Average. Expected larger portions for the money. There's a better noodle place in town for the…read moremoney. A little pricey for what it is.

I grew up eating homecooked Chinese food by my parents (specifically, Cantonese). My parents also…read moreowned and operated an Chinese American restaurant. With that being said, I like to believe I have a good palate for Chinese food. If you're coming here expecting authentic Chinese food, you won't necessarily be disappointed but just know that your expectations also may not be met. However, if you're looking for upscale Chinese American food then Teddy Wongs is certainly the place to go. I came here on two different occasions - one for a friend's birthday and another for a date. In short, both were great. Both times did require reservations or at least strongly implied so. I did see one couple that seemed to have gotten turned away on a busy night, so just keep that in mind. Additionally, parking may be a bit of an issue as other reviews have noted. However, if you plan accordingly and park at a nearby lot where it's past hours and marked, then it's not an issue. That's at least how it was for me in both instances. Now, when you walk in, the space is more of a dimly lit environment. Perfect for celebrations or date nights (at least from my two visits). With reservations, we were quickly seated. I will say that we were seated quite close to another table during the date so for smaller parties, you may get to know your neighbors. Both servers in the visits were phenomenal - knowledgeable with the menu, friendly with interaction, and quick overall. Could not ask for better! Having been here twice, especially for the birthday, I'd say that I got to try a good amount of their most popular items. In terms of the dumplings, what stood out to me were the pork and crab soup dumplings, spicey wok-fired har gow, and the truffle pork soup dumplings. An appetizer that I will say was a standout was the cucumber salad. It has a good amount of spice that is well complimented by the cold temperature of the dish with a satisfying crunch. Perfect palate cleanser, especially before the dishes that come ahead. For mains, the spicy cilantro cod was a standout with just the right amount of heat. Of course, you have to get the peking duck. It comes in half or whole options. During both occasions, in parties of four and two, we got the half and it was enough. Sure, it wasn't necessarily the quality that you'd get in Beijing but it's certainly up there for a Chinese American restaurant. For dessert, we got the chocolate dumplings. It's exactly what you would imagine... melty rich chocolate contained within a dumpling wrapper. If you've ever had Din Tai Fung then it's more or less that. Lastly, in terms of drinks, I did get the Lucky Emperor at one visit. It's sweet, crisp, and tart. Great drink that I believe complimented the meal! Overall, I do recommend Teddy Wongs. The food is good but the atmosphere, vibes, and service are what really make this a worthwhile visit.

I ordered the house fried rice and crab Rangoon which turned out to be all cream cheese and no crab…read moreand no Rangoon. House fried rice was good but missing something I would say on a scale of 1-5 it's at a 3.5.

We have been to their other restaurant in CityView and always thought it was very good. We decided…read moreto try this location and was not as satisfied. First the positive things, although it was pretty crowded on a Saturday evening, the service was very good. Also the quantity of the food they give you is quite significant. Now the negative, the biggest problem was that I ordered the same dish I normally do, orange beef. The problem was that the beef was extremely tough. They normally don't give you a knife but I definitely needed one and even then it was still a problem. I know I should have said something but I didn't. My loss. Perhaps other dishes would be better.

The food was great. So many options of many different dishes to choose from. Service was decent a…read morelittle slow. Waiter was really nice and added to the nice chill vibe. Definitely coming back.

food is impeccable!! presentation and portions are worh your buck !!! visit regularly! service is…read moregreat always greeted and given new recommendations! beautiful for both solo dates and family outings !

Omg!! What a great place! We ended up here after a not so great food experience at another…read morerestaurant on Magnolia. The dumplings and bao buns were so good. The bar next door was also wonderful. Highly recommend!! The Pantry employees even brought us our food at the bar.

Was looking for a quick bite the other day. Ordered the pork banh mi and elotes dumpling to-go. The…read morebanh mi was tasty, but I wish they'd put less broth since the bread can get soggy quickly (but the flavor was great!). The elotes dumpling was good too, though I'm not convinced on the price ($3 for a single dumpling). Service was okay. I visited around 1:30pm on a weekday, so it was empty and I got my food relatively quick. There is indoor and outdoor seating available.

The service was amazing and so was the view (would go there again)…read more Great food and super clean too!

How does this location have poor reviews?!!Fresh food (check)…read moreFriendly staff (check) THANK YOU JESUS. You were so kind! 19 years old and so much more polite than most people I meet. Clean (check)

Always a staple for my family. We can go to any of their locations and it is solid…read more The orange beef is always a must for us. We usually will get duck, fried pork belly, and char siu, salt and pepper fried tofu, and beef flat noodles. We prob visit a location about once every other month. Great place. I think they take card now.

We got a 3-meat plate with duck, roast pork, and bbq pork - the duck was absolutely the standout,…read morebut the pork was pretty delicious as well. I also got an order of bbq pork fried rice and it was just okay. Way too greasy and way too little pork. I was glad to have the extra from the 3-meat plate to supplement. Gyoza were fantastic! Egg rolls were mostly dough; would not order again. If I had never had Cantonese BBQ in NYC or London, I may give this a higher rating, but the comparison can't be helped. Still, this is pretty dang good for DFW and I'm thrilled just to have finally found a place to satisfy the craving for something this specific.

Amazing Egg Rolls and Beef Chow Fun! I have not been in over 10 years, and its still as good as it…read moreuse to be.

We got completely scammed here. My sister didn't like the…read moreChow Mein, so we asked for a replacement. We waited an entire hour and the replacement NEVER came. At that point, she still hadn't eaten her meal and we just wanted to leave. When we asked for a refund for the meal she didn't eat, they refused. The service was awful, communication was extremely difficult, and the whole experience was beyond disappointing. I work at a bank, so we're going to dispute the charge and provide picture proof of what happened. Just sharing our experience so others can be aware and think twice before coming here. Absolutely unacceptable service.

I've been to this restaurant enough to know it's one of my favourite go-to's when I am in the area…read more I seen the previous reviews by some of my fellow yelp elites, and they have not steered me wrong. This place is legit, the real deal! I recommend stopping by if you are in the area because it is so worth it. They are located in a small shopping strip mall thing on the Haltom city / Fort Worth border. I have had their duck, the tum yum soup, a rice noodle dish, and an appetiser I can't remember. During my most recent visit, I had the green curry with beef at a level 2 spice and the drunken noodles level 4. I love that they make sure to ask what level of spice you want on every dish because i have been to a couple of places that just make them all the same level as your main dish. In the past, I have gotten their Tum Yum soup, and its delicious. I had their pad se ew with beef, amazing. I had their spring rolls, pork belly, and they are one favorite things on the menu. I always end up ordering more than what I can eat, so i usually order dinner here and then take my leftovers for lunch to work the next day. The service here is great; they have lots of space to host a big lunch rush. Highly recommend yall try them out.

Just a warning, this place is AUTHENTIC Lao/Thai food so be careful when you order something spicy…read morebecause you can cause yourself some pain. I really like the raw shrimp dish, the sauce is so good! Lao sausage is always a good choice. The fried pork with the dipping sauce was delicious as well. I could not handle the papaya salad... it burned my mouth. It's good but I only took one bite. The restaurant itself seems like a place that you can rent out for big parties. It has a stage and a full bar.

This place does have a good name for the food served. I got the pineapple chicken. Very spicy but I…read morewouldnt have it any other way. We came to support the business and have talked about this place for years. Very friendly staff. The place is a small little hole in the wall. But the food will never be forgotten. This place is a 10/10

Going with "average" lunch here today…read more While we've been here a number of times, it's been nearly a year since the last visit. Some things stood out as different today: - It was desolate on a Thursday at noon, just 2 couples eating - The food is different - see below The good? Service was fast. There were 4 male workers hanging out, ready to serve us. So that was nice. Also, the app and meal came out fast. Today, two of us shared: - Fresh Spring Roll with Shrimp - Pad Key Mao with Beef There were two shrimp rolls in the order. Both were very fat - stuffed full of lettuce and cabbage mostly. Each roll had 1/2 a shrimp in it. For long rolls, I'm accustomed to two 1/2 shrimps in them. Being so fat, they were harder to eat as they sort of fell apart from the bulk of green in it. As we split our meal, they served each of the two rolls on their own plates, each with a dish of peanut sauce. So that was nice. The Pad Key Mao (Drunken Noodle) was meh. I'd rate it a 2.5 on its own. The presentation was nice but there just wasn't much flavor and the beef wasn't thin strips of sirloin. I think we'll pause Spice for a bit.