So good!!! Can't believe I haven't been here, but if you're looking for a different place to hang…read moreout for some good food, here you go!! We tried the double sided noodles with chicken and kung pao beef, both excellent choices in my opinion! The beef was expertly seasoned and cooked with fresh not frozen pea pods and onions. The double sided noodles were not expected as they seemed dry but then once marinated in the sauce from the chicken it was fabulous! We also had to obviously have egg rolls and some potstickers. My friend had to have her prerequisite hot and sour soup that I didn't take a picture of, but they were happy with it. Try this restaurant out, the staff was super friendly without constantly dropping by, just enough to refill water glasses and c h deck in on us.

I went here on a whim simply because we had planned to see a movie near this restaurant. It was…read moreChristmas Day and we only had to wait 15 minutes for a party of two. We tried the Szechuan dumplings in chili oil, cream cheese wontons, and the kung pao chicken. There was a lot on the menu that caught my eye, especially the orange beef - but unfortunately, they do not sell that dish anymore. The dumplings were mostly warm, but some were cold. The flavor was impeccable, so I didn't mind the mixed temperature. That's something that could be improved. I haven't ever ordered kung pao chicken, so I don't really have anything to compare it to, but it was amazing. Seasoned well and served with a little heat. The amount of chicken you get is impressive. It is served with a side of rice. The wontons were some of the hottest/freshest wontons I've ever eaten. Steam was coming out of my mouth! It definitely was a fresh order due to them originally forgetting that part of our order. I was pleasantly surprised by this experience, although the dumplings were cold, and an order of wontons was served late, everything was unique and cooked well. The flavors are amazing. Will definitely be back.

I love this place! The Vietnamese egg rolls are outstanding! Princess Chicken is so good, also the…read moreSesame chicken is yummy. It is family run and the young men who are usually at the front desk and also serving are so nice. We have asked if they offer different things, like Tiger Pork or fried noodles with vegetables and tofu. Altough those items are not on the menu we were assured that 'Grampa' could make them! Not fancy, and really a challenge to get to at this point in the endless road construction on Louisiana Ave and Cedar Lake road, (summer of 2026) but worth the bumpy ride!

Still a really solid, family neighborhood Asian Restaurant! Always kind and quick service…read more We've always gone for the Chinese food, but decided to try their Vietnamese today. Pho and bahn mi. Both were pretty decent. Phos broth was definitely heavily seasoned. They had one type of bahn mi. Would love them to add just a chicken, pork, or beef one to the options.

Ordered for delivery. It came 10 min early and all the food was hot. The fried rice was delicious,…read morewontons and egg rolls were crispy, and the general tsos chicken was sweet and spicy. Everything was relatively cheap, would order from here again. The portions were generous and of course it came with 2 fortune cookies - All that plus delivery for around $50.

Amazing food, I've been to a lot of restaurants in this area and this is now my favorite spot for…read moreboth sesame chicken and cream cheese wontons. Might not sound like much, but as simple as sesame chicken is, the difference in quality is clear. Service is also top tier, on multiple occasions they've met special requests that they could have turned down, goes a long way. For that reason alone this is now my go to spot, and I would recommend it to anybody.

Second time here and have loved almost everything! The Thai Hot Honey Chicken wasn't my favorite…read more Wanted to try something off the seasonal menu though. Would go back in a heart beat but would just skip that one next time! Super cool spot and love how convenient it is being right off 55 and having a large parking lot! Everyone that worked there was nice as well!

made a res for 8pm or something and waited an extra half hour :/ but that doesn't deduct from my…read morereview cuz servers were soooo kind about it I will say dishes in the saltier side but who doesn't love some NaCl. I love this place with a strong passion. The decor, the variety and creativity in the menu, ahhhh all of it. The highlight was a lady told us as she left "GET THE FRIED CHICKEN ITS SO AMAZING BEST IVE EVER HAD" with some crazy energy and that set the delicious tone of the night. Everyone should come here.

I was craving Chinese food tonight but wanted to try someplace new. After looking at the menu, I…read moredecided to give them a try. I was expecting just the basic American Chinese, but this was definitely a very elevated version of it. I ordered the hot and spicy wontons (dumplings) and ordered them "very spicy". I'd have loved more spice, but I added some chili oil at home and they were perfect. I got the Kung Pao Beef combination that comes with fried rice and an egg roll. The fried rice wasn't full of carrots and peas, so I was already happy, but it was really well flavored with a little egg in it. The vegetables were the perfect level of crunchy and the gravy was well seasoned. It went great with the fried rice. Appreciated how efficient the woman at the counter was. I was so pleasantly surprised by this place. I'll definitely be back again.

I ordered "Sizzling Duck" hoping it be some fired duck, but when my order came all i got was stir…read morefired sauce, barley any meat in it filled with vegetables, Never mentioned it was a stir fried sauce, waste of $20

Nong's is the best kept secret in Minneapolis cuisine. Easily the best Thai restaurant in…read moreMinnesota. If you like Thai food, Nong's will give ou five star food every time. And if you've never experienced Thai food, Nong's will simply blow your mind. Flavor upon flavor upon flavor, every time, all the time. Every dish is consistently delicious.

Nong never misses!!! The food is top notch if you are dining in or taking out…read more My go to dishes are pad thai and garlic & black pepper stir. My Mom always switches it up but loves the fried tofu. If you can't handle the spice go no spice. For me, I love it hot or very hot depending how I feel. All of the servers are very nice and helpful.

We had such a great experience at Urban Wok in St. Louis Park. My sister and I decided to dine in…read moreand were impressed from start to finish. We started with the vegetable spring rolls, which were crisp, fresh, and served with a flavorful agave, ginger and sriracha sauce. It was the perfect light appetizer. For our main dishes, we ordered two wraps, the Thai Noodle Wrap with tofu and the Island Time Wrap with chicken. Both were absolutely delicious. The Thai Noodle Wrap had just the right amount of heat from the blackberry habanero drizzle and a creamy balance from the spicy peanut sauce. The Island Time Wrap was bright and tropical with pineapple, basmati rice, and a fantastic ginger teriyaki flavor. We loved that everything was customizable, clearly labeled with gluten-free options, and cooked fresh right in front of us. The kiosk ordering system was quick and easy, and our server Mark T. made sure everything came out perfectly. Urban Wok has such a fun and modern vibe with food that's flavorful, healthy, and totally crave-worthy. We'll definitely be back.

It's a very good idea to have this kind of fast casual option in this spot, in this busy area where…read morethere are so many restaurants that are more "involved". I've gotten two build-your-own style stir fries here and they honestly tasted great. I got one with dumplings tossed in there and those dumplings were satisfying too. This is quick, satisfying food. I came in this last time because I got an email that advertised "$.75 chicken wings". That was misleading; you still had to buy them in quantities of at least 6. I wanted to mix and match a few to try their flavors, but that didn't appear to be an option. Also not an option was using the remainder of my gift card to pay for part of the order. Suckering people out of a few bucks from a giftcard is a scam that does not sit well with me. Also their machines (you order from a screen at the counter & they bring it to you at your seat) had a lot of trouble reading my giftcard. Maybe avoid their giftcards. Okay but the people there are friendly and they seem to be working hard to get your order quickly. And again, it all tasted great. I got their jalapeno sauce on the side for one of them and it was very yummy, but it was also yummy without it. When you select your ingredients for a build-your-own, additional vegetables that weren't requested turn up in the mix. I don't know if it's an on-purpose thing for flavor reasons or that it's just hard to wrangle diced red peppers and cabbage, but take note. One more thing... there is a water cooler that appears to be there for you to have some free water. But the water is... not transparent? Is there lemon in there? Cucumber? Horseradish? It looked grimy and unappetizing and so I didn't pour myself a cup of water even though I was thirsty.

Have been to Super Moon Buffet several times over the years. The latest visit was last weekend, on…read moreMother's Day and I think it was the busiest I have seen it. We had a later lunch and by the time we left, there was still a long line to get in. It has a nice variety of dishes to select from. One of our favorite parts of the buffet is the hibachi area - my husband, our older son and I all had our own selection of ingredients stir fried for noodle dishes. There are many tables available for seating and the servers are nice but super busy.

Tried Super Moon Buffet this evening and I'm still trying to figure out what exactly the $150 was…read morefor... because it definitely wasn't the food or the experience. Let's start with the obvious: it's a buffet. We're getting our own plates, our own refills, doing the whole "DIY dining" thing. Fine. But for that price, you'd expect at least decent food. Instead, it was bland, forgettable, and sitting somewhere between lukewarm and questionable. Now the part that really sealed it: as we were literally getting up to leave, an employee approached us and demanded a tip. Not suggested. Not politely mentioned. Demanded. Then another staff member came over, pointed at the receipt, and told me I needed to tip. I'm actually a generous tipper, happily so, when it's earned. But being confronted like that? That's not service, that's pressure with a side of audacity. I even tried to clarify, thinking maybe gratuity wasn't included and I misunderstood. I was told, "No, service is completely separate." Okay... then maybe make that crystal clear somewhere? A sign, a note, literally anything. I would have gladly run to my car to grab cash and come back if it had been handled respectfully. But after being cornered and told I had to tip? Absolutely not. If your business model relies on tipping, act like it. Don't ambush customers on their way out like they're skipping out on a bill. Between the overpriced, underwhelming food and the aggressive tipping situation, this was easily one of the worst dining experiences I've had in a while.