The Breakers Restaurant
7728 US Hwy 14, Crystal Lake, IL, 60012
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Address :
7728 US Hwy 14
Crystal Lake, IL, 60012 - Phone (815) 459-9860
- Website https://www.breakerstikibar.com/
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Opening Hours
- Tue
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Categories
Chinese Cuisine
The popularity of Chinese food in America can be adjudicated by the appearance of China Town in many major cities in the United State of America. The popular trend of ordering or opting for Chinese take away food isn't unknown in America. Chinese take away food comes to rescue when you're too tired from work or too exhausted to cook. No one can resist the temptation of eating spicy noodles, shrimp, chicken, beef or pork cooked in the sweet and spicy sauce. The cooking method of authentic Chinese food is a lot different compared to what is served in America.
Generally, Chinese use dark meat small bones and organs to cook dishes but this changes when you are eating American-Chinese fusion food prepared using white boneless meat cooked with broccoli, carrots and onions. Back in China, the food is less spicy and oily as they favor steaming and braising method for cooking the most popular dishes. So, if you have a taste for authentic Chinese food, then try finding a real Chinese restaurant in the city. You can also try the most popular fusion Chinese food like Pecking Duck, Chicken Feet, Hot Pot, Shrimp Dumpling Soup, Mapo Tofu, Wontons, Chop Suey, Egg Rolls and not to forget Fortune Cookies.
There are not many restaurants in America serving authentic Chinese food. A little research on Restaurant Listings directory can help you locate the best Chinese restaurants in the city. Chinese cuisine is continuously evolving, and you can find a variety of dishes categorized as the food for lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, vegan, vegetarian, and diabetic friendly. So, if you have a group of friends with different taste patterns, save the hassle and visit the nearest Chinese restaurant in your city.
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Amanda G.
Fun place , kids like to go. Enjoy the food. Just a fun time been 2xs tried different stuff enjoyed all of it just wish we got a lil more white rice. Second time was crowded and had to wait for a table they almost didnt want to put 2 together for our group of 7 they were going to have us wait 30- 45 min and had 2 open 4 tops next to each other after 15 min they decided to push them together . Fun music singers decorative walls . Deink specials
(4)D L.
The food and beverage has been great on a consistent basis, couldn't wait for it to re opening after the short "pardon our dust, remodel' Can't beat their specialty drinks. It's an old time Crystal Lake Lake classic, what a fun step into the past!
(4)Kathryn S.
Poor service and below average food. Cluttered atmosphere was small and loud making it hard to move and hold conversation. This brings me to the next point, the waitress got too close for comfort. She also made unnecessary comments that made my party feel unwelcome including: "have you never been here?" and"You didn't use that mustard did you?" There was also a spider that fell from the ceiling on to my boyfriends arm during our meal. The fried wantons were darker than they should have been and the chicken fried rice had less flavor than expected. Again below average Americanized Chinese-where do you get good Chinese in the Woodstock/Crystal Lake area? Overall not a positive experience and we will not be returning.
(1)Stephanie L.
Eh, fun drinks but the food is below average. Slow service and a very cramped dining room. If you do end up going here, get a Mai Tai, it comes with rock candy in it! But be careful, they're strong.
(2)Ron Patti F.
Shrimp and lobster dinner was very good and made to order as I had them substitute black beans for mushrooms.
(3)Josh Z.
Awful awful place. Food is terrible! Service is disgraceful!! Drinks have nothing to be desired about. Famous Mai tai get real!!! Thought I was drinking fruit punch OJ and Bacardi rum. You can seriously do better anywhere else in crystal lake. Place is also in need of a serious upgrade.
(1)John R.
I agree that the egg rolls are good, but tonight was my last visit to this place. The staff spends more time talking at the bar than their tables. If you want a refill on your 8 ounce coke, you'll have to buy it for another 1.50. The entrees aren't what they used to be and the place needs a front to back scrubbing.
(1)Geoff B.
The best Chinese Food in Crystal Lake. Great Atmosphere! Me and my family go there all the time. Really good for big groups, just order a bunch of platters and share them.
(4)Jason G.
So, I have driven past this place 1,234 times and never made the stop. Mostly due to the fact that it usually looks closed and the exterior's appearance never struck me as a place I must try. Well, this past Friday night that all changed and so did my Chinese benchmark! My parents have been here a few times over the years, and they invited my little ones and me to join (the wife was working). I made reservations for the 5 of us and we were place in the back corner circle table. This was perfect, because we all like to order different entrees and share, so we were able to use the lazy susan thing in the middle of the table to spin the dishes around to everyone. We had Kelly as our waitress and she was just fantastic. Very nice to my little ones and was very attentive to our table...she even gave my chicks some extra little "toys" to play with, along with their crayons. We started off with drinks and I, of course, based on all the previous reviews, had no hesitation in ordering a Mai Tai. It most definitely did not disappoint! My parents ordered a Bloody Mary (seemed random, but my mom is like that sometimes) and my Pops had a few glasses of wine. All were to our liking. We placed our entree orders and started off with the egg rolls. These must have fallen from the Chinese Gods (most likely Buddha becuase he is fat and probably likes eating egg rolls) because they were just amazing. In our Chinese dining experiences, we measure the restaurant by two things: the egg rolls and the Shrimp with Lobster sauce...Breakers is now tops! They were large, had little slices in them (I'm guessing to let the steam out), filled with tons of flavorful meaty filling and left me thinking "crap I should have ordered a couple more!". We ordered Beef with Broccoli (for the little ones), Shrimp with Lobster sauce, General Tso's Chicken and a Chicken dish that was recommended by Kelly. Everything was delicious, but the Shrimp with Lobster sauce was hands down all of our favorite. Just thinking about it starts me to crave it. Not sure about some of the bad reviews and where they came from, but I'm guessing from the dates of many of them, that they were before the car crashed into the building. Kelly said it happened a few years ago. I' assuming they upgraded the whole kitchen and that made for the needed improvements, since that is where Kelly said the car hit, and thus making for better outcomes in their food preparation. Anyway, if you're jonesing for some Chinese food in the area, skip all other places and head straight for the Breakers...you'll be happy you did. I suppose that is why they have been around for 60 plus years! I know we'll be back many more times.
(5)Pam D.
We met up for dinner a few weeks ago with some old friends and really enjoyed ourselves. The atmosphere is kitchy kool tiki bar and this place has tike gravitas. It has survived a long time!!!! The tropical drinks were great, the egg rolls were terrific and the entrees were pretty darn good. I want to come back and try more items in the future. The service was outstanding, but we were with regulars, so they knew the ropes as it were. We will be back. I just LOVE tiki!!!!
(4)David M.
I'd agree with some previous reviews, décor is totally tacky, can tell its been this way forever, and the food passable... Service stands out though with nice, friendly, attentive staff. Tried the navy grog, not as potent as billed though I was careful to not have two lol. Back to food, I brought leftovers home but ended up throwing away as each time I saw it in the fridge I went "nah" lol Go there again? Doubtful
(3)Keith O.
So having returned from a not so long ago Key West vacation, we were jonsing for a Mai Tai and some tropical atmosphere. So along with another couple we decided to try the Breakers this past Friday. Why not...the reviews were mixed but the Mai Tai's were always spoken of very highly. Plus they had live entertainment, so how bad could it be? Good things first impressions don't last. We walked in to a very scary rendition of Puff the Magic Dragon being sung be the entertainer and apparently some woman that was a customer. Not good. Almost comical. We all looked at one another and said "one drink and we're out of here". Fortunately, she only accompanied him for Puff. We ended up having more than one, and enjoyed some terrific appetizers. And the Mai Tai is world class, and that comes from a guy that first started enjoying them at Trader Vic's at the Palmer House almost 35 years ago. Most importantly though, we had a great time. The people were fun, the atmosphere, albeit 1950's, was awesome, and it's definitely a joint we'll excitedly go back to again. I just hope the food measures up to the outstanding drinks!
(4)Colleen F.
If you are thinking of eating here I have two words for you... NO! DON'T!!! My co-workers and I ordered dinner from them and all agreed it was the worst Chinese food we've ever had. I ordered General Tso's chicken (so did my boss) and we both agreed it's one of the benchmarks of a good Chinese restaurant. What we got was dry crunchy chicken (not sure how the center was crunchy when it seemed to be shredded white chicken-like material) covered in yellow gelatinous goo that resembled melted chicken fat. If you are a General Tso's aficionado you know it comes in a hot and spicy RED sauce. There was virtually no flavor at all and after exchanging a few disgusted looks, my boss and I threw out our poor excuse for Chinese food. A co-worker who ordered egg rolls tossed them in the trash proclaiming, "Wtf is this?! Shredded green crap in a soggy mass of wet breading? Yuck!" Long story short, $70 worth of food ended up in the trash and my boss ordered us pizza. If you want better Chinese food I recommend going to Panda Express or having some random Chinese person with the flu vomit on a plate for you. Maybe their Mai Tai's are good.. I'll never know because of having such a bad experience, but maybe you need a few to make their food seem palatable. I learned in college that even dirty taco cart food tasted good after a night of chugging Keystone Light and bottles of Boone's.. Final word... AVOID!!!!
(1)Laura A.
Still the best Mai Tai this side of Hawaii!! They now feature live music entertainment and it makes for a very fun night out. I would give this place 6 stars if I could.
(5)Mary Ann K.
Mai tai's were very good but the food was the worst Chinese we have ever had! Will only go back for the Mai tai's!
(1)D. V.
Good food, very kitchy decor, but cute.
(3)Stef F.
Holy effin' Mai-tai's Batman! I've thought this over for awhile lately, pondered it really. I'm ready to admit it. Breaker's has the best fruity drink I HAVE EVER HAD. Not that I should be heading to AA soon, but I say this with great confidence as I've had my share of cocktails. Or two. Or six. No one's counting unless there's embarrassment involved. Truth be told. I went on a first date with my now hubby here. Said the whole, "oh, I don't drink very much speech" and then proceeded to get Mai-tai tipsy. Long story short, proceeded to behave very unladylike, and fast forward a few years later and I'm married. I must give due thanks to the Mai-tai gods for that one. The recipe is a secret, it's a dark rose color, and you get a sugar candy swizzle stick. It's wonderfully tart, and just one will not do. I drive over an hour here every few months just to get my fix. As for the restaurant itself...it's old, it's kitchy, it's tiki. No, it's not fancy, but it's chill and fun. Don't expect too much, and you'll be happy. My favorites here? Egg rolls to die for. Apricot sweet and sour sauce is amazing. Shrimp appetizer is yummy. I always get the chicken in lobster sauce and the pork fried rice, and it's consistently great. Yes, service is hit or miss. But, if you have crap service than just get another Mai-tai, and all is right in the world.
(4)Ken K.
Best egg rolls EVER! Inside looks like the resturant Henry Hill and Tommy D. burnt down in "Goodfellas" Food...eeeeaaahhh....edible, but not great....reminds me of the blah pepper steak my Mom used to make
(3)Julie L.
We finally went to The Breakers the other night. I really enjoyed it. I was a bit unsure what to expect after reading the mixed reviews here on Yelp, however everything about our visit chalked up to a great experience. We went on a Saturday night about 7pm. It was definitely packed but we didn't have to wait for a table at all. For Appetizers, we ordered an eggroll which was really great. One of the better ones I've had. Also ordered Crab Ragoon which was AWESOME! I'd say the best Crab Ragoon I've had in the west burbs so far. For entrees - I ordered Gai Ding Chow Mein. It was REALLY good. Chicken, Chinese vegetables, pan fried noodles (very thin) ...yum! The portion was a large size and I had enough for leftovers which I ate the next day...and I rarely eat leftovers! My husband had Beef & Broccoli and Shrimp Fried Rice. He liked his quite well. I tried the fried rice and that was very good too. Of course we ordered Mai Tai's. They were delicious! Came with a swizzle stick/rock candy, which was a fun little addition to the drink. We will definitely go back to The Breakers and hope to bring some friends with us next time. It was a fun experience, great food, with great service and drinks. It is the old lounge type of atmosphere/tiki bar, like the other reviews describe. To me, that was part of the fun and it was neat going to a place that is different with some character.
(4)The Decide R.
If your looking for good old fashioned Chinese come here, fried rice is the color it should be... Brown, not that nasty frozen dinner yellow stuff that the others serve. The egg foo young is never disappointing and the gravy is made from scratch. Not to mention the mixed drinks will make the experience that much more enjoyable:)
(4)Franklin D.
Yikes! I really wanted to like this place...unfortunately... Bored staff sitting in the corner talking or hanging out at the bar. Remember 20 years ago when your mom used to make you La Choy chop suey out of a jar? Well they still serve it at the Breakers...just ask for the Kung Pao chicken entree if you don't believe me. Something like $12 for a few slices off a chicken breast and some vegetable pieces in that nasty ol gloppy sauce. We also ordered a sweet'n'sour chicken entree....it was nearly identical. Few pieces of chicken, onion slices, couple pineapple chunks, totally drowning in this odd vinegar sauce. The prices were seriously jacked up too. Kids wanted a "cheese sandwich"... $4.50 each for a slice of kraft cheese between two slices of wonderbread and a side of disgusting sweet mayonnaise.
(1)Corin W.
We've driven past this place a hundred times and I always wanted to try it because of the Tiki-bar look. Yesterday after an all day sustainability event at MCC we were hungry and tired. We stopped at the Breakers and, man, I'm I glad we did! Dude! I have a weakness for Tiki bars: spent too much time in Hala Kahiki in my twenties, so the Breakers had me right from the get-go with it's groovy Tiki ambiance. Our awesome waitress Kelley greeted us with a playful smile. She was upbeat, bright and attentive and genuine. In fact, I watched all the waitresses and they were all warm and attentive to their guests! We had the dinner for two and it was a really good choice. Now--let me tell you, I am so tired of Chinese places that give you a crappy frozen egg roll as an appetizer--so often has it happened that I've stopped ordering eggrolls all together. It's so easy to do egg rolls right and so many places do them wrong. But I saw people oohing and ahhing over the egg rolls at The Breakers and now I'm gonna definitely try them when I go back. As for us--our dinner came with fried shrimp as an appetizer and they were a wonderful way to start our meal. Tasty and tender and they weren't stingy with the shrimp! And the tea--don't let me forget the tea--it was Oolong, my fave!!! I'm so tired of Chinese places throwing some bitter black tea at you that's been sitting around all day. Not the Breakers--freshly brewed Oolong--awesomesauce!!! The Kung Bao is some of the best I've ever had. The egg fu young was tender and NOT GREASY--i'm so sick of greasy egg fu young. The fried rice was delicate and richly flavored, AS IT SHOULD BE; you don't need to smother fried rice in soy sauce and salt. Almond cookies are a must for me--I love to finish a meal with tea and and almond cookie and my dining companion had the ice cream that came with our meal (I was too stuffed and we brought most of the fried rice home.) This is now my favorite Chinese joint and I look forward to many groovy meals under the watchful eyes of the Tiki Gods. Awesome experience! You gotta know, though--they're closed on Monday and Tuesday and they're only open for dinner the other days. But still, most of the tables were reserved for Saturday night dining. This place is popular with the locals so keep that in mind.
(5)Taylor O.
The Yelp dilemma again: it deserves a zero star rating. Outside the neon sign and 50's tiki bar meets the once unknown and exotic China beckons you to swing three feet off the highway and see what they have to offer or what they think Chinese food is. So it took me three months of trying every other restaurant on US14 but the time to visit came. Walking inside I was not disappointed with the dark interior only an aged venue can provide with one good strong dose of kitsch. The cute host directed me to a window spot overlooking a little 'pond' with cement painted light blue just like at Putt Putt. The wait staff was slow and not helpful. I ordered shrimp I got a soggy mess of the worst chicken I have ever eaten with soggy clearly from a can peas and mushrooms. It was so revolting I couldn't bring myself to complain. I ate a few pieces and got the hell out. The hostess was sitting at the bar bored... I thought about consoling her but then I was overwhelmed by the extreme need to leave this institution not fit for prison food. +Five Stars for vintage Style... minus a million stars for the food.
(1)K. M.
1st time visiting the Breakers. Was apprehensive about actually going - have heard mixed reviews (dirty interior, bad food, etc). The interior was kitschy and old, but wasn't "dirty" by any means. It was a different and unique dining experience. Didn't try any of the famous mai tai drinks, but will next time. Ordered egg drop soup (was a bit weird, water chestnuts and mushrooms were added?) and crab rangoon for appetizers. The crab rangoon were small, kind of lukewarm, and lacking the filling. Would be good if they were bigger! While the sweet and sour chicken was delicious, there were too many added veggies and not enough chicken to the dish. Loved what little chicken there was in it, though! And the chicken fried rice was the absolute best I've ever had. Love the added bean sprouts on top and it was delicious. Overall, I would recommend this place & will definitely be ordering take out (for the fried rice and sweet & sour chicken)!
(4)Kellie M.
We used to go all the way to Red Dragon in Elmhurst. We refused to eat at China Town or Plum Garden in McHenry. No more travel for us for we have found Breakers in Crystal Lake!! This place is great! The food is very fresh and cooked perfectly. The customer service was amazing. The hostess and our waitress went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed but they weren't annoyingly in our face all night either. Both were very friendly. I will admit when we first walked into the hallway area there was a musty smell like an old, wet carpet but once we entered the actual restaurant, I only smelled delicious food. I also didn't visit the restrooms so I can't say if they were clean or not. The restaurant is definitely old and doesn't seem to have an updated decor in a while. We did each order a Mai Thai which is supposedly what they are known for (you can also order it to take out by the gallon or by the half gallon or just one). I didn't like it at all (I am a loyal Bob Chin's Mai Thai drinker). It was not so much "fruity and light" as it was COMPLETELY FILLED WITH STRONG ALCOHOL!!! We'll definitely be making this our local Chinese place. We really liked it.
(4)Chad L.
I too really wanted to love this place, its close to home it has a cool tiki bar feel and it has history, what it doesn't have is very good food. We visited on a Thursday night and were pleasantly surprised when it wasn't as busy as it is usually, and after eating here I'm not still not sure why it gets so busy aside from the cheap meals, I guess thats all it takes. We started with the Crab Rangoons that are advertised on the walls on pink placards: "New Appetizer Crab Rangoons 5 pc for $5.00" who could pass that up. Wish we would have. They were fried to death, and the contents was strange. I could make out the Krab but the only other thing i could identify was rice, which is just filler and I didn't see any cream cheese. Regardless they were sent back. Our waitress asked if we wanted another order and I said if they weren't burnt i would. SHe said they all came out that way. Guess someone should tell them that if they take them out earlier they wouldn't get that way, but i'm no cook, but apparently their cooks aren't either. Next up was Fried Shrimp for my wife and Shrimp fried rice for me. The Fried Shrimp was very nice, a light breading and fried just right, and the best part, the shrimp didn't have that metallic aftertaste that so many shrimp have these days. My shrimp fried rice was not bad but wasn't good either. It was just plain without a lot of flavor. We won't be going back. In hindsight I wish i would have tried the Mai Tai as it may have improved the food.
(1)Erin S.
I wish I could give them 10 stars! The best Chinese food ever. The egg rolls are unique and delicious. I have been a loyal customer for 20 years. I do more take out than eating there but both are equally excellent. The service is friendly and prompt. I would recommend The Breakers to anyone and everyone!!!
(5)Carrie c.
I really want to love this place! My family ate here a lot when I was a kid 20-25 years ago...so many fond memories! It got two stars because I know what it used to be and what it could be again. the interior hasn't been updated...ever. I like the theme of the place, but old dirty carpets, dirty bathrooms...it would just be better if everything at least appeared cleaner. Their food does not taste the same as it has in the past...no where near as good as it used to be. The "plate charge" is absolutely ridiculous. If I order an appetizer in any restaurant, a plate to eat it off of comes along with it... Someone needs to buy the place and overhaul it ...bring back the quality customer service, great food, and fun ambiance!
(2)Chris J.
I am really confused why Breakers is getting such bad reviews???? I drive over an hour from Chicago to eat there! I discovered Breakers only 5 years ago and I wish I knew about it a lot longer. Best egg rolls around with that killr sweet n sour sauce to dip it in, the Kung Pao is to die for with a good kick to it and amazing egg foo young. Wash it all down with one of 2 really good cocktails either the Navy Grog or the Mai Tai. Finish it all off with a nice cup of peppermint ice cream!
(5)Carlee Z.
We go to Illinois every other year. My husbands grandparents live really close to Breakers. We had the food a bunch, but had never gone in until our recent trip. The food was just as good, if not better then I had remembered (yeah they have amazing egg rolls and mai tais). The inside was fun, we will def go again when we are back in town.
(4)Ryan H.
Sadly, The Breakers lost a 40 year customer tonight. We have been going to The Breakers twice a month, and sometimes more often, for many, many years. The food and cocktails have always been very good. Recently, they began charging customers a $2.50 "service plate" charge. I have never agreed with the concept of "service plate" when a table of 5 orders appetizers, several entrees, cocktails, etc. The last time we dined at The Breakers, I questioned the "service plate" charge. The server was a little bit annoyed at my questioning, but she did the right thing and removed the service plate charge. Tonight, our table of 5 ordered appetizers, entrees and cocktails totalling $100. I reviewed the bill (as I always do) and saw that Danny, our long-time server charged us a $2.50 "service plate" charge. We debated whether we would discuss the issue with Danny or not. I felt very strongly that if the right message isn't delivered, they will continue with this policy that I strongly disagree with. When our change came, I called it to Danny's attention. Instead of doing the right thing, he argued about it with me. Arguing with a customer in a restaurant is a HUGE NO NO in my book. Tonight, it cost Danny a $30 tip and The Breakers a very good customer. To the owners of The Breakers -- Your food has always been good. The cocktails have always been excellent too. We have many fond memories dining at The Breakers. But to charge your long time, loyal customers $2.50 to eat off one of your plates when you are in the restaurant business and expected to provide your customers with plates to eat off of is inexcusable -- and for that reason, tonight you lost a loyal customer who has been doing business with your establishment for the last 40 years. In this day and age, competition in the restaurant business is fierce. You need to do everything in your power to retain your loyal customers. Tonight, your "service plate" policy cost you a valuable group of customers and your server Danny forefeited his tip for being argumentative. Indeed I will miss the excellent egg rolls and the cocktails, but sadly, that will never overshadow the sour taste left in my mouth after this evenings dining experience.
(1)Marc B.
Aloha oukou! Man, this is some Old School Chinese. The decor is awesome. Fresh from the 1950's and 1960's when America had a fascination with our newly acquired state (Hawaii became a state in 1959). Their food comes from that same era when Americans were wary of foreign Chinese food and smart Chinese restaurateurs adapted their dishes to suit American tastes -- bland, sweet and unsophisticated. This is the real Old School deal here people. From the emphasis on their tiki cocktails to dishes served in stainless steel chargers. Tip: Try to get a seat in the back by the garden. You don't go here for good Chinese food. Go to Chen Wok for that. Go here to step back in time, have a fruity cocktail and some Old School Chinese. Sometimes that just hits the spot. Surf's up, dude.
(3)Rich P.
Want to go to a place where "everybody knows your name", the bartenders are outstanding, the wait staff is friendly, the atmosphere is tropical, the entertainment on weekends is quailty and - oh by the way - they have great food - than head for the Breakers! We have been going there for 13 years and have never had a bad experience.
(5)Robert C.
No refills on an 8oz Coke? Are you kidding me?! Management acted like l was crazy for expecting that. Will never go back.
(1)Larry B.
a great TIKI bar with some pretty good Polynesian food. Love the Pupu platter and the Canton shrimp. Good fried rice too. THier tropical drinks are FULL of booze!
(4)Greg O.
This place is not good at all. You get a very american version of chinese food and it tastes very bland and boring. Drinks are good though
(1)Jan K.
We ate at The Breakers last night with friends. The atmosphere was throwback tiki bar, dated but fun. We ordered the dinner for six, plus one extra that I can't remember the name of......fried shrimp, veggies. The food brought me back to the Cantonese style that I grew up eating in Chicago Chinese restaurants. Love the bean sprouts. There was more than enough food for six; lots of take home boxes. The egg rolls were great, again, like the ones I grew up with. The mai tais were tasty too. Everyone in our party enjoyed the food. Our server was friendly and prompt and didn't rush us through the meal.
(3)sherry g.
one of the very few truly good oriental restaurants in the area. Our favorite!!! Love it and their egg rolls are yummy.
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