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bbet

Joined 9 years ago

YUM!. We went with a large group and had "banquet", which gave us two of everything (dumplings, appetizers, soups, entrees, etc) to try. It was great, and wound up costing us less than 20 bucks per person. Even the suspicious non-vegies thoroughly enjoyed it. I don't think some of them even knew. Dumplings and "orange Beef" were particular hits. It's also certified Kosher.

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sadie28

Joined 11 years ago

One of my all-time favorites. I highly recommend this restaurant! As has been mentioned in other descriptions, ambience is not the reason to go here - the fantastic food is. As a vegetarian, I am happy to find a place that can impressively reproduce my old favorites without the meat (try the General Tzo's "chicken"). The spring rolls and sticky rice dumplings are also wonderful. Every meat-eating relative and friend I have ever brought here has been impressed by the food. This is an intimate, consistently good restaurant whose prices are quite reasonable (a typical bill including tip costs $20/person). This restaurant does not serve desserts but after all of the food you will want to try you won't have room for dessert anyway. Try this restaurant, you won't regret it! (A note to people who do not eat dairy - I believe this restaurant is vegan.)