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Green Tea Restaurant

Green Tea Restaurant

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3.7 Google Review
1239 S Higley Rd, Mesa, Arizona, 85206, United States
(480) 807-2891 www.greenteaaz.com
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Apr 3, 2018
I've had delivery from here which was on time and the food was good. Now I've also sat in to eat. Inside looked a little cluttered, but clean where people eat. Like others have said there was only one server who was also the cashier but we didn't have to wait any longer than anywhere else. She actually checked up on us quite a few times and asked if we wanted refills before cups we're empty. The food was also really good. I recommend the cold sesame noodles app!

May 25, 2018
Don't dine in. Service was okay. My glass was broken and a hazard yet she still gave it to me. However, food was good. I would order again, but only for takeout.

Apr 8, 2018
Great food overall. I have had the Egg Drop Soup, Shrimp Fried Rice and Chicken Wings. Speedy Delivery Service even during their peak order times and service.

Feb 3, 2018
My wife and I ate their yesterday for the first time. The service was horrible as they only had 1 waitress who was also the cashier. The restaurant was full and it took 20 minutes to take our order, then another 30 minutes to get our food. This was lunch time and the food we ordered was on their lunch menu. Don't expect to go there and get back to work on time. The food was mediocre at best and not hot. They forgot to order one of our entrees which we were thankful for as the food was not great. The waitress was not friendly, the food less than desirable. Pricing for the food was good but not good enough to go there again.

Nov 2, 2017
I arrived early with my granddaughter waiting for my daughter and fiance. I order 3 waters and 1 green tea. She brings out a green tea cold with ice. When she places it on the table, I spoke up and said I didn't know you have cold green tea, nor did she ask If I wanted it hot or cold. She asked you want hot green tea, and I said yes. So as she walks away, my daughter and fiance show up. When she brings the hot green tea we were ready to order. Now lunch times are 10am to 3pm. I walked in at 2.40, and was seated promptly I then told the waitress there would be 4 of us, and ordered our drinks. So when I told her we were ready to order, and started to tell her what we wanted, she spoke up and said she needed to check time. We four just looked at each other, because I knew it wasn't 3 yet. So she comes back to the table, and says, okay, you can still order lunch. So I ordered mine and my granddaughters lunch, and before my daughter orders, she mentions hers and her fiance's would be on a separate check. The waitress then says, then what do you want? With my daughters meal she also asks for a glass of water. During our meal, the waitress checks back with us, noting asking anything. She takes my daughter's fiance's glass for a water refill but not my daughter's. So thinking the waitress didn't see it, my daughter places her empty glass where her fiance's empty glass was, to let her know, we have another glass that needs to be refilled. The waitress doesn't even acknowledge the empty glass, and just puts down the refilled glass, and walks away. Never asking us how our food is. So when she brings us our checks, I noticed a drink charge on my bill that shouldn't be there. So I asked her why the charge on the drink. The waitress says you ordered a green tea. I said to her, but I explained to you that I didn't know it was going to come cold, as all the green tea's I've gotten at Chinese restaurants were hot. And I never touched it. But you took it away. Her reply was I take a dollar off. Which the drink was $1.25. And I said but I'm still paying for something I didn't get. She said again, I take dollar off. I was pissed off. Given it was just a quarter and some tax, but I shouldn't be paying for it at all. I wish I would of had enough cash, or I would of done my own math, and left my total due. But I didn't. So I gave her my bank card. She charges me for the whole amount, and brings me back my receipt and 1 dollar bill. Well I took the dollar bill, and left her no tip. I won't be back. If you go still decide to go there, and get tall waitress with a man's voice, good luck!

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