Attempted to try this place a few times but was either closed plus we had the incorrect number…read morewhich was posted online. We drove past once and it was open so we got their number (775) 294-6303. Filiphino (Ilocano) type of food. Good Hole in the wall ! We had to try their port and chicken adobo ! Order their Filiphino Combo and BBQ sticks. Support your local businesses ! Anna Lee and Gary very nice !

Craving for some chicken adobo and pancit. I called and placed my order with Analee. She is very…read morefriendly and pleasant. She said it will take 45 minutes for pickup orders. Although it took longer than 45 minutes, I am willing to wait just to try the catfish dinner. As expected the catfish was delicious and freshly made.

Update 2/26/26: I finally got my Yaki Udon. As it was now added to the menu instead of being on a…read moreblackboard in the window. Good service, was served by the cashier and there was only one other customer. The dish was... Miserable. Basically a low broth Udon noodle soup on a plate and not a fried noodle entree like it should be. None of the vegetables seemed pickled, so what was that sour off-taste coming from? Original Review: I tried really hard to like this place. Three times (visits) in fact. Day 1 and 2 i had the same hostess/server. Blonde (platinum?) hair? She was doing her best on the first night which was very busy. Second day was much less so and i got quicker service. She was friendly which in this town seems to be a hit and miss. Third day i was served by a hostess with black hair. Ice cold demeanor. The most thinly veiled "friendliness" switched on only the moment she looks at/addresses you directly. I already knew they were out of some of their dishes (much to my dismay) but to also not know what was on the menu? I mentioned the Yaki Udon on the blackboard titled "New Entrees" and she looked at me with dead eyes and said, "i have no idea what you're talking about". At which point i walked out. Day 1 i had the ramen. Pork belly in place of Chashu is interesting, certainly an easier substitute but i think they would benefit doing Chashu instead. Noodles were a decent texture. I just wish the broth was way hotter temp than it was. Day 2 i had the Crispy Baby Octopus and got to try their fried rice (as a side). Both were really decent for Fallon. But i felt i needed to go one more time before making a final decision/review and well... Day 3 totally bombed. Shockingly bad service and was there even any food left to serve?

Was not impressed with this place. The only thing I liked was the Japanese nachos and the ramen…read more Everything else we got was gross which was a bummer since we were excited to try out a new place. The service was just okay. The food took forever to come out and it wasn't even hot, it was lukewarm. The restaurant itself was cute and spacious though. The women's bathroom door only locked sometimes and the toilet wasn't connected to the floor so every time it was sat on it would lift off of the ground. We got the mussels and they were just okay and we got a boba but it was jelly boba not the tapioca kind so that was disappointing and off-putting. My Mom got the Szechuan beef and it was like sour and not good tasting. I got the orange chicken lunch special with fried rice and it was foul. The orange sauce was super sweet and thick like honey. The fried rice tasted nothing like any fried rice I've had before. It tasted so weird and had some weird seasoning/flavor to it. I don't know if I'd come back here but the ramen and Japanese nachos were delicious!

So the wife and I were in Fallon this week to take care of some business…read more While we were out there, we thought we would check out one of the local establishments. We were actually looking for another establishment, but could not find it for whatever reason. However, as we were looking, we saw La Fiesta and made a uturn and headed right over. I can honestly say this was well worth checking out. As you walk in the place is pretty spacious and I have to say that the decor is really nice. I included a picture of some of the artwork that is on display. It was just after the lunch hour, so it was pretty much empty in there and we were able to get seated right away. The gentleman that seated us seem to be pretty nice, but didn't make too much conversation, which is fine. He brought us menus and brought chips and salsa after that and took our drink orders. We sat and made small talk as we waited and continued to check out the decor. Being that it wasn't very busy, our food did not take long to arrive But I have to say the chips and salsa was very good and it also included a sort of cabbage type of pico de gallo. Which I only got to try it once because my wife hogged it all. That's how much she liked it. Our food arrived shortly and man did it look good and it tasted even better I can honestly say that. My wife had the chili Colorado and a taquito with beans and rice. I chose to try the chili Verde plate that also came with beans and rice. Both dishes came with warm tortillas. I can honestly tell you that this Chile Verde was legit and I could not get over how good it tasted. My wife was equally as happy with her food and we both kept saying how much we enjoyed it and we plan to come on back and try something else. After eating, I needed to use the restroom, which was clean to my liking, of course And as I walked back to the table, I noticed there was some stairs leading down to a Cantina, which I thought was pretty cool. I did not go down to check it out being it was so early in the day. I didn't think it was open, but I will probably check it out next time we go back. So if you are in Fallon Nevada, and would like to try some amazing Mexican food check out La Fiesta because you will not be disappointed

The restaurant is off the main road with plenty of parking behind the building. We were greeted by…read morea friendly employee and got to choose where to sit as we were the first people to arrive. The chips were warm, thick and fresh. You are served mild salsa and a cabbage mix to scoop your chips into. The cabbage had good flavor and was a unique addition, we really enjoyed it! The salsa was mild and a bit on the average side. You can tell the tomato tasted like it came from a can. My husband got the ground beef enchilada which came out steaming hot and I got the fish taco from the lunch menu, both portions were massive! We both thought the rice and beans were delicious! I was a little disappointed with the fish tacos because when I took a bite of the first one, the tortilla split and everything fell out onto my plate after the first bite (same with the others). I then had to eat my taco with a fork which was new for me. I'm someone that goes with the flow, but I must say I've never eaten a taco with a fork before. The fish was battered which I didn't mind, but it was soggy from the pico. It would've been better to have had two tortillas holding the fish taco instead of one thin tortilla and maybe put the pico on the side. The beef burrito was just ok, it needed more flavor. Our waitress was very attentive and friendly and the food came out fast. We really appreciated the service and hospitality.

We were impressed with the variety of food choices. We both had salads…read more I had Caesar salad with Shrimp. The Caeser dressing was in cups to the side. The grilled shrimp was large and small ones. The taste was very good. Service was prompt and efficient. You can seat yourself so it was great to choose where we sat. The theme was based on making and military. A very calm and peaceful setting. Families and individuals were welcomed. A very clean and interesting dining experience.

A couple of co-workers and myself gave this place while working here in Fallon from out of town. We…read morewalked in and it was a seat yourself establishment. Pretty much after we sat down we were greeted. The waitress took our drink orders and we went ahead and ordered. We all three got wings. I will say they have the best wings in Fallon out of the places I've tried. They had a good flavor and were served hot and crispy. The vibe of the restaurant is that of a sports bar/restaurant. It is kid friendly! I'll definitely go back if I'm in town.

We have been going to Jays for years. Always friendly and thoughtful. Food is very good. Fabulous…read morecocktails with excellent service. We will always be going to Jays

Tonight we came out to Js for my husband's birthday…read more The restaurant was clean, dimly lit, and fairly loud. Our waitress was good but not one of our favorites. Our waters were never filled and our non-alcoholic beverage drinkers were never checked on to see if their drinks were ok/wanted something else/need anything. She also only checked on us 1x right after the food was dropped off to see if we needed freshly ground pepper and not again until it was time for desert and the check. For appetizers we had the Thai Scallops and the special Prosciutto Wrapped Asparagus. The Thai Scallops are one of our go-tos and they were good; however, they were pretty heavily breaded tonight. The Prosciutto Wrapped Asparagus was good but was hard to eat and could have used a bit more cooking. For my main I had the linguine and clams. I was HIGHLY disappointed in this tonight. The noodles were delicious and beautifully done but the "sauce" was nothing but pasta water. There was flavor: no garlic, no butter, no clams-no flavor whatsoever. The clams were also macerated as if someone chewed them up and spit them in the dish for me. My husband had the ribeye with gorgonzola butter and polenta. Everything was cooked beautifully and seasoned perfectly but his chunk of butter (his favorite) was so frozen it never melted-even by the end of the meal. For desert, my husband had the bread pudding and we had the crème brûlée. My husband said the bread pudding was good but slightly dry and cold. The crème brûlée was horrible. We sent it back and got "oh sorry someone new made them-big fail" and laughing. The brûlée was not even close to being set so it was pure liquid. It wasn't even a consistent temperature. After years of loving eating at Js and celebrating milestones here it makes me sad to see how quality is slipping.

This place is really cute, with both indoor and outdoor seating options. I liked the atmosphere,…read moreand I know they sometimes have live bands, which would make it a really fun spot to visit. The food was fresh, and the pesto was really good. I do wish we could've tried more from the menu, since I was under the impression they had a fuller selection. Service was decent overall. The inside felt a little cramped, and the seating wasn't the most comfortable, but it wasn't a dealbreaker. Overall, it was a good experience, and I'd definitely come back to try other dishes.

I read Yelp reviews about this place during my stay in Fallon, NV…read more I drove here and saw many locals eating at this restaurant, so I decided to go in and eat. It appears to be family owned and operated and the food was delicious. I ordered the Barbecue Bison Burger and it was outstanding. The bun was home made, it was moist and tasty. The meat was cooked medium and I savored every bite. There was onion, which was fresh, lettuce, bacon, which was crispy, but not overdone. There were onion rings on the burger and I had a side of fries. The fries were crispy, and the meal was excellent. If you are in Fallon, Nevada, stop by, it was great. The service was great too.

We dined at The Sawdust Corner Steakhouse for New Year's Eve dinner with a large group of 20…read morepeople. Our group booked months in advance and responsibly kept the restaurant updated as our party size changed, which the staff appreciated. We were eager to attend and had been looking forward to the evening, especially once the special holiday menu was released. Unfortunately, the prix fixe menu was not published until just days before New Year's Eve. It was a six-course, classic French-style menu with wine pairings at $150 per person. While the menu sounded interesting, nearly every course was meat-based, with the exception of the salad and dessert. We had one vegetarian in our group, so I immediately called to ask about accommodations. I left multiple messages (including on the private number provided for event coordination), but never received a callback prior to the holiday. Given the cost and formality of the meal, this lack of communication felt unprofessional and disappointing. On the night of dinner, our table was ready, and we were seated promptly. Service overall was attentive and friendly, though not without flaws. Despite asking for water multiple times throughout the evening, I never received any and ultimately had to get my own from the Delta Saloon bar next door. As for the food, the quality was mixed and the portions were extremely large--so much so that most of us could not finish courses four through six and took food home. While generous portions aren't a bad thing, the overall heaviness of the meal made it difficult to enjoy the full experience. Highlights included the Niçoise salad, which was beautifully plated and delicious, and the bone marrow, which was rich and well-served as a shared dish. The foie gras was tasty but overwhelmed by an excessive amount of fig jam, throwing off the balance and making an already rich dish even heavier. The sole with hollandaise was a major disappointment. The fish was mushy and completely drowned in an unusually spicy hollandaise that overpowered the dish. I barely touched it. By the time the beef bourguignon arrived, I was already uncomfortably full, though what I did taste was good. Dessert was crêpes suzette, which I had never had before. While interesting, it was extremely sweet and saturated in butter--two bites were more than enough. One particularly baffling moment was the bread service: butter was served with olive oil poured directly over it. This combination was unnecessary and unappealing--one or the other would have sufficed. Financial transparency was another major issue. During wine service, our server continued refilling glasses. When one of the paired wines ran out, she casually replaced it with another Sauvignon Blanc without mentioning that it would be an additional charge. When the bill arrived, we were shocked to see $20 per glass added for this wine. This was never communicated, and given the menu advertised the dinner as "all inclusive," this felt inappropriate. Additionally, gratuity was added automatically, which is fine--but should have been clearly stated upfront. To make matters worse, a 3% credit card processing fee was added without any prior notice. For a table of 20 at this price point, it's unreasonable to expect guests to pay in cash or be surprised by hidden fees. By the end of the night, each guest paid $210 or more, depending on extra wine charges. Our vegetarian guest was charged $75 for three simple dishes and unlimited beer (since she doesn't drink wine), plus gratuity--an amount that felt excessive for what was provided. Ultimately, while some dishes were enjoyable, the meal was overwhelmingly rich, poorly communicated, and riddled with unexpected charges. I ended up with a stomachache severe enough to leave the New Year's Eve festivities early. Our group visits Virginia City every New Year's Eve. Last year we dined at the Gold Hill Hotel and had a wonderful meal with clear pricing and no surprises. Next year, we'll be returning there--or opting for a more casual, reliable spot like Red Dog or the Palace. I would strongly recommend The Sawdust Corner improve transparency around pricing and fees, publish special menus earlier, and consider offering a regular menu alongside prix fixe options. Unfortunately, based on this experience, I would not return.

Overall, I have mixed feelings of this place. Food was delicious once we finally received it. It…read moretook around 45 minutes to an hour after we arrived to get our food. The service was great and the remodeling of the restaurant into the steakhouse turned out really nice. They do table side salads, entrees and desserts. We chose to order a standard meal. I would like to give this place another chance in the near future. Maybe it was an off night.

I'm new to the Fallon Area, so my Stepbrother suggested Vn Pho for Lunch. I had the Garlic Chicken…read more Fantastic Meal. Service was A+. I loved the Decerations. You can bet I'll return. This will be my go to place for Chinese Food.

Good spot to grab a bite with a wide range of Asian delicacies. We went for the pho; the only pho…read morespot in Fallon. The beef pho was tasty but my SO was not a fan of the vegetable tofu and broth. Service staff were quick and friendly. Will probably visit again during our time in Fallon.

Service was good. Relaxed open environment. Went at dinner…read moretime but it wasn't very crowded. Sweet and sour soup. Delicious Honey Walnut prawns delicious. curried beef with vegetables overcooked, veggies almost to mush and very bland. We will probably try again with a different selection of entrees. Their ad is incorrect and they do not serve all you can eat sushi.

Asian requests chopsticks and gets training ones. Zero stars…read more I could laugh it off. And its not why im giving 1 star but its certainly the cherry on top isnt it? The chow fun felt and tasted like if you showed someone a picture of the dish and asked them to recreate it on sight alone. The noodles were overcooked and the green onions were basically raw. I desperately searched for flavor and found none. I refuse to believe there was any fermented black bean involved in its creation. The twice cooked pork was surprisingly pliable and yet the chicken was dry. I had to give it the soy sauce treatment to finish it, embarrassing. Day 2 i returned to try a signature dish (because if im gonna 1 star, i want to have a well rounded opinion), which they were out of. So i tried to order the daily special (Salt and Pepper Pork Chops). Received it initially as a normal entree order despite pointing to it on the Daily Special Menu. I could still taste the raw breading (flour, corn starch, etc) and the pork itself was still relatively flavorless and not the star of the dish. Overpowered by the garlic (vinegar?). You think im gonna try sushi from this place? Absolutely not, will not return.

Came to Reno for a visit and wanted the buffet experience. This place is pretty pricy but the…read morevariety and quality was worth it. The servers we responsive and cleared the plates fast and efficiently. The restaurant had a Las Vegas feel to it with the high ceiling and large columns. The crab legs, shrimp, and premium meats were quite good. There was a wide selection of items such as Mexican, dim sum, pho and bbq item. The price is worth the quality.

We stopped by for Sunday dinner. It was busy but we were seated within 5 mins. We got lucky and…read morescored one free adult meal since someone had a free voucher that was given to the next customer, which happened to be us! I was blown away and slightly overwhelmed by how big this buffet was. There were so many options and different cuisines to choose from! We tried a bit from each station and the food was decent but one complaint I would have is that everything was really salty. One place that stood out to me was the pho station. I had no expectations and didn't think it would be as authentic as Vietnamese restaurants. However, it was pretty legit in my opinion! It had a good flavored beef broth. The rice noodles were cooked perfectly, al dente and not soggy. It's basically a DIY pho bar. The sever working the station was pretty rude though. I was a bit confused on how to place the order and instead of helping me, she gave me an attitude. The staff comes by regularly to take away any empty/dirty plates. I highly recommend checking this place out. Definitely come hungry!