Pan-Asian entrees, plus imported beer & sake, served in a relaxed space with outdoor seating.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 333 US-290 # 437, Dripping Springs, TX 78620
Phone: (512) 894-0707
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Reviews
Keith Ryder
Really upset with the food this time. In this Beef and Broccoli this Brown sauce (supposed to be dark brown and the consistency of a light gravy) was very watery and light. With it covering a carrot I could see the carrot. And as you can see the meat is rather dry and has more carrots than anything.
… moreNick S
Don’t waste your time… they are only still in business because there is not yet any competition in the Dripping Springs area. I have ordered delivery a dozen times. The food is usually okay, but the delivery service is horrible. I have tried to order on three different occasions for delivery, only to be told the delivery driver called out sick. Tonight, I placed an order for 4 people–they told me 1 hour to an hour and fifteen minutes. I called an hour and 45 minutes later, only to be informed the delivery driver had to leave work, so they had to call in a replacement!? Two hours later, still no food. I called back, the two people working were friendly, but the GM here is always MIA. I can’t wait for another, ANY other, Chinese place to come into town and put them out of business. There delivery fee is also outrageous for this type of service.
… moreZac Shearer
I’m an out-of-towner here for work and I stopped by to try the spicy orange chicken. Portion of meat you get with the meal compared to the amount of rice and sauce seem to lacking. The sauce was decadent, but what’s the point if there’s no substance to go along with it?
… moreZoe Skelton
This really is genuinely terrible, and I have a guilty pleasure for greasy spoon American style Chinese food. I’ve been there many times and everything I’ve ordered has had some “What were they thinking??” quality. The most recent order was Mongolian beef that had a few sad pieces of stir fried meat and literally a cup or more of 1 inch segments of green onions. The sauces are all wrong. The rice is alternately under cooked or mush. You’d do just as well to go across the street and pick up microwave dinner.
… moreLee
Food is good. Our experience was concerning “to go” orders. Pricing was not consistent each time. Talked to manager who insisted we were wrong and talked more than listened. She did not try to resolve the issue.
… moreBrian Andrews
Worst food ever! The chicken that came with my meal looked and tasted like frozen chicken nuggets. Guess they are to cheap to hire a cook that can cook Asian food. The owner was there, entertaining a woman, and did not once check to see if her business was running right and quality food was being served. Will never eat there again.
… moreEmily Magee
I tried delivery for the first time last night. It wasn’t quite what you’d expect from Americanized Chinese food, but I’ll be going back. The meat was good quality, the vegetables were fresh and plentiful and it wasn’t greasy or salty. I was pleasantly surprised.
… moreVincent Alberico
All the wrong tastes. The ingredients were fresh and not spoiled but the sauces tasted nothing like Asian food. Pad Thai used the wrong noodles and was lacking of any real Thai spices and had an interesting mix of vegetables . The kung pao was equally bad. I have to agree with the other poster that zero competition keeps this place going. I hope they will actually do a little work to learn how to better prepare Asian dishes.
… moreLauren Cervera
Good food! Egg roll was a little oniony. The sweet and sour sauce MUST be house-made. It’s the best I ever had! Based on quality I’d say it was all house-made.
… moreJohn W Bond
Reliable, consistent food. Unique spin on traditional Asian dishes. Tendency to use too much sauce. I ordered most dishes with light sauce or sauce on the side. Feel free to mix it up and create your own dishes.
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