Class 302

When class 302 first opened a couple years ago, it was a great place to enjoy Taiwanese food, nice drinks and huge shaved ice. There was a change of ownership afterwards (when all the utensils and containers were switched to plastic and paper), the food went downhill. So we stopped coming. Now it seemed like they've changed to a smaller menu and the food, although not as great, at least it's OK. It's a good place to visit if we ar craving some Taiwanese food.

Taro with boba 9/10 stars. Macha oak latte 9/10 stars. Flat rate each drink. They also have hot food here very nice place. Very nice and clean place.

Reopened beverage and snack restaurant where you can try drinks and choose your favorite toppings. My favorite are 302 vintage milk tea and Boba 4 season tea. Looking forward to the official open delicious Taiwanese cuisine

The food just okay. 1st, the food take about 25 min to come out, which made the service is abit slow. The food taste just okay. I tasted better popcorn chicken. The atmosphere is cute, remind me back jn elementary classroom :)

Good Taiwanese food. Popcorn chicken is a must try. They also have a lot of milk tea selections. I would recommend the winter melon. We ordered fried rice and beef It was good and the portions were large.

We been going to class 302 as our favorite Boba spot. We visited today for the first time after their renovation, only to be extremely disappointed. To begin the cashier dispatching our Boba selection was not friendly at all. The taste in drink flavor’s is not the same along with the taste of Boba.They must of changed ownership leaving so unsatisfied that we will no longer be returning to our favorite Boba place.

Oh, I love Taiwanese snacks and set meals! Still delicious! I've had them since I came to OC! I've been eating them for more than 10 years! The boba milk tea is a self-service choice of flavors! Suitable for people with many tastes, with or without milk, there are also a variety of boba and fruit pulp to choose from!

It’s our first time going to a self serve boba place, pretty nifty idea for sure, execution was pretty good too. Had to wait a bit for the tapioca since it was still being made, but glad to have waited a few minutes for fresh ones, they were soft, tasty and chewy. Lots of seating and there are also savory treats that we weren’t able to try out.

Class 302 in Irvine never disappoints. I ordered a winter melon milk tea with a the popcorn chicken (medium spicy) along with the 302 basil fried rice. I got to say that everything was packed with flavor and the popcorn chicken came with a side of spice where you can adjust it yourself. Chicken also had the right amount of crispiness. Service was friendly and efficient, which made the experience even better. They also recently remodeled and the ambiance is way better than before. Much cleaner, more modern, and more comfortable to hang out in. One of my favorite parts is the drink setup. The buffet style boba and drinks are such a fun touch and let you try multiple flavors in one visit. Great food, great service, and a spot I'll definitely keep coming back to.

Boba is self serve. The store is located in the corner of. You have to buy your cup first, then they add your toppings inside then you go add your drink. I wish they didn't add the toppings first and just gave me the cup because I didn't know which drink go get. I would put a little in my cup to taste but after a few tastes they were all just mixed together. I didn't know what I ended up with. Each cup was 6 or 7$ The watermelon juice tastes good, not sure if I would pay $7 for watermelon juice here though I would come back but try something else

- Drinks are ok, nice renovated bar - pork rib soup - the bowl was loaded with those small dried shrimps, which made the soup taste way too fishy/brine-y. The noodles were a bit stale and they really skimped out on the meat, it was mostly noodles -popcorn chicken: crispy but bland

My first time here. It's so great to get shaved ice, or their milky ices. The shaved ice is kind of a rough ice (not like snow), but you get to choose 5 toppings: crystal mochi, taro/sweet sauce, red bean, almond tofu, grass jelly, jasmine jelly (THE BEST), and condensed milk on the side. - Big enough for 2 people My friend ordered a milk shaved ice. It was a mountain of goodness. Had mangos, a pudding on top, crystal mochi on the side, a ton of fruit garnish, a blueberry jam topping, and I think it came with layers of ice cream inside too. - It was so big, big enough for 3 people to share - My friend took 1/3 home What a wonderful 1st visit.

So many tea options now! I think the tea is also a lot better, they even have rising phoenix oolong milk tea. They give a sample cup and I think I tried like 80% of them and I thought they were all pretty good. They only thing is that they don't let you do your own toppings anymore.

This has been our go to for Taiwan Shaved Ice. Today tried their braised pork rice and pork chop rice. Both were just slightly above average. Could use a bit more flavor on the braised pork. Want to give a shout out to employee/server named Bubba. Super nice and accommodating.

Class 302 got a glow-up The space feels so much fresher with new furniture, wall art, and sleek drink dispensers. Way cleaner and more modern than before. Drinks are less sweet by default now (a big plus!) and they give you sweeteners on the side if you want to adjust. Love the changes since the days of jumbo cup sizes. Every cup is a flat $7, which makes ordering easy. Food-wise, the popcorn chicken is solid. Crispy with not too much breading, tasty with or without sauce. Pro tip: you can ask for extra basil at no cost. Overall, I like the direction they've taken and will definitely be back to explore more drinks and bites.

They renovated! The inside is brand new and seems more spacious. I love getting boba here and bringing friends/family because there's something for everyone. Lots of different toppings and drink flavors to choose from. I love their Class 302 Vintage Milk Tea with boba and creme brulee (egg pudding). My bf mixes the Class 302 Vintage Milk Tea with the Taro Milk Tea, and gets boba, creme brulee, and crystal boba.

They're back after their remodel! The idea for their drinks at least has remained the same and they're now soft opened (drinks only for now). Drinks are self-serve. Which means you pay first to get your cups ($7 at the time of this review), grab a small sample cup (to try different flavors/combos), let the staff members know what toppings you want (there's a wide assortment - this is one of the few places that has the almond tofu I love!), then go free and fill your cup with drinks/ice (there are dairy-free options, slushy options, unsweetened options, with milk and without milk, etc.), and then go back to the front and ask them to seal your cup for you. It's a fun experience honestly. I love mixing different teas to find what works best. If I want a milk tea, the honey milk tea mixed with some unsweetened black tea (to tone down the sweetness), and a splash of the almond milk tea is one of my go-tos. The 302 milk tea is also quite delicious, but the honey milk tea is definitely my favorite of the bunch, especially when I make it less sweet with some black tea. The toppings are yummy. I love the puddings and the almond tofu, their boba is not bad either. When I went this time, it was chewy and warm with a good amount of sweetness without being too much. The seating inside was okay, I do miss the coziness of their previous decor. Outside there's also plenty of seating available and the weather is usually quite nice, so I prefer sitting outside and catching up with friends. I'm so glad they're back!

The concept of build you own boba cup is ideal. Class 302 has a large selection of teas, milk and both blends. The presentation does not look so atheistically pleasing. I ordered boba and crumbled Oreos . When ordering it was unorganized. Barely a few feet from the entrance is the cashier and a sign to try and separate to go drink orders and dine in. So when a group of customers come in there's no clear line so customers are all bunched together. Overall I love the concept but unappealing presentation and setup .

My son wanted to try out a self serve boba place, and we came upon this place. When we came it seems like they are just remodeling their menu bar they did not have anything. It can be confusing when you first go inside because there is no sense of direction on how it works just fyi. 1. You pay first. 2. Ask for Sample cup (to try before committing to a flavor) 3. Choose your toppings a good amount of selections, the staff has to pour it in for you. 4. You have options of regular liquid flavors to slushy type as well. 5. After you have filled up your cup, you then go back to the register so the staff can seal the cup. It was an interesting experience, but I was not a fan of how it tastes. I did not try any food here, since the Irvine location was still under construction. Nothing was on the menu for food wise. Also, I went on a Sunday noon time, the table section was closed off. So it's more of order and go until they fully reopen since it's still soft opening I believe.

Recently rennovated! The space looks so much nicer, cleaner, and spacious. They have a self order kiosk in addition to a cashier. I love their concept of self-serve boba. I do wish the toppings were self serve as well. They have so many different types of teas to choose from: milk teas, caffeine free, non-dairy milk teas, fruit teas, unsweetened teas, and even slushies. They give you a sample cup, so you can sample each one before comitting to a whole cup of it. I love that you can dilute any of the teas with additional tea to adjust the sweetness to your personal liking. Once they give you your boba cup, you let them know what toppings you would like, fill up your cup with tea, juice, ice, and return the cup for them to seal. This was an amazing and unique boba experience!

This is rating their snow cake dessert. Class 302 has been remodeled. I had a chance to try out their dessert and it's the same as Ever After Tea Room (same owner). It's nice to have the same menu on this side of OC. They are also bringing some menu items there as well as the classic Class 302 menu items but that starts on 9/3/25. I will definitely be back!

Wasn't sure how this worked. It's a self serve boba place but there's no clear directions. Walk in and cups aren't easily found. Do you pay first? If it's self-serve why does the topping bar present to The customers with spoons and scoopers but has a sign that says see staff? Getting boba should be a brainless activity. This was too complicated and I wasn't about to wait in a line for food if all I wanted was boba. Some signs would make a difference.

Beautifully renovated. Can't wait to enjoy the food once the kitchen is back up and running 9/3. Boba is soft and chewy, but no flavor to them. The honey milk tea and almond milk tea combined are my favorite duo. They now offer many more options of teas along with milk teas. Plenty of options for toppings. Service was great, the lady was so nice. Not sure if she's the owner but she was sweet. I have always loved the concept of self serve. You can experiment with your own flavors.

Been coming here for a while, but wasn't sure where they were with food after reopening from remodeling. No one picked up when I called, so I took a chance and just stopped by. Happily, they seem to be firing on all pistons. They still have the herbal chicken soup from their old menu, which is specifically what I came for. This is my go to whenever I am sick- guys, you can thank me later! There's chicken, veggies, ginger, and herbs, and it's huge enough at $14 to make two meals out of, trust me. The new decor is super cute, too.

I've always dreamed of trying out a self serve boba place. This place has apparently been around since 2014, maybe I heard about it before then forgot but it was a new experience for me personally! How it works is: 1. Pay for your drink (or food, I only came here for the boba experience) 2. Get handed a cup filled with boba, they'll tell you to go and fill it up with your drink of choice over in the self serve section of the restaurant. 3. Request a sampler cup so you can taste other flavors without adding it into your final cup. Go and sample their flavors to see which one you like. 4. Fill up the final cup with ice (if you want), then fill it up with the final drink of your choice. 5. Hand the final cup back to the employee, they'll add any additional toppings you want from their toppings bar (you're not suppose to self serve this it has to be done by the employee apparently). 6. They'll seal the cup up and hand it back to you. One caveat however is the drink didn't taste as great when it mixed with the boba. The boba has a distinct taste to it that messes with the flavor. I remember trying the honey ginseng by itself and thought wow this was great, then when I tried it with my boba I was like "oh wow this really tastes different". It's kind of a bummer and in the future I'll probably not add boba. There was really no way to test it with boba since the sampler cups were kind of small and it'd be messy to not only add boba into the sampler cup but mix it up as well. I really liked the overall experience, but really wished my drink didn't taste worse simply by having toppings in it.

Class 302 is simply the best boba place in SoCal. They don't charge extra for toppings, so I always get a few, including boba. They also have a wide variety of teas, so you will definitely find something you like.

So much nicer after the remodel! It makes the place look so clean and bright. I'm not much of a self serve person due to hygiene concerns, but this place is kept really clean. There are quite a bit of tea selections, and they're all very good. My favorites are the winter melon milk tea, the vintage milk teas, and strawberry/lychee slush. The savory food is pretty good, and they're your usual Taiwanese home style quick eat type stuff. The desserts (shaved ice/snow) are super tasty. It's probably good for about three people to share. I believe she's the owner, but the lady that's always there is always super sweet, friendly, and very welcoming. It's always nice to see her there.

My friend loves boba tea. We were in the area and decided to check it out. We both absolutely loved it! You can customize everything from the boba to the tea and they even have freezes you can have. So delicious! And you pick your own items. They do allow sampling too so you can get exactly what you like. Line was long on a Saturday but it went fairly quickly.

This is my family's go-to spot for their Taiwanese-inspired street dishes and small eats. The interior decor and furniture has been purposely designed to be reminiscent of classrooms in Taiwan, which is a nice & nostalgic touch. We came on a Saturday afternoon around 2 PM and it took around 20 minutes for us to get our food. Stinky Tofu (4/5) - Definitely an acquired taste! It's paired with pickled cabbage and a slightly sour/sweet/spicy sauce. My parents have both tried this dish and said that it's accurate to what they used to eat in Taiwan growing up. - Would recommend for anyone who loves stinky tofu, but this definitely isn't for everyone! Popcorn Chicken (4/5) - Nice and crispy. Flavor is pretty good, although I wish there was option for it to be a little spicier. Paired nicely with the stinky tofu. We've tried other items on their menu before (like their pork noodle soup) and the taste was more average. Overall still an affordable spot, and worth checking out if you're looking for a more casual setting and some quick bites.

The drink is plain and watery. The store is small. The fried and popcorn chicken are hard and salty. Not sure why this time i have same thing order that I used to have but everything is not good like last couple years ago. Staff is very nice.

This place really allows you to be creative by making your own boba drink! There are so many options to choose from but I decided to go for a fruity and refreshing drink. You first choose your toppings. I chose lychee jelly, passion fruit popping boba and mango popping boba. Then they give you your cup and you're able to fill it up with whatever tea or drink option you'd like. I got the passion fruit green tea and strawberry lychee frosty. It was so delicious! After you're done choosing your drink, you bring your cup back to the cash register for them to seal it for you. It was a pretty easy process. The hardest part is choosing which drink to get from all their options. I definitely want to go back because I noticed that they had a hazelnut latte option. I was able to try it with my sample cup and loved it! The restaurant was very clean and there were a lot of tables to sit. It wasn't very crowded when I went which was on Saturday in the afternoon.

First time back to Class 302 since their remodel and sadly the last. I will let others comment on the tea and dessert, since that's not my forte. The hot foods were disappointing. I am positive the prior chef/cook no longer works there. The oyster pancake is about 1/2 the size of the original menu and is a very, very poor copy of what it used to be (and should be). They may as well have gotten the recipe off of a YouTube video, it's a joke at $13. The stinky tofu is just tiny overly fried tofu cubes with some sauce and dressing. My advice to the owner is do themselves a favor and take these two off their menu, yep, it's that bad. Restaurant got 1 star rather than zero, because I like that they are open until 11pm. If it's late night, I'm in the area starving and having a choice between a McD burger or fried rice at Class 302, I'd go for Class 302. At least the pineapple curry rice and salmon purple rice were edible.

- Menu choices: lots of self serve milk/fruit teas and smoothies - Drink adjustability: 2/5 (drinks on tap) - Seating: 3 booths w/outlets + a couple small tables w/out outlets - Crowd: chill, fills up starting 5pm - Parking: shopping center (Marketplace) - Features: 1 restroom, self serve water - No public WiFi :( Came to Class 302 to do some work and was disappointed at the lack of WiFi, but liked the amount of available seats/outlets at 4pm on a Wednesday. The server was helpful since it was my first time This is a self serve tea place, so you can't adjust sugar or dairy options. There's a standard size/price for the drinks, you can sample the flavors, and then can choose as many toppings as you want (and they have lots of options). The fun part is you can mix flavors as you wish! I mixed the matcha/wintermelon milk teas and added boba and grass jelly. It was very sweet but fun to make my own flavor. Recommend for a chill hangout/date or if you're feeling creative.

1 less star- because their boba toppings/ choices are not self serve anymore. We are not from Irvine but everytime we are in the area we HAVE to stop here. Their concept of making your own boba drinks is satisfying but now, it's like you have a very limited control of how much toppings you can get. Tip: make sure you tell the server to put just a little, so she doesn't fill up your cup with just 1-2 kinds of topping(in case you want the other kinds). And if there's a long line or a person behind you, you feel kinda rush. Wishing that it would go back to the old ways.

After the remodel things have gotten a lot worse than before. Prices have gone up, drinks are water down way more. We got an almond milk tea today, and it I thought was diluted regular milk tea. Their ordering system causes unnecessary waiting. Order at Kiosk, wait in line for cup. Get your drink. Wait again until they're not busy to seal your cup. A few people just gave up and left without sealing.

Remodeled, great it looks a little more inviting. They added a kiosk for to go orders. The tea's actually tastes like there's a difference. Our usual go to teas definitely taste a bit minty. We all noticed the flavors were all a bit off. We ordered 3 popcorn chickens. Guess what, they made them all spicy. The ladies response: you should be fine. $30 worth of popcorn chicken not edible since it's way too spicy. Since I took it to go, refund can't be given and this bad review is here to stay. Customer service still sucks here. We came for the tea, and since that changed- we doubt we'll be back. Bummer!

So disappointed about this place. It used to be our to go place. They changed the menu after remodeled. The food we like are not on the menu now. We like the oyster pancake but it doesn't look or taste the same. It doesn't taste like Taiwanese oyster pancake anymore. SO SAD!!!!

Dear lord food is so good !! I have missed coming here as I no longer work in OC. Down here to work on my parents house and thought why not?! I got the cumin chicken and spicy basil fried rice son got braised pork chops and rice with meat sauce. Everything was excellent. If you're in the area you should definitely try this one!!

Please bring back HAZELNUT MOCHA SLUSH. It was the best flavor and had me going back multiple times every week just for the hazelnut mocha slush!! I am so sad to be informed that it is no longer available when it was one of the best flavors offered. I hope you guys can please bring it back!!

Went there tonight. Excited to try it after renovation. The sign says wait to be seated. Ignore it. Everyone else seats themselves the guy said. So we sat ourselves. Then waited and waited...and waited. No server came but seemed to serve others. So after 15 minutes we left. I heard boba watered down. I suggest avoid this place. Maybe order to go is better?

this place is under new ownership and nothing like the old Class 302. The girl working the counter was rude. My daughter and I ordered two items and she gave us 1 fork! Went in to ask for another fork and she came out from the kitchen obviously annoyed. Instead of, "Can I help you?" I got, "yes?" Again with an attitude that reflected she was annoyed. Ordered the pineapple fried rice with bacon and we got CURRY pineapple fried rice! ‍. The sweet potato fries were soft and soggy. Never patronizing this place again and would not recommend it. Zero star if it was an option. The sample cups to try the drinks were contaminated with dirt and flecks of black.

This is a self serve boba place that's a little confusing, as other reviews have stated. It's "self-serve," but you have to ask for staff to get your toppings. There wasn't a large range of teas, but that wasn't too big of a deal. It's a decent place to get boba, but definitely not the best. The system's just too odd and I don't think its worth coming here solely for boba if that's what you want.

I don't know if they've remodeled or changed ownership, but the quality of the milk teas has gone down. There are new flavors, but all of them taste watered down. They've lost the original creaminess and richness, and the flavors don't really come through. The store does look more modern now, and it's a lot cleaner than it used to be.

class 302 had been rei's comfort guilty pleasure boba shop since 2017 all because of hazelnut mocha slush. she had an unhealthy amount of it especially back then but learned to control herself more and now get it only occasionally. whenever rei got her hazelnut mocha slush she would be so happy and drink it in a span of 10 hours just to savor it. after the renovations, rei was so excited to get her hazelnut mocha fix. the new changes kinda felt cold but clean and rei misses the old classroom vibe. rei noticed the different drink options and did appreciate the new tea flavors. it was until rei got to the end of the flavors and noticed that her beloved hazelnut mocha slush was removed. rei sobbed at the loss of her favorite one of a kind drink. rei feels sad that all the things she loves just leaves her. anyway, rei opted for jasmine milk tea or something like that she doesn't remember and it's not the same. hazelnut mocha was the only reason why she came. rei is so sad. rei misses hazelnut mocha. please bring it back

Being a loyal customer for 7 years and sad to see the food quality go downhill. Just like other comments mentioned, the oyster pancake charges more than before, it was $10 now it's 13 and I can only find 3 oysters in the pancake, and smaller size than before of course. Really disappointed and would not recommend this restaurant any more.

While a far cry from its heyday and there are so many other Taiwanese and Chinese cuisine options in Irvine, though admittedly not nearly sufficient or good enough, there's a certain classic flavor with Class 302 that can be rather nostalgic even if the food can feel slightly overpriced. It's a slight premium for what is ostensibly takeout, and sometimes they take too long, but I'd be lying if I said it didn't hit the spot sometimes. What I'm usually here for is the drinks, and they have that sort of old school flavor that feels slightly more artificial but sometimes you're looking for that amidst the glut of all the too heavy tea emphasis of the newer places. Sometimes you're just looking for something coming out of a spout, and maybe you're crazy and want to mix flavors, and they will let you do just that here. One thing that is great is the variety of toppings, and though it's not self-serve and they will definitely sometimes put way too much where you basically just get a sugar bomb che of boba toppings, sometimes that's just the way things shake out. TIP: Let them know what toppings you want upfront so that they portion it a bit better, and mix any milk tea with coffee to get a unique combination that's a deviation from your usual coffee milk tea.

I missed class 302 so much since they closed their OG site in Rowland Heights. I'm so glad now I live close by the Cerritos one and Irvine. I came by pretty late and there were still a lot of people lined up! I got their stinky tofu and mushroom because I love them and they are my guilty pleasure lol. The staff is knowledgeable and not as friendly. Maybe he's just tired, but he did fill up my drink with more milk because I told them all the drinks are too sweet for me. They have plenty of seats and definitely plenty of parking in the plaza. The vibe is pretty cozy!

They just remodeled so they temporarily only have self serve drinks, but all the drinks are really good! You first pay for the drink cup and then you they give you the toppings you want. Then, there's a boba station were you fill your cup. There's a ton of flavors that you can fill yourself and you get a small sample cup to try whatever flavor you want! They're all really good. The cashier is really nice and the store after remodeling is very modern and nice.

This is such a fun concept - self-serve boba tea station. Boba here is always fresh and chewy, and the milk tea can be little sweet, but you can adjust the sweetness level. They also have other food, but honestly, I have only had their boba. Overall, its a great casual place to grab a meal or hangout with friends over boba with good service.

Came here last night and love it here! The self-serve dispensers make it so fun to sample different tea and smoothie options with the sample cups and mix drinks if you want. It is also all for a great price! You pay less than $6 for the cup and then you can choose from a bunch of different toppings to add (with no extra charge!). My only advice is not to get too many toppings otherwise you have less space for your drink. The boba is not the best but they have so many options for toppings-- I got coffee jelly, taro pudding, and filled it with mostly their 302 Milk Tea and some Honey Green Milk Tea! Service was good and after filling our cups, they seal it for you! We also got an order of regular fries, they do have sweet potato fries as well, but these were nicely seasoned as well and were so soft in the inside while being crispy.

Food****// food was great I don't know why eating this low but portions are good consider in Irvine and taste not that salty. Service***// service was ok and I think that was probably the reason why but tbh this is not a high end restaurant so to me it was fine. They asked what kind of toppings u want for boba then self serve to choose your drink which is cool to me Ambiance****// I really liked their interior which is one of the few authentic Taiwanese theme that reminds of childhood school time... all the decor like chalk board, tales or chairs even the writings just very nostalgic and retro

The oyster omelette has always been my favorite but after the renovation, it shrunk half the size! Hopefully, it is just an off-day. Basil fried rice is still fantastic :)

I'm so excited that Class 302 Tea Café has reopened -- and wow, they've truly outdone themselves! The staff here is incredibly kind and you can tell they are genuinely proud of their products, as they should be. The experience of creating your own cup of boba is so unique and fun -- it feels like a little adventure with every visit! On top of that, every drink they offer is absolutely delicious. I love that they provide sample cups so you can try different flavors, and to my surprise, every single one I tasted was perfect. Today I decided to go with the Honey Chrysanthemum Milk Tea, which was refreshing and nostalgic at the same time. My partner went with the Osmanthus Tea with Jasmine Tea Jelly, and finished it all before we got home! The newly crafted menu looks amazing, and I can't wait to come back and explore all the exciting changes they've made. If you're in Irvine and want a fresh, fun, and flavorful boba experience, Class 302 Tea Café is the place to be!

Food, service, ambiance says it all on this restaurant. Ana, the owner always tries to go above and beyond to improve her menu. The drinks here, are a little. You have a lot of choices from teas. , toppings, and taste test before, ao you can pick what you want. This attests to the long lines. The servers are polite and of course long time manager at the Tustin Marketplace. Food is has heakthy options, and noone beats their popcorn chicken. I have been a customer here since they opened. Lauren

Class 302 restaurant in Tustin marketplace has recently renovated with full service and alcohol menu. We ordered oyster pancake, salmon fried rice, pork chop rice, beef noodles. The pork chop was crispy outside and juicy and tender inside. All the dishes were delicious and authentic. The decor was updated with a cozy vibe. We finished our meal with a the Mango pannacota shaved ice- the ice was so silky with the right amount of sweetness. This is the place if you are looking for the best Taiwanese food in town.

Thought this location is permanently closed. Just stopped by today and it is temporarily closed instead due to renovation!

They don't have as many options as the Cerritos branch. They didn't even have the bento boxes! I got the braised pork chop and it was pretty tough. The minced pork rice was also kinda mediocre. They do have a drink bar so that was pretty cool. The service was pretty fast though.