Chinese Trendy Food

Chicken was great. But I thought it included rice and when we wanted to add rice, we were told there was no white rice that day. We ended up ordering fried rice, which was delicious, better than its fried noodles.

Nice place on campus. Didn’t exactly love the food though. Service, prices and atmosphere was good. I ordered a Kung pao chicken with rice. It was supposed to be spicy but was super sweet while also being spicy. I couldnt really relish it.

First and foremost, this is a QR restaurant so not only they don't have a physical menu, their TVs don't even showcase anything worthwhile but random channels. Extremely inconvenient should you have someone older in your party who is not tech savvy. This place looks clean and high scale, typical for a college town storefront, and it looks pleasing enough with its cultural decoration. As I have said before, being a strictly QR code restaurant means the employees will not take verbal order of any kind, and must be done via mobile. I know this is a tactic to save on labor, but I get it. The food are served surprisingly fast, to the point of *too fast*. It definitely feels like they were just heating it up. I can not confirm how authentic the food was for not being Chinese, but the pork combo rice dishes were very spicy 🥵 🌶️ for our palettes. Forget the authenticity because does it matter if they don't taste good in the first place?

Great restaurant. Delicious, authentic Chinese foods at a convenient location! Within the USC Lyft circle and minutes from campus, the restaurant is a delightful take on Chinese cuisine for international students! Prompt service. The spicy chicken is my favorite appetizer and probably one of the best I’ve had in the US. They open late and also offer deliveries. Highly recommend.

The service is fast. The menu is QR code generated. The food could a little more flavor. The portion per serving I think is filling. This restaurant has men’s and women’s bathroom. This a clean restaurant. Mainly student of USC and resident of the area are the guess of this restaurant. There is a membership rewards for those who frequent the restaurant. The decor is the traditional Chinese restaurant. Four large TVs with sports and news. They do play pop American music. Reservation is available.

This place is horrible. Microwaved food on paper plates, badly cut vegetables, minimal options. Food sits on a warmer all day and is served 30 seconds after you order. I would NOT recommend this place if you like Chinese food at all.

Great place, their food taste are compatible with Chinese food in mainland, better than lots of other Chinese restaurants. This is a place you don’t want to miss if you are living close to USC. Definitely will go back again!

This is a QR restaurant, which means there are no physical menus. The service consists of a college kid bringing out microwaved Chinese food served in paper cups. The food is served fast. Actually, it is served too fast. There's just enough time to fill up the paper cups and stick them in the microwave. Sometimes they forget to microwave the food and it comes out cold. Everything is borderline too salty. The fried noodles cross that line and leave it far behind. This is definitely the McDonald's of Chinese food.