In reality, I'd rate the food 3.5 stars. Food was mostly just passable. It wasn't amazing. The only thing I really recommend is the pork feet. I'm not particularly fond of big casseroles.
I liked the pork feet. Flavorwise, the food I had was different from what I'm used to. This place serves mainly large casseroles, so you have to share whatever you're ordering. They have huge fish casseroles or huge seafood casserole. If you want individual ones, there's the beef casserole.
Roasted Pork feet- if u come, u should definitely try this. A lot of flavor. It's probably the best thing I ate all night.
Maybe because they recently opened, they served us complimentary spicy seaweed and pickled chicken feet appetizers. They were delicious.
Beef casserole-flavor is ok. Not really spicy enough.
Wanzhou spicy grilled fish casserole-this is a huge fish. Flavor was different from what I'm used to. It's ok. I'm not in love with it, nor did I hate it. It wasn't spicy enough. The fish didn't really soak up the flavors well. U really have to dip your fish into the soup before u eat it.
Happy family casserole-this casserole basically has everything in it. Crabs, frog legs, shrimp, melons, new year cake etc. For this casserole, we asked for mild spice. Just like the other caseroles, flavor of the soup was just ok. The rice cakes and melons that were in the soup absorbed a lot of flavor and they were delicious. Otherwise, everything else in there was just ok. They also have some numbing spice (round brown pellets) in the casseroles which is annoying if u bite into it. I feel like if the food actually absorbed the soup base, then food would probably taste better. But for the most part, it was just ok.
Pineapple charpati-sweet and good.
Green onion charpati- it's ok.
The menu is horribly written with English spelling mistakes all over the place...makes for a good passing game to find the mistakes. read more