I mean there's nothing really extraordinary about this place.
Food: There's 3 main kinds of noodles: japanese, chinese, and viet pho. You get to choose the soup base, noodle type, and 2 toppings. I think it also comes with a free drink (aside from presotea which is like $2 extra) but I got charged an extra dollar cause I think I ordered it iced instead of hot. I guess with so many combinations available, I didnt know which topping or noodle suited the soup base more so I was trying to go by the pictures they had. It's kinda expensive ($10) for some pretty average noodles.. The bowl was pretty filling.
Service: What is a little different about this place is that you can write on the menu with a whiteboard marker. The menu is a little confusing to read (kind of like a scantron lol) since there are so many sections to need to mark down. It was my first time here but the lady was a lil sassy when I forgot to checkmark one section of the menu.. And I could have gotten a heads up that iced coffee is extra.... :c
Decor: area is typical for a Chinese HK Cafe. I don't really like how it shares the same space as Presotea though.