Disappointing....
I was so excited to see another Taiwanese restaurant opening here in Vegas but it turned out to be an disappointment. Most of the dishes they have are authentic Taiwanese food, food that I remembering growing up with like the beef noodle soup and fried pork chop rice and minced pork rice. However, the taste is just not there. Not to judge a book by it's cover but as soon as the waitress spoke I started questioning the authenticity of the restaurant.... and to my expectation, it was not an authentic Taiwanese restaurant.
Service:
The waitress forgot my husband order and by the time all our party's dishes were half way eaten, his order (eel bowl) still have not come. We had to ask them about it and the waitress forgot to write his order..... WTH. They told us it would be out right the way but we still waited 15 minute for his dish.
Food:
Special of the day was Tea Duck - it was OK. Nice tea flavor but duck was a bit dry.
Stir Fried Chinese Vegetables - it was probably the best dish of the bunch, but then again, if you can't stir fry vegetables, then it's pretty sad.
Beef Noodle Soup - broth was way too sweet. You do get good amount of beef and noodles though, but the flavor is just OK.
Fried Pork Chop Rice - the pork chop was good but all it came with on the plate was the pork chop, some pickled daikon and rice. What happen to the soy-sauce egg and some sauteed veggies that usually comes with pork chop rice??
Eel Rice - A small piece of eel (4" wide) on top of a rice with pickled daikon. Not impressed for $10 dish! The eel was not even grilled to crispy.
Salt & Pepper Pork - Decent but overly fried.
I would not come here again.... if you want better noodle dishes go across the street to China Mama and if you want better rice dishes, go to Icy Juicy. I was bringing friends from out-of-town here and I am embarrassed to have them spent money here on their meal.