New owners since my last review just before i was deployed for 10 months…read more 2 days after my deployment ended i came here and sadly learned this place is no longer as good as it was. The salad is in a smaller bowl (less salad), the food i had is less tasty, seems like they are skimping on ingredients, quality and taste to keep the price as it was while food costs increased. I order only the stir fry and soup and sslad, not sushi. Food is overcooked for a simple stir fry, brown sauce tastes like it was burned (can one burn a sauce?) Veggies were very overcooked, whimpy not firm or semi firm. No wonder there was a noticeable drop in the number of people here for lunch after church on a Sunday. I can no longer highly recommend this establishment. It's gone from very good or great to YUCK in the 10 months I was deployed. I will NOT be back often but maybe on rare occasion to see if it improves.

Food was excellent! So tasty. Staff was attentive, courteous and informative…read more Place was clean and quiet. Highly recommend.

Closed during COVID, but sister store Egg Roll King will prepare and deliver your order to your…read morehome or the Queen location. Problem is the King isn't as good as the Queen. (Pre COVID review) This restaurant could be a five star with small changes that would make a huge difference. For example the crispy soup noodles and egg rolls appear and taste baked rather than fried. Not good. Wonton soup - the best wontons in the area. They are made with the thick skins and a delightful filling. The soup broth is somewhat boring. This soup would be greatly improved by adding bok choy as I did (see picture). Many dishes are missing and they need water chestnuts. Mushrooms- are awful. I think they are reconstituted and dishes would be much better with canned mushrooms. House crispy soup noodles and egg rolls appear and taste baked. Both should be fried. House duck sauce- tastes like they opened packages into a bowl. They need to get the dark duck sauce found in all decent NY Chinese restaurants. These little changes could take this restaurant over the top. Sesame Oil- I don't think they use it and this could be a reason many of the dishes fall flat. This should be a staple in any Chinese restaurant. Chow fun/Ho Fun and Mei Fun suffer here from lack of sesame oil. Queens rice noodles stick together and this is easily solved by drizzling sesame oil over the dish once cooked. Their noodles are overcooked making the dish mushy. You can pick up the entire serving on one fork. Try to make this at home. It's easy and delicious! 12 oz. fresh wide rice noodles 3 tablespoons vegetable oil 4 scallions (split in half vertically and cut into 3-inch pieces) 3 thin slices ginger 2 tablespoons Shaoxing wine 1/2 teaspoon sesame oil 2 teaspoons dark soy sauce 2 tablespoons regular soy sauce 1/8 teaspoon sugar salt and white pepper (to taste) 4 to 6 ounces fresh mung bean sprouts Drizzle with sesame oil once cooked.

This has been our go-to place since moving to St. Paul. The egg rolls are not only huge but…read moredelicious! I really enjoy the chicken teriyaki as a more complete meal. The chicken tastes fresh, not greasy and the portion is perfect. More recently, an employee went above & beyond for my family when we struggled with picking up our order before closing. Thank you!

The best Korean food in Chambersburg! The staff were so friendly, the atmosphere was warm and cozy,…read moreand the service was great. Definitely try their pork bulgogi. It was delicious! Highly recommend!

Have been coming here for over a decade. Their bulgogi is great. As is the bimbimnop. Super…read morefriendly staff and amazing food.

Sapporo is a local favorite. I have been getting sushi and other dishes here for TEN years now, and…read moreI have never been disappointed. Upscale venue, great room with a large table for business meetings or dinner parties. Two seater tables as well for casual lunches. The owner has become a personal friend to nearly all of her regulars. If you get the pleasure to meet Nikki, you will be met with a huge smile and the warmest welcome that would make you feel like family. Don't feel like eating in? Order to-go. The. Quality. Never. Changes. The packaging is secure, yes, especially even the miso soup.

Poor Service A Menue that's Not Appealing and The Food is Not Good. No I Would Not Recommend Them…read moreat All..And I Definitely Won't Return

Service was unbelievable! Ask for Rae, she provided literally flawless service. Anticipated every…read moresingle need, it was on the table before we realized we needed something. Above and beyond expectations. One suggestion I will add, it is far too hot in the restaurant almost bearable. I haven't went nearly as much in the summer because I didn't want to sweat as I eat. Turn up the A/C!

The service was so good the food was amazing and the grill fire are so high me and my family had a…read moregreat time here I recommend this place.

Anywhere else this would be a three star review. But for an Indian place relatively close to the…read moremother in laws in Pennsyltucky. It's gotta be five stars, just to get away from the boiled meat and potatoes places. Everything came out as mild. Can't be hurting the locals with spice. But the food was good, made with love. And the servers were friendly. The friendliness you tend to only get from small towns. The price? Below $100 for three people is a shock to me. Going to go back next time the old woman wants to eat out. Might ask for medium spice, and blow peoples minds.

Very nice atmosphere and great food. Server was perfectly attentive and portions standard size…read more(plenty for a second meal for leftovers). Will be back for sure!

We stopped by here on our way down to NC. The food was delicious…read more The white rice with pork chop and egg was delicious. The chicken stock shrimp soup was delicious. The spring shrimp rolls were good. Jocelyn and the other young server were friendly enthusiastic and respectful. Their service was exceptional. We would come back again if we lived in the area! Thank you!

Enjoyed the Thai Spicy Seafood Soup. The broth with the cilantro, very savory. Bought for a…read morepick-up, service was friendly and prompt.

What a wonderful find on the road. If you are looking for a food adventure, a chance to step…read moreoutside your usual fare then this is the place. Comfortable dining room and great service on top of lots of delicious food choices that I imagine most of us don't frequently see. I enjoyed everything I had (see my pictures for my choices) and I am already planning on making Chambersburg a stop on my return trip home. Maybe I will get there early enough to try the rotisserie chicken.

We really enjoyed Inka Kitchen. The food was outstanding, and the only thing I didn't like is the…read morerealization that we were so far from home and probably wouldn't be back any time soon. To have a mixture of Mexican, Peruvian, Puerto Rican, and Dominican foods is such a great idea. I had Dominican, my date had Puerto Rican (she's from Puerto Rico) and we were both really impressed with the food. I give 4 stars because the atmosphere is meh, they need to paint and do some touch ups. Also, they don't offer any alcoholic beverages and the service was just ok, nothing special. My 4 stars are all for the food, and all things considered, that's pretty generous but also tells you how good the food actually was.