Been coming here for a while now, the food is always solid. Love the vibe, it&#39;s super friendly and fun. Only thing is, if you order takeout, be prepared to wait a bit longer than they say. Still, totally worth it for the food.

Been ordering delivery from this spot for a few months now. Food consistently arrives hot, often a bit earlier than the ETA. The hot and sour soup is my go-to. Solid and reliable.

We came for the hibachi show. The chef was really engaging and the portions were huge. The booths are comfortable, which is nice for a longer meal. It&#39;s a fun spot.

Ordered the chicken katsu curry for takeout. The curry had a nice depth of flavor, and the chicken was perfectly crispy, even after the short walk home. They have a couple of tables on the patio if you&#39;re not in a rush. Solid spot for a quick, satisfying meal.

The pupu platter for two was huge, really liked the crab rangoon. Shrimp fried rice had nice sweet onions in it.

Came for the pad eau with crispy duck. It was really tasty, the duck had a nice crisp to it. Sat outside, which was nice on a warm evening. Solid spot.

The Nepalese food here is so different from Indian or Chinese. We ordered a bunch of dishes to explore. The flavors are unique, really interesting. It&#39;s a nice change of pace.

Been a regular for years. The classics are still spot on, but I&#39;m really digging the new lamb shank special. They braised it for hours, super tender. Staff even helped me out to the car with my takeout.

The chicken burrito was a solid, filling choice. The hot sauce had a nice kick. I paired it with a local lager, which cut through the richness perfectly. Simple, satisfying lunch.

Samosas were great, naans were good. Went with the chicken tikka muglai instead of butter chicken - solid choice. The biryani was just okay, not what I was hoping for.

Rebecca&rsquo;s pasta recommendation was spot on for sharing with friends.

*Worst dining experience* I&#39;ve ever had, *no thanks* to the &quot;district manager&quot; named Rob, who -not only- appeared to be under the influence,  but -also- was VERY emotionally dysregulated and incapable of appropriately interacting with loyal customers.Today was the first time in over 2 decades as a loyal customer that I have ever had a complaint. I politely explained the situation and the &#39;manager&#39; responded very loudly and rudely stating, &quot;Look&#39;s like your just trying to be cheap and get out of paying for your meal because you can&#39;t afford it&quot;.... Mind you, prior to working in the medical field I was a manager for YEARS and never would even consider speaking to a customer in such a tone nor so disrespectfully to a military family.... in any case a professional manager would have come to the table and handled a simple customer complaint much better. It&#39;s literally part of the job description -AND- mind you, this was my first complaint ever. He did not even offer to re-make any of the food, again made multiple comments about how we &quot;can&#39;t seem to afford the bill&quot;, told me to &quot;pay the bill or he would call the cops.&quot; Thinking in the back of my mind how that would be a funny situation because the police would probably look right at him and ask if he is under the influence -or- why he is so aggressive and dysregulated. Such an inappropriate display from a &quot;manager.&quot; When I opened my wallet to get my visa he looked down at my military ID and rudely made a comment about how &quot;we don&#39;t care that you are military, we don&#39;t do that here&quot; which was very random.... and then he walked away making comments as he headed back to the kitchen... The elderly couple sitting near me asked if I wanted a recording of this to send to corporate. By this point I was not going to tolerate being disrespected any further by this terrible example of management and was thoroughly disgusted by this man&#39;s grotesque behavior. What a nightmare dining experience, this guy is not manager material!

The inside is much bigger than it looks from the street! We went on a Saturday evening and it was pretty full, but the tables are spaced nicely so it didn&#39;t feel crowded. The overall atmosphere is warm and cozy, like you&#39;re at a friend&#39;s place for dinner.

This spot is my go-to for a quick, healthy lunch. I really appreciate how fresh the ingredients always are. The grilled chicken salad is a staple for me&mdash;the greens are crisp and the protein is perfectly cooked. It&rsquo;s a reliable choice when I want something light and satisfying.

Been coming here for years, mostly for the seafood. But honestly, their steak and cheese sandwich is the real winner for me. Always perfectly grilled, never greasy. The waffle cones are good too, made fresh in-house.

The harvest bowl was fresh and tasty, and the pumpkin shake was a nice surprise. The mushroom burger was solid too. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price.

Solid roadside stop. The sandwiches are fresh and the soft serve is decent. It&rsquo;s exactly what you need for a quick lunch between meetings. Convenient location right off the highway.

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