The reset seems to have brought some back: one longtime reviewer specifically cites returning after avoiding the place since before the pandemic, prompted by word that ownership had changed. The menu stays broad for a small strip-mall storefront -- more than 20 entrees alongside multiple styles of lumpia and egg rolls, breakfast bowls, and a dessert case.
Reviews since the management change are mixed: some praise genuinely improved food quality and portions, while others still flag service lapses, and a couple of recent reviews raise food-safety concerns worth a fresh check before recommending strongly. It also sits right on the line between Albany Park and Horner Park depending which source you check.
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