Fatima Restaurant

folks beware...The owners and waiters and very rude, we used to go there but not any more after today. we had two tables, first they refused to get tea for the other table becuase there are kids there (?), they got the tea after some argument. later on when we asked for some more rice they tried to get us from the other table!. finally, they literally kicked us out right after we paid (and we did pay A LOT) becuase "other customers are waiting" and when we told them that this is very rude and we are not coming back here again, the owner told us "it's your decision".
finally, the food is becoming mediocre at best. we are never stepping foot inside this place again.

folks beware...The owners and waiters and very rude, we used to go there but not any more after today. we had two tables, first they refused to get tea for the other table becuase there are kids there (?), they got the tea after some

This place is the best for dough-sliced or handmade noodles. My favorite is the combination noodle as a stir fry, and one of my friends like that same dish as a soup. Another classic is their big onion green bread. Make sure to order that

I really like the sesame bread Fatima makes. The lamb and hand made noodles is also awesome. They have some very unusual Chinese (wieger) food. The kids love the fish ponds.

PROS: good food
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My girlfriend and I ordered up a storm here without really knowing what to get. Everything was recommended by the knowledgeable waiter with the criteria: spicy and sweet. We had some "mah-poh" tofu or however that's spelt, sesame bread

The food is just so delicious! We had the signature 3-flavor chow mein, string beans, green onion pancake, mu-shu chicken, claypot lamb+cabbage soup, it was all just so good and unique to other chinese restaurants. The service is prompt,

This restaurant has been a favorite ours for years. It is a chinese-muslim restaurant so you won't find any port here. They have very good sesame pan cake (the thick kind). Also their egg tofu dish is one of my favorite of all the restaurants.

This is a chinese restaurant that I go to mainly for the sesame onion bread/pancake. You can get them really thick or somewhat thin. They taste good with the beef and cabbage dish. Other good items are the tofu egg dish and the beef and green onion dishes. This restaurant doesn't serve pork.

Fatima is a muslim Chinese food place and they don't serve pork. (Instead, there are quite a few lamb dishes). I think the food is good there and some of the dishes are not common in other Chinese restaurants. The onion sesame pancakes (the thin kind) is really good, especially with their green onion beef. My other favorite dish is the omelette style tofu. In the winter time, they serve a hot pot that is really tasty. This is a soup base hot pot that has seafood, tofu and veggie.

My husband and I went there under the recommendation of a friend. We were pleasantly surprised. The food was very tasty especially the green onion pie and the kung pao chicken. One thing I do not recommend is to come when they are

The food here is very good - authentic & tasty! Try the thin green onion pancakes, beef noodle soup, mongolian beef, kung pao chicken, string beans, and any of the "dough sliced" hand made noodles. The atmosphere is neighborhood