were the first customers of that day. We ordered Fried Red Yeast Pork Belly , Chinese Celery with Pork and Bean Curd and some other dishes. The pork was spoiled because both dishes tasted bad. (I thought their food quality just went down the drain so I didn't mention it there.) Later in the evening, 1 person got diarrhea and one threw up. Then, we realized that we got food poison. I called them back that night. The person took down my name and number but I never heard back from them. I just deleted them from my list and told my friends not to go there again. read more

This place seriously sucked. I came in quite awhile ago, so I'm not too sure exactly the details of it. I'm Taiwanese and wanted to show my friends some food from my people, so we chose this place. The interior decor was nice. This lady at the front (looked like the manager) came to talk to us. She was very friendly, but so damn pushy on trying to get me to order more, and expensive dishes. I asked for a veggie recommendation, and she kept trying to get me to order something supposedly good for periods. It wasn't on the menu, and I was too hungover to argue and fake smile, so I just went with it. It turned out to be pretty gross and overly expensive. We also ordered the milkfish, whose Yelp pictures were what attracted us in the first place. The woman kept trying to convince us to order more expensive fish, but bichhh nah. It was alright, a little dry, but was what we remembered to be our favorite of the three dishes we ordered (which is saying something). I got the feeling that she was looking down on us b/c we were poor college students, but no way would I bring my family in, where they could spend more freely on this damn place. The plum juice that came with the check-in tasted exactly like the ones from the bottles. Overall, I'm surprised at how damn pushy this bougie ass woman was (but with a smile on her face so it's pretty subtle), the food was very very okay, and the price was too high. The food and entire experience really disappointed me and my friends. 100% would not come again. There are way better places, and Taiwan is known more for its small, street-food style dishes anyway. read more

My dad is friends with the owner, but that doesn't mean my p.o.v. and tastebuds are skewed. In fact, I came here a little doubtful. I mean, we're always supposed to doubt what our parents say right? This is down-home Taiwanese food like you can't ever find in LA. I'm not talking pork cutlet rice or oyster pancake, I'm talking lamb chops, stinky-fermented fish tofu (sorry, this tastes better than it sounds) and all the other fantastic foods eaten in Taiwan. The lamb chops come with a delicious mushroom-black pepper sauce, thickened with a little cornstarch, just the way I like my Taiwanese food. Also, they're cooked perfected. With a smidgen of pink, and so tender to the bite. Oh my lord... I am willing to drive the 1 hour from Weho there to eat those lambchops... read more

We had Christmas dinner here and were thoroughly impressed by the whole experience. The standouts were the three cups chicken, braised pork shank, egg pancake, and steamed whole fish with ?pine berry? The lobster two ways was also pretty tasty. Never had a lobster miso soup before in a Taiwanese restaurant and while the lobster was a bit overcooked the soup was great! read more

4.5 stars - this place is pretty bomb. I'm picky about Taiwanese food and this place never ceases to impress. They have some of the most authentic dishes and ingredients, including some rare dishes like eel noodle, pork waist, giant clams, you name it. Most dishes are super delicious too, I feel like I am eating at a restaurant in Taiwan. Great place for big gatherings as they have traditional Chinese round table. It's a bit on the pricey side for Taiwanese food but they use pretty fresh/good ingredients. There's always a long wait so try to beat "dinner traffic". Service is just a-ok, it gets the job done. If you are craving some authentic Taiwanese restaurant food (not street food or snacks), this is the place to go. read more

Been there a few times, there are some good dishes that I really like, service is decent considering that they seem to be always busy. However, I am disappointed that they don't offer to-go anymore...oh well I guess it is what it is, if they are unable to cater to to-go customers then might as well not having it...as for price, their food are a little bit on the expensive end for Taiwanese cusine. read more

I LOVE LOVE the steamed black cod here. It is so buttery and tender and flavored so well ! One of the butteriest fish ive ever eaten :) the traditional marinated clams sorta tasted like raw oysters. It was good but a pain to eat because it was so hard to open. If you have no nails, it takes a while to open as they are shut tight. Also loved the seaweed marinted in garlic & fish liver with cucumber. Yum : ) if you are one of those people who cant stand lukewarm or cold tea, youre in luck because the tea is put on top of a candle to keep it hot. : ) however, its not tea leaves. Instead it is those instant package tea leaves. read more

Wow I never had great Taiwanese foods expect in Taiwan. But this place have amazing taiwanese foods, went here for dinner with a friend and was amaze with there 3 cup chicken ( a must try ) uni noodle was ok. Wish I was more hungry to order more dishes to try. Highly recommend!!! read more

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The hot and sour soup here is on point. Everything else we ordered was just eh. Really truly mediocre. The milk fish that's on all their yelp photos was really not impressive at all. The kung Pao chicken, stir fried vegetables, smoked chicken, fried oysters, were really not great. I didn't even like the sesame ball dessert. The balls were way too small with not enough sesame filling. Service by the lady (I think owner) was pretty good though. I probably wouldn't choose to come back read more