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Businiess name:
Chopstixx Cafe
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
It's super brightly painted, but you'll get over that once you get into the meals. While it's a primarily a carryout and delivery place, they have about a dozen tables and operate it as a small dine-in place also. Since I am outside their delivery range, I either get carryout or we dine in. Their menu has evolved over the last few years.
For apps go straight for the Gyoza. Then save the sauce for later for your rice. They have the fairly standard items for your typical Chinese place, but go for the street meals. The Thai style fried rice has a wonderful flavor along with the basil chicken. Their Pad Thai is spicy compared to others. Crispy beef is crispy, which is not the case for some places. The street meals are very close to some of the meals I had in Hong Kong. They don't have some of the more crazy traditional meals, but that's not what they specialize in. The Thai Iced tea is delicious, and they have a wide selection of bubble teas and other flavored drinks.
Pros: Selection of Americanized and Traditional
Cons: Bright Decor can be distracting for some.
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