I mean this as a compliment, but this is the best version of 'mall Chinese' that you'll find…read more Massive portions served crispy and steaming hot. Gyoza was excellent. Definitely recommend, disregard the mismatched interior.

Yikes! A 38 on yalls health inspection?!?!?!?!??! The…read morereviews seem decent but that health dept score says otherwise Yall must be good at covering things up

If you are looking for a good meal, great price and great ambiance then look no further! This place…read moresince you walk in feels homey and very welcoming at the door. We've gone on a weekend and service was great. Portions are incredible and won't hurt the wallet. So many different options from rice to noodle and many more. Never change China Blue! Excelente lugar. El sabor de cada platillo fue increible ,muy apegado a lo tradicional. El ambiente es muy familiar . En cuanto al servicio, son muy atentos y rapidos. Sin dudarlo, volveremos mas seguido. Este lugar merece ser conocido por muchos .

Went here for late lunch. We ordered from their lunch menu special, Sesame Chicken and Sweet and…read moreSour Fish. They're tasty and delicious. Friendly serving staff. Nicely decorated Chinese Restaurant. Lots of parking.

The food is outstanding, & the service is always very attentive!…read moreOur favorite Asian cuisine hands down! I highly recommend this restaurant to everyone!

So disappointed with this restaurant. Their service has gone down hill. This is my one of my mom's…read morefavorite Asian restaurants. This is the second time I have been disappointed. Last time I was there our waiter stood not too far behind our table and clicking his pen. It was very loud. I finally turned around and asked him to kindly stop. This time, we had to wave to get a waiters attention who was just standing around chatting to another server. When she came to our table, she was rude and pushy. We normally start with ordering a cocktail first, then order our food after a bit. When we did order , I asked for a simple change for their cashew chicken to no cashews but add Thai basil. She came back and advised the chef would not do that but they could remove the nuts. Fresh basil is cheap compared to cashews. That was just ridiculous in my option. We used to enjoy this place as because the food is amazing but pricey and they have great cocktails and wine menu. But this will be our last time, as I can get just as good food at the many Asian restaurants in Plano for a lot less money with waiters who are nice and a chef who is happy to make a very simple change or add on.

First time trying Jeng Chi and it was delicious. We ordered…read morethe scallion pancakes (could have been crunchier), egg rolls, the beef soup dumpling, shrimp fried dumplings, and steamed chicken dumplings! Everything was delicious and our server was attentive and quick. The restaurant was nicely decorated with cultural symbols or images. No complaints on cleanliness. It was our daughter's first time trying dumplings and she was excited about it and loved all the dumplings! Will be coming back soon.

Great ambience perfect for a special dinner or a casual night with friends. Service was honestly…read more10/10 which can be rare at busy restaurants. The menu had so many vegetarian options which can be hard to find sometimes at a Chinese restaurant. We shared the vegetable dumplings, cucumber salad, Mapo tofu and Chinese broccoli. The vegetable dumplings were perfect: flavorful and didn't fall apart will definitely try these again. Cucumber salad was spicy and fresh which was exactly what I wanted. Mapo tofu was yum-not as spicy but still delicious and went well. I wasn't a big fan of the Chinese broccoli but will definitely be back to try the rest of their menu

Great food, some of the best Chinese food you can find in Dallas! Peking duck is on par with NYC…read more(super authentic, the owner is from Beijing) and all of their dishes are such high quality and large portions! This place deserves a lot of love, it's truly a hidden gem.

My friend and I were craving Peking duck, so we decided to try it out. The reviews were promising,…read moreand I had heard that they carve the duck tableside. We arrived on a Wednesday evening around 7 p.m., and surprisingly, we were the only customers there, considering it was peak dinner time. We also discovered that we needed to pre-order the duck in advance. Luckily, the lady informed us that there was one available for us, but it would take about 30 minutes. We ordered the crispy cucumber salad, xiao long bao, and the dry-fried string beans. The dry-fried string beans were my favorite. The string beans had a delightful crisp texture and a flavorful taste. The cucumber salad was also good, but some parts were a bit soggy. The XLB skin was too thick and chewy, and it didn't taste like the usual soup dumplings, which was disappointing. I was excited for the duck, but I was honestly disappointed when it arrived. The portions were quite small, considering it was a whole duck. It wasn't carved tableside, which was a letdown. Some parts of the duck were dry, and the skin wasn't crispy enough. To add to the disappointment, they charge extra for almost everything. If you want more pancakes or their homemade duck sauce (which tasted like black bean sauce), you'll have to pay an additional $5. Another thing to note is that they are BYOB, so you can bring your own alcohol. However, the menu pictures on Yelp are outdated, and they only offer whole Peking duck, not half orders. Overall, the food was just okay, and I'll probably try a different spot when I'm in the mood for duck again.

Great off the menu choices. Prices are great for the quantity of food that you received. Highly…read morerecommend recommended.

Decent dumplings and pork buns, but nothing lifechanging. I may also be biased but I don't…read morepersonally love the dumplings breaded this way, as pretty as it might be

This place has become one of our favorite places for soup dumplings. The restaurant has a farm to…read moremarket concept and is operated by a family with a farm. Orders are placed at the counter from the menu, there are also pictures of some dishes on the wall for reference. Some items can be purchased cold or frozen for home preparation as well, mainly steam buns and raw cuts of meat from their farm. After placing your order you'll be given a number to place on your table and the food will be brought out to you. Condiments, water and utensils are located to the left side of the counter where you pay. Over a few visits I have tried the soup dumplings (which are a family favorite). The dumplings come out piping hot, there is the perfect amount of soup to filling ratio. The dumplings sorta melt in your mouth and are very flavorful, just writing this review has me wanting to drive over for an order! I've also tried the duck soup, wonton soup, Shepherds purse wonton soup, seaweed salad, traditional dough stick, pork buns, steamed dumplings, and the King Pao chicken. My kids love the traditional dough stick both said it reminded them of the beignets they had when we visited New Orleans. They only wished there was powdered sugar to add to them lol! The soups were tasty, my personal favorite is the wonton soup the wontons has a decent amount of filling and was seasoned well, not to salty like I've experienced at a few other places. My sister enjoyed the King Pao chicken, she said it was one of the better ones she has tasted. My husband loves the steamed buns and steamed dumplings. Everyone I've brought here has enjoyed something off the menu. Overall, the food here is pretty solid, the service has been great each time we've visited and we will definitely return in the future!

This is a new restaurant that serves Jiangzhe cuisine. It is located between the bank and Big…read moreClaw. The interior is fairly small. Come early if you have a large party. Some notable items on the menu include soup dumpling and noodle soups. There are chef's recommendations on the back of the menu. Those same recommendations are also hanging up against the wall. They accept credit card. However, there was a cash special going on when we visited - pay cash to get a free 牛肉酥饼 with your meal. Order at the register, get a number card, grab a seat and wait for your food to be brought to you table. Water and utensils are self service. Someone will come by to bus the table when you're done. I am unsure when payment happens as we paid after ordering, but we saw others pay after eating. Maybe you get to choose or it depends on what or how you order? We ordered the Jelly Tofu (salted), Jelly Tofu (sweet), JiangNan Style Ham, Chinese Dough Stick, Signature Crab & Pork Xiao Long Bao, Pan Fried Forest Farm Pork Bun. Jelly Tofu (salted) - Overall, it was refreshing. It had cilantro, wood ear, shiitake mushroom, and a salty broth. Jelly Tofu (sweet) - This was not sweet at all. I was completed surprised by the flavor. The liquid was wine (酒酿). Maybe that's how it's supposed to be in Jiangzhe cuisine but I did not like it. JiangNan Style Ham - It was chewy and refreshing. It was good. Chinese Dough Stick - It was average. I wish I had some soy milk to go with it, but the soy milk was sold out by the time we arrived. Signature Crab & Pork Xiao Long Bao - There is a very strong fishy flavor. Fishy flavor is usually good but it was so strong that it overpowered the rest of the dish. Even eating it with the vinegar didn't help. On top of that, the dumplings were completely stuck to the paper and the dumplings would rip releasing all of its soup juices. This is not my first time dealing with soup dumplings so I totally get that it is a delicate process, but this was almost beyond master level chopstick skills. Pan Fried Forest Farm Pork Bun - It was pretty good. It was also filled with soup which is hot and explodes everywhere if you are unawares. Be careful. 牛肉酥饼 - It was 酥 enough but the filling was average. The price is a bit expensive for the most average quality that you get.