Resto Chez Mel is described as a warm neighborhood spot with generous portions, good food, and very affordable prices. Reviewers highlight friendly and professional staff, a cozy authentic ambiance, and a menu that shines for breakfast and brunch with hearty plates. Decor could use a refresh, and parking is limited. The place is seen as a hidden gem by some and a neighborhood staple by many, with strong recommendations to visit and return. One note mentions a possible closure soon.View restaurant profile
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Bateau D'Asie receives mostly positive feedback for attentive service, a calm ambiance, and solid value, with the Thai soup repeatedly called sublime or incredible and portions described as generous, making it suitable for both romantic dinners and family meals. Regulars note dependable quality and friendly, speedy service, and many say it is their restaurant of choice for meals with a parent, often opting for two-person meals to keep costs reasonable. A few reviewers mention that the won ton soup did not suit their taste and that some dishes can be less impressive, but the chicken with peanut sauce is singled out as excellent with a generous portion, contributing to an overall impression of good to very good food and a satisfying experience.View restaurant profile
Reviews describe Restaurant Thaï Empereur as a solid, flavorful Thai option with fresh ingredients, fast courteous service, and a warm atmosphere, frequently called among the best in the area and good value for money. Dishes praised include a Thai soup, crispy spring rolls, chicken with peanut sauce, and General Tao, with sauces well executed, vegetables varied and crunchy, and plates arriving at the right moment. Some notes mention small seating, small portions, and prices that can be high for the quantity, while a few diners find certain dishes too spicy or the presentation uneven. BYO wine is allowed. Overall, the restaurant earns repeat visits for quality, service, and ambiance, though experiences vary and a handful report inconsistent availability or moments of disappointment.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Fu Hong Express describe mostly positive experiences with flavorful, fresh dishes served hot and portions that are generously sized, including won ton soup, egg rolls, spare ribs, chow mein with bean sprouts and onions, and chicken fried rice, all at reasonable prices; a la carte ordering is emphasized since there is no buffet. Service is frequently praised as courteous and attentive, and the dining area is noted for being extremely clean, though the ambiance could be livelier with some background music. A lack of dessert options is pointed out by several diners. One reviewer mentions a first and last visit, indicating mixed feelings for that particular experience. Overall, Fu Hong Express is seen as a reliable source of traditional Chinese fare with big servings and solid flavors, where freshness and customer care stand out even as a few improvements to atmosphere and dessert availability are suggested.View restaurant profile
