Great Shrimp St Paul however, not the best Shrimp fried rice. Very bland. Needs more flavor and…read morespices.

The food is always fresh and hot. This is my go to when close to North county. They are never short…read moreor skimpy when it comes to portions.

Duck fried noodles are great, as well as the rice. The wonton, crab Rangoon, are a no go for me…read more The wanting taste undercooked and almost spoiled. The crab Rangoon is basically just cream cheese, with VERY minimal MICROSCOPIC alternative crab meat. The egg rolls are good. Chicken wings are fried right, but I dont care for the batter they use. Language barrier when someone answers the phone. They are cash only I believe.

northland is my go to! i never have a bad experience. this has to be my favorite thing to get.read more

Came here on Wednesday night and it was pretty busy but we got a table easily. I've never been to a…read moreplace like this before so it was a little bit of a learning experience. You grab a bowl and start putting in whatever ingredients you want. They have a lot of different items that you can choose from. They have a weight minimum, which I think should be pretty easy to hit. Once you have all your toppings, they weigh your bowl and you pick out your soup broth. I really don't like spice so I went with the tomato soup base and it had a good flavor and a little bit of spice but definitely not too much. my friend got the sweet and spicy soup broth and it tasted delicious, but would've been too spicy for me. The food came out pretty quickly. They have a station for free rice and water which was really nice. They also had some suckers that you could grab as a little treat on your way out. I would definitely come here again, but it is a little bit pricey your bowl is gonna start around $16 and go up depending on the weight. Everything is super fresh and delicious so it is worth the cost.

This is one of my go-to spots for a hangout, it's wonderful. There's enough seating, and the hotpot…read moreis easily shareable. I flinch whenever I hear the "movoc" and I get so excited I want to throw up whenever someone suggests going to movoc for a hangout. There are lots of toppings to choose from, and I think that the concept of hot pot price by weight just like FroYo is fun and unique. Service is fast, and clean. The hot pot was delicious and not too spicy and the sauces they had to offer were very delicious as well. Not too salty. It's a wonderful place, whether you go alone or with friends.

Reasonably priced, good portion size. Yummy food. Worth the short trip off I-44. Even with a busy…read moretakeout crowd we got our food quickly.

I'm naming this review: "Straight out of Shanghai!" Ohhhh yeah!! You locals should feel blessed to…read morehave true authentic Chinese food in your little town. I'm actually here on business in Washington, MO and the reviews for China King near there were horrendous. So, I drove 7 miles here to see if the people were telling the truth and yes indeed they were. Man oh man, this is the real deal Holyfield here. I ordered my fav curry chicken, house rice and wonton soup and can I tell you, they did not disappoint. I'm almost afraid to admit this but their food tastes a lil bit better than the restaurant in New Orleans where I go. The flavors are popping, the heat is just right, spice wise and the temperature is spot on. I can tell it was made fresh indeed. Chile, now this is a true hidden gem in the plateaus if there ever were one. I will say this, they were skimpy in the shrimp in my rice but it' cool, I get all the shrimp I want in Louisiana. Highly recommend!!!

It's a local place that is always busy selling pretty good Chinese fast food. I prefer the shrimp…read moreegg foo young and the St Paul Sandwiches. The people are very focused on completing orders, but they are nice enough. One person I've met there a few times is even a fellow science buff.

I really like the fried rice and egg rolls. Very good food; and the location is great as well.read more

The food was just okay. The rice had no flavor. The egg foo young was meaty, but was also…read moreflavorless. The cost was very reasonable, but I won't be back.

Divey? Certainly…read more How many ways divey? Run down strip mall location stuck between a laundromat and a liquor store. Dirty looking interior with a carton of broken egg shells in the dining room. Photocopied (poorly) menu images on the wall of entrees and combos. Tired and worn furnishings. The plus side: tasty food and friendly staff. My St. Paul sandwich was thoroughly cooked but mostly lacked the characteristic crispy exterior. Mostly lacked, because one end was crispy but overcooked compared to the rest of the sandwich. Chopped lettuce made into edible bites, rather than a single large leaf, was a nice touch.

I randomly drove by this restaurant on Olive and was like wait a minute... A BBQ place just opened…read moreright next to Shabu Day??? It was definitely unannounced but pleasantly surprising. I was able to find the name of the restaurant on Yelp and found out that it was Chinese BBQ restaurant. Needless to say, I hopped in my car and drove straight to it right after. They open until late (midnight) so it's a perfect spot for hanging out and gathering. The restaurant is not too big so I would imagine a little wait if it ever gets busy. We came on a Friday but it was not too busy. You will be given an iPad to look through the menu and send orders to the kitchen. The process was straightforward. Food was pretty good in my opinion. I can't tell if it's authentic or not since I'm not Chinese but the whole experience was so cool. Food was cooked but they brought out a stove to warm my food. I recommend getting the lamb skewers and the Taiwanese sausage. In addition, if you like seafood, try out the oyster and vermicelli tin foil. The oyster was really juicy and fresh. Price was a little high. Expect to spend about 30-50 per person. However, I do enjoy my experience and will return for sure.

I was driving by on Olive one day and saw that there was a bbq place open right next to Shabu Day…read moreand knew I had to investigate! I am a sucker for a good lamb skewer so when I walked in to visit I ended up order 6 of them. You can order at the kiosk or at the register. My total was $16.99 before tax and tip. The interior of the restaurant is pretty small, but there are a few tables for seating if you're not getting them to go. I enjoyed my skewers and the flavor but thought that they were a little small for the price. I might try some other skewers if I'm in the area but would likely not purposefully make a trip out of it unless going with friends.

ChiliSpot was absolutely fantastic! We started with the wontons, then had the popcorn chicken,…read morechicken stir-fry, and sizzling pepper beef, and honestly everything we ordered was excellent. The food came out fresh, hot, and packed with flavor. The popcorn chicken was crispy and perfectly seasoned, the stir-fry was delicious, and the sizzling pepper beef was easily one of the highlights -- incredibly flavorful and cooked perfectly. The portions were generous, everything tasted fresh, and there wasn't a single disappointing dish on the table. This was our first time trying ChiliSpot and it absolutely lived up to the recommendation. One of those places where you're already looking at the menu deciding what you want to try next time before you've even finished your meal. Fantastic food, great experience, and an easy 5 stars. We'll absolutely be back!

For two people, this is my go to order:…read more *Deep fried handmade tofu with special sauce (17.95) *Sautéed lamb with cumin (19.95) *Storm fish fillet (19.95) The lamb has enough of the "wetness" and vegetables to eat and mix with the rice. The lamb pieces used to be small but they are huge now! Appreciate the owners taking the feedback. I think they make the tofu in house. They are huge thick soft pieces with enough crispness on the outside. It's a good introduction to how seriously Chinese people take tofu and how in other countries they have a huge variety of tofu, vs the select few we have in the U.S. And I used to be partial to the spicy fried fish at cate zone, but chilispot has upgrade this dish a lot. It's perfectly crispy and hot!!! Even if you don't like fish, it's a great dish and also makes for great leftovers. I know the fried chicken is popular but I find the chicken pieces are too small. Even with two heavy eaters, we still have leftovers for another meal

This place used to be great and worth the long drive. The food was disappointing. The restaurant…read morenow has Hispanic cooks and the food is no longer authentic Chinese food. I always get the fried shrimp combination plate with plain fried rice and egg. Absolutely no seasoning. I added red pepper, 3 packs of soy sauce and I even used sesame oil from my house to add some flavor. Nothing helped. I will not return. The staff were nice, reasonable prices and the waiting area was clean.

Honestly not mad at all. This was 10 dollars came with 2 crab ragoons. A ton of food on the plate…read more I am very particular about things, so I did notice a slide aftertaste.

Atmosphere inside was clean, quiet and friendly service. I orders the pot stickers which were…read moreedible; the sauce lacked flavor. It was like just a thicker version of soy sauce, no green onions or other seasoning. Hot braised chicken, usually see the pepper and rich color. This tasted like a watered down bar-b-que and looked a dull color ketchup soak. Ate the pot stickers and only made it through a couple bites of the chicken bites as no braising present (flavorful, browning and tender--nope not my experience). Yet total price a little over $15 with a delicious peach Vess. Disappointing.

Summary: A small dive where standard Chinese fare is served up fast, cheap, and tasty…read more It's difficult to find any menu item here over $10 with most under $8 for a large portion or under $7 for a small. I ordered St. Louis' unique St. Paul sandwich. It's typically egg foo yung on white bread with mayo, pickle, and lettuce. Mine was perfectly seasoned with a lot of flavor and a crispy egg coating. Every bite was loaded with pork. At 4$ this was a nice portion and a good value at two thirds the cost of an egg foo yung order.