The food tasted decent, but the price to value not good at all. I thought the portion sizes were going to be at least double the size of what I received. I paid $50 for a small thing of crispy Orange chicken (didn't taste much like the orange chicken I am use to), a small thing of Crispy Garlic Chicken (definitely not the best I had and not the taste I was foing for), a sampler appetizer, which came with 2 tiny egg rolls, 2 small spring rolls, and 4 teeny tiny crab wonton. I barely received any meat in either my dishes and in the Orange chicken dish there was a lot of crumbs. The wonton were bite sized, like a fun size snicker! Then I ordered the Tai tea which was not the best I have had and I feel like I should have gotten more than a medium cup for it to be $5. The egg rolls and wonton were good, but the spring rolls I could have passed on I didn't like it at all. It was very upsetting to pay what I paid and to receive such small portions. I feel like the rice should be free after paying what I paid and a drink should come with it. Had I got rice a salad and a drink with my entree at no additional cost I can see adding $1-$2 for a specialty drink like my tea, then this would be a different review. I feel like for what I ordered it should have cost me no more than $25 since the portions were so small and you are excluding the rice. and if you wanted to be on the high side $30 with taxes in my opinion. To have to explain to my son's father who is a chef and very picky about what he eats that what I presented him was it for the money that was paid, did not blow over so well, but we ended it with you live and learn. I like trying new things but when I try new things that leave me feeling duped I'm not for giving second chances, I will not be back.