Full Moon House

I was searching for lunch after a long day at court and this had good ratings so decided to go here. The waiter was so helpful in finding parking he came out of the restaurant to tell me where to park. They have an arrangement with the building just past them and will validate which was a pleasant surprise. I also enjoyed the hot jasmine tea. I ordered the chicken and vegetables which was HUGE! I had been a little upset at the price hike because yelp was 3 dollars less, but when I saw the portions I understood. I was the only one there, but soon a group of Asian business men arrived and I knew I had a good spot if other Asians liked their food. What I liked about their vegetable mix is that it bol choy and a wider variety than other places. Plus, it was very tasty. I took half home to eat later, but then took compassion on a homeless guy begging and gave it to him. I hope he liked chicken and veggies too!:)

Just had a great business meeting as everyone knows that I love Asian food. So when I went on Google this was the first place that I found and set up my appointment just like that. Surprised that there was no long lines at all because usually that tends to happen. The beef stew plate and chicken fried rice was real solid to me. For food lovers this is definitely the spot to come through to it.

Great Chinese food. Love the fried fish fillet and egg drop soup. Many options for main course, noodles and fried rice dishes. Hot pot is also available.

We really enjoyed our experience at Full Moon House. The food was good; we got a half duck and a pork fried rice. The portions are huge, so don’t order too much. We loved the old Chinese restaurant vibe. It was like a scene from the 90’s. The service was amazing. Overall, it was a great experience.

Visiting from out of town and tried three places to find the best fried rice. This was the best compared to “Full House Seafood” (second best) and “Foo-Chow Restaurant” (do NOT go here for fried rice.. Ordering carry out from a very low window was odd though. Regarding Foo-Chow Restaurant, it was straight up white rice. They cheated me!!