Some friends decided to have dinner there because other surrounding places in Korea Town were crowded. We all tried each other's food: mac & cheese had tons of cheese but nothing special; the only highlight of the shepherd's pie was the scallion biscuit - it was just the right taste and texture inside and out; the meat in Joe's fries didn't have much flavour; the tater tots were fried just right, the sauce that came with it was not overpowering, the devil's eggs were the most creative dish as it was topped with an olive and crispy tortilla for texture. The portions of the meal were big but I wouldn't pay those prices ($14 - $17) for those kinds of comfort food again. The waitress was inexperienced because she didn't know the menu and had to ask the cooks and she didn't handle the food and drinks properly (two of the dishes touched my friend's shirt while she was putting it down) but we tipped really generously (17% - 20%) because she was really friendly, had a sweet smile on all the time, and she was trying hard to help, plus, we had a great time with each other and the food came in a timely manner. The drinks are cheap there though!