Happy Salad 三喜餐厅

Great place. The staff speaks Cantonese, Mandarin, and English and are friendly. We ordered two noodle dishes and they were big portions with plenty of toppings. I really like this place, the flavor isn't extremely high in sodium like most places, so I'm a big fan. I'll definitely come back in the future.

The restaurant is like a Hong Kong style cafe. We ordered popcorn chicken, assorted meat Pearl noodle, chicken chop salad, pork chop fried instant noodle and a red bean slush. The popcorn chicken are big pieces of chicken breast. It was very tasty and not dry. The noodles has the Chinese wok taste which is very authentic. The chicken chop salad is good too. You get to pick the dressing you want. I like the red bean slush but I will need a spoon next time to scoop the red bean. The staffs are very friendly. They did not rush use out of the restaurant.

This place is a great value and no tipping is required. The environment is very clean, especially the restrooms. The portions are generous, and they offer excellent breakfast sets. Definitely worth a visit!

Good was delicious for the price point. Self service mostly, you have to order from the counter and they will bring out your orders to your table after.

The restaurant is small, with about ten tables. You order and pay at the counter, and the food is brought to your table. Service is minimal since it operates more like a takeout spot where you can also dine in. We tried the Curry Combo, Baked Pork Chop with Curry over Rice, Baked Fish & Sweet Corn with White Sauce over Rice, and Beef Brisket Noodle Soup. The Curry Combo was tasty though a bit light on ingredients; the Pork Chop with Curry had a rich, flavorful sauce and was very tender; the Baked Fish and Sweet Corn w. White Sauce over rice came with two big pieces of fish and egg chunks in the rice, though it could use more corn; and the Beef Brisket Noodle Soup was the highlight, with a generous portion of noodles and big, tender chunks of beef. Overall, the food was flavorful and satisfying—definitely worth a try.