Sam Woo Village BBQ

Sam Woo This is my first time to try this one because I usually choose Pho on the other side of Ranch 99 Market. It has been cold and raining for days. When we arrived, it had a long line all the way to the side walk around 3pm. We were trying to get something to eat before our grocery shopping and it ended up impossible since the line was so long. After Ranch 99, we put our shopping in the trunk and returned to Sam Woo. We got a table and also got informed the long line might have been the line for to go or pick up. Well, we were hungry and cold, just bring me my food. The waiter’s English is ok, but may not be too well, barely enough to understand the order. And he actually got me the wrong noodle soup in the end while I point at the menu for what I wanted. 2 types of meat and I ended up with seafood with BBQ pork. I don’t think it is the right order, but what the heck, I am hungry, everything is good. The soup is kind of plain that is probably Hong Kong or Cantonese’s flavor. But what I cannot duplicate at home is the egg noodles that is unique and mostly likely only available with Cantonese restaurants. I did not file complaint or exchange since it was egg noodles by default. And of course, a waitress also delivered someone else’s order to our table before ours arrived. I think the manual order and hand writing system needs to be updated or improved, however, a lot of Asians still think as long it makes money, there is no need to improve. That is the most complaint I have. To save money, we also don’t have fortune cookies. Well, whatever minimizes the cost works, I guess. To be honest, I don’t think it is a bad restaurant nor is it an excellent one. It is average and enough to stop your hunger after you shop. They are nice just like everyone else. We buy food and the provide, whether you like it or not, you just have to try it yourself because we all have different tastes.