I am delightfully writing this while in a soup-coma, and can happily say this is maybe the best…read morerestaurant in Cleveland. Mixed Veggies Noodle Soup | VEGETARIAN FRIENDLY | The most incredible dish on a cold day. How is it possible to make the lightest, cleanest, clear broth soup down right buttery? All of the vegetables were perfectly cooked, and contribute their subtleties to the broth. The noodles were thin, light, but firm enough that they hold up to the ferocious desire you will have to consume this soup. Please get this. Please. To end this, the staff is so kind and FUNNY, and the restaurant itself is intimate and very clean. Please give this a try if you have the opportunity, and BRING CASH.

After finally remembering I needed cash, my GF and I did takeout. It was good, maybe really good,…read moreand we appreciated that the Shanghainese cuisine is different from the other Chinese places in Asia town. Portions were on the light side. Was it mind-blowing, as I would expect of a top 100 Chinese restaurant in the country? No, that rating doesn't make sense to me, especially having lived in New York and San Francisco. Don't get me wrong-by all means go, it's really good, I was just hoping it would be out of this world.

I came here for a quick lunch before my Red Cross appointment. And like always, the food was on…read morepoint. I got the dan dan noodles lunch special ($10.95). In addition to noodles, the lunch special came with your choice of soup, a spring roll, or 2 crab rangoon. I opted for the crab rangoon. I also ordered 2 dim sum dishes - the shrimp dumplings ($6.50) and snow mountain lava buns ($6.50). The crab rangoon came out first, and they were delicious, hot, and crispy. Then I got the dan dan noodles. The noodles had a bit of a kick, but they weren't overwhelmingly spicy. They had a nice chew, and I slurped them up happily. I just wish there were more noodles lol, but the portions were pretty typical for dan dan noodles at Greater Cleveland restaurants. The dim sum was great. The shrimp dumplings were tender and juicy, and the buns were so fluffy. Be careful eating them though, or you might get hot, delicious egg goo all over your hands, lol. The staff is very no-nonsense. The service was efficient, and I made it in time for my Red Cross appointment. Note - the restrooms are super clean and even smell nice!

Closest to authentic with fresh ingredients. Friendly staff works hard to provide excellent food…read moreservice. Egg rolls taste homemade. Best Dom som.

As far as major cities go I've had Chinese food in NYC Chinatown, SF Chinatown, Dallas, and…read moreHouston. Li Wah does not disappoint! Authentic as can be as far as aesthetics, service, and food. The pork buns may be some of the best I've had and on par with anything better. The texture was perfect moist, soft, and airy. The pork did not deviate from well done traditional dim sum and there was no surprise flavor alteration. The pork was sliced, not scrappings, well cooked, and fresh. The wonton soup was good, I've had better, but really good. The chicken low mein was good, I've had better, but it shouldn't disappoint you at all! The dumplings had a great flavor profile with a welcoming hint of ginger. If you're looking for authentic Chinese food look no further!

Came here many times as a kid with my family as it was only 1 of 2 dim sum places in Cleveland. Our…read morefamily always preferred Bo Loong back then. There was one particular time dinning here when the service was terrible, our wait time was egregiously long, and to top it off, the staff were really rude to my parents (the nicest, calmest people). That self-induced ban lasted almost 2 decades and I came back in 2022 at the invitation of my daughter's friend's family. The place was SWARMING and we had to wait for our table. There is free parking but it's limited and usually full up on the weekend. Cart service was quick but I had to go over to the dessert ones to get them to come to our table. Offerings were pretty standard and thankfully, the taste was overall pretty good. Nothing was cold, everything was steaming hot. Wish they had a few more items to select from. The restaurant space should be expanded by now since they are so popular. It's impossible to walk around with all the big tables and people squeezed together. Afterwards, I bought all the kids boba smoothies from their bar in the corner (smart thing to have apart from the dim sum). They upped their prices over the years but portions are the same. Still more affordable than Lao Sichuan in Pinecrest but not impressed with the auto 18% added to the bill (because...weekends?). Cleveland needs more dim sum options! I have dined here for dinner once upon a time as well and I remember the dishes being pretty good and authentic but those memories are from circa 1999-2000 so back in ancient times.

I can't even,...begin to tell you how disgusting my food was. I ordered shrimp mei fun, fried jumbo…read moreshrimp and fried pork wonton. The dough on the shrimp was about an inch thick and raw inside. Extremely greasy. The pork was old dried up greasy and apparently re-fried. The meifun noodles were sticky as if re-heater leftovers. No veggies in there and the shrimp tasted sticky and fishy. Had to throw entire order away DISGUSTING. This is second time I got horrible food. Thought I would give them another chance because they used to be good.

Great food at a very reasonable price. I have been there 10-15 times asked I love it.read more

Very good!! Service was stellar! Not a lot of room in the restaurant but you do not feel squeezed…read morein.

My husband and I came here with my parents and we shared everything. We got:…read more- Peking Duck - Crispy Prawn with Honey Walnut - Three-Cup Chicken with Basil - Pork Lo Mein - Dry Chili Cauliflower The menu is huge and our waitress was helpful with recommendations of what to order. My favorite things were the Honey Walnut Prawns, Three Cup Chicken, and Pork Lo Mein. If you're looking for great Chinese food in the Cleveland area, check out this spot.

Don't be fooled by the ordinary exterior. There is high quality food here and good friendly…read moreservice. I especially enjoyed the Orange Beef dish. My wife and daughter ordered the bean curd with vegetables along with a couple of spring rolls and thoroughly enjoyed it. The portions are generous so two people could share and save $. Every time we're in Steubenville we are sure to visit the Sesame Grill. My wife reminded me that this is the only Chinese food she can eat that doesn't make her feel ill afterwards.

I love the set up of this place with cozy booth nooks but they also have large family style tables…read morein the center of the room as well. The menu has everything from hibachi, sushi, and chinese. The crab rangoon and dumplings are always a favorite starter. my husband always gets the sushi and never a bad roll. I like the dragon&phoenix, general tso, Szechuan chicken to name a few. The service is always great dine in and take out.

Had some hits and some misses when visiting this super buffet over the weekend. The highlights: the…read moresheer size of the buffet. This restaurant has at least 2-3x as many food options as my local Chinese buffets. The variety was good, with American choices mixed in with the oriental ones. They also had a pretty decent dessert selection (ice cream, cookies, pudding, fruit, jello, apple pie, etc.), which isn't usually the case with Chinese buffets. The lowlights: the building is dated along with the decor, the bathroom, and the furniture. The utensils are located up at the salad bar. So, if you were expecting them to be brought to you with your drinks, you'll be taking the extra trip back up front while your plate gets cold at the table. I loved the fish tank at the front and a lot of the chicken options. The green beans and broccoli were fresh and crisp. The apple pie rendition was good, but the banana pudding had a strong artificial taste. The host was friendly, as was the woman who walked us to our table and brought our drinks. The price seemed fair for dinner ($15.99/pp).

Fried rice unlike any I've ever tasted before and simply disgusting. General tso chicken over sweet…read moreand has the kick of a dead horse. Fried pot stickers or wontons were decent. White rice looks more like paste than anything edible. Pork egg roll soft and greasy not a good taste. Overall not worth the $20 they charge. Store bought microwave asian food has much better taste than this.

Came here twice now and it's been great both times…read more You can order either with the staff or on your phone--if it's via the phone, someone will still come by and confirm your order. I've had the rice noodles, the paper wrapped fish, and the drinks. The rice noodles have been decent both times--soup is flavorful and there is a good portion of noodles. The shrimp soup dumplings were good--would order again. What stood out more was the paper wrapped fish--I never had anything like it before and was surprised by the chosen combination of ingredients--french fries, potato noodles, chiba tofu (stringy noodle shaped), but it was good. I chose the tomato flavor, which was good--I would definitely be interested in trying the other flavors as well. Also chose add-on sides with lotus root and cauliflower (both were good but highly recommend the cauliflower since it had a roasted taste to it that added more to the dish). It was such a large portion and came with rice, that we definitely had to bring back leftovers. The drinks are consistently good. So far, I've had the tofu pudding milk tea (G28) and the oatmeal taro milk tea (G40, oatmeal similar to overnight oats texture, and taro tastes fresh), and I would definitely get both again. The environment/seating area is spacious and comfortable--perfect for socializing with friends and/or bringing your family Staff checked in frequently (made sure we were attended to and confirmed after we placed the orders via phone) Parking available as free parking on both sides (few spots for cars on E 30th ST side, more on side closer to E 31st street). Overall consistently good food with a good ambience---I'll definitely be back.

We had a great time with the family trying this place for the first time! We like to watch a lot of…read morefood blogs and this place hit the spot after watching K Foodie Meets J Foodie haha. Very huge portion sizes and unique twist on classic dishes! Our server was so sweet and took great care of us. We ordered lots of things to share and ended up boxing a lot because it was so much food. Very pretty interior design with beautiful Buddha and teapot figurines on a tall wall, and Asian lanterns/flags hung every wear. Good restaurant for pictures!