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Output: Typical chinese buffet their attempt at serving a lot of seafood for your money's worth falls short because there are heeps of people lined up like there was a blow out sale for the crab legs. Once you do get the crab legs they are over salted so you won't want to eat more. The sushi was super fishy and other entrees dry as they are left out on the heating pad. The one yummy thing is the mongolian bbq & fried chinese donuts.. but $20 for that? No thanks.

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Output: I had the Mee Goreng entree. Noodles were thicker like pasta (which I wanted) but unfortunately, it tasted like an Italian pasta dish more than the spicy noodles I was craving.. I might go back, but definitely would not recommend that dish.

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Output: Happy hour deals are very good and service was delightful. Fried sausage ravioli are a must try!

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As several other reviewers have already said, the menu is not extensive, but the staples are there and vegetarians are not forgotten. The dining room is casual and cozy. We were a little surprised that they did not have any hot beverages (coffee house is right next door if it's a cold day) or the standard soft drinks, but at the end of the day water is best for you, so maybe we should give them credit for keeping us away from all that caffeine. We started with the garlic chicken wings and shared chicken pad thai and chiang mai curry. We both like a little spice and ordered our entrees at 3 (1- no spice ; 5 - crazy hot) and both were prepared just right. Quantities were more than adequate but not glutinous. This is a really nice Thai experience that's worth a visit if you're roaming near Shadyside.