Came here with my husband on a late lunch date and there were a few people, not so crowded. We…read morewere looking for some dimsum that didn't involve having to drive to San Francisco or further out. Just FYI, when you open the door to the place make sure to put some umph in pulling the door. We almost walked away because we thought it was closed .... apparently, we weren't the only ones. Once you're in, its a small pleasant place. You mostly self serve, meaning drinks are on the right with iced teas, waters, or bottled drinks and sodas. Second, find yourself a seat and start ordering on the pad on the table. Best part of this place are pictures, and owners are smart for just placing the menu on an ipad. Once the food is ready, the host/server will bring the food to you and you can eat to your heart's desire. Once you're done, close out your check on the pad and let the host know you're ready to pay. Great for quick meals, quick no fuss dates. Plenty of parking for electric cars, located in a small plaza with stores that are all easy to walk to.

Our party of three came over for lunch and it was a little busy on a Saturday around 1 pm with a…read morewait of about 15 - 20 minutes before we got seated. We scanned the QR code for the menu and placed our order on there which made it pretty easy. All the dishes came out one after the other, very hot and fresh. Grilled Squid - We were pretty curious about this one and it became one of our favorite dishes. The squid itself was tender with such a nice chew. It was coated in a sweet and sour sauce that made it easy to continuously eat. Pork Xiao Long Bao - A classic, had the rich pork flavor from the meat and the soup. The bao skin was made nicely, very thin but still held everything well. Shrimp Pork Shao Mai - A solid dim sum dish, it also had the savory pork flavors and was soft to bite into. Pan Fried Pork Bun - One of my favorites to get dumpling places and I really liked the breading of this pork bun. It was soft on top with the crispy base and filled with a richer pork soup inside but always piping hot and a high chance of popping the soup out. From the pricing to the quality of food, I highly recommend it if you're in the Davis area and want to get some Chinese dishes.

Came for Father's Day lunch & left mostly satisfied. Luckily I made reservations because it was…read morevery busy that day, as was our waitress who was sometimes around...the other waiters noticed our needs & addressed them. The soups were hot, but some of the mains came out a bit lukewarm. We all left with full stomachs & leftovers. I plan on coming back on a less busier day!!

This review is mostly about about service, or the lack of it. We have been here a handful of times…read morewith a group of 10 to 15, hoping each time that the level of service would improve. Here is what's going on. This latest visit was serviced by Zoran, but previous visits have suffered the same problems. An inordinate amount of time is required to provide everyone with a drink, even though many of our group order only water. The order taking is somewhat chaotic, although it appears that the server is making relevant notes about who orders what and who is together. Then the waiting begins. A few of the smaller items (soup, salad) emerge from the kitchen in maybe 30 minutes, the entrees don't start appearing before we have been seated for more than an hour, often longer. And this was a Wednesday afternoon--we arrived before 5:00 pm--when the restaurant was not near full and we had made a reservation the previous day. The food is generally good, if rather lightly seasoned. But I can recall no inquiries from the server about beverage refills; our requests for this require, again, an inordinate amount of time to fulfill. More than once our server made the trip from the kitchen to our table carrying only a single item, then back again, apparently, for another item that sometimes doesn't appear. When it's obvious that everyone is virtually finished with their food, the only way for us to receive our bills was to flag sown our server who finally appears with several slips of paper and absolutely no idea of who has ordered what, in spite of apparently making notes during the ordering process and delivering the majority of the dishes to our table himself. We finally all received our bills, but about half of our group failed to receive the traditional fortune cookie at all. Here's the thing: this pattern over several visits of the lack of server attention and skill is should be directly laid at the feet of management. Every server has to start somewhere, but the success and future of the restaurant largely depends on the work of the servers; poor service taints an otherwise good experience, even if the food is perfect. Not to mention the fact that servers are the sales people for potential extra revenue, e.g., upscale beverages, deserts, etc. We are reconsidering whether to return here as a group in the future, but over two hours for a meal seems excessive.

I typically door dash from here, the place is tucked away behind Sofia's and Dumpling house and can…read morebe difficult to find if you don't know where you are going. When I have gone in they are very nice and because it's in a tucked away area it's pretty quiet. The food is great, but the 5 spice beef noodle soup absolutely slaps and is worth the trip if you enjoy this entree. Most of the time when you order a soup like this it can be loaded with gristle and fat, but not here. They load you up with pure meat here, and I'm here for it. As for the other food, my kids love the wontons and pot stickers. The fried rice is great, I feel like they add more egg than usual and I'm down for that. Their other soups are great too, but it's no beef noodle soup.

I wasn't prepared for the chilly day in Davis. I changed my outfit several times before we left the…read morehouse. The weather report said 65 degrees and overcast today. I went from a thin top to a medium weight sweater. We arrived in Davis I grabbed my jacket to pair with my sweater. Today was a day spent exploring Davis to see the California Conference for the Advancement of Ceramic Arts (CCACA). What a great Conference. We come each year for this Conference and explore Davis every time we are here. After exploring the first building of the show it was coming on time to eat. We looked around the current shopping center and my husband didn't see anything he was craving. He said we'll go more into town and look for a noodle place. He said he remembered one from our last visit, down one of the alleys. Walking up the street we saw a couple of advertisements. A sandwich board was on the sidewalk for Davis Noodle CIty, the exact place we were looking for. The little Noodle Shop in the alley. We weaved through the other businesses, past the dumpling restaurant, past the outdoor seating and to the front door of the Davis Noodle City Restaurant. The out door seating looked really welcoming, but it was chilly out so we opted for eating inside with the other table that was occupied. There were 3 parties eating outside when we arrived. When we walked inside we were greeted and told to take any table. We choose a table in the corner. The menus were under the glass table top, keeping it clean and easy to read. Each place setting had its own copy of the menu. After looking at the menu, remembering what was offered on the sandwich board in front, and cross referencing it with Yelp Reviews we started ordering. We opted for the Five Spice Beef Noodles, and I asked if that was a good option and she said it was their top seller. The Yelp Reviews were only ok for that dish, but I took our chances. The second dish we ordered was the Dan Dan Noodles She tried to upscale us to the one with vegetables, but that dish was a cold dish so we when for the standard Dan Dan Noodles. Both dishes came out quickly. The Dan Dan noodles were not spicy as I anticipated, which was good, I wasn't really looking for spicy. I liked the flavor and realized that if you mixed it up there is a sauce on the bottom that is really tasty. Dan Dan Noodles ($8.25 a steal) is a solid dish and I highly reccomend it. It's a great bowlful of noodles. If you are hopping for other ingredients you are out of luck, it's 100% noodles with a sprinkling of peanuts on top and a sauce on the bottom. The Five Spice Beef Noodle Soup ($12.75)was as described in the reviews. It comes with American Broccoli and carrots. The beef is so good it melts in your mouth. The broth is minimal and lacked flavor. I'd think that it's advertised as Five Spice that it would have more flavor. I don't reccomend it if you are looking for a strong flavor. If you are looking for great meat, that melts in your mouth, but is also a little fatty then you have the perfect dish. Both dishes came with fresh noodles, none of those dried and rehydrated noodles that some places serve. The noodles on both dishes were different and pleasant. I highly reccomend their fresh noodles. Customer service was good. She came to check up on us and was pleasant. Parking is street parking. And they have a bathroom on site that is clean and well stocked.

I've had a ton of dishes since my first time and everything is great! I love this fish veggie stir…read morefry and the chili oil noodles are actually amazing. $15 per person and with a free xiaolongbao/soup dumpling (which has improved in flavor and outer layer thickness since my last time eating here). I also didn't mention that I was allowed to check out the kitchen and saw that everything is prepared fresh from whole foods + it's really clean inside. Service is really good with multiple check-ins and they have everything you need. It's right off of campus at the entrance to downtown. I'd really like to see it more busy, Feast also works with Too Good To Go.

We have been back to Feast many times since and tried a variety of the items on the menu. All of it…read morehas been consistently delicious. Cyndi is a great host, and gives good tips and advice on menu selection while giving us space to explore the dishes available here. We always look forward to our visits, many thanks Cyndi and chef!

My husband and I were undergrad at Davis over a decade ago and when we were students, we both loved…read moreto go to the Taiwanese place in that multi story building on E Street. When we left Davis and came back, we were really sad that there were no more Taiwanese food options, because we both loved the pork chop and meat gravy over rice so much. That being said, when we realized, honey D was there, we figured we would try it. The store itself is quite small, think fast service Boba shop size. The decoration is fine, the place kept pretty clean, not much more to say about it. The service is also really good, the staff working was very polite and friendly, and it turns out the owner must've been in the shop because she delivered our food and asked us if we've ever eaten this food before and offered to help. We ordered the fried chicken with pork gravy over rice, the beef noodle soup, and the lemon tea. To be honest, the beef noodle soup is not my favorite. Although the meat looks like it was freshly cut, I found it to be quite tough. I also was not really a fan of the bra, but I know the broth is also up to personal taste. For myself personally, I think the one at Dah Bao is better, and I've had much better in the Bay Area and outside of the bay. That being said, we both really enjoyed the chicken and rice. It was such a nostalgic taste, and we felt like the serving size was great. The chicken itself was really crunchy, so I imagine their other fried chicken and popcorn chicken options are also delicious. The tea was also very refreshing and helped to wash the food down. We plan to come back and try more of their braised meat and rice dishes, despite being a little disappointed by the beef noodle soup.

I was in the area today, so I decided to stop by for lunch. I really wish the Sacramento location…read morehadn't closed because I always enjoyed eating here! I really like their rice plates, and the portions are big enough to share between two people. They offer a deal, if you order a rice plate, you can order certain drinks for $4.50. The chicken wings may not look like much, but they were crispy, not dry, and weren't overly salty. I was pretty full after eating, otherwise I definitely would've ordered dessert. I really like their tofu pudding desserts. They're not overly sweet and come with a good variety of toppings, including boba. There seemed to be only one person working the counter during my visit. She was taking orders, making drinks, and bringing out the food. Our drinks took a while, but the wait for the food wasn't too bad. This location is pretty small with only a few tables inside, so if it gets really busy, you may have to wait for a table to open up.

i love open rice more than words can describe. i discovered it when i first moved to davis and had…read moretheir boba and fried rice. ive been coming here consistently ever since. some of the highlights are the thai tea, spring rolls, chicken fried rice, and doughnut bites. the service is immaculate and the staff is incredibly friendly. the prices are also amazing. the boba is about $2 before tax and add ons. like all the entrees are less than $10. the portions are also massive and you'll probably have enough for leftovers. the atmosphere is lively and bright. 10/10 restaurant.

Stopped in on a Sunday around 5:30p. Ordered the Ork Fried Rice & calamari & popcorn chicken. I…read morewouldn't order the Ork fried rice again. There was not a lot of chicken or shrimp. Basically I was left with just rice and it kinda tasted like a tomato fried rice so I definitely would not order this again, but the calamari & popcorn chicken were really good.

Stopped in on a weeknight while visiting friends, was nostalgic from college days and looking for…read moresomething casual. It was happy hour so got to have drinks and snacks for a discount! thai tea 4/5 very sweet, very milky, could have more flavor spring rolls 5/5 crunchy and tasty fried tofu 4/5 wish it had inherent flavor but crispy and good with the sauce it came with pad see ew 5/5 biased because it used to be my goto and was as good as I remember green curry fried rice 5/5 on recommendation from the cashier and it was a great find, very flavorful

This restaurant is amazing! The food was absolutely delicious. I ordered online, and everything was…read moreperfect from start to finish. The place is clean, and the staff are friendly, welcoming, and polite. Highly recommend! I also found a great discount online, which made the experience even better!$$

Tasty Kitchen offers Cantonese Chinese cuisine with a huge menu. Restaurant is spacious with all…read morethe tables able to seat at least 4 people. Some larger banquet tables have the spinning Lazy Susan to facilitate sharing food. Fujian Fried Rice was satisfying. It's fried rice topped with a gravy of diced mushrooms, green onion, chicken, and shrimp. I was surprised that the fried rice was yellow in color. The Braised Seafood With Tofu In Clay Pot was mostly braised soft tofu with a few shrimp, a few halved black shiitake mushrooms, some calamari, and bay scallops. Sauce was a bit too salty, but the leftovers were easy to adjust at home by adding water and eating with white rice. Tasty Kitchen is located in Downtown Davis on the corner of F St and 4th St. You will need to find street parking or a nearby parking lot. Parking signs mention 2 hour maximum parking until 6 PM.

Food is wonderful. We always get the Beef Chow Fun and green beans with pork…read more Service is very friendly and attentive. We used to go to Yankee Dumpling. They are way overpriced. We only go here. Great value!