Theisha Frazier

I used to come here after partying, so most times, I was feeding my liquor. I remembered the food being good. This time when I went, I was sober. The food was just alright. Will I go back, maybe. But it's definitely not as good as I remember. You can find a better gyro in the city for those prices. 2 gyro platters was $28.05. It came with fries and a small fountain drink.

I went here for a Fever event. It was dedicated to Adele and her music. The building is absolutely stunning. I only visited the one room of the concert. The room was decorated beautifully with faux candles all over. I didn't know what to expect at the event but I was completely blown away and loved the experience. The only thing I didn't like was the parking. There were no parks close by which I understand because it's a residential area with lots of houses and businesses. I'd definitely attend another event here

Went here on a Tuesday evening at about 6 pm. The restaurant was empty except for 1 table that was seated. We were greeted quickly. The waitress was nice and she answered our questions about sake. There's a lot to view on the menu. It's a bit overwhelming. I guess I'm so used to menus at quick Chinese spots in the neighborhood.

I ordered General Tso with 2 veggie eggrolls, and my friend got the beef and broccoli. Both came with white rice. The food came to the table piping hot and it was fresh. The general Tso was delicious, not as crispy as I prefer, but it was still good. The beef and broccoli were the winners. The beef was very tender, and it was seasoned well. The food tasted authentic and the quality was much better than the restaurants in my neighborhood. I'll definitely be back.

Try the sake if you go. I prefer the it cold, but when it's hot it brings a quicker buzz.

Price was about $60, including 2 servings of sake. 1 serving of sake was enough for 2 people.