Fairy Cafe - Quincy

A few weeks ago, I dropped off this place to eat something. I have the skorallion pfannkuchen, salt and pepper chicken wings, and the pork with curry rices.

We ordered a variety of appetizers including noodles, scallion pancakes, coconut shrimp, crab rangoon, sticky rice, fried chicken wings, and Thai iced tea. Everything was delicious, fresh, and quickly prepared. The service was friendly and professional, and the atmosphere was cheery. The only downside was that the restaurant is not conveniently located, requiring a 50-minute drive from my neighborhood.

They will check all when they enter. good quality, huge portions and very reasonable prices. eating is not good, but eating is delicious and plentiful. they can break the rule and kitchen of 3 countries, its one eat and does a decent work. the singapur hot tee (teh tarik, $2.50) is absolutely amazing, just like what I had in kuala lumpur (yes not in singapur I know.) please, thank me later. schanghai style suppenknödel 6) were tasteful and certainly better than their standard chocks-suey joint. Pork-Schnell-Curry (tonkatsu, $10) was a big part and pretty good, although probably from a stick-cube. Mala soup was beautiful, probably the same broth as used in hot pot, not excessively spicy and with a decent amount of bark.

I absolutely adore this restaurant with all of my heart and soul. The food is delicious and the portions are generous. They offer all-you-can-eat hot pot, and the staff is incredible. We have become regulars here, and the waiters remember our preferences and names. I cannot praise this place enough.

Here is a small hole in the wall where fee is that cook amazing nudelsuppe live. it's nothing to see from outside, but the soup that flows.