The food is always great and there are lots of varieties. They have my favorites like beef or…read morechicken with broccoli, stir fry rice, won ton soup, sushi, peel and eat shrimp, sauteed green beans, sauteed mushrooms, plus they have a Mongolian grill for make your own dishes. There are fruits, veggies, desserts... a really nice variety. The ice cream machine used to be broken a lot but they got a new one. The restaurant is always clean and the service is quick and attentive. I highly recommend dining here.

Looks like they are renovating the restaurant. Food is cooked well. But I love the Mongolian cook…read moreyour own. Ice cream machine is a problem today it didn't work.

FOOD is amazing, 10 out of 10. I try to eat it atleast…read moreonce a day, it makes me happy. yeah 5 stars

The food is good. I have the chicken teriyaki and the orange chicken. I like the chicken teriyaki…read morethe best with steam rice. Services good the ambience is kinda of average it's real small so I wouldn't wanna dine in if you have a large family or something like that but food is good. The rice is off the chain and the eggrolls are yummy

Employees have no sense of urgency who takes forever taste. OK but service sucks as far as…read moreexpediting the food out.

My family and I had a great meal at this authentic Korean restaurant! The Bibimbap was fresh,…read moreflavorful, and served with delicious side dishes. The LA Galbi was tender, perfectly marinated, and packed with flavor. Everything tasted homemade and authentic. Friendly service and a welcoming atmosphere. I'll definitely be back!

I ate a few dumplings before taking the photo, so it's not an accurate representation of the…read moreportion size. The side dishes tasted super fresh, and the main dishes were just as amazing. We were greeted immediately upon entering and received great service the entire time. The staff was incredibly accommodating to my daughter and very interactive, which I really appreciated. The ambiance felt familiar and welcoming from the moment we walked in. I also heard they just reopened after being closed for a while, and they're doing an awesome job. Overall, the experience was a 10/10!

First time trying this special food truck…read more What a menu! The menu is partially Filipino. I am 100% Filipino so I for the first visit I opted for quintessential Filipino Choices! I opted for the Pancit Palabok and the Taho. The pancit was super authentic. Flavors were on point. The thicker rice noodles were also a pro-choice. Portions are perfect. They did not scrimp on the sauce nor the toppings. What would have made this an A+ bowl of pancit is instead of lemon wedges, clamansi and fish sauce would have pushed this bowl to another level. It's probably too much of an ask since calamansi are not readily available in Texas, lol. My second item was the taho. A tofu dessert served served in a glass/cup in a vanilla brown sugar syrup along with tapioca balls. FYI this dessert is served warm. I look forward to my next visit. If I can resist my craving for Filipino food, I may go for more of the massive menu

We were at a vendor festival that was promoted for mainly the kid entrepreneurs. We were set up…read morenext to this truck, I thought it was nice he was kool with tying out canopy on his truck for support. One of the lookers he was using to keep his door open got out closing the door and we saw this my children and I and tried to help. He sees us and snaps asking "WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO MY TRUCK!!!" I politely answered the cooler removed and we were trying to out it back, didn't say anything. My husband bought lumpia's from here which you can taste the oil was old it actually gave me a stomach ache as well as made my husbands stomach turn. He then overcharged us for the jarrito $4 for a small bottle when the other truck charged us $2 for a bigger bottle. Whatever I thought we're here to support. But not once did he try to check us out or get to know us like all the other vendors did. Mind you we were a small table selling watermelon drinks and fried balls. My 12 year old son took a customer from the line which he figured was standing there for a while and they purchased. The truck owner got furious and asked my son where was I to speak about "boundaries" my son got me and he mentioned how my 12 year old son was stealing his customers and he respects the hustle but there's boundaries. He went on by saying how the last event he got his tires slashed because it got so competitive and no worries we're kool. That left a nasty taste in my mouth this was for the kids to sell, we don't sell the same thing and we were just a table while he's a good truck who's inquiring on getting another truck. We just trying to start up with our dream he's living it and he could not show an ounce of support. I'm not sure how's he still in business, it's disgusting!!!

The food was amazing when I went around 5-6 years ago. I don't believe they are currently in…read morebusiness anymore and it's a shame because they had amazing food and the people working were very friendly.

I love the food! The lumpia never taste like it's cooked in old grease. The staff is all smiles and…read morevery welcoming. I will be back!

I went a little bit ago and got some chicken bowl to go and have ordered Kimbap and tteokbokki over…read morethe app before. The food is not heavily seasoned which is a plus. The portions imo are a little small to be honest. But I understand inflation is killing everyone. This feels like a very small mom and pop shop, the lady at the register i believe was management and she was friendly.

The prices are good for the food you get. The service was decent. The ambiance was kind of…read moremediocre. There was no one inside and the floor is a bit sticky next to the miso soup. Other than the location, I would recommend it.