I had dinner here with our family. Very low quality food that was dried out. Super basic…read moreselection. There are so many better place I have eaten at since. It's really over priced for the food served. Place looks decent so two stars. Food and price one star.

Driving passed this town and tried the buffet. I guess it's only good For locals who can't get…read moreauthentic Chinese food. Enough said

This amazing ramen spot is tucked away in a small corner alley. Wonderful ambience and relaxing…read moreatmosphere. The food was so delicious, I had the ramen, chicken and shrimp skewers as well. This spot was perfect after a night out.

Had a quick bite to eat for dinner here. It was busy with an…read moreassortment of people. They had a. English menu which was great. For starters my husband and I shared a seaweed salad and some endamame. The main dishes were not very tasty. My husband had a beef with fried rice dish (he is gluten intolerant & placed order before reading they could substitute noodles with rice noodles). His dish was basically rice. I ordered the salmon, noodle Thai red curry dish but must have confused out waitress as my dish came out with no salmon - it was vegetarian. I said not to bother cooking salmon as was very hungry at that point. There was not a huge amount of vegetables in my dish - no broccoli, only some zucchini, carrots, bean sprouts, and cabbage. All in all it was rather dismal. The waitress recommended this dish she said it was very popular. I would try a salad if I went back again.

Brought my mother in law for dinner here and we were impressed with everything! The food was…read moredelicious and Joseph gave us excellent service! We highly recommend this place

I hadn't eaten anything all day, so when 4:45pm rolled around-- I was in desperate need of…read moresomething quick, but I didn't want fast food. I parked at the kurhaus and walked in MoschMosch instead of Vapianos. I was welcomed immediately and they comfortably spoke English. They were kind enough to give me an English menu too. I ordered green tea, harumaki- spring roll, and seelenruhe- beef ramen. The harumaki tasted like a Vietnamese spring roll, which wasn't too bad. The seelenruhe was disappointing. The broth was flat and tasted like regular beef stock. There was no depth in flavor and it was slightly too watery. Ramen broth should be an experience in itself and I was disappointed that they called it ramen. I would respect the restaurant more if they called it beef noodle soup because it was certainly not ramen. The thing that pushed me over was the fact that they put carrots in my "ramen." That is simply not ok. I was fine with the beef being slightly undercooked, but I know some people might not enjoy that. I gave this place 3 stars because the customer service was nice, but I was not super impressed by the "ramen." I might go back and try the yakiudon dish though.

Mongolian BBQ is great. Fresh ingredients, some unique, like kangaroo…read more The buffet was a bit old and stale by late lunch, but it looks like it was probably good earlier. Multi-lingual staff.