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When you don't know what to eat, there is always Malatown. Savory mix-in (5/5): This was dry and mixed with peanut sauce. Super flavorful, but a bit too much sauce in my opinion. Still my favorite malatown place.
Ordered Malatown through Uber Eats and was pretty impressed with how well everything was packaged! I also really liked the ingredient selection and appreciated that their Uber Eats menu was much more extensive than a lot of other mala spots I've ordered from. There were so many options to choose from, and everything I picked tasted fresh. My only issue was that the broth was WAY too spicy for me, to the point where I unfortunately couldn't really eat much of it. I didn't choose a spicy broth, so I definitely wasn't expecting that much heat. That being said, take my opinion on the spice level with a grain of salt because I have a pretty low spice tolerance LOL. What's painfully spicy to me is probably completely manageable for a lot of people. I'd still give it another try because I really liked the variety and quality of the ingredients -- I'd just be extra careful with the broth next time!
We were really craving some malatang, so we decided to come here for dinner. It was peak dinner time so it was a bit crowded, but we managed to grab a table. The self-serve bar ingredients were really fresh, and they offered a fairly large selection of different items (e.g. veggies, meats, seafood, noodles, etc...). There was also a self-serve sauce station. I did go a little overboard and overloaded my bowl a little, but I haven't had malatang in a long time, so I decided to treat myself. I ended up getting their beef bone broth base, medium spice level. I felt they did go a little heavy handed on the spice, but it was still at a spice level that I can tolerate. I somehow was able to finish my entire bowl and I was stuffed. A little pricey, but I really enjoyed my meal. Service was casual and parking is convenient since they have their own designated parking. Pretty good place to satiate my malatang cravings.
My fav mala spot, service is fast and a large selection to pick from Would recommend and large variety of drinks!
I keep coming back here since they give out deals and/or coupons. Ingredients are not placed in the right areas or empty. It's pretty messy and not immaculate like a year ago. Variety and quality have gone downhill. The keyrings provided that have your food number are super worn down due to use. They've installed an awning over the sauce bar which doesn't do much except for have people run into it while getting sauces. Food looks more like slop than soup and/or stir fried. They no longer serve tea and one of the water dispensers is labeled as broken. Mala Town has definitely fallen from top spot for hot pot since so many other competitors have opened.
My first time trying Malatown and it was incredible! - I will definitely be back. You get to build your own hot pot with your own veggies, meats, seafood, fish balls, and choose your own broth. I got the mild signature beed bone broth, and it was delicious and flavorful, not too spicy. They had a great selection of all items - I got beef chuck rolls and pork belly, spinach, enoki mushrooms, lotus root, cabbage, and fish balls! They also have make your own sauce - I loved the peanut seasame. Their selections also included black vinegar, soy sauce, cilantro, green onions, seasame and chili oil, and garlic. My mouth is watering just thinking about malatown, and I can't wait to be back. Bowls were out in about 10 min during lunch time. If you can, come before 12pm to beat the lunch rush!
There are so many hot pot restaurants in the South Bay. I don't think Mala Town compares to the other options available. It's way too pricey and your bowl is required to weigh a minimum amount. It's true that there is a wide selection of ingredients, and the staff keeps the ingredient and sauce bars well stocked. Nice for customizing to your tastes. However, the broth is just okay in my opinion. Nothing special. I really do think there is better hot pot elsewhere that will give you a better bang for your buck!
I was really excited to try this place out. When you walk in, it can be a little confusing as there is no one to check you in to be seated. You simply walk in, and then stand in the line to your left. You grab a bowl and a pair of tongs and you work your way down the veggie, noodle, and meat selections. Your bowl is then weighed at the checkout counter where you pay. After you pay, someone will assist you in finding a table. There's a station in the back, where you can choose from different sauce options, or make your own combination. We weren't sure which broth to choose. But because we're huge fans of mala spice, we went with the mala broth. Although it was tasty, it was SO oily we could barely eat it! For that, we were disappointed. But we'll probably come back just to try the other broth options. Unless we find another spot similar to this to try out.
How could you take the drinks away again? It's getting expensive to eat out these days. The problem with taking the fresh tea is that some of us had expectations. We wanted something refreshing without the extra cost. You had it there initially when you first opened, took it away, brought it back and then it's gone again. What's with the back and forth? I still love your food. My previous reviews still stand minus my comments on the drinks. You have a decent sauce bar and it's always a good crowd here. I'm sure you guys are making money. It's ok to give a little back even in the form of fresh brewed tea.
I like Mala Town. It's good and the concept is fairly straight forward. There are only a few adjustments that I think would make Mala Town pretty excellent. We have visited this location twice now. Ordered different items both times, but the consistency feels a bit off in terms of the spiciness. We also had a nice drink the first time that we didn't get the second time. And I do wish there was a bit more at the sauce bar-it felt limited and bare. The broth are fairly good, but your options are pretty much just non-spicy, little spicy, and burn your mouth off. The space inside the restaurant can be quite crowded. As in elbow to elbow seating. The service are friendly and nice. I'd come back, but would also be very open to trying other options.
We really enjoyed the variety of toppings available, especially the fresh vegetables which I loved. However, the meat was a bit tough to eat, which affected our overall experience. I appreciated how clean the restaurant was, and it made for a pleasant environment. The broth was a little less flavorful than we hoped, and next time, we think the food might be better if cooked a bit longer -- our squash was a tad too crunchy. Overall, it was a nice experience, and we're looking forward to trying it again with some adjustments!
MALA TOWN SUPREMACY!!! My fave malatang place! Been here three times, cost each time: $20, $30, & $27. On average, you'll spend $25~ after selecting your ingredients. I loveeeee getting the tom yum here, & I don't think other malatang places offer tom yum. In general, the tom yum flavor is fire. i would say the amount of chili oil they add is inconsistent. there's times i've gotten alot of oil and times with less. my partner also found the beef bone broth was too oily for his liking and thought tom yum was way better. The tom yum has a nice tang from the lemon and theres slight creaminess to the broth. my friend thinks they add peanut sauce to the broth. it is also not too spicy, which is nice. I dont live near this place but it is worth the drive! I like the wide variety of ingredients and the chewy potato noodles. This place gets busy for a reason and it can be tough to find parking on the weekends.
I love Mala town! It's always so busy, but I appreciate the variety that they have. My go to is the mild beef signature bone broth. The veggies are also fresh and yummy :)
1 month ago
Come here all the time!!! Great value great service great food. Fast and efficient . Spacious and bright read more
My new go to malatang place. I was super surprised at how many options of veggies and protein they offer plus they offer tom yum soup. I found that majority of malatang places only offer bone broth or spicy bone broth. The tom yum soup was super flavorful and paired well with all the toppings. Another huge plus is they offer free tea by the sauce bar. It can get pretty busy but the line goes by pretty fast and they assign you a table to sit down at. The tables are pretty close to each other but it makes sense for how busy it gets in there read more
Took my husband to try the Mala Town hot pot experience. It was Thursday around 12:30pm. The place was packed, not too many people in front of us. We were assigned a table, but the person was still eating. People who paid after us were getting seated while we continued to stand waiting for ours. Thankfully, one of the servers noticed this he swapped seating around so we could sit just in time to get our food. The food was good, but our experience was okay. I am giving Mala Town a 4-star because of the attentive server. Otherwise it would have been lower. read more
1 month ago
this place is always crowded. make sure that you come when the door is about to be opened. my broth flavour is always the same: tom yum cause so yummy and flavorful. for malatang lovers, you should try malatown!!! read more
1 month ago
I have been a malatown regular for the past year. I would say I easily go once a month because I love the food. They have so many toppings to choose from and their broth options are also really good. My favorite topping would be their fishcake with mochi, I would highly recommend trying it! read more
Final Thoughts: 3.50/5 Very very soft 4 stars for this place. The overall experience is kind of interesting and the only thing that saves this place from losing a star is the fact that the food and sauce tasted quite good. I feel like this malatang place has been here for a while now and it is ranked high. Finally had the opportunity to try it for dinner. Food: Bases: 1. Signature Beef Bone Broth 2. Savory Dry Mix 3. Yom Yum Soup 4. Chicken Broth 5. Sichuan Style MaoCai 6. Sweet and Sour Tomato 7. Classic Beef Bone Broth Savory Dry Mix: 4.2/5 My preference is always going to be the dry mixes because I'm not too much of a broth person. Their savory dry mix is a peanut based sauce. It reminds me of the dipping sauce for the spring rolls. Very umami. Nice balance of sweet, nutty, and savory, which I liked. There are these crispy bits added to the sauce and I really like it because it adds a texture component. Looking at the presentation, it wasn't bad. They seemed to have put the sauce on top and then garnish it with peanuts. I like that it's not just all mixed into the bowl and tossed in. You are able to choose your spice level too. I only chose mild today. Very light kick from the spice. Ingredients/Mix-Ins/Toppings: Nice variety They do have a fair amount of ingredients here. Loved seeing the marinated egg, but it occurred to be after the fact that when everything is mixed together like that, the flavor of the marinate for the egg gets lost. Lots of proteins, sides, and veggies to choose from. Of note, a lot of the items are cut into larger pieces. Makes it just slightly harder to just get just exactly what you want. I prefer the smaller portions and to get something of everything. Layout: Veggies first, then proteins Layout makes sense. Upon entering, the ingredients are on the left side. The vegetables come first and then meats. There is a space where you can keep your bowl. It also keeps a fair distance from the person to the ingredients, which is a good note for food safety reasons. This does, however, make it difficult for me to reach any ingredients in the back given my height and arm length. Note: When my bowl came out, it had ingredients that I did not choose. I'm aware that the ingredients may be cooked in the same water. It was just something I noted because I ended up with additional mushroom pieces, noodles, vegetables, bean sprouts, and a piece of meat. --------- Quality: Fully cooked and appropriate temperatures Their sauces are quite good and the items appear to be cooked to appropriate temperatures. All of the items in there, I was the most concerned for the kabocha pumpkin because it takes a little longer for it to completely cook and soften. All items did come out fully cooked though. Price: Topic of Conversation Today Main topic of conversation for me today. For malatang places, there's usually a scale where you weigh your bowl and ingredients. I've usually seen the scale tared to show a -0.XXX number. This means that the weight of the bowl is taken into consideration and removed from the final weight and pricing calculations. Here, the scale just showed 0. My ending weight was 1.33 lbs. This is really not normal for me because I'm always struggling to even reach 0.8 lbs, let alone trying to meet their 1 lb minimum after going back about 3 times to add something else. May attribute that to them providing larger cuts and portions of the ingredients though. My friends and I were just a little curious as to why it was 0 and one of my friends went to the cashier just to clarify how the calculation was done if the scale is not tared. Per the employee, she stated that the bowl weight is already considered and the price for the weight of the bowl is removed from the final price that is seen on the final check. This seems like such a convoluted way to do it, versus just taring the scale and removing the weight of the bowl to begin with. Of note, my friend observed a wire that went onto the scale that added some weight onto the scale. There are items around the scale that can fall onto it, so just make sure that it's at 0 when you're weighing your items. Service: Simple Interactions Besides trying to clarify things with the scale, really nothing significant at all. They helped us get bowls when we first came in because there was only one left when we entered. Upon completion of cooking, they brought us our bowl. Ambiance: Spacious Interior Interior is very large and there is optimal seating inside, as well. I like that the seats are not super close to each other. There's enough space to walk around and just be separated enough from other groups, so we can have a conversation comfortably. Location/Parking: Has its own little island They're located in Milpitas Square. It's kind of in its own island and closer to the side of the road. Very spacious parking space, as well. There is a 99 Ranch within the plaza, so it makes sense to have a large parking space here. Usually not a concern. read more
1 month ago
Super yummy food, speedy service. Love coming here with my friends! Favorite broth is the signature beef broth, always super consistent every-time. Great variety of veggies, meats etc. read more
Came to Mala Town on a weekday evening and it was super busy. My favorite meats were the beef belly and garlic beef. I wish they had fish tofu!! The broth here is amazing. The tom yum was the perfect mix of sour and spicy, and the bone broth is really light. I think Mala Town has my favorite mala tang broth so far, it's not heavy at all! read more
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Fico C.
Hi, Megan. Thanks for the support! And the fish tofu is back!!
8 months ago
First timer having Malatang. Come in grab bowl & tongs. Pick all your toppings and place In bowl. They'll weigh & ask what broth you want. I went with the beef bone broth spicy. They give you tags and tell you where to sit. While waiting I went to back and made my own dipping sauce. Water and some sort of complimentary drink was also over there. We got our food in about 5mins or so. It was good! I liked the broth & all the ingredients that I chose. I tried my friends tom yum broth, and it was good in a creamy way. It could be more spicy though. I'd come back to try their other broths & id eat here again. read more
After trying YGF Malatang in the exact same plaza, we decided to try out Mala Town to see which is better. I can confidently say that I highly prefer Mala Town over YGF Malatang and will be back soon. [[ Some things I've noticed ]] 1.) Service - I thought it was really good. There is one person consistently going around giving you extra napkins, picking up plates, refilling water and I thought she did an amazing job with how busy we got. 2.) Busy - We went right when it opened at 11:30am and at first thought it wasn't very popular. Boy were we wrong......the line grew so quickly and so many people started coming in. After trying it out, I can totally see why it's so popular and why so many people came. 3.) Packed - Everything is assigned seating after you pay which is a bit annoying and the tables are packed close together. I felt like I couldn't really have a nice private conversation since everyone is so close to you and there are some awkward stares. I think even though you cannot choose your seats, it's so busy so if they allowed you to free roam or take bigger seats, a lot of people would be stuck waiting in line and it would not be optimal. It's inconvenient but understandable for the business. 4.) Food - Lots of variety and I'm pretty sure they'll have anything you could possibly want. There is also a sizeable sauce bar so you can create your dipping sauce. We personally tried the Tom Yum Soup (SO GOOD) and the Signature Broth - Mild and I loved them both. The price per pound was $16.99 at the time of writing so it's not super cheap. read more
1 month ago
Food tastes amazing as always! Would recommend it to anyone who wants hot pot! Always come here with family read more
1 month ago
Love this place! Have been coming here for years! Love the concept! This will always be my go to! read more
First time malatang followed with they heytea combo right after. Busy for Saturday night but seats open quick. Got a bowl and started adding ingredients. Good amount of veggies here. Clean and fresh. Got my go to spinach and Napa. Different types of noodles but I got the knife cut noodle. Also has a range of seafood, got the fish and some fish balls with different fillings. Few meat options but went with chuck and beef belly. Picked the sichuan style soup base. Weighed and paid at the counter. The bowl was about 2 pounds and the deduct the weight of the bowl. Broth was flavorful and was perfect. A bit oily but numbing spice was spot on without it being too spicy. Noodles went perfect with it. I'd recommend beef belly as it was more tender than the chuck. My favorite seafood was the shrimp paste ball. Sauce bar has variety of options and has a creamy peanut sauce. read more
1 month ago
Love coming here with the family. The food is fresh and tasty! My fav is the tom yum broth read more
I took two friends here who were skeptical of Malatang places but this place blew us all away! This place is definitely a little more hip and modern if you need a good recommendation for friends visiting the area. All the staff are pleasant, welcoming, and helpful. You can choose your toppings, spice level, and broth type. There is also a sauce bar to create your own sauce. The soup is so filling and soothing on a cold day or even after a long day on your feet. I think you could make a light meal out of this place too depending on the toppings you grab. I love how clean the interior is and how neatly decorated the inside is. Even the plating is very neat and pretty. This place is the perfect lunch or dinner spot with friends when no one can decide where to go (we have ALL BEEN THERE). There's lots of parking and spots nearby to grab a sweet treat after. Thanks Mala Town! I'm going to come back over and over with my friends!! read more
1 month ago
The food is always so good, one of my favorite malatang places. The line moves pretty fast and there's always a place to sit. Highly recommend! read more
I've been here multiple times as it's a classic place to hit. The toppings are pretty fresh in my experience, and the food comes out pretty fast rven on days where they are super busy. However, I feel like the quality has been going down as this place has gotten more popular, and hasn't hit the same way it used to. Overall good place to go with friends though. Parking can be tricky depending on when you go. read more
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Yang G.
Hi Jenny, thank you for continuing to visit us and for sharing your…
This place is pretty solid! The broths were flavorful and came hot. There was a super long line during 2pm on Saturday, it was packed, but the turnover was fast, so we got sat right away after we paid. And the place was pretty big with lots of available seating. It's a buffet style, so you wait in line and walk up to the food and grab and go. I was a little disappointed with their vegetable selection, since they either ran out or didn't restock it. read more
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Fico C.
Hi, Terri. Thanks for the review and Noted!! We will make sure all…
1 month ago
Still love this place. Always busy around dinner time. Theres no yelp line so make sure youre ready to stand in line if its busy. I am sad they dont have their prickly ash oil anymore tho read more
Can get very pricey, be careful as they charge you by weight. Seating is very limited due to popularity but overall the chicken broth was amazing. Parking on certain day and time is always a headache in this plaza. read more
I came here for lunch one weekend, and it was busy. Here you get to pick what you want to add to your hot pot or dry pot, low of variety to choose from, vegetables, meats to tofu and noodles. Then you weigh what your picked and pick your broth if you are doing hot pot, and spice level. For dry pot, I'm not sure since I haven't had that here. Food came out in about 5-10 mins time which wasn't too bad. They have a sauce bar to make your sauce for dipping the items in. Overall this was a good experience, it's pretty quick and if you want variety for hot pot, this is a good place to go. However, I want to note that the parking lot here is usually packed on weekends. read more
9 months ago
My friend says this is the best malatang spot in the bay because the ingredients are freshest, and the line of people out the door on a Sunday night really sells it! You enter the line and pick up a pair of tongs and a large bowl. You move along the assembly line placing (potentially uncooked) ingredients in your bowl, as much as you want. The final price will be based on weight, so don't be a rookie like me and waste a lot of weight on plain tofu and vegetables and save it for things like fatty beef and quail eggs. At the register, you choose your broth type. The staff then take the bowl of ingredients to cook in the broth while you are assigned a table (don't sit just anywhere, your table is how they know where to bring your cooked bowl out). I got a wide variety of ingredients in the tomato broth, which was delicious. I am not sure how to describe the taste but definitely nowhere near western style tomato soup. My only complaint is that they have to bowl the ingredients for so long for food safety that the meat became tough and a little soap-y tasting compared to places where you cook in front of you like Hadilao or Shabu Shabu Logistics: - Indoor seating only - Located in a strip mall but parking is tight nearby so I recommend parking on the further side of lot near by CTBC bank and carefully walking over read more
9 months ago
So much variety from meat, veggies, tofu, noodles! Pricing is $14.99/pd for a literal DIY hot pot and felt like heaven if you're also like me and enjoy hotpot anytime of the year. We waited in line for about fifteen minutes on a week night and service was quick after we got seated. Fyi It's so busy that it can feel pretty crammed in the restaurant especially by the sauce bar. I opted for the beef broth soup it was so flavorful and creamy. Just amazing!! I'll def come back when I'm in the area. read more
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My coworkers brought me here for lunch and boy have I been missing out. I'm used to pre-set pote at tasty pot and boiling point but no always overly excited about everything , and that's where Mala town rocks. You can literally choose all the ingredients you want for veggies first, to meat balls, noodles then cut meats. I was a noob and went crazy on everything else before getting to the meats. It was super affordable paid about $20 after tip for my bowl. It does got by overall weight mine was a little over a 1 pound. Lots of broth selection as well. Definitely need to hit this spot up if you like hot pot, especially in the cold season Simple sauce bar selection so you can't go wrong with adding something that won't be delicious. Service is fairly quick most of the interaction is the cashier and them bringing your bowl to you so very minimal. Pro tip don't wear anything you don't want getting splashed with soup, the slurping and dropping items from your chopstick might result in some broth stained clothes as my coworker's experienced. read more
Just went to Malatown, after a year, and damn, quality went downhill. The beef bone broth, I got medium. There's no more mala flavor, and the bone broth you can barely taste, like water. What are you talking about? We also got the dry noodles. The dry noodles. You see the peanuts, but you don't taste the peanut. The sauce is very watered down. It seems like, with the craze of Malatang and hey tea and the fact that they have so many positive reviews at opening, they don't care about quality anymore. Also they don't hire enough people because it took forever to get my order today at 6pm non peak hour. read more
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Yang G.
Hi Edward, we’re very sorry that your recent visit was disappointing.…
9 months ago
So good!! Came on Friday night, line was out the door. The main wait is before you pick out your food which wasn't too bad just 15 mins. Lots of options from veggies, seafood, eggs, fish cakes, noodles of all sorts, and meat. They also have a handful of broths to choose from as well. After choosing out your ingredients, and paying, we got seated immediately. So even if lines out the door, don't be too discouraged. Service was quick and tables clean. read more
13 days ago
9 months ago
Pretty solid Maltang spot! I usually go for very spicy broths but I had to tone it down. I loved the variety here and my favorite is the shrimp ball. Service is fast ish. It can get pretty packed so come a bit early before the rush! read more
Went at a busyish time with no wait. Just went ahead and grabbed a bowl and tongs and started adding items into the bowl. It's a little pricier than ygf but just as good. It definitely has more selections for meat options and the beef broth is a solid choice. They have chicken broth too if that is preferred. It tends to be busy and seats are close to another. Prepare to get cozy. :) read more
Food was great! Very typical of a malatang place! I got the medium beef broth and it was good. One thing to note was that my actual content was mixed with my friends'--I got a few chunks of fish that I didn't get but my friend got. My friend got the bok choy that I got but he didn't. If I were allergic to any of the choices that were mixed into my bowl (I'm allergic to certain fish), that would be a big issue! I'm not too sure what happened here, but please don't mix the contents of the bowls. That's a huge safety hazard, and unless this changes, I wouldn't come back again. read more
I love Mala Town! The experience of picking out your food is fun and the process is quick and easy. The plaza is busy at peak lunch and dinner time, so parking can be a hassle at times. The price is $15.99/lb but I never go over 1.5lbs of food, so it isn't bad for me. My favorite broth is the house bone broth. The tables are tightly packed in the restaurant, so walking around is a little difficult. Water and the sauce bar is self serve in the back of the restaurant. This is my favorite place to get malatang, so definitely visit! read more
10 months ago
We came here on a really busy day and the parking situation was frustrating. Even though the lot is big, it was very hard to find parking. Our spot got swooped, and we spent about 15 to 20 minutes circling before finally finding one. Not ideal, especially when you are already rushing between appointments. Because it was so busy, the line to pick up food was long. I did appreciate that they assign you a table, so you are guaranteed a place to sit, which helps during peak times. That said, the space itself is small, and it felt cramped. The servers seemed compressed with very little room to walk around, which added to the crowded feeling. I ordered the signature beef broth with medium spice. Despite the crowds, the food came out fairly quickly, which was a plus. The food itself is good and overall quality is solid. However, I would not recommend the Savory Mix. The name is misleading because it is not savory at all. It is very sweet and extremely peanut buttery, to the point where it was a bit overwhelming. I have been to another location before and found it much more spacious and less busy. This time we just happened to pick this location. That said, this spot is very lively and conveniently located right by 99 Ranch and HeyTea, which makes it a popular area. Good food and fast service, but be prepared for parking stress, long lines, and tight spacing if you come at peak times. read more
Food: Signature Beef Bone Broth (Medium Spice) Price: $15.99 per lb (my total came out to be ~$10) Overall: DIY Shabu spot in Milpitas!I have always seen tiktoks where people were guessing how much and every single bowl that comes out is over what they estimated but it still looks good! I took my friends here (who were visiting from SoCal) and we had to wait in line for a bit. Upon getting our tongs and bowl, there is a variety of vegetables, fish balls, noodles, and meat! The worker recommended everyone to get Signature Beef Bone Broth since it was our first time there and it was super tasty. There is also a sauce bar for dipping your meat and veggies in when you're eating. I'll definitely be back and it's perfect for the cold weather! read more
I'd say this place is comparable to the YGF Malatang in the same plaza, both 5/5. MalaTown has a wider selection of food and more unique choices for their broths, a great ambiance with aesthetic and bright interior design, and looks like a great place for social gathering (I think it is very skewed to younger audiences). Only cons is there is always a long wait line out the door if you dont come at the right time (i.e. at open to make the 1st round of seating) and overall cohesive flavor lacks YGF slightly. It really comes down to personal preference for the flavor and eating environment. Overall good food, large seating capacity, but can be a long wait. read more
2 months ago
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