Richard W.
Yelp
I think the taste is modified to more Americanized especially for us who just returned from an Asian trip. That is not bad, over all, this is America, you gotta make something for the majority of the people here.
The taste is more to the sweeter side. It is not spicy, for us, at all. The chef is good, and this is one of the few restaurants that I have encountered with being able to speak English fluently. My experience is that, most of the Asian restaurants I have been to hire immigrants who sometimes cannot speak English well, but not this one, which means it has adapted very well locally.
The table is quite small for more than 4 plates, I guess the place is expensive and popular. They don't even have space for waiting due to the small size of the facility. You gotta wait outside or walk around for the text message.
When we arrived around 9pm, it was still full and we waited for about 15 minutes outside with light rain.
The restroom is clean, and shared with the karaoke next door. So you usually have to wait. They serve alcohol beverages as well.
The waiter says the owner is a Vietnamese who owns 12 restaurants in this area. That explains why it is not really authentic, but more Americanized in terms of taste. But the good side is, the restroom is clean while most Asian restaurants' are not.
Parking is not easy as usual. After 8pm is free, but you may find a spot far away and walk through some homeless or people talking to themselves on the street. I am not sure whether this place is safe that way, but it is always good to be careful.
It is not bad if you want a hot fried meal at night that warms your body and tummy.