Food: You really get the bang for your buck here. For ~$23 (after tax), I was able to get an order…read moreof a hearty Braised Beef Soup (with Mifen Noodles), a flaky Scallion Pancake, and a juicy 5-piece Wonton in Chili Oil. Needless to say everything I had was pleasantly flavorful and well cooked. Service: Didn't catch his name, but after I ordered, a guy walked up to me and offered me some water and a bib, after apologizing for not greeting me as soon as I walked in. He also checked in on me a few times. Great service! Ambiance: Casual. Parking: Adjacent parking garage with dedicated "retail" parking spots.

Been here a few times, I always get the build your own braised beef mifan with spicy soup and you…read moreget more toppings doing it this way. I usually don't tolerate spice but I can here. The beef this time around was softer than before. Really varies when you come but overall hits the spot as homey and conforming. The service was good and they always kept our drinks full. However, the bok choy was cut into 1/8ths which was pretty small and wasn't very clean when I got it. The dumplings in chili oil were pretty good though.

We went around 12:30pm and there were people waiting. The lady that checked us in said it was a 30…read moreminute wait with 2 parties ahead of us. As we were waiting, we noticed that 4-5 tables were done eating and paid their bills. All got up and left, the staff quickly cleaned the tables. The cleaned tables were empty for another 15 minutes. The lady that took our names down took a while to call the next customers. Seems like we were waiting just to wait...she sat one party down and waited another 10 minute to sit the next group... anyways, after we waited for a good 40 minutes, we were finally called to be seated. Sat down and was immediately served with water and took our order down. Time for the food review: Chicken popcorn - nice crisp and texture, but lacking flavor. Felt like it needed a dipping sauce. Pork lard rice - disappointing, bland Pork intestine with green mustard - this dish was okay.. Crispy garlic salted fish - fish was nicely fried and flavor was good. Probably the best dish so far Crispy pork chop - this is the reason why we came here.. we wanted to find a dish like May Ice cream. Unfortunately, this was a huge disappointment. The pork chop was extremely salted. From the skin to the pork itself. Walnut shrimp - this dish was foul. Who puts sprinkles on the side?! Tasted like I was eating an ice cream shop. The shrimp was also dry. Overall, not worth going and waiting. Food was lacking.

FYI the old reviews are for a previous restaurant or different location, unsure. This review is for…read moreImperial Feast which opened August 2025 next to z.Tao in Plano. Came during the soft opening in September 2025 with excited expectations based on what we've heard, hoping to find a new go to Taiwanese spot. Unfortunately we didn't find what we were looking for. I admit this was the soft opening and things may improve, and for their sake I hope they do. Biggest issues for us were lack of flavor in the meat and multiple proteins being overcooked. The sauces they used had the flavor but it seems like the meat just wasn't given the time to marinate because the meat itself was bland. That coupled with proteins being a bit dry from being overcooked and you don't have a good combo. If they can tweak their prep process to let the meat marinate then it would solve most of the problems though. The best dish was the fried pork chop rice by far. A bit on the sweeter side so it just depends on how you like it. The bok choy it came with was basically raw though had more crunch than the pork chop. Service was also a mixed bag. The server was super nice and helped give us recs but it just seemed like they were still getting the hang of working in a restaurant. A glass of water got some food in it so the server took it away but they never brought us a new one. Again, soft opening so I give that some grace, but food has to be more on point for a new restaurant to make it. So all in all, there are definitely some kinks to work through for them. Normally I wouldn't write a review for soft opening but given that there are old reviews here plus food quality missed the mark more than I think it should've, I think people on Yelp should get a heads up.

Great Chinese food with lots of options and with good prices. The staff is excellent too!read more

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

The crispy duck and pork combo is so good! The skin is perfectly crispy and golden, and the meat…read moreunderneath is so tender. The pork ribs and quail eggs caught me off guard too. The pork falls right off the bone and the quail eggs soak up all that savory sauce. The fresh-pressed sugarcane juice is a bonus, naturally sweet and refreshing, the perfect drink to go with the meal. Highly recommend and will definitely be back.

Was disappointed despite all the good reviews. We ordered Chinese food - seafood crispy noodles,…read morehalf duck and pork Chinese bbq, and water spinach. Everything tasted subpar. Perhaps, we should go for Vietnamese food next time. Service was fine, and the decoration was very nice. There were lots of seatings.

This place is quite appropriately named because it is in fact awesome! We saw all the great…read morereviews and decided to stop in. We were greeted right away and the restaurant is welcoming with an assortment of booths and some large round tables. The server was friendly and she provided great service throughout our meal. We started with the steamed dumplings which were honestly middle of the road and we the weakest part of our meal. The entrees were uniformly outstanding. We had the Beef Chow Fun which tasted great and was less oily than versions we have had elsewhere. We also had the combination crispy noodles which were well prepared with tender beef and some great shrimp. We capped it off with the General Tso which was delicious. Yes, completely inauthentic but so tasty!! This restaurant is absolutely one of the best Chinese spots in the DFW area. Highly Reccommended!

Saw this place on Yelp and immediately thought, "There's no way this is good." The name doesn't…read moresound remotely Chinese. But the reviews were suspiciously glowing, so curiosity (and hunger) won. We pulled up and I took one look at the building: older, unremarkable, zero curb appeal. Classic "meh." Inside, several large round tables with lazy Susans, red tablecloths, and Chinese lanterns. They first sat us in a booth but I requested later on to be moved to a large round table since we ordered A LOT. But back to when we first sat in the booth - As a Chinese woman, the second I spotted the older seats with ripped upholstery, it hit me like a culinary prophecy: this place was going to serve me some incredible, authentic Chinese food. I don't know what it is, but there's an inverse law of Chinese restaurants: the less fancy the exterior (and the more the booth looks like it's survived several natural disasters), the better the food. Apparently they skip Instagram-worthy renovations and put the budget where it belongs--on the plate! This is now hands down in my top 3 favorite Chinese restaurant in North Dallas - I can even say it's on the very top. I haven't forgotten about the staff. They deserve 10 stars. Super nice!

This was our third time dining at Wu Wei Din Chinese Cuisine for dinner, and they continue to…read moreimpress us with their incredible consistency! Every visit delivers high-quality, flavorful food. On this trip, we ordered the hot and sour soup, pork and shrimp wonton soup, sesame chicken, and mapo tofu. During our very first visit, we noticed the kitchen was a bit heavy-handed with green onions, so now we simply request no green onions on our dishes. The kitchen handled the customization seamlessly. Everything was cooked to absolute perfection, and we left extremely satisfied. It's easily becoming one of our go-to spots. Highly recommend!

Be mindful that there generally a wait for a table. The wait is generally 15 minutes or less on a…read moreFriday The food was just okay, nothing spectacular that I would crave.

Bf and I are regulars of the Plano location (edit: Now renamed Hotpot Fairy, not an official…read morelocation??) and happened to be in the area to try this one tonight. While there were some minor differences, overall the quality here was the same and you really can't go wrong with it. $15/lb and I NEVER need more than .75 lb to fill me. You choose absolutely everything that goes in it so everything down to the taste and amount is specific to you (you fill a bowl with raw ingredients and it gets boiled into a broth of your choice for you). All of it is fresh and healthy. The Plano location does have way more soup options (I love the mushroom, but this one only had tomato!) but I'd say this location has more topping options. I'm a spice baby, so get the tomato soup here if you're weak to spice like me. A great concept as always!

Cute little place and it has a bar where you pay by the weight for your food…read more The soup base was good, but I didn't think the toppings were that interesting. Some normal choices and some cool looking fish balls/ shapes. I do like that I don't have to cook it myself.

This place is AMAZING! It is Chinese BBQ done RIGHT! Tucked in the back area of one of Carrollton's…read moreKorea Town shopping squares, you will find the absolute best open flame cooked meats of your life! The lamb ribs are my favorite in the country - bar none! They are the perfect combination of fatty and meaty and salty. Each bite glistens and has the perfect amount of delicious char. The potato salad is a vinegar based one. Great crunch. The quail is rich and amazing and the cucumber salad is the perfect balance of refreshing, salty, and savory - with a whisper of heat. The service is quick and friendly. You simply fill out the boxes next to what items you want and they come and bring the food. Ambiance is fun! Very authentic. Feels like a Chinese street food market! One of my top 10 places in Dallas!

I visited here since I arrived too late for KBBQ in this general area and tried a few skewers:…read morelamb, pork belly, quail and chicken heart, as well as their beef noodle soup. The soup arrives at the table first. It's hot and delicious and the noodles tasted pretty fresh. A handful of beef slices were included in the large bowl. Next out were the skewers and they brought these out in phases with the pork belly and quail coming out last. My favorite was the lamb as I love the seasoning and flavor of lamb skewers, no matter what restaurant cooks them. They were playing the world cup game on one of their tv's, but I was on the other side of the restaurant and didn't get a good view.