I was looking for a bite to eat and Ah Ma's caught my eye. The name of the restaurant translates as Grandma's Kitchen. I tried the signature half chicken and the Lo Mien with Beef Brisket. The chicken

I used to come here when it was some kind of Taishan (clay pot rice?) restaurant. The place probably has changed a few owners already. It has completely remodeled (expanded?). It's new and clean. Thei

Came for lunch on a Friday around noon and it was packed. We got seated and were served pretty quick, and we got our food in good time as well. There weren't too many servers but they were working har