Walls display Hot Wheels collections and JDM car ads, creating a unique, eclectic decor. The atmosphere feels cozy and inviting with a family-run vibe. Seating is limited but comfortable, blending indoor and outdoor options.
Thai tea stands out with rainbow jelly and boba options. It costs 4 dollars when paired with a rice entrΓ©e and has a spicy flavor profile.
Fried chicken skin stands out with a crispy texture. The spicy fried chicken lard appetizer adds a bold kick. Kao Gai Sap offers a flavorful fried chicken option.
"The Thai basil chicken here is a savory must-try dish."
"The tea here is so delicious and tasty."
"I loved the fried chicken skin."
Good to know
Portions are generous and prices are reasonable.
The chicken rice option has an additional charge of $1.
You can get a Thai tea for $4 with a rice entrΓ©e.
Small, bright space with cozy booths and sunlit windows creates a warm, laid-back atmosphere. Crowded yet welcoming vibe fills the room with active energy. Focus on fresh, quality ingredients complements the positive, neighborhood feel.
Refreshing tea drinks include Pineapple & Orange Iced Tea and mango green tea. These teas offer a fruity balance that pairs well with meals.
A big, crispy fried chicken thigh forms the heart of the Mad Chick sandwich. It stays juicy inside and packs a lot of flavor, making it a satisfying choice for fried chicken.
Good to know
The parking lot can fill up quickly, so arrive early.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
They offer vegan options that are well-executed.
Vietnamese restaurant with a cozy interior and a small outdoor patio offers a warm, mom and pop vibe despite a slightly commercial look. The space feels a bit cramped but maintains a good, lively atmosphere without loud music. It gets very busy during lunch, attracting a steady flow of guests.
Thai iced tea stands out with a rich, sweet flavor. The iced tea options are consistently delicious and refreshing.
Fried chicken comes in a variety of dishes like rice bowls and banh mi. It often has a super flavorful taste but can sometimes be burnt and inedible.
Good to know
You can order ahead on their website to save time.
Expect long lines during lunch hours, but they move quickly.
Parking is available out front but can be limited.
Small space with modern interior design and cozy atmosphere offers both indoor and outdoor seating. The vibe stays quiet and chill, attracting a modest crowd during weekdays. Decorations and layout create an inviting, clean environment distinct from typical chain restaurants.
Black Thai iced tea stands out with a strong flavor. The Thai Duo Iced Tea offers a lighter, refreshing taste. Presentation is neat, and servers handle tea issues with apologies and occasional freebies.
Fried chicken features a light crispy skin and a juicy inside. The appetizer and fried chicken with rice both deliver delicious flavor.
Good to know
Dinner is very affordable at about $25 per person.
The menu is unique and visually fun to look at.
There is no MSG in the pho.
Small, cozy restaurant offers authentic Asian-style fried chicken with crispy, juicy texture and customizable seasoning powders. Casual, clean atmosphere suits quick, satisfying meals. Portions like the Crispy Box provide generous, well-seasoned servings ideal for sharing.
Tea comes with a tea time special that pairs well with popcorn chicken and a drink for a reasonable price. The tea itself is consistently really good and complements the food nicely.
Crispy and juicy describe the Asian-style fried chicken here. Popcorn Chicken stands out more than the Fried Chicken Burger.
Good to know
The tea time special includes 3 pieces of chicken, decent-sized popcorn chicken, and a drink for $9 plus tax.
Combo options include sides and drinks, offering great value.
A $2 tip is automatically included in the bill.
Large, bright Vietnamese restaurant with spacious indoor and outdoor seating and multiple big TVs showing scenes from Vietnam. Atmosphere feels authentic and relaxed, blending American pop and Vpop music at a moderate volume. Menu offers unique regional dishes and fresh seafood not commonly found in other local Vietnamese spots.
Offers customizable bubble tea with options like no sugar. Features Kumquat Iced Tea with Salted Plum that tastes refreshing and a Strawberry Lemon Iced Tea known for its sourness.
Fried chicken comes with sticky purple rice and has a very crunchy texture without much batter. It pairs well with other dishes like bun cha Ha noi and blood clams.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a promotion on duck noodle soup for $10 for a limited time.
The portions are large enough to share among three people.
The menu features dishes not commonly found at other Vietnamese restaurants.
Small space with open kitchen where food is prepared in front of diners creates an interactive vibe. Atmosphere is casual and can get busy, mostly attracting people who speak Chinese. Known for generous portions of Taiwanese street food including crispy chicken and halal options, it suits quick snacks more than full dinners.
Offers aiyu lemon tea and wintermelon tea as refreshing options. Bubble tea tastes poor compared to the others.
XXL fried chicken breast and thigh stand out for their size and freshness. Fried mushroom and XXL fried chicken bento offer a fresh and delicious combo.
Good to know
Expect a wait of about 15 minutes for your food during peak hours.
Seating is limited, best for two people; larger groups may struggle to sit together.
This location offers halal meat, catering to diverse dietary preferences.
Spacious coffee shop with modern, bright decor and clean, welcoming atmosphere. Music plays loudly, often 2000s dance hits, creating a lively but sometimes too loud vibe that can hinder conversation. Temperature tends to be on the cool side indoors, contrasting with the relaxed weekend energy.
Smooth honey matcha tea stands out among the drinks. Coffee and tea options include some interesting blends with two drinks rated as great.
Fried chicken features a crispy, flavorful breading with a spicy kick. The meat stays moist but can be plain or fall apart easily, and some pieces are large and tricky to eat.
Good to know
The prices for sandwiches start at almost $14, with waffle fries at $4.50.
Expect longer wait times due to a single self-service kiosk for ordering.
Bring a jacket as the cafe can be quite cold inside.