Pasta Bar

This restaurant gets really packed during lunch hours. Getting our seats wasn't a problem, but waiting for the waiter to take down our order took awhile. What's worse was how long it took for our order to arrive at our table. The service was okay. At least they were able to admit they had forgotten about our order. Not much selection of pastas to choose from, knowing that it's a "pasta bar." The food was all right.

Posted 11/21/05 | Report Abuse

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The food here is very good. You get to taste a little bit of everything. There is a choice between appetizers(dumpling, salads, soups, etc...), meal(mainly pasta but there is a steak plate and lamb plate), drinks(cappucino sluch, apple tea, kiwi juice), and a small portion of dessert(just enough to fill you up). The price ranges from $11-17?. Reasonably priced.

Posted 08/16/05 | Report Abuse

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The food here is great. You can order an individual dish if you can't eat that much but most people order the whole set. The sets are priced accordingly and the price is fair enough. You get an appetizer, a soup, the entree, drink, and a dessert. It should fill most people up. The pastas are Italian with an Asian twist much better than cafes.

Posted 11/18/04 | Report Abuse

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A spaghetti chain with nine branches in Taiwan, opened up its first U.S. branch. Asianized Italian food with Westernized decor. I liked the $10 dinner sets that come with a salad, soup, appetizer, small dessert and your choice of drinks (cappuccinos, lattes, boba, etc.) - a pretty good value though the food wasn't groundbreaking. Service is somewhat slow.

Posted 04/06/04 | Report Abuse

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