Q: negative

A: Nothing "sensationnel" about this place. If you are looking for a french bistro feel go to Epcot. The decor or lack of it was cold and run down. Pancakes and waffles looked good and were big. Their sausage was tasty and the hot chocolate was rich . Everything else I tried meh. We ordered biscuits to start and they had a "reheated for a third time" texture and taste. They were already cut in half so they could reheat the inside. I ordered the bagel sandwich trying to keep it simple but after a long session of jaw aerobics trying to chew the rubber-like, over-fried egg I only ate half from exhaustion. The "Peasant Potatoes" were cold and not fresh and trademarked? WHY? Service was ok but making a line to pay is for fast food restaurants and the always reliable Waffle House.

Q: negative

A: Again, a sham. We were happy to have Wazoo pick up the furniture. We don't teach Judo classes. There was never a "perfect replacement." Rick, the owner of Wazoo kept our money, went on 'vacation' numerous times, was hard to get a hold of and never refunded us. Bottom line, we are now stuck with two pieces of crap couches made of particle board and 1x1s. Buy here ONLY if you want cheap furniture and poor customer service!

Q: negative

A: Came here because I saw that it was 4 stars on Yelp... But I thought they had other things other than just noodle soup type stuff and other random little things... Blehhh, didn't have what I wanted or was craving, so I kinda just walked out. Idk, it's just like... It's a typical asian place to have other dishes too, not just noodle soups and other random things. Then again, I'm also really picky. Maybe I'll come here another day and try out their pho or something.

Q: negative

A:
I went here for dinner and was very disappointed. I have been craving Indian food for a while and decided to go for a chicken tikki dish. What I got was a chicken fajita on a hot plate with onions, bell peppers, carrots. Then a separate bowl of bland sauce-the same sauce that my companion got on her bland food. For $14, I would have at least expected a tortilla to go with it. The naan was really salty and buttery. I also ordered garlic naan and got what even the waiter called "garlic bread". The only good thing was the mango lassi. I wish I could be more positive, but I've had better fast food Indian in strip malls.