Sam Woo Bbq

Sam Woos is a franchise restaurant so the same dishes sometimes vary in flavor dependant on location. This was the first time I visited this location. The service was good and the sweet and sour chicken delicious as was the beef chow mein. We also ordered barbecue pork ribs but because they were in short supply, they added barbecue pork to the order. The barbecue pork or tsa tsu was far better in flavor than the ribs which were dry and not properly marinated. Overall, the food was good though I will never order the we barbecue ribs again.

Squid on the menu and this location is not too tasty. It's not a tasty item to begin with but the texture is hard to replicate. Plastic that is completely chewable and edible. Acquired taste of course. Beyond that, standard Chinese BBQ setup with good hours-opens at 8a! Stream chicken looked good. Had to try your luck when you arrive. Sometimes they sat too long and it's way dry. Sometimes when they are fresh from the kitchen, then it's great! $15 min for credit card per message at register.

I went there to buy roasted pork today. When I brought it home and the family start eating, we noticed that the meat having a nasty smell like the meat is rotten. I usually don't like to waste food but the smell was awful. I ended up throwing it away. My wife told me not to give to our puppies because they could probably get sick from it. Be very careful next time you buy from here.

The food is delicious, the portions are huge for the price, I don't know if they charged for the tea since they only list the overall cost and not the items or their prices. We got the double meat entre with duck and sausage, eggplant in garlic sauce, pork fried rice, fried squid and spring rolls, huge portions for $53+ Service is typical for authentic Asian food places, I can't say they're friendly or mean. Just straightforward I guess. I think good food +big portion +good prices with OK customer service. I like it.