What happened! This used to be such a great place for Thai food but the last couple (few) times…read morehave been awful. Thought maybe it was a bad day but this appears to be more of the norm. Be forewarned it's not at all what it used to be.

Nope. Won't be back. I love Thai food and have wanted to…read moretry this place for a long time but since we usually have someone with us that wants more traditional American food when we visit the area so we hadn't made it there yet. We came to the area our own this time so thought we'd finally give it a try. I was undecided between the Pad Thai which I almost always get the first visit somewhere and the drunken noodles. It's kind of my gauge to how good the place is because I figure if the can't get this dish right I can't expect the more complex ones to be. We ordered the Pad Thai, Drunken Noodles and the summer rolls. I'll start with the summer rolls. We typically see them with shrimp and the menu didn't say anything otherwise. There was both shrimp and chicken in them, and they were quite large and loosely wrapped. 2 for $8 was steep though considering the chicken was tough and the shrimp was strong tasting. I couldn't make myself eat them. My husband managed to eat most of one. They came with what was obviously a jarred sweet and sour sauce -another disappointment as peanut sauce is so much better and what I was kind of expecting as that is usually the norm. The drunken noodles had a nice initial flavor but the heat was more than expected for medium. My husband and I always get medium for Thai dishes and typically they are just right or a little light in heat for us. This one they had been a bit generous with the heat so much so that it was almost hard to eat. It said there were a variety of veggies but it really only had green and red peppers. There was a decent amount of chicken in the dish. There may have been some green onion but only a couple of pieces, it felt like it was enough so they could say it was included even though you had to hunt to find them. Last to the Pad Thai, my typical initial gauge for a new to us Thai place. There was a generous amount of noodles, but were on the verge of undercooked. It couldn't figure out the flavor, but they were quite sour compared to any I've had before and I'll have to say it didn't do it for me. I would say they were almost eating wha I would call sweet and sour noodles if I was to give them a name. There was no richness or depth to the flavor at all. Again the items in the noodles were sparse at best. Very little chicken in this one, a crumble of egg, and I think I saw like 4 bean sprouts.. not acceptable for $15. They did have the required peanuts on the top though. Oh, and a slice of lemon, something else I'd not seen served before with Thai food. I had high hopes at this being a great place to visit when we are in the area since we love Grand Haven and I love Thai food but this ain't it. Bummer. So sad.

House of China has been around forever because it is LEGIT. Anyone giving these guys less than 5…read morestars is a philistine. The egg rolls are top notch, stuffed with fresh cabbage, shrimp, and pork. Charlie and Li wrap them by hand; they've *always* wrapped them by hand, because they care about quality. Ask nicely and they'll customize any order. Other highlights: veggie lo mein (ask for it spicy) and the crab rangoons. I was a big fan of the sweet and sour chicken back in the day. The food is served hot, on plastic plates. What, you wanted a real plate? Get the hell outta here with that nonsense. This is the real deal, and the real deal comes on a plastic plate. The presentation is casual, simple, and good. House of China's aesthetic charm is one of its main draws. Charlie is a freaking artist and has been decorating the restaurant for decades. Upon entering House of China, one enters a whimsical jungle of faux grape leaves and plush monkeys. A vulture fountain, hand crafted by Charlie in the early 2000s, stands guard over the restrooms. Actually, I can't offer an accurate representation of what the restaurant looks like now because Charlie is constantly redecorating. If you want an approximation, though, it'll be something along the lines of Rainforest Cafe meets Chicago Chinatown meets Dada. The service is personal and kind. They don't take credit cards, you fool. Why the hell are you trying to use a card for a bill that comes in under $10? If you're looking for the soulless garbage they shovel into troughs at Panda Express, get the hell on over to the mall with the other bums. If you want real food served by true legends of West Michigan, House of China is your jam.

The restaurant is cash only, and very cheap. We ordered a whole lot of food for 28 dollars, but the…read morefood was pretty much inedible. We had ordered an express meal with sweet and sour chicken and shrimp. They just put some weird red goopy gravy on top of deep fried shrimp and chicken. The 2 dollar potstickers were somewhat edible. Definitely the worst Chinese food I have tried. But the aunty at the counter was sweet.

This was a great experience came here for Dad's birthday and our server Kato was amazing!!! He…read moredeserves a raise!!! We had a party of 7!! The food was great!!!!

The Wolverine roll was astonishing, the ambiance was spot on. Kazumi has an extensive menu with…read moreample options for hibachi or a more traditional restaurant setting. It was Mother's Day for our visit. Reservations were made well in advance. We were promptly seated when we arrived and request for drinks and appetizers was made quickly. We were given enough time to enjoy our appetizers and first course before the hibachi chef arrived and went over all of our orders. From there it is hard to describe. The chef was knowledgeable and engaging, but he was in a hurry. We are long term patrons of Kazumi and we were disappointed a bit. The food was good, but the experience we anticipated was lacking. There was little of the usual enthusiasm we were used to, very little interaction with the guests and the chef appeared to be in a big rush to be done; so much so that the chicken I had ordered as part of my meal was missed. The chef got a little panicked, ran to the kitchen for an order of raw chicken and threw it on the grill, chopped the already coned click into tiny piecesput a bowl over it to speed the process.

We VERY briefly had Rock N Thai in Muskegon and my experience with it was quite mixed. If you had a…read morebad experience there I'd highly recommend giving the Grand Haven location a shot. The menu was completely different and the caliber of the food was much higher in both taste and presentation. I don't know if the Muskegon location was a different owner but it was absolutely the "Great Value" brand of this chain. They know what they're doing here!

Rock n Thai Cafe is what happens when someone decides that flavor should come first and air…read moreconditioning should come... eventually. Inside the building, it was roughly the temperature of a Bikram yoga studio during a heat wave, so we opted to eat outside. It was 82° outside but at least we had a breeze and an umbrella! Fortunately, the food was worth every degree. The mango curry was excellent--just the right balance of sweet and heat. The roast pork spring rolls were equally satisfying: generously filled, tightly wrapped, and served with two dipping sauces that paired perfectly with the pork. Everything came out quickly and piping hot, and the portions were no joke. You could easily split a dish or take half home. The woman at the counter was full of energy--cheerful, efficient, and completely dialed in. Even during a steady flow of orders, she made sure we had everything we needed. If you're in Grand Haven and looking for bold, comforting Thai food, Rock n Thai delivers. Just maybe grab a patio seat if the thermostat's on vacation.

Good food. Great location. Casual dining room. Wonderful…read moremenu selections. Good value. Super friendly staff .... we plan to return in the next few days. We had fried crab, chicken katsu benton box and chicken & lobster hibachi. Lots of delicious, hot food. Fried rice was meh. I think it needed more garlic or something. Note: this is not the restaurant to visit if you are in a rush. It seems like there are 3 people working during our visit, and they were all humping. I think it's worth the wait. Give them a try.

Wasn't expecting this quality of sushi here, but I found it, it's here and I recommend it! I…read moreordered and took it to go, cannot speak of dine in experience.

Naan pizza sounded like a fun fusion option with reasonable prices. Following a lovely morning at a…read morecafe and visiting the farmer's market we decided on this spot for lunch. When we arrived we noticed it was a two in one restaurant serving both traditional and fusion naan pizzas. They also had new prices. Everything was $4 more. Inflation hit and surprised us. Nevertheless we ordered a 9 inch chicken tikka masala pizza and cheese sticks for $27. SMH. The toppings were not cut for pizza's and it was clear to us that they were the same veggies they prepared for their curries. Huge chunks of peppers etc. The naan pizza was disappointing. It was $15 for a McCormick's tasting curry sauce with oddly cut veggies found under the cheese. The chicken had been toasted so long I thought they were croutons until I took a bite. Not worth it. The cheese sticks for the kids had some curry sauce brushed on with melted cheese and jalapeño. The man knew I was ordering it for the kids and the menu didn't say it came with anything but bread and cheese. SMH. That was a wasted $11. All of this took over 20 minutes to prepare. We were the only patrons. The place was dark, dusty and when we sat at the booth offered to us, I almost fell through to the floor. We chose to eat outside, across the street at some picnic tables because it was sunny and the air smelled fresh. The owners were nice enough, but I had to request napkins and the food was just okay. Glad we tried it, but I don't think we'll be back. Not good enough quality or balance of flavors for the price.

Went on a dark gloomy day. Unfortunately the inside of the restaurant is dark and gloomy too, and…read moreseemed pretty dingy. We ordered 2 pizzas, one chicken tikka and the other veggie. The tikka was pretty spicy but good, the waitress didn't ask what spice level we wanted. The veggie pizza was less spicy but pretty skimpy on the vegetables other than green peppers. We never found any eggplant. We were the only patrons the whole time we were there. I doubt we will go back. I think it's the only Indian restaurant in the area.

Food is delish and staff is super friendly and hard working! Portions are large, and menu is…read moreextensive.

Ordered take out. Food was cold and poorly prepared. Wrong items were made too. Definitely not…read moregoing here again.

We love this restaurant. It's a great place to grab a quick bite when out shopping, although I…read morehighly recommend going during thr traditional meal times. The options are amazing. They have a huge and impressive selection of pre-made dishes as well as a DIY Mongolian grill element. Service is always great and we appreciate how they keep our beverages filled and plates cleared. The space itself is pretty traditionally laid out for a Chinese buffet but on the larger side with the tables ringing the buffet area. They have quite a few booths, so we generally get our seating preference and are often busy, meaning the food is hot, fresh and being refilled often.

I got some of their imitation crab and like two hours later after eating it I started throwing up…read more I would not recommend going there unless you want to get sick other than that the service was good.