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I visited this restaurant on a Monday evening because it was one of the few Chinese places without a long wait. I am Chinese myself, though Cantonese, and perhaps that is why the flavors here did not fully match what I was craving. This restaurant serves more Taiwanese style dishes, so the taste is different from the Cantonese food I usually enjoy. We had already eaten pho earlier in the trip and wanted something different, so we decided to give this place a try after reading some reviews.
I ordered the General Tao chicken special for $12.99, which came with two spring rolls, a bowl of rice, and the main dish. Online the photos make the portion look larger, but in reality it was an average serving size that could really only feed one person. The taste was fine but not something I found appealing, and I could not finish it. We also shared the fried tofu appetizer, which came in a small portion with a sauce that was somewhere between sweet and sour. The flavor combination was not what I expected and threw me off.
The Hong Kong style milk tea was a pleasant surprise. At $2.99 it was inexpensive and tasted authentic. The service was also very good. Our waitress was polite, attentive, and very friendly which made the experience more positive. While we were dining, I also noticed a Quebec family come in, look at the menu for a bit, and then leave shortly after. That gave me the impression that perhaps the food style here may not suit everyone’s taste.
The total for two people was about $41, which is fair for a sit down dinner. Unfortunately I did not feel well after the meal and went back to my hotel to rest for the night. Overall, I would say this restaurant is decent but not exceptional. The pricing and service were good, but the flavors and portions were not what I hoped for. If you enjoy Taiwanese style cooking, you may appreciate it more, but for me it was simply an average experience.