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Flavors Of Asia

Flavors Of Asia

831 S Clinton Ave, Rochester, New York, USA, 14620, United States

Fish • Soup • Sushi • Asian


"This place should not be on Happy Cow. They are completely hostile to vegans. Though they have a vegan menu almost nothing on it is actually vegan. The tofu is fried in the same oil as chicken, making it not vegan. I mentioned this to the waitress, she dismissed our concern because she used to be a vegan and is now so over that, she had no patience for those of us still consumed by it apparently. So we ordered a fresh spring roll, which was actually good and tasted vegan. Nice Hoisin sauce.. But then we ordered a Tom Yum lemongrass soup. It tasted like fish sauce even though the waitress checked with the kitchen and they denied putting fish sauce in it. We also ordered two Chinese main dishes, tofu steamed because the fried was not vegan and vegetables, one with garlic sauce one with Szechuan sauce. Both of them tasted so much like meat. We asked the waitress about it, she talked to the kitchen and they denied cooking it with meat fat. Perhaps the wok was so coated with so much meat fat that they didn't even realize how much taste the cookware imparted. It was so disgusting. Inedible. The waitress wanted to assure us that eating tofu fried in a vat with chicken doesn't normally cause stomach problems for vegans. We mentioned that we are vegan for ethical reasons so no amount of chicken fat is ok with us. And the way she was denying that anything had any meat taste in it was a sort of gaslighting. At least they comped our uneaten meal. They could have charged us for the tea and the fresh spring rolls that were fine, but they didn't ask us to pay for those, so I do appreciate that."

Serendipity Cafe And

Serendipity Cafe And

1 Los Angeles Ave, Moorpark, United States Of America

Cafe • Wine • Steak • Cheese


"Afterward, we moved to our table on the dining side. The food was good, though not outstanding and a bit overpriced. Our friends ordered sweet carrots as a side dish, but it turned out the kitchen accidentally used salt instead of sugar. How does that even happen? Additionally, our server did not check on us throughout the meal; we had to call the manager from across the room. The restaurant was not busy at all, with only three tables occupied during dinner. We decided to split a pork chop, but our server claimed it couldn't be done in the kitchen because it was "too hard." I managed to split it easily at our table—what was their excuse? To make matters worse, the server started clearing our plates while one person was still eating. Then he asked if we wanted dessert. Seriously, look at the table—someone was still enjoying their meal! It’s not like they were trying to turn the table over quickly, as there were only four occupied tables at that moment. While I think this place makes an effort, they seem to miss the mark. I doubt we’ll return. Oh, one last thing! At exactly 6 PM, the server approached us to see if we wanted more drinks. When we asked for them, since Happy Hour ended at 6, he casually informed us that there were no more Happy Hour prices because it had just ended a minute ago, so we would have to pay full price. That was quite frustrating."