"We were hoping for a more traditional dining experience at this restaurant. The vegetables were fresh and flavorful, and the meats were tasty, but unfortunately, the lo mein noodles fell short. They were small and spongy, and the sauce wasn't very appealing. When I mentioned that my daughter wasn't enjoying her meal, the staff didn't respond. While other aspects of the meal were satisfactory, we ended up sharing the rice and soup. The egg drop soup was good, but the portion sizes were small and the prices felt high. Overall, it was a decent lunch for the three of us, but it cost nearly $90. We ordered spring rolls, sesame chicken with vegetables, lo mein noodles, three waters, and one hot tea. The waiter did check on our drinks a couple of times, so the service was attentive. We visited on a Tuesday for lunch."
