If you're looking for good American Chinese food, this place is it. Their foods are quick and…read moretasty. Their Singapore mei fun is the best around! It's a small family owned business.

Our first choice was closed so we picked this with hopes the 4 star reviews were right…read more They were not. The tofu was soggy, the crab Rangoon's unpalatable and I didn't even touch the chicken. The veggie lo-mein wasn't bad but even our rice loving queen wouldn't touch it. It was pretty speedy though but lesson learned even Panda Express outranks this.

This is easy walking from two hotels and a medical center. It has seating for about 5 people in…read moreclose quarters , so consider takeout rather than eat-in. The food was excellent! They next time we're at the Choice Hotel, we'll definitely come here again!

Yum! Service is friendly and it's easy to order your food on the touch screen. They primarily do…read moretakeout and the restaurant is absolutely tiny. Room for probably 3 diff groups of people to eat. There were tables to seat 4, two tall stool seats by the window facing the parking lot, and a tucked away spot with a folding chair beside it and had cups of utensils on it. I ordered the cold flour noodle with sesame sauce and the shaanxi mutton soak buns. Both were tasty and the cold noodles were refreshing. The employee described the mutton soak buns dish as a soup soaked pancake which is pretty accurate. It reminds me of a rice porridge but with chopped dough instead of rice. The restroom is in the back through the kitchen which is kinda cool because you can see them rolling out all the round flat bread that they use for the dishes. I'm guessing it's what they use for the rougamo (I've seen it at other Chinese restaurants described as a Chinese hamburger) and the shaanxi soak buns. It almost has a gnocchi type of consistency. It isn't your average fried rice and stir fry type of Chinese restaurant so if you're looking for something like that it might not meet your expectations. I would definitely come back to try other menu items. Also, get the plum juice. It's delicious!

The food was delicious, and the service was great as well. I'll be going back to sample more from…read moretheir large menu!

Mr. Dumpling has been our go to Chinese restaurant. Tonight we ordered egg drop soup with wontons,…read morecrispy Sesame Chicken and house fried rice. Everything was delicious except they served the chicken and rice before the soup. When the soup came out, it was barely warm. We sent it back without a problem. The thing that really bothered me was the "dinging" from their ordering system. Any time a dish was ready, DING!! It was busy, so there was constant dinging. Although we like the food there, the annoying noise discourages me from returning.

Came here the other day for take out when I was in the area. The food took about 10 minutes to be…read moreready, and it was piping hot so it felt cooked to order. Service was kind and the inside of the restaurant seemed spacious although a little outdated. I got the General Tso's Chicken combination plate with pork fried rice and it was delicious! The sauce on the chicken was amazing, the rice was very good, and they did not skimp on the meat serving size. The price was also very reasonable ($10.29). The only reason I'm not giving this 5 stars is because my friend got the fried chicken combination plate with pork fried rice, and the fried chicken pieces looked small and my friend who has a shellfish allergy said they tasted like they might have been cooked with/near shellfish. Overall: great prices for great food, I probably wouldn't recommend the fried chicken wing plate but the dish I had was great (and if you have a shellfish allergy let the staff know!)

We've been customers for years but tonight we are reserving a great review as our hot and sour soup…read morewas mediocre. Scant tofu and missing mushrooms, not as spicy as was previously. Shrimp spring rolls are delicious tho. Think twice about their soup!

I keep giving this place a chance but now I'm done forever!!! Tonight my Curry Chicken made me sick…read moreprobably because it wasn't cooked all the way. The curry was chicken was cold but the rest of the meal was hot. Very nasty! The chicken wings were decent and my son said his shrimp lo mien tasted like it was dipped in soap. I'm never eating here again!!

This is really good Chinese food. The dumplings have a thick wrapper- I don't know what you call it…read moreexactly but it's the kind I've always loved and struggle to find at Chinese takeout. The lo mein is a little dry, but everything else I've been happy with. Prices are reasonable. It's primarily a takeout place- don't plan to sit and eat there as it's not that type of place. The kids of the employees are adorable and do a great job helping out too!

Really good value and a ton of great options on the menu. Tried the steamed gyoza, miso soup,…read morerainbow roll, spicy tuna roll, fried rice, sesame chicken, and hunan beef. None of the options were the best I've ever had, and I think it was lacking a bit of flavor, but it was really good for the price and local convenience. Definitely recommend.

Friendly staff, quick service and convenient location. My wife and I both got the chicken / steak…read morehibachi dinner with soup and salad. We also got the spring rolls. I enjoyed the spring rolls and my wife liked her chicken and steak with white rice. I didn't enjoy my dinner as it was bland. I didn't care for the mixed vegetables either and wish they would have carrots instead, like Yamato in Apex had. Maybe we will try something else if we go back.

Food was impeccable. I'll be back!…read more On a Saturday night around 8pm, I ordered a bunch of food for about 20 people as an impromptu post graduation dinner at my house. We were ravenous, but had an intense Chinese food craving, so we ordered Chengdu 7 food from Uber Eats. Food did not disappoint! We ordered sesame chicken, chef special fried rice, chicken fried rice, Mongolian beef*, shrimp fried rice, and everything was delicious! Fan favorites were the Mongolian beef and chicken fried rice, but honestly EVERYTHING was good. And you can tell a lot from a place by how they package your food: food was delivered in tightly seeled packs and labeled! It sounds minor, but is so helpful when you're feed 2 dozen hungry people. All in all, Chengdu 7 you truly made me a fan of you. I will most certainly be returning for more!

Was excited to try this place based on stellar reviews and hand rolled noodles. Unfortunately,…read morefound the service abrupt, atmosphere chaotic, and food mediocre at best. The menu seems overly extensive and cumbersome to navigate. The vegetarian spring rolls were flavorless and excessively thick and heavy with grease (didn't finish). The main entree was unpleasantly sour, different from kimchi and without benefits. Sent it back and tried again with basic noodles and chili oil, which proved to be underwhelming. The shining star was the green beans appetizer -- executed perfectly and full of flavor. There are many other authentic places to explore.

Taipei 101 is a popular Taiwanese restaurant in Cary! It has a homey feel inside, like it is a…read morefamily restaurant. I went for dinner on a Saturday and it was packed so expect a slight wait at peak hours. Parking can also be tight as it is located downtown. We were seated quickly and our food came out FAST! Great service. My friend and I shared the Scallion Pancake, Bang Bang Shrimp, Dry-Sautéed Green Beans, and Spicy Crispy Fish. We definitely got one too many dishes, but I am glad we got to try them. The Scallion Pancake was solid. It had the right amount of thinness and flakiness. I would love to taste more scallion next time, though. I think that the sauce that it came with was a bit sweet and I would rather a more savory or saltier sauce to pair with the pancake. The Bang Bang Shrimp was under the appetizer category but it looked like an entree. Lots of small shrimp in a creamy, sweet, and spicy chili sauce. I loved it! The Dry-Sauteed Green Beans were probably my least favorite dish. I wish it had a taste (or more of a taste) of soy sauce or garlic, but it was still decent. The Crispy Spicy Fish is definitely one of the most popular dishes here and it lived it up to the hype! Not sure what seasonings were on the fish, but it tasted a bit salty, spicy, and savory. The fish also tasted fresh to me. We also received complimentary rice, which was needed with our savory dishes! I would definitely come back here in the future! There are so many options for food on their menu and almost everything was a hit. Plus, service was fantastic. I recommend going with a large group to do family style and really try a lot of the menu items.

I like how people talk about decent Chinese food like they talk about bees -- "where did they all…read morego?" If I am anywhere near Cary I will go to this place for the Sichuan dishes. Often times I find that the little red pepper on many Chinese menus mean nothing. Here, they mean "this is going to be really spicy!" I have been told that you ask for something that isn't on the menu, they can often gladly make it for you. So... yeah. TBH -- the more American-Chinese dishes aren't anything special. I had someone's General Tsao and it was way spicier than most (which was great) but really, really, goopy and sugary (which wasn't.) All in all, if you're adventurous, and you're tired of the same old American-Chinese I would give this place a run and I would actually avoid those items on the menu should you dine here.

What an amazing experience for my kids. I have been to hot pot restaurants before and they are…read moreusually extremely expensive for groups since they charge $40-50 per person. This place is completely different. You choose from several options of meal sizes and then you pick all of the meat and veggies from a giant list for each plan. At first I was worried we would run out of food...it just didn't seem like it would be a lot. But we ended up taking a ton of food home and we had 8 people and we got the combo for six!! I was actually worried about being full myself since I'm keto and I don't eat some of the items but I was plenty satisfied. They have a make your own sauce bar with a ton of offerings. Can't go wrong with peanut sauce and soy with some green onions. Perfect dipper. We also got two soup bases, one spicy one plain and they were both great. Service is really good. One of the kids dropped a tray of meat and they gave us another without asking which was very kind of them. All of the food comes on a cart and there really isn't a ton of room on the table for all of it so we were shifting plates around a lot and they would come by and take the empty or dirty plates very quickly. Drinks were never empty and everyone was friendly. It is a bit of an upscale style for a hot pot restaurant with some asian flair such as the Japanese toy vending machines. You can buy tokens for them at the desk, I think it was 6 for $5. Again, one of the kids dropped one under the machines and they just gave us another. I don't think any of them won anything anyway. I would definitely come back here for a date night but this place excels with groups and is very affordable with a big group so that's what I'd lean into if I was picking a hot pot restaurant.

This place became absolute-essential weekend date with my family. Truly it is the best Szechuan…read morestyle hotpot ever. Venue: pretty large but it can get very packed and busy. Since they opened another location in Durham, the wait has decreased significantly. Food: I order the yin/yang broth: one medium spiced tallo which is the traditional broth and the other either just bone broth until they came out with new organic mushroom broth! It is so good. You can order many different type of meat, seafood and veggies. I order prime thin beef, pork belly, quail eggs , wide noodles as standard and add others depending on mood. Shrimp and beef paste is a must. You can also order combination that includes appetizers, meat, veggie plates. There's sauce bar you can make your own sauce according to your preference. Since this is not AYCE, you can take the left overs. Service: service is good most of the time but once in a while you run into slow service. Price: reasonable.

I learned about this restaurant through Instagram, and funny enough (or not surprising at all), the…read moreperson who greeted me was the person in the post. The delicious smells wafting through the restaurant immediately let me know that I was in the right place. I ordered the Fatty Beef Szechuan Hotpot Yunnan Rice Noodle & Fried Dumplings. Both arrived in no time, and were piping hot on a cold winter's day. The fried dumplings were crispy, not at all greasy, and filled with very flavorful filling, coupled with a perfectly paired dipping sauce. The hotpot... oh, the hotpot, was filled with pillowy fried tofu, fatty and tender beef, cabbage, wood ear mushroom shreds, seaweed, bean sprouts, and a ton of noodles. All of this was swimming in some of the most amazing Szechuan peppercorn broth that was spicy, but not numbing and not overpowering. It was the perfect broth to wrap each ingredient in flavor. After I finished all of the delicious beef and veggies, I went for the noodles. I never really new what "bouncy" meant when describing noodles until today. They were truly bouncy in with every bite, silky smooth, tender but with a little bit of bite to them. I ate every morsel that I could fit in my stomach and not explode... this was the perfect winter dish for this South Florida eater.

| Overview + Good…read morebroth options to choose from + Healthy and fresh ingredients + Waiter's positive vibe and professional customer service + Food was served fast + Beef tripe is so delicious + Welcoming ambiance and clean dining areas | Review Ten Seconds is a casual hot pot spot that specializes on soup sets with tasty and fresh ingredients. The quail egg was the heart of it. Got the bone broth this time. While the broth is good, it's not great to the point I'd crave for this. I'm honestly not a big fan of the rice noodles but they went well with the broth. My girl got the noodle dish with the beef tripe, and we also ordered beef tripe for appetizer and milky rice cake for dessert. The beef tripe is one of our favorite appetizers, and it's perfect with Japanese beer. The noodles are a bit spicy but the spice level was adjusted low to my girl's liking. The rice cakes were good but not the best we've tried. It's something we'd order again though. For 2 people, we ended up spending around $50, including tips, so reasonably priced but not as satisfying as a dim sum dinner. | Overall Score: | Overall Score: 4.1/5