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    Owl Owl Boba Chick

    4.9 (13 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 7:00 PM

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    Popcorn chicken, black peach tea, mango green tea
    Như L.

    Food and service are always so amazing. My favs are the popcorn chicken, and their drinks (I love that the tea flavor is really strong). The place is very cleanly, small little cozy place. Definitely recommend hidden gem in Glendale

    Becca W.

    I heard about this Taiwanese spot on the west side, Owl Owl Boba x Chick, which has a 4.8 on Google, so I had to check it out. It's a small, cozy place with a fast-food vibe and cute owl decor--seriously, owls everywhere. There are only a few tables, and you order at the counter. I grabbed takeout and got a Citrus Green Tea, Popcorn Chicken, Braised Beef Noodle Soup, and Braised Pork Belly with Rice. The Citrus Green Tea was super refreshing--I liked that you could taste the green tea. The beef noodle soup was good, with chewy noodles and tender beef, though the broth was a little sweeter than I expected. For $14.99, I kinda wished there were more noodles. The braised pork belly was tasty, and the Popcorn Chicken was decent for the price--probably would've been better fresh at the restaurant. The cashier was friendly, which made the whole experience even better. Overall, it's a cool little spot with solid food. I'd definitely go back to try more from their menu!

    Anahi L.

    It's so delicious! The place is clean and the staff is great! I love the spicy noodles with wontons

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    Francheska J.

    if you're looking for authentic taiwanese food and great tea in the upper west side, this is the spot for you! we were recommended this place by a taiwanese friend and decided to check it out since we were in the area. there's ample parking, and although the shop itself is quite small, it wasn't busy so we found seats easily. it definitely feels more like a boba shop that happens to sell food, but that's nice and casual. the dumplings were great! i loved the spicy marinade, and you could tell the dough was handmade. the soup was delightful- tender beef with perfectly crisp bok choy, and a mild soup base that brought the whole thing together. the food came out super quick and tasted fresh. to me, the tea was the star of the meal (although i am definitely biased because i love a yummy bev), it was not too sweet, and honestly the perfect amount of tart! 10/10 experience here and i am so glad i was recommended it!

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    Tanica B.

    Had a Thai tea & brown sugar milk tea and they were soooooo good the boba was the perfect texture and the drinks were the perfect amount of sweetness, and the music the shop played was top tier Chill atmosphere.

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    4.1
    (330 reviews)
    1.0 mi
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    We were in town for spring training and didn't feel like going out so we ordered delivery from…read moreBangkok Thai and the food was delicious. Thai Chicken is moist with nice slight char to give you that depth of flavors. Can easily share this. Egg rolls were crispy on the outside and moist inside, served with a great orangish red sauce. The orange chicken is nice and light fried like tempura... would go back just for this. Service was great from both the restaurant and the delivery people.

    Earlier today I placed a pretty significant order. We had vegetable egg rolls, potstickers, chicken…read moresatay, chicken larb salad, pad Thai, spicy fried rice, lad na, Thai fried rice, mango sticky rice, and Thai iced tea. I ordered the way I did on purpose. These are my go to Thai dishes. The staples. I wanted to taste everything I consider my personal favorites so I could really gauge the restaurant across the board. The vegetable egg rolls and chicken satay were good. Solid. The potstickers were good. The chicken larb was actually good, maybe a little too much sugar, it tasted slightly sweet, but still one of the stronger dishes. Mango sticky rice was enjoyable. The Thai iced tea, flavor was on point. That's actually my first indicator when I try a Thai restaurant. The only thing that would've made it better is crushed ice. Real Thai spots usually use crushed ice. It melts perfectly and dilutes the sweetness just right. When you use block ice, the tea stays too sweet longer. Crushed ice gives it that smooth balance. Small detail, but that's how I gauge authenticity. Now to the honest part. The pad Thai was mediocre. It was lacking. I've definitely had better and I wouldn't recommend that dish. The spicy fried rice was okay, nothing special. The lad na gravy was way too thick, and instead of using Chinese broccoli, they used regular American broccoli. That's usually my second give when I rate a Thai restaurant. Traditional lad na uses Chinese broccoli. That swap changes the texture and the authenticity of the dish. They also didn't have the typical sauce that usually complements lad na, which I found strange for a Thai restaurant. The Thai fried rice was decent. Overall, I'm giving this place four stars. Here's my why. First, they didn't have common condiments that are pretty standard at most Thai restaurants. That threw me off. Second, the service. They weren't rude at all. Everyone was friendly. But the attentiveness just wasn't there, especially considering we placed a large order and the restaurant wasn't that busy. Third, the flavor and authenticity details. It just didn't hit the way traditional Thai food usually does. I've eaten Thai food all my life, especially in Thai Town in California and throughout Orange County, and the flavor profile here wasn't on that level. If someone asked me if I would return, probably not. But don't let my review stop you. Be your own judge. My goal isn't to hurt the business. It's feedback. Tighten up the service, dial in the flavor, stick closer to traditional ingredients, and it could easily level up to five stars for my taste. And yes, expectations vary. I've eaten a lot of Thai food, so I may be grading on a different curve. One more tip, if you're a party of six or more, double check your receipt. Gratuity was already included in ours and I didn't realize until I got back to where I was staying since I'm out of town. I had to call and have the extra tip removed. Just keeping it real.

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    Bangkok Thai
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    The Clever Koi

    The Clever Koi

    4.2
    (2.2k reviews)
    8.7 mi
    $$$

    5 star dinner restaurant in Central Phoenix. Asian noodle focus with bao buns. Drinks, service,…read moreand entrees were all top notch. Able to get a reservation for Thursday night at 6.30. Most of the lower set tables were taken so the rez came in handy. Ample bar seating available however. Greeted right away by server and offered drink menus. Both the drinks were phenomenal. I originally wanted the Asahi but they were out of it so they gave me a Japanese Lager from Los Angeles (?), blanking on the name. The Caipirinia was the other drink which was made authentically as well. No complaints on the bartender. Food was 3 Bao Buns and a Chow Mein entree with grilled chicken added on top. This was the perfect amount of food for 2 people. The Bao Buns were extremely soft and light on the breading. If you get them from Din Tai Fung they tend to be dough heavy. These were NOT like that. Chicken and Eggplant buns were tasty and had a light kick to them. Noodles were probably the weakest items, I prefer the rice/flat noodles, but these were normal chow mein noodles. But I had to split the dish with my dining companion who enjoyed the noodles quite a bit. I'd go with Udon or Flat Noodles next time and ask them to add chili flakes. No room for dessert but it sounded delicious, something with bananas. Mhmmm!

    Found this spot while craving some Asian food, which can be surprisingly hard in this city. We…read morewalked in on a weekday about 30 mins before they closed and they happily seated us. There were still about 4 groups still in the restaurant, but was mainly open. I could see this place getting busy during the weekends though, so recommend a res if you're here during peak hours. We started with cold sake and a couple of cocktails. Super cute and yummy drinks, creative and complimented the overall theme. The Asahi beer was huge and came with an ice cold glass, perfect! We got the orange chicken and drunken noodles with added chicken breast. The food was fresh and tasty. I liked that the orange chicken came with rice, and was not overly breaded. The drunken noodles were pretty salty but overall good. These two entrees were enough for two people to take a little bit of leftovers home. Recommend for a nice date night or if looking for some Asian fusion. We'll be back!

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    Chilled Sesame Noodles w/ chicken added
    Pork Belly Buns and soft shell crab bun

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    Asian Fusion Cafe

    Asian Fusion Cafe

    3.9
    (23 reviews)
    14.2 mi

    Asian Fusion Café is located in the Tramonto shopping plaza. I have been wanting to try this place…read moreand today was the day. There are eight small tables and one large table in the middle of the room. The place was clean. The bulk of their business was take out. Staff were not especially welcoming yet were efficient. We decided on sweet sour chicken and chicken lo mein. Service was quick and the amount of food was generous. The sweet sour chicken was made very well. The batter was light, airy and not at all greasy. The lo mein was greasy and still tasty. I would have preferred it to be drier. The chef used cabbage as the vegetable. I would have preferred an assortment of veggies, but that's just personal. 3 for the lo mein and 4 for the sweet sour chicken. I would actually give this place 3.5 stars. All staff needed to do is smile once in awhile. Shared parking outside.

    Lived here two years and drove by this place countless times but never went in. Today after hike…read moreup Piestewa decided we would give it a try. Was mostly empty this Saturday, one amblivant waitress. Later three other came to get seated, service is slow! How's the food? Actually pretty good for Az. Chicken feet of the frozen kink reheated were four stars, house noodles was as well as Mango shaved ice five stars, not Taiwan good but good for phoenix. Wonder when and if the TSMC crowd will give it a go, the Chinese place down on Happy Valley is hopping with them, should this place.

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    Pork Trotters lunch special with added veggies.  Milk tea with Boba
    Pork Trotters lunch special with added veggies. Milk tea with Boba
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    Inchin's Bamboo Garden

    Inchin's Bamboo Garden

    4.4
    (46 reviews)
    5.3 mi

    We love this spot! The best Indian-Chinese fusion in the state, every dish is so tasty and fresh…read more The inside is spacious and has lots of natural lighting. & the service is quick! Every noodle dish I've gotten from there has been amazing, same with the orange chicken (for those of us that love when there's little mandarin orange pieces with the chicken), they have dumplings they have mango lassi, genuinely they have it all! And ITS HALAL! Make sure you check this place out!

    We walked in at 5:30 on a Friday night and the entire restaurant was empty. We thought perhaps…read morethey were closed. We were seated and it actually took longer than I expected to get a drink order. No diet beverages due to a broken dispenser. I saw that they had a small Indian beer selection, so I ordered an Old Monk which was displayed at the bar and in the menu. "Sorry, we don't have a liquor license". OK. I'll have water which was on the table in covered carafes but was warm since any ice had long ago melted. They have a strange menu of Chinese and Indian food. Not a big selection of either, but it allowed me to select Indian and my wife to choose Chinese. I asked about the portion size of the Chicken 65 and was told it was a starter sized portion. My wife wanted Sweet and Sour but not chicken or shrimp, she wanted tofu. The kitchen agreed to make it but told us up front that they weren't sure how it would be (found that odd). We also ordered Lo Mein since we assumed the Chicken 65 would be smaller. With all these troubles, the food came and it was very good. The Chicken 65 was a very large starter. I thought it was very good with the exception of finding some cartilage chunks in the meat. The sweet-and-sour tofu was also very good. I am not sure why the kitchen did not have confidence in their abilities. Lo mein was just average. When it was time for the check, the waiter wanted to know if we wanted a box for the little bit of lo mein that was left and we said no so he inquired to whether or not we like the dish and offered to take it off the bill or make us something different. We told him that everything was fine. The food was fine and we were just ready to go. All in all, I don't think we would return here due to the lack of selection on the menu. It was kind of limited. The menu was also confusing since it didn't group things together very well.

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    Burnt Garlic Chili Fried Rice
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