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| - Food: 8/10 -- Value: 7/10 -- Service: 8/10 -- Ambiance/Décor: 8/10
Their special combo includes a noodle, half-price appetizer, and half-price prestotea drink.
Food is alright. I had the beef brisket noodle ($7.99) was not bad even if the broth was a tad on the oily side. There were a lot of noodles; too much for me to finish. Taste was a little bland. But the second time we came by, we ordered the preserved veggie beef noodle ($7.99) and "pita bread with lamb" soup ($12.99). They were both good. The lamb is a bit weird, though. The "pita bread" which is the "noodle" of the soup, are these cube like things with a strange texture, almost like they're not fully cooked or a little powdery. It wasn't a nice feeling but the soup was good.
The hokkaido bubble tea was really big for $3 (50% off $5 when you order it with noodles and an appetizer + $0.50 for tapioca), which is a great deal. Not quite as good as the hokkaido I had from Sharetea. The matcha milk tea and red bean slush were better. Not too sweet for my tastes and a noticeable matcha flavour.
Their appetizers range from $3-$6, which isn't bad when you get it in a combo at half-price. We had some type of spicy ligament skewer, which was average but skippable. The green onion cakes were a bit powdery for my tastes, but the beef pancakes were quite tasty.
Service and food are both quick. Economical as most Asian places are, but I like the option of ordering on an iPad because you can see the pictures, even if the system isn't the most polished.
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