We visited Kungfu Kitchen for a late lunch and found a restaurant that serves outstanding dim sum…read more The original location is in New York and received a Michelin star a couple of years ago. The xiao long bao (soup dumplings) are so good; but so was everything else. Prices are moderate, but well worth every penny. The setting is great, feels Asian but is quite comfortable for most Americans. The service was the only area that wasn't great. I'm giving them a pass because of the time of day we visited. The team was friendly and ready to help but had to be waved down when we needed things. Bottom line... we will return when we're in the area again!

Can't get enough of their soup dumplings! The broth inside each one is rich and delicious. Always…read moreask for some ginger to eat with your dumplings! We've also tried their cucumber salad, noodles, and other types of dumplings, but the favorite is always the pork soup dumplings. No matter what else we order, we always come back to those. If you're near Disney and haven't been yet, try it out. It's worth the wait!

Fresh food & generous portions Many guests praise the…read morequality of the ingredients and how fresh the sushi tastes -- especially the rolls and sashimi -- with good portion sizes that feel satisfying. Friendly, welcoming staff Reviewers often highlight the warm service and attentive staff, which adds to an enjoyable dining experience whether you're grabbing lunch or dinner. Variety of menu choices Even if you're not super into sushi, many reviews note that the broader menu (like tempura, fried rice, etc.) gives everyone in the group something tasty to order.

The restaurant was empty when we walked in. First red flag. We sit down and they gave us two menus,…read morethe old one and the new one. They are trying to transition to the new one, but the new one does not list the ingredients on any roll. It just has the names of each roll so it's a guessing game. We finally ended up ordering a sushi boat, once it was served to us, the rolls were a mess. They weren't sticking together, but whatever we ate one. The fish was not fresh. We spoke to the server and explained the situation. We asked to pay for the drinks and app and returned the sushi boat. The entire time we were there, nobody walked in. The staff is not familiar with their own menu either. It's just a hot mess.

My favorite place for szechuan food. Everything was amazing!! I can't stop thinking about their…read moremopu tofu and Chingqing spicy popcorn chicken. The price is super reasonable too! It was a bit busy when we were there, but we still got amazing service. The place has a couple of big tables, so great for groups. They are super sweet to my kids too! We don't go to metro west area that often, but when we do go there, one of my kids are begging to go there he's 10 and love spicy foods. It's best Szechuan restaurant for Orlando area!!

Service could've been better. They double charged us and didn't realize it until after we…read moreapproached them once we paid. The food did come out quick however, and funny enough, the appetizer came out last. Skip out on the chicken and garlic appetizer for sure. Our table didn't like it so we sent it back. I'd say get the lomein noodles with spice because that was definitely the best thing we had there. In terms of the protein, the beef was good but had some mint pieces in there that were completely off putting. The shrimp was a bit too sweet and the chicken green peppers (not photographed) were decent as well.

The food and service are consistent. Love that pepper steak and fried rice combo and their…read morespareribs are amazing.

When I first moved here everyone raved about this place. I used to order all the time despite being…read moreso expensive but the food was really good. I don't know if the chef changed but the quality changed and it's now not that great. I typically get orange beef which comes with white rice. The beef slices used to look like actual beef. Now I'm not sure what this is. It looks good but taste is not go great. I need suggestions on a new go to spot.

They have great food! Service is always quick. Highly recommend this restaurant for Chinese foodread more

First time I ordered from here, the food made me sick. Gave it another shot and went back for…read moretakeout maybe a month or so later. Found not one but TWO long black hairs in my takeout containers of Mei Fun. I don't have long black hair. Disgusting. Don't go here. Instead try Beijing & Tokyo across the street or True Asian on 535.

For an Orlando dining experience I'd have to give this place a 5*. Overall service, environment,…read moreand food was very well executed. Is this the kind of place that a compete with the top tier of NYC/CA, yes but not at the same level. Cha Siu Pork - This was truly legendary. Tender, perfectly cooked. Duck - Flavor was alright, felt a bit muted. Skin wasn't that crispy. Spicy chicken - flavor was very good. Rice was decent. Nothing too memorable.

Came here with a reservation on a busy Sat night and the place was packed. Servers were attentive…read moreand seemed to know the menu We ordered the a ton of stuff from the amazing fried calamari, wonton soup, steamed giant oyster, Peking Duck , fried rice and lobster with ginger scallion sauce as well as the sea bass. Highlights for sure was the calamari which was perfectly cooked and crispy, Peking duck was spot on and skin was perfect with juicy meat. Wonton was house made you can tell and it was awesome. I was disappointed with the steamed oyster as it was well cooked but the taste overall was just not for me. Lobster was also a let down. You could tell it was frozen or not too fresh. The meat was sticking to the shell which is a tell tale sign Overall a stellar meal , I would just avoid some of the dishes above but otherwise it was great

I was craving the five spice green beans so we took a trip over to have dinner on Friday night. We…read moregot there around 6:30 which was perfect timing because after seven the place got really busy. We choose to sit at the bar as it's open seating. my husband wanted the five spice chicken wings, and we were disappointed to learn that they've been taken off the menu. This is such a huge disappointment because that five spice dry rub was amazing. We ended up talking to the bartender and she said that they could do the lil sum sum (kids menu) wings naked and put the spice on the side. My husband chose to go that route (two order as there are only 3 wings an order) but thankfully, they actually tossed the wings in the spice, which was perfect. But we really do wish that they would bring back the actual full order of the five spice chicken wings as that was his go to when we went there and because that's not on the menu it may decrease the amount of time we go back now because he doesn't really care for a lot of the other menu items. I got the five spice green beans, which is one of my favorite items on the menu. I was surprised to hear that they had taken it off the menu for a while and that they had just brought it back. so glad that they did because that was the whole reason we had traveled out there and had they not been on the menu. There's a good chance we probably would've found somewhere else. I also had the Po Po Lau curry because it is another one of my favorite dishes.

I ordered the Bibimbap, which had a great flavor. It was light and refreshing, while also not…read moremaking me feel too full. I loved all the vegetables mixed with the rice and egg. Our server was amazing! We were seated outside, and the first thing he noticed was that the music was too loud. He immediately caught onto it, went inside, and turned it down so I could have a relaxing meal. Not only that, but when the kitchen was out of the dessert I wanted, he brought out fresh doughnuts and comped them for us to make up for it!

Delicious food and very authentic. Clean and neat. Great service. We had a wonderful timeread more

We were here for dinner. The restaurant on weeknight does not have customers. We were the only one…read more It is kind empty for week nights. The order is very straightforward with the tablet and send to kitchen. The first appetizer was came out without much of wait. We got the Hunan style stinky tofu. They are different than Taiwanese style. The tofu is black and fried and top with chili sauce. It is interesting dish. We got the green pepper boiled fish sauerkraut noodles. The fish is good but the entire dish is ruin due to high concentrations of salt. It is difficult to east. The fish itself is also marinated with salt. Soup base is salty. This not good for high blood pressure patients. Even that I am normal person, I could not take it either. We left half of the bowl not touch.

This is one of those hidden gems that deserves to be discovered. The restaurant is small, cozy, and…read morefull of charm, making it perfect for a quiet meal, family dinner, or anyone looking for a little privacy away from the crowds. The food is consistently delicious, fresh, and clearly prepared with care. Every dish we've tried has been excellent. What really makes this place special, though, are the people. The owners and staff are genuinely kind, welcoming, and appreciative of their customers. They make you feel like family every time you walk through the door. If you're looking for authentic, great-tasting Chinese food in a comfortable and friendly atmosphere, this place is absolutely worth a visit. We love supporting small family-owned businesses like this and will definitely keep coming back.

My folks and I saw this on Nextdoor and wanted to give them a try…read more They're in the same plaza as Walmart and Castellos. It's a small restaurant and they seem to do most of their business in takeout orders. Staff were polite and food was ready by the time we got there. They give you a lot of food for what you pay for. I ordered Kung pao chicken, but felt the flavors were a little different from what I've had before. I'd consider trying something else from them in the future.

While browsing for late night options, I came across this spot conveniently located near Universal…read more The restaurant had plenty of parking outside. After entering inside, we were seated quickly and got our waters. The interior is quite cozy and super clean. We browsed the menu and started off with egg drop soup and then ordered the Thai basil fried rice, Szechwan chicken and Kung pao chicken. The egg drop soup was pretty good but wish it was more heated up. The Thai basil fried rice was really good and loved the amount of chicken it came with. It was super flavorful and not too greasy which was nice. The Kung pao chicken was also really good and came with tons of chicken which was a nice touch. The Szechwan chicken was alright but loved that it came with so many veggies. It appears that this is a family run business and everyone was super nice and loved that the owner checked in on us multiple times. I highly recommend this spot if you're in the area and looking for a Chinese takeout spot!

Cozy Late-Night Asian Spot with Delicious Food…read more Lee Asian Bistro was a great find. The atmosphere is cozy and warm, and the host was very welcoming as soon as we walked in. The food was delicious. The menu offers a nice variety of Asian dishes from different countries, including Japanese, Chinese, and Thai, and everything we ordered was flavorful and satisfying. Service was quick, which was great since we went after 10 PM, and they're open until midnight, making this a perfect late-night dining option. There's ample parking, which makes it even easier to visit. One funny detail--we noticed they still had a Christmas tree up, even though it's already February 7 Great food, friendly service, and a comfortable atmosphere. We'll definitely be back.