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  • We got some takeout from here last week, since it's just down the block. We ordered from Campusfood, and then put in the comments section "We have a 20% off coupon!" which was on Pacific Ring's website. This was, in retrospect, kind of stupid of us - within 15 minutes we got a call from the restaurant saying that they can't honor coupons when you order from Campusfood. Apparently Campusfood charges Pacific Ring 10% of every order total - the price they pay for using the service, I suppose. Anyway, since they're already paying 10% to Campusfood, they don't honor coupons on top of that. If you want to use coupons - order direct from the restaurant. That made sense, and I apologized - the lady said she'd still give us 10% off anyway though, which was nice of her! The food was ready when they said it would be, and we came back home with our chicken fried rice and Singapore-style rice noodles. I was immediately jealous of my boyfriend's chicken fried rice, and immediately asked "we're sharing, right??" before taking a huge heapful of it onto my plate. I love chicken fried rice so darn much. Pacific Ring does a nice job of it, and by that it means it is exactly what you'd expect - the same fried rice you can get anywhere. Which means it's really tasty. Because fried rice is awesome. No new twist. Just yumminess. I was somewhat underwhelmed by my noodle dish. It wasn't very seasoned - just noodles with some chicken and shrimp with a vague hint of curry flavor. There wasn't really a sauce to the dish - seemed more like they'd sprinkled curry powder on the noodles. Tasted fine, I guess, but not as good as I'd hoped. We'd order again - it's convenient and pretty standard stuff. Just what you'd expect from Chinese takeout.
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