Really enjoy the mongolian style chicken, really good flavor, always good food , the staff was…read moregreat and service was quick, the whole place is pretty cool too good environment all around. I recommend it

When we walked in, someone was on their phone and took them a minute to acknowledge us and welcome…read moreus in. Food was just okay. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here again. Was pretty empty when we visited.

I've been eating here since it opened.. same owners there every day.. hot fresh and delicious…read more. fair pricing although it's gone up overtime like everything has.. I eat here at least twice a month

First time ordering it was perfect - maybe because I ordered before lunch. Food was fresh and…read moretasted very well. The second time I ordered - it was around 4PM. Food was literally disgusting, the rice was sticky like it wasn't fresh and it went bad. Will not be reordering from this place again. 0/5 if I can leave a rating.

The service here is absolutely awesome. I love their house special noodles and so does my entire…read morefamily. We've been customers for years now and their food has only gotten better.

Good food, good customer service. Easy way to order online. Prices needs to be down a little bit…read more Chinese food is getting ridiculous expensive. But the food is great.

From the outside...777 Hunan Cuisine might not catch your eye...it's tucked in what looks like an…read moreolder strip center...but once you step inside...you'll find a fairly clean and welcoming space...when I stopped by...I was the only customer...and the staff attended to me right away with friendly service. I ordered the crispy spicy shrimp with fried rice to go...the wait was quick...about 8 minutes...and when I got home to try the food...I was pleasantly surprised...the shrimp were a nice size...perfectly cooked...and packed with flavor...the fried rice was fresh and tasty...without that "old rice" taste some takeout places can have. Overall...I was impressed by both the speed and quality of the meal...777 Hunan Cuisine turned out to be a hidden gem...and I'll definitely be back to try more dishes.

Still going strong that I am not giving this restaurant my business. Still going strong that I am…read morenot giving this restaurant my business.

I have been going to this place for a couple years now. The ambiance inside is always super cozy…read moreand it's decorated well. Service is always prompt and kind, and the food is soooo good. It's relatively cheap compared to a lot of food places and as a broke college student that's great for me. I went here with two other friends one time and we all got appetizers and meals and the total was around 40 bucks. For dinner in Houston, that's great. It's a very cute and affordable place. If you have a date or something I recommend it!

Tai Li relocated and combined restaurants with Fujiya. Lai Lu is basically a Chinese restaurant…read morewith hot and sour chicken, egg foo yung, etc. Fujiya is a Japanese restaurant with sushi, etc. Now here when it gets interesting. The menu is not a cushion of the two cultures. Their menus are separate and pretty much the same as when they weren't co-housed. Tai Li food remains delicious. It's certainly busier now and something the Fujiya wait staff is not as familiar with some of off menu foods that Tai li has offered for years. Over the "fusion" works.

I've eaten Chinese food pretty much all over the world, including in China. I usually do have Kung…read morePau chicken or shrimp. I believe that Huhn have some of the best Kung Powell that I ever have had in the US. The dish is not filled with vegetables, and it shouldn't be, lightly breaded and served with peanuts and hot peppers, giving it an excellent flavor. Most places ruin this dish by adding all kinds of vegetables to it, which is not truly Kung pau . Mine could've been a little bit more spicy, but I didn't ask them to make it extra spicy the only other place I've had similar. Kamel was in the UK many years ago. My wife had the shrimp and I had the chicken for lunch and the overall meal was a lot of food was very good flavor and good value. We will come back again because we enjoy this place a lot.

We stopped in for dinner and sat at a cozy booth. The service was absolutely wonderful. We ordered…read morethe General Tso's chicken with broccoli and made it a meal that came with an egg roll, a crab puff, and a bowl of hot and sour soup. They brought out crispy noodles, mustard, and sweet-and-sour sauce right away, and the hot and sour soup was nice and warm, seasoned just right. The General Tso's chicken was crispy, and the broccoli still had a nice crunch. There was plenty of sauce too. Hongling was our server, and she was fantastic. We'd recommend!

Ordered this for take out. It was one of the only places around me that accepted cash. The service…read morewas fast and friendly. I ordered Kung Pao Chicken... it was really flavor... it asked if wanted a vegetable blend. Honestly was a lot of meat but I prefer more veggies. I thought I ordered fried rice but I got white. The veggie egg rolls were my favorite part.

Left No Grain of Rice Behind (and Met a Track Star)…read more (10/10) My husband and I wandered into Imperial China on a quiet night - just us two lovebirds and the immaculately clean scent of... well, perfection. Seriously, the place smelled so fresh you could probably perform surgery in the dining room (don't worry, they stick to cooking, which is way more impressive). But the real MVP was Kendall She ran the register, served us, and basically orchestrated our entire evening with the grace of a future Olympic athlete... which, as it turns out, isn't far off! She mentioned she used to run track and is getting back into it. Let me tell you, that explains everything. The speed at which she refilled our water? Blink-and-you-miss-it. The efficiency of her service? Faster than the hurdles she used to jump over. We half-expected her to hand us our fortune cookies while doing hurdle drills over the chairs! Kendall, if you're reading this - you're amazing, and please save some gold medals for the rest of us mere mortals. Now, the FOOD. Oh. My. Wok. We're usually "leftover champions" at Chinese restaurants - it's practically our marital duty. But not this time. We ordered the Combination Fried Rice loaded with goodies) and the Hunan Chicken (spicy, savory, downright addictive). It was so unbelievably delicious, so flawlessly cooked, that we licked our plates clean. Seriously. Not a single grain of rice, not a stray pepper, not even a suspiciously saucy smudge escaped. Our dog is currently giving us the stink-eye because there were zero take-home boxes. Zero! Imperial China broke our leftover streak, and we're not even mad. And as if the universe was nodding along, our fortune cookie sealed the deal: Thursday will bring trust on your new journey." Considering our journey involved demolishing enough food for three people and meeting a future track legend, we'd say it's already pretty darn trustworthy! Overall 10 out of 10. Flawless cleanliness, food that made us abandon all dignity (and leftovers), service faster than Kendall's personal best, and a fortune that felt weirdly on-point. Imperial China, you've won our hearts, our stomachs, and our clean plate awards. We'll be back... probably on Thursday. Just in case.

Great service and the food was good. We've ordered take out from here before but never done in…read more You seat yourself and then a waiter comes or you can press a button on the wall for a server if you're seated in the booths. The booths have a privacy curtain also. We went in and got a server real quick who took our drinks and appetizers order. They were brought out in great time. The orange chicken comes on a plate by itself, it looks like meat balls but it tastes so good, minus the orange peel it was too much rind. (So bear that in mind to take them out if you don't like the rind taste) The combination lo mein is good but it needed a bit more flavor so I used my orange chicken sauce to sauce it. The servers were great and helpful. Place is clean and smells fresh. Will definitely go back to dine in.

Over all a solid take out place and cute decor if you want to eat in…read more Service was decent and if you need your server, there is a bell at the table that rings the kitchen. The food was solid. They have a daily lunch special that is affordable. Lunch specials come with an entree, an egg roll, steamed or fried rice and choice of soup. Nothing offensive or off. Two lunches and an order of crab Rangoon was $28. So not bad, but also nothing special. So just solid.

Great food and fast service all the time. Great pleasant delivery persons that takes care with your…read morefood. I always enjoy their meal. They are our main go to for delicious and fast Chinese food in our area.

A few years ago, shortly after this place opened I thought they were kind of expensive compared to…read moreother Chinese food places in the area. Although the other places got way more expensive than they used to be and quality went down!, At Bao's quality stayed the same, and the price only went up a little bit. I was very impressed and wish I tried them again sooner, the food fresh, good quality and tasty. The dining area is very clean. The staff could be a little more friendly, the food came out pretty quickly for our two person to-go order while we did a quick run to H-E-B.

We have better customer of Oriental Gardens for over 30 years and they have never disappointed us…read more Their food is consistently great, well priced, and they are true restauranteurs who genuinely want to serve the community. Their crispy fried shrimp is simply the best ever.

I will not be returning. The food itself was already disappointing, but the customer service is…read morewhat really sealed the deal. The sweet and sour chicken tasted like frozen fried chicken pieces tossed in a basic sweet and sour sauce. I'm used to actual battered sweet and sour chicken, so this was a letdown. The shrimp with garlic sauce was decent and at least tasted like it had actually been prepared in a kitchen rather than coming out of a bag. I'm giving 2 stars for the food only because the shrimp meal was decent. The bigger issue was my delivery order. I paid for both white rice and fried rice, but instead received one large fried rice. My wife is allergic to egg, which is in the fried rice, so I called and asked that the white rice I originally ordered and paid for be delivered. Instead of simply correcting the restaurant's mistake, the owner was extremely combative and made it seem like delivering the missing rice would be a major inconvenience. She even suggested that I drive to the restaurant and pick up the rice at a later date, despite me explaining that my wife has an egg allergy. What I would have appreciated was a simple apology and an effort to correct the mistake without debating me over an item I paid for and did not receive. She offered me a free egg roll if I came to pick up the rice at a later date, but when they ultimately agreed to deliver the rice, the egg roll was no longer included. It's not about a free egg roll, it's the principle. If you were willing to offer it for the inconvenience when I picked up the rice, why not include that same gesture when correcting your own delivery mistake? That would have at least shown some effort toward good customer service after an unnecessary and unpleasant interaction. And after making it seem like getting the rice delivered would take such a long time, it arrived in about 10 minutes. A simple mistake could have been resolved quickly and professionally. Instead, the owner's attitude and unwillingness to accommodate a customer over the restaurant's acknowledged mistake turned it into a much bigger issue. Terrible customer service, and they lost a customer because of it. I will not be returning or recommending this restaurant. Hin's Garden is closer to me anyway, and the food is better.