Lavender Cafe

When my fiance and I went, we were excited as we had heard good things about this place. I ordered the general tso's chicken and she got the eggplant. The chicken tasted heavily freezerburnt and the eggplant had dark spots like it was old. When we tried to tell the owners, they said that the food had never been in a freezer and refused to listen to us or even try to comp some of the meal, even though we only took one bite of our food each before trying to leave. Overall, very bad experience and we won't be back.

I decided to give this place another chance because my regular sushi place is closed midday. I took one bite of the sushi roll I ordered and gagged. It tasted like rotten fish and sesame seeds. I tried to send it back but the employee was not accommodating. I ended up paying half and leaving. Also there was no A/C.Food: 1/5

Staff were very friendly but unfortunately the food was sub par. Not the spice and flavor you would expect. On the day we were there the AC must have been broken as it was very hot inside.Food: 2/5

Food was not good, the chicken tasted freezer burned and gross. The eggplant tasted off and looked old. We paid anyway even though we took a bite each of our food and the customer service was dismissive of complaints. Parking: Hidden, hard to find parking around back

I wish I could bring my Taiwanese "mom" here! Helena was a wonderful hostess, and she and I were the only ones there. She mixed up a tasty black tea with lychee flavour. I admit that I expected a different type of bubble tea than what I received, but it was delicious regardless. Assi in North Wales, PA is what I'm used to, for anyone who knows it! I'm newer to the beverage, really. I seriously can't wait to go back to Lavender Cafe to try more of their massive and very diverse menu. I never find places offering rice cake, so I'm hooked! They offer hot pot and vegetarian friendly dishes too, so there's zero excuse to not come here to enjoy the food. Absolutely worth it! Oh, and BE POLITE, don't expect the few available staff to be able to do dine in whilst the phone is ringing on a busy weekend dinner rush, AND LEAVE A GOOD TIP!!! Seriously, don't make it harder for awesome immigrant-run businesses. Support more good ones like this!

Great food! Visited the town for a conference and found this place. Pretty authentic and delicious!Recommended dishesBeef Stew Noodle Soup

Great food!! We had chow fun, spicy beef stew noodle soup, mapo tofu, shrimp and eggplant. Spring rolls and hot and sour soup were awesome! Such extensive menu, something for everyone. Very clean place. Excellent service.

The kimchi fried rice and whatever protein is out of this world. Everything is great from sushi to milk tea, very filling sizes.Food: 5/5

This is a hidden gem. Best lo mein in town and they use fresh ingredients. A go to lunch spot for sure!

Ordered shredded pork with peppers. The bowl was half empty!!! Also, it was 70% peppers and 30% pork. I've ordered this dish at many other restaurants and the never received that ratio. My wife and I ended up dumping most of our milk bubble tea down the drain. She hated hers immediately. I got to about halfway through mine. The seafood soup was good. The vegetarian dumplings were bland. By the way , dinner for two cost upwards of 60 dollars. If I am paying that much I expect decent quality food. I am very disappointed with the food.