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Totties asian fusion restaurant is an all in one fusion place to go for your Asian needs! Viet, Thai and traditional Chinese dishes and even some sush…
Michael Keonavong
Tottie’s Asian Fusion
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Disappointed is a gross understatement!. I read all the positive reviews and the desk manager at my hotel highly recommended Tottie's. I was very disa…
Beefalos
Tottie’s Asian Fusion
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I went there on my lunch hour. I have to say the place was pretty empty, and the service was still slow. It took 10 minutes before a waiter even came …
Greg Thompson
Tottie’s Asian Fusion
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9 Reviews on “Tottie’s Asian Fusion”
Totties asian fusion restaurant is an all in one fusion place to go for your Asian needs! Viet, Thai and traditional Chinese dishes and even some sushi in there! The plates are very huge so you actually pay for what you get, like a plate of 11 dollar pad Thai or fried rice can feed up to 3 or 2 people, or just yourself if you are greedy like that! But let’s get to the point they do have craft beer and of course Asian beers and sake bombers to go with your meal! Place is well dim, so more moody for like dinner or intimate conversations! I always get the pad Thai and I also recommend the Thai basil fried rice. Prices are moderate, but the food always makes up for it, expect to be leaving here with a full stomach and smile! Service is always delightful! Definitely one of my favorite places to visit and eat and take some friends out!
Disappointed is a gross understatement!. I read all the positive reviews and the desk manager at my hotel highly recommended Tottie’s. I was very disappointed.1. The hot and sour soup starter was OK on flavor although the onions were over cooked and strongly carmelized. Many restaurants precook the broth then reheat individual orders after adding the veggies, etc. until ready to serve. This was an example of a sub standard effort.2. The Kung Pao beef was one of the worse I have ever had. The meat tasted steamed and flavorless. The white rice was a huge portion and has never felt a grain of salt. The beef was overwhelmed by what might be defined as the largest serving of diced egg plant ever served on a single plate. 3 The only redeeming quality presented by the restaurant was the service. My waiter was extremely pleasant and enthusiastic and did keep checking on me but I did not have the heart to tell him of my disappointment with other diners close by.