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A for Creativity but C for Food
2013-08-14 214 views
The outside of this restaurant looked promising as I can tell they put a lot of thought into the decor. After a bit of fumbling, we managed to get inside and got seated. It's not that big and fills up pretty quickly for lunch. The way you order is on a piece of paper where you pick the combination of main dish and noodle you want. Between the three of us, we each ordered a bowl of noodle to share. I have read that they are famous for their chinese pappardelle so we picked that for two of our dis
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The outside of this restaurant looked promising as I can tell they put a lot of thought into the decor. After a bit of fumbling, we managed to get inside and got seated. It's not that big and fills up pretty quickly for lunch. The way you order is on a piece of paper where you pick the combination of main dish and noodle you want. Between the three of us, we each ordered a bowl of noodle to share. I have read that they are famous for their chinese pappardelle so we picked that for two of our dishes. For the main, we chose plum flavored sparerib, spicy chicken and mixed vegetable. Each of the main dish was just okay and not very flavorful. The disappoint was in the pappardelle, which was hard and not cooked thoroughly for some parts. It was not al dente. I applaud them for their creative dishes but unfortunately the food is just average.
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