Oishi - West Lafayette

First and last time I will visit this facility. the personal is not friendly, d- customer service, the restaurant was filled with unbusive tables, and the eating was terrible. hunan beef may have six small pieces of meat in a dish full of vegetables.

Really good (I would like to say it is Cantonese style eating) and reminds me of legit hong kong RES排檔 aromen. the soups are also very tasty and fresh, a try not msg suppen worth. they also have Casserole/Claypot rice with the crispy rice! You can't even get that in many big cities!

Really good! I had the sesamtofu and my friend had the tomato and egg-dried soup! I also recommend the sweet tee, as he is freshly brewed and is super satisfying!

Like this more than Peppercorn especially Dry Chilli Chicken and Tomato Eggs. Servers here are always nice and orders are fast. The downside now is dine-in experience that is downgraded to disposable dishes and utensils.

This is the first time we’ve ever eaten here. we ordered teriyaki chicken, chicken lo-mein, and 2 orders of steamed pork potstickers. the steamed potstickers were good, but they were absolutely not even close to being done. they were extremely doughy and sticky. upon opening the second box of steamed potstickers, it was actually something that was absolutely not what we ordered, but instead, was fried and had a bunch of what i think was spinach inside of it? it wasn’t good, and it wasn’t what we ordered. the teriyaki chicken was just okay, the chicken wasn’t the consistency i was expecting, but whatever it’s nobody’s fault. but it just wasn’t my favorite. overall though, everything had a decent flavor. some things were just a little messed up and questionable.