Quicitop

Located in Alley 51, Quicitop catches your eye with video screens of the Chinese pancakes Jian bing being made. It was something I never tried so wanted to. The lady working was super friendly and was always smiling no matter how busy it was. I had the sausage Jian bing and dumplings. My husband got a chicken lo mein. We also got unsweet tea which they will refill. The Jian bing was interesting and huge. I feel like it needed more protein but it lasted me two meals. The sausage was flavorful but tiny. I feel like there needed to be a little more seasoning but I have nothing to compare it too. The steamed dumplings were good, plump and a nice dipping sauce. I ate them all before my husband could grab one. Oops. His lo mein was also good and he got two meals out of it as well. I didn't know what cold noodles were but they look interesting and I want to try those next. Service was fast and friendly so I recommend.

Nice menu, nice folks, great food, I had the spicy crawfish noodle dish and it was fresh & amazing, wife had sesame chicken, also very good, crab & cream cheese rolls were good, the Chinese chive cakes were not our fav, didn't finish them, overwhelming flavor.

First time trying Jian Bing and it was so good. The pancake was thick and chewy. The filling of the braised pork was spicy, flavorful, and savory. Much more to try here in subsequent visits!

I was able to try this place on Tuesday after the big opening weekend during lunch. Being this food hall is new there are still a lot of people here during lunch, but I don't see the long line that they have during the opening week. The staff were nice and easy to order. I got Duck Jian Bing, it tasted good it has a lot of crunch to it. The price is not too bad costed about $13. I think I will give it more time to try again this restaurant has great potential to be awesome.

I got the signature jian bing. It was outstanding!!! One of the things I enjoyed most about it was that it was extremely crispy. It was super tasty and I can't wait to go back and get other varieties. The cashier was friendly but she missed out on telling me how to eat it. She should have asked if I've had one before. So the first one I ate with my bare hands like an animal. I knew I should be using the bag like how you do with burritos wrapped in foil. So when I got to the second one I started futzing with the bag and realized there was a seam that easily peeled apart down the middle of the bag. So then I ate like a champion. My friend got the teriyaki beef and it had no flavor and we both rated it a zero. I would give this place 5 stars for me and zero for my friend. So I'm giving it a 4 because mine was just so good! The ambience is super cool tables here and there, ours was a sky blue. Private bathrooms too.

The food was pretty good. Lots of different things I've never tried before like jian bing and cold noodles. The speed of service was a bit slower due to it being so busy in the alley. Very crowded on the weekends so I recommend getting there early

Honestly I had higher hopes for this authentic place. The veggie pancake was flavorless to say the least. I was expecting a lot more from the food court but the concept is promising. The service was quick which is nice. I really wanted to like this place but I'm a huge foodie and flavor comes first to me. The pancake was overcooked and too crispy almost burnt. Their drinks are also okay nothing great. I had the passion fruit tea and wasn't outstanding. Overall, the concept and ambience is pretty neat.

Stopped by the food hall and immediately wanted to try the jianbing. I ordered the braised pork jianbing while my husband ordered the signature. Overall not bad, although I like my jian bing a little bit crispier and I thought it needed a bit more savory - maybe more scallion? But would be willing to go back and try the other flavors. Service was not bad (we went on a weekday). Booth was clean and well organized.

Service was okay, but the prices were way too high for the amount of food you receive. I ordered chicken teriyaki plate that had one service of rice served with it and a Diet Coke can for $18. Not to mention the chicken was tougher than a piece of leather and severely unflavored. This place was not a hit for me. I would rather go to the Carolina place mall and grab Chinese there then ever come back here.