Top Noodle Shop in West Covina
LAN NOODLE West Covina
1428 S Azusa Ave Suite B, West Covina, CA 91791, United States
This restaurant is so disgusting and fraud customerss money. Tonight I went to here dine in. Food was average. But customers service was two big thumbs down . When I received the bill I paid 40 dollars. $20×1, $5x 4. Because I thought my bill was 38 dollars something but my actual bill is $33 dollars something .So I went to the front ask why I paid $40 only gave me 1 dollar back. The lady in the front said you only paid $35 dollars. I let her know I paid $40. All of sudden one waiter stepped in to our conversation, raised his voice, said to me your bill only $33 thats impossible youll gave us $40, why do you think you did that thats impossible because your bill only $33 you cant give us $40. 1 with my kid. Since he almost yelled at me I decided paid my tips and left. But after I got home, I recount my money I found out Im missing five dollars. I called this restaurant they checked their camera after 15 minute waiting.They told me My five dollar was dropped by the waiter who was the one raising his voice on me when he passing by he accidentally dropped that five dollar on the ground so therefore when the lady came to check my bill out she only have $35 .But after I left, they actually found five dollars on the ground but when I called theyre not honest to me that they are already found five dollars on the ground but after I asked him to check the camera they say oh thats five dollar its belong to you. Thank you so much to blamed me and unjustly accused me.This is not a matter of $5 dollars, which just proves how shameless this restaurant is. I will not tolerate any kind of rude behavior in the future. I will not take my 20 minutes to drive back just because of the $5 dollars. You can keep but this restaurant forever owned me $5 dollars.I have to write this review. Because I have to let other people who pay cash to this restaurant know that double count your money before give to them.PS: dont use their suggested tips on the bill because its more than you actually need to pay do your own calculation.
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Green Green Trees Your Vegan Kitchen
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C K Fish World
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Shaanxidatang
987 S Glendora Ave #k, West Covina, CA 91790, United States
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Ph Vietnam Kitchen
2351 S Azusa Ave, West Covina, CA 91792, United States
Went in with my family. I would give the food a 5 star but the customer service was so great. Theres one lady that was rude. I ordered one order of spring rolls and an order of eggrolls the asked her how many were in each. She said 6 for eggrolls and 2 for spring rolls. And then repeated my order which was 1 order of egg rolls and 1 order of spring rolls. Conifmed it and then walked away. As soon as my spring rolls came out i was told i was getying two orders. Corrected the other male server (which was very nice and understanding) that i only wanted one order and he called over the lady that took my order. Rwmind you she repeated my order to me twice so i assumed we got the same understanding. She ends up walking over to my table in a rude ass manner saying i was wrong and she already put in that i had two orders. Then as im explaining to her what i wanted again politely she just walks away and says its okay. Then male server appologized and that lady goes to the register where another woman worker was there and they stare at me as the talk in vietnamese. She comes over again and tries to argues with me that she didnt do anything wrong and i was the one who was. I polietly just asked for my check and took the rest of my food to go.. Such an interesting night i had. Other than that rude lady everything was good.
One Veg World
178 S Glendora Ave, West Covina, CA 91790, United States
Jan 3 a little after 3pm.I have gone to One Veg World in West Covina many times since it opened. I'm not a vegetarian but for meatless food I think it is pretty good and have recommended it to people who are vegetarian. For forty-one years since I was 14 I have had a lot of restrictions on what I can eat. I recently was placed on greater restrictions, I wanted to eat out but couldn't decide on what would be safe, I decided on One Veg World and that I'd cheat a little on this day.Before walking in I bought a 2in x 1in brownie square. I had reservations about bringing food into the restaurant but since it was such a tiny morsel I knew it would be gone by the time I was seated and I had planned on having a large meal with dessert, surely my business would be desired.Upon arrival with half of the brownie already eaten I was greeted by a smiling young lady who said I wasn't allowed to bring in non-vegetarian food. I thought she was joking, she wasn't. She said as a vegetarian restaurant it was a cruelty free zone as animals are regularly tortured. I asked her how she know if animals were tortured in the making of the brownie…she smugly challenged me and asked me how I knew animals weren't, I told her I didn't but how did she know? She said it probably was…I told her “probably” is not a yes. I told her that for years I have been severely restricted on what I could eat and I just wanted to have a nice meal. She again smugly challenged me saying that she can't have gluten, I told this woman who is almost one third my age what I couldn't have and she quickly ignored and over talked me and it became a contest of who is more restricted in their diet.Someone else became involved and verified it was their policy, and the original girl weakly said that no outside food was allowed, the other girl said I could finish it outside and then come back. Of course by then I had no desire to eat there. If the problem was with outside food being brought it, then it should have been mentioned in the beginning “I'm sorry sir, but we don't allow outside food of any kind.” Considering I was two bites away from finishing it I would have simply left and probably not come back, technically a peppermint candy in my mouth would have violated that policy. But that wasn't the issue, it was the issue of bringing in a brownie that she said she knew was made from abused animals because she used to eat those brownies…brownies which came in plain cellophane with no name or labeling, for all we knew it was a vegetarian brownie. It was a vegetarian/political issue for her that she was determined to force on me.As for cruelty free I wonder if the coffee beans your bottled coffee comes from is picked by people who are respected and not taken advantaged of? What about clothing, sure they're not made from sweat shops? Do you ban diamonds, or how about leather jackets? For that matter what if a parent brings in a baby being bottle fed? The issue with that brownie is milk after all. Do you ban parents from nourishing their babies with milk?This should have been handled in a different way:Flat out banning outside food vegetarian or not.Simply sitting me down and knowing by the time I was seated the “offending” food would have been consumed.One thing which should have never ever been done was for me to be challenged and smugly talked down to, a customer doesn't jump through hoops and perform tricks in order to be served.Upon leaving I did something which I have never ever done to a customer service worker in my 55 years of living, I used profanity and called her a profane name. And I questioned why I did this? It was her smug challenging of me instead of simply stating she was doing her job and she was bound by the rules of her employer. Instead she made it a personal issue rather than an issue of restaurant policy.