Author: Julie_Meyer

I walk by the restaurant all the time on my way to the library. The place never seems very full but I think that has to do with the fact that everyone seems to eat on the outer edges, which makes it feel more like...a private experience. When I walked inside I was greeted with a beautiful warmth and the soothing scent of sesame oil. It was quite lovely. I ordered the beef noodle soup (not the spicy one) which was around $8 and waited comfortably for about 15 minutes for my order. I walked home carrying a bag of two plastic containers, chopsticks, a plastic soup spoon and a napkin. The noodles, bok choy and some mysterious savoury goodness was in one container. The broth with the beef topped with green onions was in the other. I heated up the broth on its own because I was chilled to the bone, I wanted hot soup! I put everything together and it was delicious. The beef was very tender, the noodles were perfect and yes, lots of sesame oil which was so comforting. It was a bit spicy so I am so glad I did not order the “spicy” version, would have been too much for me. Absolute comfort food. The restaurant was much more homey than I was expecting and the lady working there was very friendly. I give this foodie experience five out of five wooden spoons.