Not sure what is going on with Kue's. I noticed for a while that they've been closed. Stopped by and saw a note posted saying they'll be making some renovations, so only time will tell. We usually enjoy stopping by for the laid back vibe in the bar area and enjoy their happy hour drinks, small bites and friendly customer service from the bar staff. It was once again becoming a regular hang out spot like the old diner so I hope that don't stay closed for too long. read more

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The food and service were great here! Parking wasn't a problem. They have their own parking lot. Restaurant looks great inside! The lights were low lit and it looked very classy inside. We got the House Chicken Salad, Mongolian Beef, Sauteed Choy Sum, and Golden Creamy Baked Shrimp. All of the dishes were great, but the House Chicken Salad was the standout. I recommend getting their House Chicken Salad if coming here. There were so many different textures going on with the vegetables, crunchy things in it, and the chicken. The sauce they used for the salad was soo good too. read more

KUE'S only opens for dinner during the weekdays but whole day on the weekend. We were grateful that they opened on the New Year's Day that fell on a Thursday this year. I've tried other signature dishes before. This time, I wanna give it a try to something new and it turned out all GREAT -- Chicken salad and the Squab are the bombs! Must order. The manager is always hospitable and knowledgeable to give recommendations. Service is attentive and friendly. I will definitely come back, maybe for the private room ($800 for the small one and $1,600 for the large room) and order some cocktails to go with their "Cha Siu" -- another signature dish that you don't wanna miss! read more

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4 stars Kue's has been open a little over 1 year ago and, today, my family and I got a chance to try this restaurant. I remember when it was the Diner on Main and, since then, the interior has been remodeled. The interior is comfortable, clean, and the lighting makes the place quite intimate. As for the food, I thought it was very well-seasoned without being too salty. These were the dishes we got: Chicken Salad ($28): A cold chicken salad with fried taro strips, pickled peppers, shredded carrots, cilantro, and sweet pickled onions. I thought this would be very bland, but it turned out to be my favorite dish because of how refreshing it is. The chicken is boiled like hainan chicken and seasoned with a light, tangy sauce. Everything went well together. 4.5/5 stars Orange Chicken ($18): This is a pretty typical orange chicken. I don't think it wow'd me, but I liked that it wasn't overly breaded. 4/5 stars Black Pepper Filet Mignon with Mushrooms ($25): I'm not a huge mushroom person, but I really liked the mushrooms here. It was a combo of oyster mushrooms and button mushrooms with cubed filet mignon. The beef was also really tender, almost melt-in-your-mouth. 4/5 stars Shrimp in XO sauce ($25): This dish was slightly spicier than I expected, but it was also pretty good. The size of the shrimp was huge and the vegetables were on point. It had snap peas, bell peppers, and mountain potato (aka Japanese mountain yam). 4/5 stars The service was very attentive and the owner of the restaurant was very kind. The owner helped us mix the chicken salad at the beginning of our meal and helped my mom cut her birthday cake at the end of the meal. 5/5 stars for service. I'll definitely be back to try other dishes. read more

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They had a parking lot so that was great! We were a few minutes early since they opened at 12 on Sunday but they let us in early haha. The waitress was so kind and sweet. They have a patio, but let us dine inside with our dog. We had him in a stroller and laid a blanket out on the booth seating :) our dog is pretty chill so that helped too. The waitress even got our dog some water. The shrimp was so good, huge, and crispy! Eggplant was delicious and flavorful. Scallop fries rice was good - I ate it with the eggplant sauce. The mala catfish was absolutely delicious and spicy! It had noodles in it too. Had a very pleasant experience here and would recommend to anyone. The food is more pricey but 100% worth it and so delicious. And they had a cocktail menu too. So you can tell this place is more fancy restaurant. I wanted to try some but had a whole day ahead of me haha read more

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I've recently started an annual tradition of having a Friendsgiving and gift exchange party, and I wanted to do it at a place that was friendly for groups. I saw that Kue's had large tables and private rooms, and decided to get a reservation here. I was hoping to get the private room, but instead we got a table in the regular dining area. We made a reservation for 7:30 PM, but I think the staff overbooked and we couldn't even sit at our table until 8:00 PM. We had a table of 13, fortunately some people arrived late so it was ok that we started late. The staff were nice enough, but I wish we did not have to wait for seating. I asked my friend, who was a regular here, to order the food. She really enjoys Cantonese food. We had a wide variety of dishes. My favorite was the scallion chicken. The chicken skin was included with the chicken meat itself. The chicken was juicy and went well with the scallions and vegetables. The cha siu was also quite juicy, using fatty pork belly, but definitely different from traditional Cantonese cha siu. The sweet and sour pork was ok, I've had better in San Gabriel Valley. I loved the clay pot rice and also the crispy rice soup. Everything overall was solid. read more

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Came here for the first time in July with friends. Finding that most of the food was delicious, my husband and I brought his laments here to try it out. Definitely a place to try. The service the first time seemed better than the second time,but I assume because it was more busier the second time we dined in. Almost everything we ate was delicious. The only thing I'd stay away from is the Crispy Pork Belly. It was super dry and I found it odd that the dipping sauce was condensed milk. Another note is that the you can taste the wok hei in the Beef Chow Fun, but there was something missing from the flavor. Overall, i'dstill go back. read more

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Finally had a chance to make it in to check out Kues. Met some friends for happy hour and we really enjoyed the food. The truffle fries were amazing! A perfect crunch with great flavor. I'm not generally a fries person but these were that good! Everything was delicious! We really enjoyed the flavors on the chicken wings and the cool freshness of the cucumbers. The accompanying sauces with everything were good too. Service was on point. Our server checked on us frequently and was friendly. The ambiance was wow! Such a big change from when it was Diner on Main. Very modern and nice. Saw that they had private rooms too. The main menu was quite extensive and looked good. Will definitely be back to try more food. read more

Celebrating birthday with friends at Kue's was a great experience! Private room was nice and quiet, service was excellent, and all the dishes were delicious. I especially love the coconut chicken soup, wasabi vinaigrette fungus, and clay pot fish. read more

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This is probably going to be my new go to Cantonese restaurant. The place is new and the decor is on the fancier end. Actually the decor is so fancy in a non Chinese restaurant sense that I was worried about the food. Food: The house chicken salad was amazing. One of the best dishes I've had in recent memory. The Yuzu spareribs had too much sauce and the meat was too fatty. Garlic noodles fairly standard in taste. The imitation shark fin stir fry dish was also very good. Service: Staff was fairly attentive. Service level matched their decor. Environment: Parking is easy. The place is solid for a first date, celebration, business lunch/dinner, and/or happy hour. Price: Not the cheapest place on the block, but hey you're paying for higher end food in a prime location restaurant. Food: 4.5 Service: 4.5 Environment: 5 Price: 3 read more

It was my 2nd time dining in yesterday. Came here last time with my BF and the food was pretty good and decided to take my family here yesterday for Father's Day. Making reservations was easy. Just called it in and reserved it for a specific time. However, the 2nd time I got to try more different dishes as we had more people. But the food was lacking. It was either too salty or oily. The only best dish that we enjoyed was the Chicken salad. It had shredded chicken carrots, red onions, garlic, cilantro, tomato, peanuts and thinly shredded fried taro strips. It was mixed in this sesame vinaigrette dressing that made it very good. Very good appetizer. Salty Fish Eggplant clay pot was full of oil and had no taste. Choy Sum veggie dish was ok. It was shiny with oil with lots of garlic. The garlic part is fine because I love garlic but when you bit into the vegetable, it was tough. Not the crunch when you bite it so it was disappointing. Beef Chow Fun did not taste as good as the first time. It had the "wok hey" from cooking but it lacked the taste. Steamed whole fish in the bed of Garlic was good. But can taste the fishiness. It was topped with lots of ginger scallion sauce on top. Crispy pork belly was ok. It came with a side of condensed milk for dipping which I thought was interesting but the taste together was good. The only complaint was the pieces were cut too big. We had to cut it up so everyone can try a piece. Fried Tofu and garlic wings were a hit for the little kids. Would totally recommend that! Golden Yolk prawns were huge! It was good but too much salty egg yolk sauce. It became salty. Overall, the service was ok. We had to ask for our water to be refilled and catch their attention. Not sure if it was because it was holiday and not enough staff but for the price of the dishes and restaurant the service should be on top. I feel like you can get these dishes at other Chinese restaurants for a lot cheaper but I can see they try to make the dishes a little more upscale here because of the price. If you want to give this place a try, go for happy hour and you don't need to pay as much. Other than that, I don't give this place high hopes. read more

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My friend and I were walking down Main Street in Alhambra and stumbled upon this new restaurant and bar. Drinks: 5/5 We came here for just for their drinks and did not get any food. We got their dragon mule and the cove. Both drinks were exceptionally strong but tasty. For the cove, it was a rum based drink and tasted really good but had pretty high alcohol content. I would definitely recommend it. The mule was pretty standard but still good. Service: 5/5 We got seated right away at the bar when we got in. The bar tender was welcoming and introduced us to their drinks and happy hour. Our drinks came out pretty quick. Ambiance: 5/5 This place was great for drinks. It's upscale and the bar seating was really elegant. I would definitely come back here to try their food and happy hour. read more

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Went during happy hour (9pm - 12am midnight) Nice booth seating, comfortable atmosphere Called restaurant, staff speaks Cantonese Servers were polite Food: -Beef Chow Fun ($15): tasted pretty good, can't go wrong with classic chinese style chow fun -Chicken wings ($11): crispy and hot, nice texture -mixed stir fry vegetable ($22): good mix of different vegetables, but too pricey imo for what you get Beef chow fun and chicken wings were a reasonable price for the happy hour menu, overall had an enjoyable meal, would come back again for happy hour but I think their regular menu prices are way too expensive Love how they are open till midnight, and you can hang out there read more

Kue's Chinese Kitchen and Bar - Chow fun - Chinese Near Me - Alhambra, California

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Free parking structure on 1st street. Plenty of free street parking. Decor was very nice. Came on a Sunday during Happy Hour with no wait. Got the Garlic Pepper Crispy Chicken Wings for $11 and the Beef Chow Fun for $15. Both dishes were amazing, but too oily. The Garlic Pepper Crispy Chicken Wings was really good and definitely and must order. This is place is on the pricier side. Would come back once in a while. read more

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We came to Kue's last weekend to finally try the restaurant since they open in November. We made reservation for a big party. Plenty of parking in the lot and it was no problem. When we walked in, we felt the casual ambience with a bar, music and the TV playing sports. The menu has a good variety of appetizers food for HH. For dinner, they also have some unique dishes. We tried the roasted Brussels sprouts, hand shredded chicken salad- this is very delicious, the barbecue pork, friend tofu, fried eggplant, sauté filet mignon with mushroom, kung pao shrimp and the pan fried carport truffle. All in all the food tastes delicious, a little in the salty side. The prices are reasonable. There are many good dishes and HH that I'd like to return and try. read more

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AWESOME happy hour here! Super slept on spot with solid cocktails and small bites! Highly recommend the smashed cucumber salad and Brussel sprouts! I will DEFINITELY be back!! read more

TLDR: Amazing late night snack and drink location, exactly what Alhambra needed! Amazing appetizers, with many TASTY recommendations. I will admit they err on the saltier side. For the lighter seasoning folks, I recommend asking for "light salt." And all at an AFFORDABLE cost in this economy? Yes, sign me up! - - - - - - Kue's, a recent addition to Alhambra, is exactly what Alhambra needed, especially near Main St. For starters, night life is fairly quiet in SGV. At the time of visit (St. Patrick's Day), they had a Happy Hour menu which had a ton of nice appetizers and lightly discounted drinks. I personally had a draft beer (Sapporo) as it's my go-to, but my party ordered their Truffle Fries, Fried Tofu, Garlic Brussel Sprouts, and Fried Calamari. Between these options, I have to admit the BEST appetizers were in fact: Garlic Brussel Sprouts - garlic was just right, all roasted to perfection. This was too salty, though. Fried Calmari - Lightly fried, barely a hint of grease, and a good portion for the price. Tasty, too, with their sauce, though the sauce wasn't as remarkable. Truffle Fries - a bit limp, not too crunchy and rather disappointed in this one. The truffle was a nice to dip, but I didn't enjoy this one too much either. Fried Tofu - a tad expensive, it better be worth it... and wow it was worth it! The tofu was masterfully prepared, with a light layer of breading and perfectly cooked tofu. How perfect? I even deconstructed it for a picture! Between the attentive waiter and potential manager / owner serving us, I was impressed with their professionalism and etiquette. Each action was meticulous, and their work was CLEAN. Will definitely be back! read more

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KUES restaurant and Bar Mazda have a very skillful chef who makes the authentic Chinese Cantonese cuisine, his Avalon is as delicious as the Hong abalone King! We have ordered a lot of Chinese food each everyone reach my standard of them high heat floating wok , which makes the flavor contains really tasty smell ! We will have cake. In fact, very seldom very few chef can have this kind of a skill to stirfry quick fast over really high heat to make the heat and flavor pantry inside Food and Veggie.! All of my friends are very satisfied with the food and service! Ken the manager is a very professional manager who trained the server, very professional! We love the big bar The restaurant is beautiful from outside, but if you come inside, you will be amazed by the long far, booth sitting are very comfortable! One thing I love is that they have two private rooms for distinguished guests! I think the pricing with the warm friendly service and Decor it's worth trying! And I definitely will come back again read more

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GREAT DRINKS AND COZY AND CHIC VIBES We stopped by for our first time to get drinks. They have a LNY cocktail menus for $12 each. Ordered the mango treasure and the mandarin mule and they tasted so good. I honestly wanted to order another mango treasure. We also couldn't resist the truffle oil fries. Its dipping sauce was delicious and umami with the fries. LNY drinks end on Sunday so make sure to check it out before then. We were very happy with our date and can't wait to come back and try the food; the menu is huge and has a lot of yummy entrees. Their daily cocktail menu looked great too. Great way to start the new year! read more

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Service was pretty good here, it's kinda rare for a Chinese restaurant. lol The food was ok, seating was pretty comfortable. It's kinda good that they offer cocktail/alcohol drinks here. We had the waygu beef in sour chili broth, XO sauce needle noodles and eggplant salted fish claypot. The waygu beef in sour chili both was tasty, not too spicy because we asked for mild. If you like spicy food, you can ask for regular. The chili taste is different from other chili, it's fragrant, not just spicy hot. As for the eggplant, we also asked for less oil, which came out ok. The needle noodles was good, it wasn't greasy at all. This is a good place to hang out for a bit, a bit better than the typical Hong Kong style cafes. read more

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Kue's food is absolutely delicious! The roasted pigeon is one of the best you can find in Los Angeles, and the eel rice is also amazing. Cici was super nice -- when she heard we were going to be out all day, she was worried the food might spoil in the car, so she kindly kept it in the staff fridge for us to pick up later in the evening. Really thoughtful service and great food. Highly recommend! read more

Kue's Chinese Kitchen and Bar - Chinese Near Me - Alhambra, California

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Great Cantonese fusion! The salt and pepper calamari was so crispy and well seasoned, the Singapore char siu was very tender and flavorful, the Mongolian beef was very umami and savory and the chicken and truffle cauliflower were solid! Everything was executed with flavor and correct texture. Ambiance is nice and parking lot as some spots. A good option in the area and they have a drink/cocktail menu too which I'm looking forward to trying. read more

Kue's Chinese Kitchen and Bar - Chinese Near Me - Alhambra, California

I passed by this establishment every week, and finally had the chance to try it out. We made a reservation, and a friendly lady greeted us upon arrival. We were promptly seated and presented with the menu, after which we ordered our drinks. For our meal, we chose the eel clay pot rice, ginger chicken, steamed fish with ground pork, and sautéed choy sum. Everything we ordered was delicious. The clay pot rice, in particular, stood out; the eel was flavorful, and the portion was generous. The establishment also features a unique wine list, with the bottles displayed on the wall. The service was prompt and attentive, with different servers coming by to check on us and refill our drinks. However, I deducted one star because we felt rushed to leave. read more

I actually like this place, the mapo tofu was pretty good and the filet mignon beef cubes were tender. The waitress was very nice too.

Had to stop by to check this new restaurant on Main Street in Alhambra. Upon entering, you'll feel a modern vibe to the Chinese restaurant and bar. We ordered Cumin lamb, satay pork blood, steamed oysters, and fried rice (not pictured). Every dish tasted fresh, savory and simply delicious. The menu takes on a variety and different range of Chinese dishes, some where you can't get elsewhere (pork blood, as an example). When we stopped by in late afternoon on a weekend, there were plenty of seats available and staff was friendly and helpful every step of the way. One giant plus is that there is a dedicated parking lot for the restaurant, which is helpful considering we all know how busy Main Street can get during the evening and the weekend. read more

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Hubby & I have been to Kues a few times since it opened and we've enjoyed each time. We love that they have double happy hour 4-6pm & late night 9pm-12am. They have a wide range of dishes - appetizers/small bites to share, and some fancier Cantonese and Asian fusion seafood dishes. They have cocktails, beer & wine and sake. I would probably skip the calamari in the future, though they're generously sized pieces of calamari, I'm just not a big fan of the batter style they use (I prefer the crispy panko breadcrumbs style)... Our go-to's are their Chicken Wings and Hot & Sour Soup for 2 (good enough to share with 3-4 people). I also like their cucumber salad, but do find the portion a bit small. Hubby loves their Eggplant Salted Fish in Claypot. My mom likes their Beef Chow Fun since it's a generous portion and the beef was good quality. Their Tiger Shrimp Prawns in XO sauce was also good. Rice can be requested on the side. Truffle Fries were good/standard & comes with an aioli dipping sauce. Service is fairly quick. They're always on top of refilling our waters. Restrooms are clean. The interior is nice - they kept most of the structure from the old Diner, but the ambiance is more Chinese now & they have a couple of big TVs by the bar. Dining area has a few seats at the bar, and tables and booths all around. They also appear to have a couple of private rooms available. They have their own parking lot with plenty of spaces, or worse case there is street parking or other lots available around DT Alhambra. Hubby & I hope to make this one of our usuals since we live nearby & enjoy the ambiance & food/drinks. read more

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This is a rare Chinese restaurant in the SGV with a full bar, not just wine and beer. I would say they did a magnificent job in repurposing the old diner on main space, it looks great. The space is comfortable and not cramped there s ample space between other tables, The food was very good, its more cantonese focused, but they also have other chinese regional specialties and live seafood (which was a surprise)and also they have things like French fries and garlic noodles if you have kids who are picky eaters. They also have 2 great happy hours a day from 4-6 and then a late night one from 9-12 every day! Can't beat that in this economy, and its a pretty good happy hour, they have food specials, cocktail specials and discounts on draft beers. I've been several times and each time has been great. read more

shocked！look what I found! A bug floating on the soup. Absolutely shocking experience. One dish had hair, and the soup had a bug floating in it. The staff did offer to replace or refund, but that doesn't change the fact that it was completely unacceptable. I've lost all confidence in this restaurant and will never return. read more

Kue's Chinese Kitchen and Bar - Absolutely shocking experience. One dish had hair, and the soup had a bug floating in it. - Chinese Near Me - Alhambra, California

Delicious and food, excellent service and a relaxed but classy ambience. We went early for the happy hour (happens every day). Arrived at the restaurant around 5:15 and there was no wait. There was plenty of parking in their private lot. I highly recommend the happy hour calamari. Perfectly tender inside with a crisp outside. Not oily and covered in yummy peppers and garlic. Also, their cumin lamb was some of the best I've ever had. read more

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Came for a Father's Day dinner reservation as I couldn't resist trying the spot that replaced Diner on Main. We came in time to try some happy hour and were surprised by very affordable drinks and grabbed the garlic noodles and crispy tofu as well. Noodles were pleasantly not too oily and cooked well. The crispy tofu didn't come with a sauce but it didn't need it, the crust was good! I'd skip the salted fish eggplant claypot as it was too salty and oily but the wok hei on the black bean basil crab and classic green onion lobster was amazing. Seasoned so well and made for great leftovers. I'd also skip the dongpo pork belly, not tender as we were lead to believe. The black pepper filet mignon with mushroom on the other hand? Will be ordering that again. Ginger Chicken was not bad if you like that kind of dish. Choy sum was also OK if you want to add veggies to your meal (you should), but 100 percent getting the baby bok choy again. Funny to have classic Chinese dishes in a trendy restaurant bar while today's pop music is playing. We were pleasantly surprised! Though certainly more expensive that the traditional Chinese restaurant, I'd return during happy hour and try some new dishes! read more

Came to try this new Chinese spot with a friend earlier this month. They ended up having a fantastically priced happy hour. If you've been to the previous business, Diner on Main, it has been completely renovated and looks nothing the same. The bar is really beautifully built and the dim lights make a nice and relaxed atmosphere. The food and drinks itself had its ups and downs. Kue's has a full bar with specialty drinks. My Yuzu Margarita was perfect, but my friend's Sangria was a little too strong for them (I believe it also had vodka in it), so they asked for a Coke as well. We got all of our food from the happy hour menu, including the wings, not pictured. Ended up sending back the wings, the flavor was subpar and they could have been cooked longer. The truffle fries were a little confusing, as the truffle is IN the sauce and not on the fries (my friend and I clarified so you don't have to). My overall favorites were garlic noodles, Brussels sprouts and the calamari took the cake. The service was great, the manager coming up to apologize about the wings and one of the servers who is named Lucy (I think) was so sweet and charismatic. Definitely worth a try for yourself! read more

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Service: called ahead to see when last call would be on a Sunday and showed up about an hour before they called it. We ordered 10 different dishes and a few drinks. Server checked in on us throughout and made sure we enjoyed the food. Food: mid. Honestly nothing stood out other than the Chicken Salad and the Crispy Pork Belly. Cleanliness: could be improved. Walked out of the restroom and saw a cockroach on the door. Notified server and manager who went to check. read more

Kue's Chinese Kitchen and Bar - What we ordered and prices. - Chinese Near Me - Alhambra, California

Anxious to try this new restaurant that was in the old Norms? on Main Street. The garlic noodles were really good along with the truffle fries and the rest of the food was pretty much standard. I have to say that I thought the spare ribs would be a little different but that was just my expectation. I also thought the pork belly would be crispy, but it wasn't. Sad to say I probably will not be back, but it is worth a try if you're in the area. read more

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Came here on a Thursday night and it was pretty busy! They were able to seat us right away though. Anyway, we ordered the watercress with fish cake soup, wagyu beef with black garlic, and sweet and sour pork. Also had to order two rice with the meal. It took about 15-20 minutes for the dishes to come out, and the dishes were cooked really well. The watercress was fresh and soup was very balanced in flavor. The wagyu beef was velvety, and the sauce for the sweet and sour pork was on point. For the pricing of their dishes, I think their dishes are a little overpriced for Cantonese style, but portions are at least of good size. However, there were a few issues with the service. First, it was weird that they first gave one bowl of rice, and then the next bowl of rice took them like another 10 minutes to bring out. While it's a minor detail, it just feels weird to space out getting rice like that. They could just give us two rice bowls at once. Second, my girlfriend found a piece of metal strand (probably from a Brillo pad) when scooping out the Wagyu beef dish. Honestly , that made me not to want to eat that dish anymore until my girlfriend told the waitress that she found a piece of metal strand in her scoop, and when that happened, the manager came to rectify the situation by offering to replace the plate with a new one. While that was a fine solution to what happened, it still is something that one wouldn't like to see while dining. They did comp the dish though, which they probably felt embarrassed that happened especially for a dish worth $45. Overall, I think the restaurant has really good food, but it was a bit of an up and down experience given what happened. So I would rate it a 3.5/5 experience, but I would come back to try Kue's again, just hopefully wouldn't want to find a metal strand in my plate on the next time. read more

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This used to be a diner and now , this restaurant has a nice interior - not typical Chinese restaurant. It is also a bar with large TV. we went at 4 pm so we got the $8 calamari which was crispy and well seasoned. It's my favorite. we also ordered crispy pork belly and orange chicken and the serving size was plenty for the price of $25 each. We had leftover orange chicken and fried rice so definitely ordering less next time. The price is on the high side but serving is big so maybe order less. The sodas are refillable . The service was nice and food came out fast. Our bill with tip was around $104. 3 dishes and 1 fried rice. They were all tasty and seasoned well. There are a lot of parking . read more

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We picked this restaurant for our dinner this week. We've been here before but have not written a review. I ordered Sweet and Sour Pork with Jasmine white rice and other family members ordered Mongolian Beef and Beef Chow Fun. Food came fast. Each plate is large and hot. All are delicious especially the Mongolian Beef. I wished the Sweet and Sour Pork put more pineapple. Forgot to take photos of food again because we are so hungry. Our dessert Crème Brûlée was also good. It's not too sweet. I like the burn sugar on the top. Can't finish our food had to take home. Our seating is a booth next to a window with a view of Main Street in Alhambra. It's a nice view. Our waitress is very polite, friendly, and attentive. The restaurant has its own parking lot. Very convenient. read more

Love them for their happy hour but not so please with their regular dinner service. -Smashed Cucumber Salad: Always delicious, though, one of the times I've ordered it, it was much too salty. -Coconut Silky Chicken Soup: I was excited to see this on the menu because I've had it at a wedding banquet and it was VERY good. This was not the case here. We ordered 2 and both were rancid. 1 did still have sweet coconut water, so it was bearable and I didn't raise a stink. The other coconut was spoiled AND rancid. The broth was sour and no good. They were nice enough to take it off the menu but their kitchen staff should definitely keep a better eye on the quality of their coconuts, or take this off their menu if there aren't enough people ordering it. Maybe make it an advance order item. Also, they say each soup is good for 1 person, that is definitely not the case, unless you want to make your main meal a soup. -Almond Watercress Soup: It was ok, but tastes a bit different than what you'd normally get at other places. -Aromatic Ginger Chicken: This was ok, I'd skip it. -Crispy Tofu: DELICIOUS. -Truffle Cauliflower: Not overcooked. Didn't really taste the truffle but a solid veggie dish. -Chow Fun: I prefer the chicken to the beef, but a stellar order from the HH menu. -Beef Fried Rice: This was ok, I'd rather order the chow fun. -Sizzling Seafood on Crispy Rice: I feel like this should be in the soup section. My friend and I liked it but the older generation did not. -Spare Rib Clay Pot Rice: SKIP! The supposed star of the show was hard and could chip a tooth. The spare ribs weren't cooked long enough to come right off the bone. The meat stuck to the bone and it was very hard to chew off. -Sauteed Turbot Fish Fillet: This is MP, but it's one of the better dishes of the night. My mom thought the veggies were old but I liked having sauteed fish and veggies with a crunchy bone. The bone was a bit on the salty side though. This place is on the pricier side and there's no cut up fruit or red bean soup at the end of the meal and that makes me sad. read more

This place is good for a casual date night or food out with friends. It's pretty pricy compared to some other spots in Main Street. Not crowded at all and we got a great spot on the patio read more

I cant comment too much on the food because we came here for Happy Hour. You can't beat $5 beers and the appetizers we got were great. The garlic edamame and their fried squid tasted good. Would definitely come back again during Happy Hour since its such a good deal! Brownie points for having their own parking lot. read more

Yum! Came here after seeing all the promo on social media, and it did not disappoint. Took my very old-school, classic Chinese parents with me as well, and they were very pleased with the food and service. The servers were very attentive to our table, and made sure to check up on us throughout the dinner. The restaurant is nicely decorated and had a fancy-ish feel to the place. Food was great, I enjoyed the shrimp and brussel sprouts surprisingly! read more

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