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    Sweet Haus

    3.2 (9 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Khaum L.

    Teas are ok. A bit on the sweet side. We also tried their Grab n Go food. Pho was alright. Flavor is there but wished they left the condiments on the side vs putting it on for us. The Vietnamese salad was a miss. Sauce was good but noodles were dry. The korean corn dogs were falling apart but it was ok.

    Hsiu-Ai H.

    What could improve you might ask? Oh, let me tell you. Even just writing this review is making me nauseous, oh geez. Anywho, here are my points. 1. Me and my friend both fell awfully ill after consuming their dalgona coffee, spring rolls, and green curry. The food was mid-par at best, but not awful. I wouldn't come back again, but then a few hours later, we both fell violently sick. Like VIOLENTLY. I'm not sure if the FDA checks on them or not, but they should start. Both me and my friend had to call the hospital and get transported on a stretcher in an ambulance to the ER. I have NEVER felt that sick in my life, NEVER. They pumped our stomachs and gave us medicine as the doctors tried to figure out what was wrong with us. Til this day, we still don't quite know what in the food caused this. All i know is that the pounding headache, nausea, bloating, and extreme constipation threw me in for a loop. I almost lost consciousness. Thank you Mayo Clinic for saving us. 2. Don't ever doordash this place. They took two hours two deliver their food to us and we live less than a minute away from them. Also, it is WAY overpriced. It costed us $60 to purchase 2-3 mid-par appetizers. Absolutely crazy. Also, their doordash website and pictures are wild. The Honeydew milk tea looks like radioactive goo and everything appears to be a PNG they took online. The "K-dogs," look outrageously delicious online but look quite foul in real life. The website seriously needs to be fixed because what the heck are "eggs rolls?." Also the pictures for the curry are insane. It looks like slimey oiley goo, and it made us sick. Should've seen the picture before consumption. Now it's too late. Also, the "spring rolls" looked DASTARDLY. It looks like clear paper on vegetables. I understand that is the typical appearance, but man that was some low quality stuff. I love spring rolls but i can't even mention it without remembering the night I got rushed to the ER for the first time in my life some clear spring rolls. 3. Contrary to popular belief, I am half chinese. Therefore, I do have a say on this. I need my occasional hit of food i grew up with at home in China, but man, this is just not it. I'd rather stuff my face in tasteless pot pie.

    Spring roll. Dastardly.
    Suguru G.

    "Sweet" "haus". Oh, there are many things I could say about this place. But to start, I'll use one word: vile. Don't even make me start. The bought of illness that settled over my bodice after consuming such a "meal" could only be described as the most horrific experience of my life. Now before I get into THAT, let me describe the morsels they provide. The spring rolls had a complete lack of flavor and were very translucent. The "honeydew" milk tea is a radioactive neon green hue, with traces of suspicion. The "green curry" has a slimy consistency and oil dripping from head to toe. When consuming, I felt like I was drenched in pure oil. The K-dogs tasted plain and the hot dog portion was dry and flavorless. Oh. And The Dalgona. Don't even make me start on The Dalgona. TD coffee was incredibly bitter, to start. And to finish, it ended in a couple explosions to put it nicely. About an hour consuming this coffee and eating the green curry and spring rolls, I fell violently ill. With a speedy rush to the toilet, my bowels began to churn and I heaved forward the remains of the meal from the haus of "sweet". After a night of puking, approximately 25 times, I visited my humble doctor. The doctor was at a loss for words. Neither he nor his comrades had any clue what had befallen upon my poor body and soul. We all summed it up to one thing, two words, Sweet. Haus. After my stomach was pumped, a weary me tread back to my abode, still very unwell. The taste of The Dalgona lingered in my mouth, and visions of spring rolls danced in my head (not in the innocent way you may imagine.) My bank account saw a hole, as Doordashing these APPETIZERS was $60 total. $60 + a ton of money for the doctor that I can never get back. That i can NEVER get back. I suffer from debilitating PTSD from this incident. My body has never felt the same since. I doubt it ever will. I feel as if the lingering effect of Sweet Haus will always hang over me like a dark looming entity, just waiting for the day I am weak enough to suffice to its gaping abyss of spring rolls and shrimp. I cry every night. Every night I cry. Also, the doordash menu doesn't even have the so called famous "Mochi Donuts" (prob poisonous anyway). For such glaze (no pun intended) over these donuts, to not have it on the online menu is absolutely absurd. Secondly, the whole online menu is messed up, with the "drinks" section featuring the entrees (one of which being the grease fest known as curry that ended me up in a stretcher.) For the sake of your sanity and mine, please do not attend this eating place. I fear for you all. I stay up at night drenched in cold sweat. I can't get the spring rolls out of my head. I need intense therapy. Goodbye.

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