Open Rice Kitchen is owned by a fellow aggie so I like to go there and support them by buying food from their restaurant as opposed to a few other Asian places in Davis. While their dishes aren't especially notable or out-of-this-world amazing, they are still good enough to satisfy most of my asian food cravings. I like most of their fried rice dishes, though I have never tried the Kimchi fried rice. Everyone seems to rave about the Kimchi fried rice, but it doesn't come with meat? At least it doesn't say so in the description. I love chicken, I won't ever have my fried rice without it. At least some sort of meat..? Ham? Sausage? Beef even? Their Wonton Soup is pretty good. The soup I got today came with a fair amount of wontons which makes me really happy. I would be pretty unhappy if I paid $5 for a cup of soup with like 3 wontons. They even throw in some chashu in the soup, which was actually a pleasant surprise! The chicken fried rice I got usually is way too oily. The bottom of the to-go box is always layered with oil so thick, it's kinda gross. The saltiness of the fried rice varies as well depending on how trigger-happy they are with the soy sauce. I've had fried rice from there ranging from "almost flavor-less" to "need water after every bite" salty. If they could get the oily-ness and saltiness down to a consistent medium, the quality of the dishes would be a lot better, but that's just my two cents -- I'm no chef. I've also had their popcorn chicken as well, but I don't remember it being too memorable, so I don't usually get them when I go. Their milk tea is pretty good, but I hate that they changed their cups to those short and wide cups. They don't fit in cup holders!! Which means I can't put the straw in it until I get home or I'll spill all over my car when I drive. It also means that if I eat in and don't finish my drink, I'll most likely have to toss it. Their milk teas are pretty consistent though, unlike Old Tea House. I think I might just stop going to Old Tea House altogether since Open Rice Kitchen has much better service, as well as free wifi (so you can study there!) read more

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My goal in college was to find a food place with THE BEST thai tea. I am 100% confident to say that I found the place: at OPEN RICE KITCHEN! The staff is very friendly. They told me they brew their thai tea for a long time, which is why it's so delish!! I LOVE their kimchee fried rice. It fills you up for a decent price. You can add any kind of meat to it so it's perfect for me since I'm a carnivore. I also like the fact that there's wi-fi here. It helps with studying or just surfing the web without using up your data. It's a great place to chill and hang out. Also, they're one of the spots that close late so when you're done bar crawling, this is the spot to be at! OVER ALL, this is one of my favorite food places in Davis! read more

This place is the epitome of mediocrity. The food is okay, the drinks are okay, the service is okay, cash-only for specials is ok, the cleanliness is okay, and the owner is okay. The food here used to be better when the owner was still cooking. He now hires others to do it So is anything better than okay here? 1. Opens late One of the only reasons I came here so often. Like most suburban towns, most restaurants are closed by 10 around here (not counting bars). This place stays open up to 3AM on some days! 2. $1 Chubby Cup Boba Probably the only reason everyone in Davis knows this place. Only downside is they make you like their page and check in on facebook to get this deal, and its usually cash-only. More recently, they made it so that you can only get the $1 boba with a purchase of food. Oh yea, and did I mention their boba tastes... okay. 3. Daily Deals ($5 entree, $3 sides) After you get their boba and follow their page, you will be bombarded with daily 'specials' on your facebook feed. Let this go on for long enough, and you'll realize their specials aren't actually specials. They cycle through the same 10 or so items every week. They do occasionally try out new menu items like Nutella wontons. TL;DR This place is okay. I would only recommend it because of the price point. At a little over $6 after taxes, you can get a generous amount of food and boba! Pretty good deal and the atmosphere is nice for group outings but be prepared for prolonged waits at peak hours. Got too much time? Read about every menu item I can remember trying. Can't decide what to order? Read on for an extensive review of menu items! 1. Beef Chow Fun This is one of the hardest dishes in Chinese cuisine to cook and often serves as a test to become a true chef. Open rice has one of the worst beef chow fun's I have ever had. The deep brown color is non-existent or uneven on the noodles and the dish often tastes bland. 2. Popcorn Chicken No flavor. Its basically chicken chunks covered in batter and fried. No salt or any other seasoning seems to be used. 3. Singapore Vermicelli Probably one of the best dishes here. Thin clear rice noodles stir fried in curry powder! 4. Teryaki Chicken Some of the most tender and soft chicken I've had. Interestingly, the sauce is served on the side. Great for those counting calories, but a hassle to mix in on the overfilled plate. The entree comes with a generous serving of rice and a few pieces of broccoli. 5. Kimchi Fried Rice A popular dish that always seems to be on the daily special, but I can't recommend it. No fried rice should be this soggy. One plate probably has four cups of rice. No meat in it, except for a sunny side up egg on top. read more

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This review focuses at their to-go services and portions. If you are interested in dine-in experience, other reviews will give you better insights. LOCATION 5/5: The restaurant locates in the downtown Davis (G street), and there are not many Chinese restaurants nearby (good for them)! SERVICE 4/5: I came in on a Sunday night. It was my first time trying their food. Since they opened so late, it became very convenient for me - late eaters! Right after me, there was a sudden wave of students coming. I guess the flooded orders slowed down my food a bit. FOOD 3/5: I ordered chicken wings, potstickers, kimchi fried rice and chow fun. The food was average and relatively affordable for college students. Their portion is big, so it's great for leftovers!! Will I come back for more? It's not a definite yes or no. Open Rice Kitchen is still a mystery... I will come back for the dine-in experience before the final conclusion. read more

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I love coming here but today's service was kinda irritating due to seeing and hearing the lazy ass cooks complain about making my classic chicken fried rice with six fried eggs on top! It's my protein day so that's the reason for the six eggs but regardless that's their job so why complain about it read more

Open Rice Kitchen is the place to go if you want a quick meal in high quantity for a good price. The food itself tastes alright, but the only good options on the menu are their rice bowls (although they come to you in paper plates). I do not recommend their noodles. The best thing about this place is their really cheap boda tea in a large container. It tastes just like the other places and you get more gang for your buck. The staff seems nice and the food gets out in good time from order to your table. Overall, I would recommend this place for a quick meal and a fun hangout but not for anything more than that. read more

i thought this place was a pretty mediocre restaurant for asian cuisine. the interior was alright and tables were a bit dirty. it has a wide range of food options and drinks and is a good place to go with friends or take out. taste is alright, portions sizes are great. read more

Open Rice Kitchen - Chinese Near Me - Davis, California

Their crab cream cheese wontons are SO YUMMY. They do come out slightly too oily, but you can tell the oil they use to fry the wontons are super fresh because the wontons are a light gold. Just soak up the excess oil with a couple of napkins and there you go - the best fried wontons in Davis! I'll be coming back for these... Their other foods are a bit disappointing, especially the orange chicken. It's not the usual sauce-drenched flavorful stuff and is on the crustier/flour-y side with very little sauce. It looked and tasted like popcorn chicken, which was unexpected. At least the chicken was all breast meat, and the meat itself wasn't dry. Their beef chow fun wasn't memorable in any way. I had to drench it in Siracha sauce for more flavor, but at least it was edible and well priced (see their menu pictures). Service is pretty good! Employees are really friendly. The two times I've been here with people (once to try the place, second time for the wontons), the employees cheerfully greeted me and checked on our table during our meal. As other people said, their drinks aren't that great. I think they need to figure out their ratios better, because the flavors and the sugar levels are somewhat variable and the tea to milk ratio was pretty bad. My honeydew milk tea with boba tasted more like watered-down tea than a milk tea. Their boba isn't particularly good either because of the consistency. +2 for the super awesome wontons. +1 for good service. read more

For the price, its very good. Pork belly fried rice, salted fish fried rice are both good. If you're looking for something fancy this isn't it, but if u want something yummy, satisfying, and the right kind of greasy then chefs kiss. read more

This place is great and all, but it's very inconsistent when it comes to food. My friends and I come here whenever I am in Davis for a visit because it's tradition and it's very easy to get our boba cravings satisfied with our savory-cravings. However, lemme talk more about the food. Just last night, my friends both ordered the chow mein and one got a box that was overflowing with noodles while the other had less than half that amount (they both ordered the exact same thing). And sometimes they put way too much of one ingredient on food. For example, with the black bean chicken, they put waaaaaay too much onion. read more

Salt and pepper chicken wings were decent. Firecracker Chicken was bland and the veggies weren't fresh. Wontons and pot stickers were just okay. Sweet thai chili wings were gummy and way too sweet. Wait time was pretty long. Service from staff was friendly. Maybe we just ordered the wrong dishes? Based on the food we got, I would not come back or recommend this place to anybody. read more

For some odd reason, I really like the layout of the place for the line separated by a wall. They do have a pretty wide selection of beer, good for someone who likes a beer with their dinner. Prices are pretty decent too, it's nice to be able to get a meal with a drink under 10 dollars. The cashier was pretty nice but only checking in on facebook would get you the discount. My food came out really quickly, so fast that the only way they could've had it out this fast was that everything was precooked and just reheated to sell (from my opinion). Out of all the things I've tried, I think only the kimchi fried rice is ok. The boba itself is acceptable but the milk tea wasn't. It left a powdery taste in my mouth and had a bad aftertaste. Cheap: yes, Giant cup size: yes, Yummy: eh not really. We got the 5 dollar deal for Beef Chow Fun and Eggplant Tofu. It was a promo thing for a few days so that's kind of what lured us back here. I loved the price but was a little sad about the food. The beef chow fun was ok, the noodles were really nice but the flavor was pretty bland. As for the beef, it was so chewy that I could barley eat it (I just ended up picking it all out). The eggplant tofu: rice was a bit on the mushy side, broccoli was really old (yellowing and stuff) and the dish overall was really really sweet and then you're just left with the taste of a little spicy, not savory at all, which I would usually expect from an eggplant tofu dish. This place is good for a cheap meal, but I think if you want decent chinese food, it wouldn't be found here. read more

Open Rice Kitchen - Eggplant and tofu - Chinese Near Me - Davis, California

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Not sure why this place only has average ratings, but I was certainly impressed for dining on a budget. Quality is certainly great for the price. More of an Asian fusion style place and not authentic. Portions are great too. Will definitely come back! read more

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Came here during finals week at 11pm starving after a long day of studying and was rejected from ordering food because they were too busy and had too many orders on their hands. There was only like 7 people in total seated in the restaurant. AND I SAY.... wtf? why open a restaurant if you wont serve any food?! read more

Why do we keep coming here? Is it the food or the wonderful customer service? Open Rice Kitchen makes you come back even though the service when you order is severely lacking in efficiency and a friendly face. Couple times we went into dine, One young lady at the cash register took our order clearly emphasizing that she did not want to be there. It's understandable to consider everyone has their bad days. But this lady.. Just didn't give even a HINT of customer service. We called in for a order, received MUCH attitude asking to restate the order, and she still got our order wrong. I don't understand how other cashiers are so good with customer service and she's the only one who is totally unaware that cashier/server is the "face and reputation" of the restaurant. The only good thing going for ORK is the fact that people like to eat and they like to get it fast. If one had to base an opinion solely on food - it's decent; to base it on customer service - I would take my business elsewhere. fortunately, I ply myself with good beer before making the decision to go across the street since its in such an accessible location. Half the time I cringe because I want the kimchee fried rice because I know could made it myself. I agree with everyone else - when it's 12am and you crave something asian and quickz read more

Open Rice Kitchen is perfect for hungry college students: Super cheap food and drinks, PLUS they're open late. Their bubble tea comes in chubby cups for just around $2! The drinks are made from powder but, hey, you get what you pay for, right? They have a decent selection of flavors, but I decided to go with a regular black milk tea (a.k.a. the typical standard for judging milk tea from a new place). Flavor was good and it was mixed nicely; I couldn't taste the powder at all. In fact, I was actually impressed with the quality of their tapioca pearls--cooked to perfection :) I have yet to order food from here, but I've heard good things from friends that frequent the establishment so I'm sure I'll give it a try one of these days. read more

Last couple times I've eaten here the food has had a dirty dishes/dirty water flavor or been burnt to an inedible crisp. Kinda...dusty? Not great. Probably fine if you're super drunk. read more

First time trying this place with a friend. I went for the Open Rice Kitchen (ORK) Fried Rice which has peas and carrots, chicken, prawns, and pineapple mainly. Boba milk tea drinks were also 50% off so I got a Taro milk tea with rainbow jelly, yum. Never seen a short fat boba cup like that before, haha. Should've taken a photo. Friend ordered beef chow fun and the chicken chow mein was one of the $5 specials for the day. Score! Another table ordered popcorn chicken which also looked super good. The food was pretty good, very good prices for the portions; I only finished half of my fried rice and took the rest home! The chef was cooking sort of noisily (loud pan/wok sounds) but ah wells. Spacious seating area, not too crowded for a midweek dinner. read more

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Open late on a Sunday night. This was the biggest factor of why we choose this place. We had just gotten out of a movie and few to no places were open. This also filled my need for chicken soup. They have a very nice wonton soup or noodle soup. It's your choice. I choose the wontons. There were 7 of them and they were tasty. Not the most exciting wontons in the world, but I was more there for the clear broth. Also included were 2 baby bok choy. Very tender. We found parking across the street in front of an Asian Fusin place. The restaurant was a bit on the chilly side, but I warmed up with the help of the broth. The biggest draw looked like the boba drinks. They had a good selection and everyone seemed to have one. I love them but needed to stick with the plain soup this time. There was plenty of staff and they kept the place very clean. read more

Not a bad place to go to when you're looking for a late night bite after some heavy drinking at Ket Mo Ree! I've tried the Salt & Pepper Chicken Wings, Salted Fish Fried Rice, Singapore Noodles, Kimchi Fried Rice, & Calamari. Overall the food was pretty tasty and nothing I can complain about. Sure there might be some MSG overload in the noodles but the food definitely hits the spot, especially when you're intoxicated and hungry. PLUS the food here is super cheap, takes card, and serves boba! You definitely get your money's worth and the food portions are huge. :) read more

Open Rice Kitchen - Singapore chow fun noodles with lots of Siracha - Chinese Near Me - Davis, California

Old Tea House (OTH) is for tea, Open Rice Kitchen (ORK) is for rice. Finding cheap delicious Chinese food is always a problem no matter what city you're in. After the first time I ate at Open Rice Kitchen, I was won over. I was saved from the boring food at Boba places, plus they accept card. For me, the best thing to get here are the rice dishes. I mean come on, its in their name. The fried rice is amazingly good and is not too hard/dry or soft/soggy. If you want something simple and cheap, they have a [insert your meat] over rice dish. You pick a sauce and meat, and they put it over rice. They do not skimp on the rice and its filling. For 5 bucks you can't go wrong. However, the kimchi fried rice is just okay. It is pretty much chinese kimchi fried rice since they do not use short grain rice. You can also put in special requests to substitute different noodles with no extra charge, which is always a plus. When I think about it, I have tried almost all of their dishes on their menu. At some places, you try different dishes to find one that is tasty, or in some cases to find at least one that is edible. Most dishes at Open Rice Kitchen is pretty satisfying, so I keep coming back to see if I can find the dishes that can disappoint me. I have only been disappointed a few times. The won ton soup has been hit or miss. It does not feel the same as a typical Hong Kong Style Won Ton Noodle soup due to the type of noodles that they use and the flavor of the broth. But there are many ways to make won ton noodle soup, so this is more of a personal thing. That being said, the price is just right. For 5 dollars, they give the right amount to fill you up with wonton, bbq pork, and veggies. read more

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Located in the heart of the Davis bar scene. Great to pregame with 2 for $5 beers, head to the bars then return for food to soak up the booze. The food is alright. Too salty or drenched in sauce. Definitely drunchie food. They also have regular food specials (like $5 fried rice plates). I usually get kimchi or pork fried rice with a fried egg on top. The boba drinks are big and not too bad. There's specials for these too. If you're out for the night, this is a great place to hit up. read more

Came in at night to order some hot and sour soup to go. When I arrived home, I opened the lid and to my surprise I got robbed! Not only was the container half full, but there was some weird substance inside which resembled spit. Still wanting to give it a second chance, I tasted it and it was by far the absolute worst hot and sour soup I have ever tasted. It had the texture of sludge and the sourness was equivalent to a warhead. I came back and told them my experience and they remade it without any question and gave me a complementary drink. Moral of the yelp: check your to go food before you leave read more

Open Rice Kitchen - My weird soup experience - Chinese Near Me - Davis, California

An excellent spot in Davis for a cheap eat! I like to order the House Rice Plate with beef with the house sauce. A simple plate with a great portion size and absolutely delicious. The boba is cheap and has the same variety of flavors and teas as a specialty tea place. I also like to order potstickers for appetizer. The menu also includes some classic favorites like pork belly fried rice and chow mein. I do not recommend this restaurant if you are looking for a more authentic taste. This spot is a good place for college students to have a quick dinner! read more

Open Rice is a pretty solid options for cheap and pretty quick Chinese food. I haven't had the boba but I know that it come in a huge portion sizes and isn't too expensive. That said, I've never been super impressed with Open Rice. I've had the Orange Chicken, the Walnut Shrimp, and various sides and tastes of my friend's meals. Again, the food is fine enough. It's not the bests food ever, but it's definitely edible and comes in pretty large portions. However, I'm never super impressed with the customer service here. The employees are pretty short with you and never especially helpful. I recently went in and they had some "cash only" specials, which is cool because you could get an Orange Chicken plate for only $5.50 but you had to pay in cash. Because it was such a deal, I get why there were restrictions on it, but it still seemed pretty strange. The plate comes with a generous serving of chicken, white rice, and broccoli (but only like a few pieces). The problem I ran into was that I didn't want the rice but because it was a deal they told me they couldn't do any substitutions (I asked for extra broccoli and no rice), again I get it because it was a special, but they wouldn't even just not give me rice. Which meant I had to just not eat the rice and throw it away which felt like a huge waste. Pros: Big Portions Open late (and so many places in Davis are not) Good deals Cons: Mediocre food Not the best customer service Some food comes out super quickly and some takes a really long time read more

Seriously there's nothing more annoying then getting a to go order wrong. Especially when there is no one else in line..... seriously so annoying. I don't want to be an a** and check everything, but I'm going to do that every time now- wherever I go. I just wasted money on food I didn't want. Never coming here again. read more

Simply one of the best bubble tea I have had. I ordered the Taro Bubble tea for 2.50 and paid extra for a hazelnut flavor shot. It was delicious, large and simply refreshing ! Gotta try the salt fish and chicken fried rice, kimchee fried rice and the beef chow fun next time! read more

The food here is mediocre. It's definitely improved a bit from when they first opened but it's basically fast-food Asian food (I prefer Panda over this place). I usually order the black bean chicken.. It's the only thing worth getting here in my opinion. Sadly, they recently started having a separate late night menu and they don't serve this on the late night menu so it's only available before 12. As for their drinks, all I have to say is meh. The boba isn't usually very good and the flavor/sweetness is a hit or miss but they do give you a huge cup for their drinks. This place is the most packed on Thursday and Friday nights after midnight because all the drunk college kids get hungry after a night out downtown (and their location is prime since its between some of the most popular college bars). So, if you're coming here during those hours, don't be surprised at how packed or loud it is! read more

I haven't been to this place in over a year, but I have no idea how this place is only rated 3 stars. I mean, really? This place is open till 3 am on weekends, and is the perfect place to stop in after the bars close to enjoy a solid meal before sleep. I love their signature entrees. I normally find myself ordering the broccoli beef with white rice Their dishes come in huge portions, and the price is cheap for the quality/quantity. I've never had a problem here, and the food has always come hot/fresh. This restaurant ALSO has cheap, quality beers, so if you get sick of the bars, you can come here early and enjoy some. I'm headed up to Davis in the coming month, and I'm really hoping to stop in here at some point. For those that haven't been and are going off the 3-star rating, I find that very unfair. Give this place a try. You won't be disappointed. read more

Food is great and so is service, I come to Davis to visit my daughter in who attends UC Davis and always looking for a great spot to have lunch or dinner with her and this place is a must! And the Boba drinks for the price and amount you pay it's unbeatable,hands down the place you want to come to for service, food and drinks at such an unbeatable price this place is go! read more

Open Rice Kitchen - Look at the size of the Taro Boba for under 3 dollars - Chinese Near Me - Davis, California

Cheap, fast, and convenient. This place was a life saver during finals. I could call in my order, and 10 minutes later it was ready for pick up. The food is decent compared to what Davis offers, for the price I have no complaints. I enjoyed the salty fish and chicken fried rice, the portion was generous and lasted two meals. The satay beef over crispy noodles, a bit salty but still pretty good. The kung pao chicken was pretty good as well. From their noodle selection I've tried the beef chow fun, pretty standard no complaints, and also the ha moon vermicelli noodles...didn't know it would be so ketchupy, definitely wasn't too my taste. I'd skip the fried appetizers though. I've tried the pop corn chicken, calamari, and the salt and pepper spare ribs. They were all super dry, tough to chew, and just overall lackluster. Service is quick and friendly. Great place for people on the go and in a rush. read more

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Open Rice Kitchen has revamped their menu for 2015, and for the most part I really like it. They've added new unique dishes that really embrace the Asian-fusion title. Two new menu additions that caught my eye were the Mac and cheese w/ Spicy meat and the Loco Moco. Being the Mac and cheese lover that I am, I HAD to order it. I love the concept, but the flavor could use some adjusting... The meat flavor overpowers the pasta and you don't get to experience that rich cheesy flavor you search for in quality Mac and cheese. Overall, I'd give it a 3/5, because it was pretty tasty! Out of all the years I've been going here, I'd still pick their Thai tea boba over any other place in Davis! read more

Open Rice Kitchen - Mac and Cheese w/ Spicy Meat! - Chinese Near Me - Davis, California

Mold (?) in the pork belly slider, unfortunately discovered mid-bite. Other food was good but the mold kind of ruined the whole experience for us. read more

Open Rice Kitchen - Chinese Near Me - Davis, California

Finally! A college friendly Chinese restaurant! You can say this place is a Chinese version of Thai Canteen, though the decor could be a little nicer. OR you can say this is a big version of Old Tea House. I got the Satay pan friend noodles with beef and my friend got the Eggplant with Tofu in spicy garlic sauce $7.75. Both were pretty tasty and fresh and were very reasonably sized for the price. The tea drinks were also pretty good. They use syrups as opposed to power for the flavorings, a big plus over Old Tea House. I got a small sample of their boba which was decent though a bit old. Once this place gets more business and they're making more batches of boba, it has potential! The service was good as well. The host?cashier? person was very friendly. She brought over the food and the drinks when they were ready. She happily remade/added more tea to my drink when I told her she added to much mango syrup to my tea as well. The only problem I can see with this place is if we weren't one of the few people there, service could have been really really slow. But as they're still on their soft opening, they got time to hire more workers and figure things out. I'll be back Open Rice Kitchen! read more

Open Rice Kitchen - Satay pan fried noodle with beef - Chinese Near Me - Davis, California

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Almost 2 hours from us but will be our go to date night spot! Food is cheap, delicious and comes out quick. Staff are very friendly, dining area is fairly clean and overall ambiance is pretty chill. Parking is convenient and I like that it's wheel chair accessible. I highly recommend the Thai tea and crab wontons , also $30 for 4 people is awesome! read more

Its no frills but good food. They're open late when you need them open. Their jobs milk tea does not have hard tapioca unlike some places. It's not too sweet either. Just right!!!! Plus good food. Their appetizers are the best for a late night bite or a quick meal. They don't seem to supply stamp cards anymore but if you bring your own they used the back of my business card just like a stamp card. One step closer to free boba!! read more

I went to buy some food around 630pm on a Wednesday, and was told I couldn't buy certain items since there was a limit per transaction, then I said I was gonna get two different orders since I was ordering for me and another person. They refused, then I asked the manager to talk to the manager, and she went to the back and some dishwasher guy came out and admitted he was not the owner and was just reciting what the girl said. She refused to contact the owner and said my money was not welcome... DO NOT GO HERE, IF YOUR NOT GOING TO ORDER WHAT THEY WANT, THEY WILL GOVE YOU A HARD TIME. ILL CHANGE MY REVIEW WHEN THE OWNER REACHES OUT AND RESOLVES THIS ISSUE. read more

As a college freshman, this place was a staple in our diet. When we were so broke that we didn't want to spend that much money to eat out, this was the place to go. It was refreshing from the dorm food, but the satisfaction was short lived as soon started learning how to cook myself. Most of the food here is stuff that you can cook really quickly and easily, and the quality of the food is really mediocre so why not just do it at home by yourself. If you are feeling lazy and looking for a quick place to grab a mediocre meal, then this is the place, otherwise there are many other options in Davis that you can find. read more

I've been coming to ORK since DAY 1. I particularly enjoy the consistent welcome you get when you walk in. The staff does a pretty good job remembering you even though a large turnover of employees through the years changed. Regardless, the food is still awesome with the change of new items in the menu. So glad the bacon wrapped brussels sprouts are on the menu and the pork belly entrée. I recently heard through the grapevine that the owner will be opening a 2nd sister restaurant called WATER PIG in South Davis soon. CAN'T WAIT!!!!! read more

Their honey walnut prawn was interesting (a bit crunchy), it was good, but I would recommend sticking to their special rice plates. [: And I really like their taro slushie/snow thing. And they don't have black bobbas.. and it was the clear one that didn't taste funny (not helpful), but I recommend their bobba. [: read more