Mexican food and Chinese food under one roof and not a buffet? The concept of this place is amazing, but the execution is something left to be desired. My girl and I wanted to have a great culinary experience at this place, but we left disappointed. The decor was pretty cool, taking pieces from both cultures. However, for being more of a tapas place, the table was tiny (couldn't fit more than two or three plates) and the chairs were kind of uncomfortable. The service was alright at best. The prices were not very friendly at all. The food was nothing spectacular. Being from LA, I could get just as good a taco from several trucks straight off the street. But, I did enjoy the lobster taco (way too pricey tho $10 for a small corn tortilla taco). We also did like the queso fundido w/ chorizo. That was definetly a tasty way to start of the meal! The scallop shumai were alright and the other tacos were ehh. Overall, we greatly overpaid for a mediocre brunch. The place seems pretty cool, but once you sit down and start eating, the allure of the decorations and swankiness seem to just fade. You leave with a lighter wallet and an unsatisfied belly. Note: For being a new place you would expect decent facilities right? Well my girlfriend comes back from the restroom and tells me that the lock wasn't working and that some girl had almost walked in on her using the restroom. Ladies beware! Haha!

negative

Never. Going. Back. They get the one star rating for service (I believe his name was Milan or Milam). He was good. If I were just rating the food, it would be zero stars if possible. I haven't been to an iHop for years - they sort of fell out of favor for me years ago when they changed their pancake recipe or how they made them, or something. However, my hubby and I were headed to the outlet mall, and hadn't had breakfast yet, and thought ... why not? Well, here's why not. I ordered the same thing I ordered for years - the Country Omelet with the pancakes. I remember the omelet being a wonderful mix of hash browns, onions, ham and cheese, with a dollop of sour cream on top. Ummm....you've heard of the "where's the beef" lady? I was about to become the "where's the ham" lady. There were about 6 tiny cubes of ham in the whole thing, and very little cheese. However, there was a TON of hash browns and then a lot of onions - yes, the cheapest ingredients. Imagine my surprise when the bill came to find out that this omelet cost $12.99! I admit - I didn't look on the menu, I knew what I wanted before we even got there. $12.99??? That omelet should have had steak in it for that price. The pancakes were "OK" with a fairly decent taste - but what's with the frozen butter lump? Can they not have room temp butter for the pancakes so it actually gets a chance to melt? Very disappointed, but reminded why I'd taken iHop off my option for breakfast years ago.

negative

verbatim what the last review said, but ill go a step further and throw out all the dirt about this place. you have to fight for the office to do anything. one example is once my toilet broke and i saw a plunger on my way to the office, i asked if i could borrow it. they said they don't lend out their tools. i said okay let me put in a work order, they said they would be there in 2-3 business days! i don't think i need to go into detail as to why i cannot go without a toilet for 2-3 business days. i've lived here less than a year and have had about 10 work orders put in for my apartment. as far as work orders go, they expect u to give them permission to enter. if u do not they do not allow for appoints, they just simply say "we don't do that." so basically they expect u to not have a life, go to work or anything else so they can come and fix problems that shouldn't be broken in the first place whenever they want. there are break-ins! people's cars and apartments. they deny, deny, deny, while having repairs on broken-in front doors done in the middle of the night, as if no one here would notice. they have a security office in the front of the complex that has never been used as long as i've lived here. so anyone can enter at anytime. sometimes at night they close the gates sometimes not, but either way anyone so inclined can just wait for a resident to come home, open the gate and follow them right in. mud everywhere! how in the middle of summer is there mud everywhere? don't walk in the grass not only for that reason, but i wont say all, but there are a lot of dog owners here that do not bother to pick up after their pets. i live on the second floor i don't have this problem, although i have seen them. I hear from multiple neighbors about a terrible roach problem. One neighbor called her apt infested from the day she moved in, complained to the office and it took her months, she said, just to get them to bomb the place. which should have been done before she even moved in. believe me there at least a dozen more stories, some first hand experiences, others not, but i don't want to spend all day typing this review. please save yourself some major headaches in the future and avoid this place, i wish i had.

negative

I'm from NY, where there's a ton of good Korean BBQ restaurants. Travelling to Phoenix on vacation, I decided to check this place out. I've been here 2x. The first time, had the kalbi which was pretty good - good flavor. The second time, I had the rib eye was overcooked (even though I asked specifically for medium rare), flavorless, and completely bland. I barely finished half the plate. Also, there was no sear on the meat. It was completely soggy becasue I only ordered one serving and they did not BBQ it on the table. It looked like they threw it in a pan. It was $17 and I was so disappointed. I could barely eat it without the bean paste.
negative