VS Wings & VS Noodles

Stopped by on our way back to AZ after seeing the reviews. They were on point! Food was excellent and they have great customer service! The cook who might have been the owner or manager came around to ask how everything was, very nice guy. Will definitely be stopping by again on our next road trip.

Really only giving two stars as the service was good. The food. Nope. This is my third visit the first two I went with my family and didn't order due to my gut feeling. Tonight I was on my own and craving wings. I got the 8 piece boneless combo. 4 Buffalo and 4 Korean BBQ. I asked for an extra blue cheese dressing for dip and noticed they took it off a counter rack in the open? No fridge for your blue cheese??Anyway got home and opened the box to find small balls of what appeared to be chicken. I went for the bbq first and immediately noticed the clear brown sauce looked very artificial. And it didn't disappoint. It was as bad as it looked. The coating over the plain chicken cut into chunks was 5 times too thick and more like an oddly flavored shell. Inside was a cut down chicken piece. Gross. I tried the buffalo and it was the same. Horrible. Imagine hand dipped chicken wings and all homemade sauces?Not canned Cysco trash. I guess it's my fault for thinking a place that has wings and Chinese food would be good.

First of all, a very happy congratulations for your grand opening! I know it's hard in this business but it's looking good! Place opened up on 11/11 and it still tying up some loose ends. They serve wings, stir fry noodles, pho, and vermicelli noodles. When I came in, I was looking at the large menu on the display screen but the cashier girl told me that right now not all items are available and showed me which ones are available. I wanted stir fry noodles and I chose with the garlic noodles with chicken. It turned out to be around 17 dollars including tax and tip if you want. There is plenty of seats for you to choose from and I loved the decor. +1 star for that. I waited for about 10 minutes or so to wait for my food to be ready and it was hot! The flavor of the noodles was pretty good. However, I was not too satisfied with the portions in relation to what I paid. I ate my plate and was still hungry. Where as at Panda Machi a few meters away, I would order a lunch for a lot less and be full before I even finished everything. I'll probably be back to try another menu item and to give them some time to work out the growing pains. I see potential for this place. Give it a few weeks and I'll give it another try. For today, solid 4 stars.

I really want some great food in Alpine. Unfortunately, this place fell flat.Not much has changed inside from old tenant. Bright flatscreens with the menu and a rather cold decor. Food is ordered at the counter and a number is given... grab a table.I ordered garlic noodles with tofu. Where do I start? Thick spaghetti that was broken into smaller pieces before boiling - ugh. The sauce was not really flavorful and fresh garlic has never seen this dish. Felt like a Sysco paste had been tossed in. The tofu had been sitting in a pre prepped state for who knows how long and was more shriveled than Granny Clampett.We would love to support our local places and will come back to try the wings. Opening a restaurant is a hard thing but as the consumer, I would prefer three good dishes to 25 mediocre.

My first visit was on a cold, blustery, rainy day at lunch for Pho. There were two other people and yet it took awhile to get my order. When the order came it was plentiful, wonderfully warm and delicious. Friendly service and nice atmosphere. I'll be going back to try the Pad Thai.

First time ordering food from here and it did NOT disappoint! My husband ordered the buffalo chicken fries and I'm not even a fan of buffalo sauce but it was delicious! I ordered the chicken pad Thai and it was really good! We will be back :)

Ok ok. I know what you're thinking... "Asian food in Alpine? Ain't no way in hell.." I heard all the hype so I had to come check it out myself. I tried the Pho cause you know I'm a Pho snob. I was taken back! It tasted pretty authentic. It's really hard to do, especially in an area of pigment deficiency. It was pretty darn close to how mama made it. The garlic shrimp was amazing. Flavors swarmed the lips and made me want more so I ordered another dish. JD suggested the drunken noodles. Can't go wrong with noods! The basil and chili in it struck a harmonious dance. There's not much to say about service though because it's the new style of ordering food. Come to the register to order. No worries. All good. The place was clean. There was plenty of elbow space. I really hate eating with chopsticks and no space to use my ninja skills. Like I told JD, I really love this food. It's way better than commercialized Chinese food. Btw, the wings aren't bad too.

Absolutely love the food. The garlic noodles are my favorite. That's what I keep going back for. The flavor of the wings are also great.

Friends! If you haven't been, you must. This is a gem in Alpine! First of all the staff is so friendly, accommodating and helpful. And the food! We've been twice recently and loved everything we tried. Hubby loved the chicken wings! I've had two gluten free dishes, Pad Thai and Pad See Ew, both were fantastic! Pork fried rice and lumpia were delish. I can't wait to try their Pho and Salt and Pepper Chicken (which are also gf). Such a great find!

Really good food, and a surprising selection to choose from, You can go from House Chicken Dish to BBQ'd wings. Been back twice now.