YYTime(formerly known as Dagu Rice Noodle)

Erica Carpenter (Enjoying Life) 4 months ago

1st thing...super cute, inviting space. It was my first time there and I was overwhelmed by the menu, just because I was hungry and I had never been here before, but the servers were very nice and answered all of our questions and even made some suggestions on what we should try. Everything came out hot and in a timely fashion once we actually ordered something, lol. The only reason I gave 4 stars was bc my braised beef was a little tough and chewy... but the flavor was really good. I also really enjoyed the pork bao dumplings, that I dipped in the sweet and sour egg roll sauce. The bao sauce was a little too vinegary for me.

Skyoty Ruan 5 months ago

This place is an absolute gem and easily deserves 5 stars across the board! The restaurant’s ambiance is absolutely stunning — the decor is warm, stylish, and full of charming Chinese touches with lovely lanterns and calligraphy banners, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere from the moment you walk in. The food was incredibly delicious, every dish we ordered was packed with amazing, authentic flavors. The bone soup rice noodles were hearty and comforting. I also loved the creative, beautiful desserts — they were not only delicious but also such a delight to look at. And the owner makes them. To make the experience even better, the staff here are so friendly, welcoming, and attentive. They made me feel right at home with their warm service. If you’re looking for a fantastic meal with great vibes and wonderful people, this spot is a must-visit! 10/10 recommend!

Abby Karban 5 months ago

It's my birthday today so I wanted to try this place out. The reason I gave it 4 stars is because some items are over priced in my opinion. Overall we were satisfied. I am a Chinese and I'm from Sichuan, so as for authenticity, it's really not bad, might be the best so far for me. Food taste good, a lot of options so many it took us like 20mins looking thru the menu(order by scanning QR code, there's picture for everything and I really like that😄) over priced items: quail eggs, $5.99 for only 4 eggs. Fried tofu: $7.99, I mean, it's just tofu alright?😂 highly recommend their rice noodles. I ordered hot and spicy over the bridge noodles and my hubby ordered the tomato pork chop noodle. He said mine was better😂 my son ordered chicken fried rice and he liked it, big portion as well! Love their drink menu! My son had lychee fruit refreshner with bursting bubbles and I had purple yam milk with crystal bubbles, both were good! It cost 3 of us $147 before tips so I won't say it's a cheap restaurant but then again we tried so many items that's how the bill add up😂 environmental is nice, spacy and look clean. Staff are very friendly and nice. It was a pleasant birthday lunch experience! Will

Marc Manolache 6 months ago

They have the *best* Chinese desserts in Cleveland. And they’re mostly vegan. The ice tofu pudding is my favorite. The brown sugar sticky rice is also good, but it’s listed as an appetizer instead of a dessert. It has the appearance and texture of a mozzarella stick, but it’s a sweet mochi.

Brandon D 7 months ago

Great food. Great service. Fair pricing. Soup dumplings were delish and cooked well. The spicy noodle soup was tasty and actually spicy. I wish you got more ingredients though. 8.8/10