We live in Las Cruces where we don't have any decent Chinese restaurants. A dear friend of ours…read morerecommended this place as they often dine there so my wife and I stopped by on May 21. We got there around 11:30 and the place, that it is small was empty. The server got happy when we told her that we got recommended by a friend from Las Cruces. She told us that they were preparing a large to go order so we just arrived on time. She explained a few things on the extensive menu and pointed out to their lunch specials that cost $8.85. My wife ordered the Teriyaki chicken and I ordered the Tofu Homestyle option. The price includes a soup and either steamed or fried rice. The platter was generous, we liked specially the Hot & Sour Soup. After we arrived several customers came to eat there as well as picking up food. The server was fantastic, on of the best we ever had; very pleasant, fast and courteous. We will be back soon.

Stopped to have lunch with my wife based on a recommendation and we were not disappointed…read more Excellent food and exceptional service. Once of the West sides hidden gems. We had the Shrimp w/ blackbean sauce, BBQ pork egg foo young, Spicy fried rice and spring rolls. All of items were delicious and the servings were very generous. The Spicy fried rice was quite a treat and highly recommended as an introduction to the chefs capabilities. Service was amazing and treated us like "regulars" on our first visit. Our new favorite spot in El Paso for authentic Chinese cuisine.

Terrible service for walk-in customers. I arrived during posted business hours expecting to be…read morehelped on a first-come, first-served basis, but was repeatedly overlooked while staff chatted among themselves and attended to phone calls. After waiting over 5-10 minutes with no acknowledgment, no explanation of the delay, and no offer to take my information or schedule me, I left and will not be returning. Specific issues I experienced: * No greeting or check-in process for walk-ins; I had to approach the counter multiple times just to be noticed. * Staff appeared indifferent to my presence and gave no estimate of wait time or reason for the delay. * When I finally asked for help, I was told curtly that they were "busy" and that I should "wait to be seated," with no attempt to assist or offer alternatives. * The overall atmosphere felt dismissive and unwelcoming, especially for customers without appointments. I understand that walk-ins can be challenging during peak hours, but basic courtesy, acknowledging customers, providing wait-time estimates, and offering options, would have made a significant difference. As it stands, this experience has lost my business and, based on how I was treated, I cannot recommend this location to others.

So one day I was at home alone and was hungry. I didn't really have a taste for anything super…read morespecific. I opened up my Uber eats app and what pops up was this Asian food restaurant not too far from me. The food looked good so why not try it, I figured. Once the food got to me, everything looked really good and tasted even better. I was so surprised. I had to go to this place in person to really see what they were all about. They didn't disappoint. Everything was really good and I tried the Baos for the first time and it was amazing!! I had so much food couldn't finish it all. Their menu is large. Three pages and so much to chose from.

The food was good, and the decor was pretty... things arrived quickly, but refills, asking the the…read morecheck, asking the server questions were all a bit disappointing. I'm not a ramen expert, so when I wanted to ask about whether something was seasoned with kombu or bonita flakes, the server looked annoyed. (I have an allergy to some fish products, so I needed to know before I ordered.) Not sure I'll go back. My dinner companion ended up ordering the same thing and said it was "fine".

Umami Ramen had delicious food. However, service was lacking. Our server check on us once, our…read morewater was never refilled and we had to walk up to him to ask for to go containers and the check. He was to busy con his phone with his coworker. Bathrooms were also unkempt.

The food was delicious. I got the poke bowl with salmon and it was the perfect amount of spicy. I…read moregot the caterpillar roll which tasted and looked great. A bit more eel and would be perfecto. The fried spring rolls were perfectly cooked and nice and crispy. The Thai tea was great, not too strong of a taste and tasted clean, maybe slightly watered down but one of the better ones I've had in town. I couldn't eat all of it, great portions for the price. Total about $45 and I'll have leftover to eat later. Service was pretty good, I was the only one for most of my meal so she was very attentive at the start. Once I finished my Thai tea I would have gotten a water but I was about done anyways. Food came out quickly. It was very quiet, they had a TV but it was off. I didn't mind since I was the only one there and was enjoying my phone.

Decided to try Lings Foodie Hub! Good option for Chinese food!…read more For starters we actually sat and ate here. The atmosphere was very oriental and very clean. We were the only people here at the establishment but it was not bad. Our server was nice and friendly. For food o ordered the chicken lo mein. Very flavorful and good chicken to noodle ratio. Juicy even and was massive portion of plate. Very good ratio of food to pricing for this one. We ordered the shrimp tempura which was amazing and crispy. A very clean shrimp on the inside and perfect fry on the outside. Highly recommend this one to try. And the wonton soup was good too. I personally prefer clear base soups instead of this one which was an oily base. The wontons themselves tasted slightly undercooked because the actual dough itself was still quite hard but the flavor in the inside was okay too. Probably wouldn't order this one again but it's not a bad option. All in all pretty good Chinese food, if you're searching for something like this then go ahead. I would eat here again.

Absolutely great matcha and the food is also amazing however there is not enough seating to eat…read morethere but overall great customer service.

The restaurant ambiance is mainly for take out. Only 2 tables inside with 2 chairs each, which seem…read moremore for waiting for your order, instead of eating there. Thick plastic windowing covers the counter with a cutout for paying the bill. The lady behind the plastic takes care of you with a smile and seems very nice. Not much conversation. However, you are there for the food, which is out of this world tasty, flavorful, and deliciously authentic! El Paso does have a great Chinese restaurant in town! We ordered the "Happy Family" and the "Triple Hunan" and Spring Rolls. All were cooked perfectly, very flavorful, and enormous portion (2 people can easily share one order) in each dish, and the fried rice was excellent, as well! Double check the menu because those online are outdated by at least $3. Nevertheless, if you want EXCELLENT, OUTSTANDING, AUTHENTIC Chinese Food, China 1 must be your next take-out! It will, now, ALWAYS be ours!

If you don't feel like paying outrageous buffet food prices, go for the lunch specials! I say…read moreoutrageous buffet prices, because they went up again in prices for both lunch and dinner. Drink not included. I looked at the lunch specials from 11-4pm and they have a good variety. Depending on what you get, you will pay either 9.99 or 10.99, and it comes with an egg roll, white or fried rice. I got the sesame chicken for 9.99 with fried rice and and egg roll. I paid extra for my Won Tom Soup which I love here! Did I get full? Yes and I took the rest home.

Best egg rolls in town! Very good service! I like their buffet as well. Very reasonable prices.read more

Great for lunch. Delicious Chinese food served fast and hot. A must try. My coworkers went today…read moreand came back thanking me.

So I have debated coming here for almost a year... with a name like Soya I thought it was a fancier…read moreplace and I never wanted to dress up and go. But I was hungry for Chinese this Tuesday and my favorite place is closed that day so I decided to go search Soya out. And search is what I had to do! Even my 2 GPS apps sent me to the wrong place by a block or so... it's in a strip mall just where Airport goes Into Montana. Now my GPS' said it was the strip mall BEFORE the one it actually is.. but as I decided to keep going I found the only entrance AND exit to another strip mall and as I was looking at all the business names across the top of the Mall I see the word "SOYA". So I pull over to it and the parking lot is packed, but one place is opening up under the sign so I wait and get that place. On the windows it's painted "Chinese Restaurant". So this must be the place. As you walk in, you first see, it's a hole in the wall. Plan walls. Boxes stacked around. No AC working so two HUGE black portable air converters blowing loud but cooler air across the 7-8 tables in the place. Only 4tops with 4 chairs each. About 3 tables were occupied when I showed up. There is a counter towards the back.. I walked to it because it had menu's spread out on the top and I thought maybe you order, pay and go sit down ... but the lady wanted to know if I was here for pickup, I kindly told her no, I wanted to eat inside. So she said pick any table and they would come to me. So I did. She came quickly. Took my Drink order and left a menu. It was typical "Chinese" faire. Lunch specials range from $8.75-$10.75 or so. Each entree comes with fried or steamed rice. If you want soup or egg rolls that costs more. Most places I go those items are included, so if you get those things you will spend a bit more here. I was a bit disappointed in the egg roll. It had no pork or shrimp or any protein. It was more like a spring roll. Just veggies. The egg drop soup was super yummy. The right kind of texture, color and amount of eggs. And good flavor. They barely give you any crispy strips for it, but at least you get some.. I got Mongolian Beef with no heat. And fried rice. And it was amazing. Nice bite size chunks of beef. Good amount of Green peppers and other veggies. Mushrooms were a little too thin, could have been sliced not so thin so as to be more of a flavor contributor to the dish. The fried rice was AMAZING. You could taste the "wok char" in the rice, this was actually fried and not just doused in soy sauce. It was delicious. Best I've had since Hunan on Mesa. The place is very small, very plan, no Chinese lanterns or dragons or Buddha's, a true hole in the wall place... making pretty Good Chinese food.

I just ate at this restaurant and it was honestly one of the worst experiences I've had with…read moreChinese food. The rice tasted old and dry, like it had been sitting around for days. My dish had a strange, unpleasant flavor that made it hard to even finish a few bites. I didn't finish it. The food didn't seem fresh at all, and it left a bad aftertaste. I definitely wouldn't come back or recommend this place to anyone.

First time trying this place and was already reluctant because we've yet to find a decent Chinese…read morerestaurant in El Paso. (Good luck right!)... We placed our order online and was given an estimated 20 min wait time. When we arrived after waiting 20 mine, upon walking in we weren't even greeted with a hello. . no welcome... Instead the young man who was at the register looks at us and says, "yes?" while the man and lady behind the counter just briefly looked at us, not even a smile then back to work. We tell the young man we're picking up our online order and he looks confused and tells us they didn't have our order. We ended up having to wait again he said it would be 5-10 mins but it ended up being more like 15mins. The aura they gave off was very unwelcoming and seemed as if we were inconveniencing them. This alone doesn't make me want to come back. I will only continue to support family owned businesses who actually value their customers and are actually FRIENDLY. Now on to the food. The cashew chicken was very skimpy with the chicken, the sauce did taste good but I've definitely had much better. The pork fried rice was nothing super special. The won ton soup was just okay, the broth wasn't great, the won tons had a strange texture almost like they had been sitting in the broth way too long or it wasn't fresh soup. Was not impressed at all. The egg rolls aren't even egg rolls, they're more like spring rolls, they are more on the skinny side and skimpy on filling. Tasted like it was mostly fried egg roll wrapper and tasted over- fried The side order of won tons were just okay, flavor was lacking. Wouldn't order this again Maybe they were just having a bad day but it's no wonder why there were zero other customers in there. Bad attitudes are bad for business. Sorry but your food isn't even good enough to be giving such a snobby, unfriendly vibe. Would I recommend this restaurant? Absolutely not. We spent $50 for a family of three on mediocre food.