I've never had a bad meal in this restaurant, and I've been going to it for over 20 years. Their…read morefood and service are both exceptional. The portions are large and reheats well the next day for lunch.

Hot sizzling wok is an excellent option for Chinese food in Toledo. It maybe Chinese American but…read moreit's always served hot and fresh with pretty quality ingredients. They are also very consistent from visit to visit. Some of my favorites are the crispy beef (you have to ask for it) and I also love the beef with vegetables combination plate. The service is always friendly and usually pretty efficient. The interior is a mix of mid century with bright colors. It's always clean and well kept. One of my favorites.

Not only is their food to die for but the people that work here are so kind!! The wait for this…read moreamazing food on a busy night was going to be 1.5 hrs... they went completely out of there way to get my food in literal minutes so I didn't have to take my car full of groceries home and then load my kids back up to get dinner. From a very busy mom who rarely gets a hot meal or something so wonderful that I don't have to make I'm so grateful for your kindness! Madison and the wonderful gentleman preparing food thank you!! Dine in, take out you won't be disappointed!

We were referred to QQ Kitchen by a friend who happens to be a foodie. The first time we stopped in…read morethe wait to dine in was over an hour, so we chose to go elsewhere. Tonight was our lucky night as we were seated within minutes of our arrival. QQ Kitchen is very unassuming upon entry. Small sitting area that was filled with people waiting for their take-out orders. The dining area is small and decor is simple. There is one TV monitor and tonight, "Triple D" (Diners, Drive-Ins, Dives) was on. How appropriate, huh? Menu has a lot to offer making it challenging to arrive at a snap decision. Many great choices. We started off with Spring Rolls. Very refreshing taste and the peanut dipping sauce was quite tasty. Our dinner selections: Drunken Noodles; and Pad Thai w Shrimp. Both these dishes were excellent and very fairly priced for the food quality and portion size. A great deal of foot traffic for take-out orders during the entire time we were in the restaurant. Good sign. We had a fantastic meal and we will definitely be back yo visit QQ Kitchen. Well done!

I had a wonderful experience here! Just so happen to come here the same day they got hit by that…read moretruck, which is a shame because they have a well-done, newly renovated exterior as well as a gorgeous interior! The staff were all extremely friendly and conscientious of our needs. They made good recommendations and let us know they could accommodate for certain things on the menu such as the spice level. Everything from the tea to the main course was delightful! I highly recommend the flat bread and lemon chicken dish, they were superb! Definitely can't wait to come back and try something else.

2 out of 5 stars We…read morevisited Jing Chuan with a party of five after hearing good things, but unfortunately, the experience was disappointing overall. The restaurant is extremely dark inside, although the traditional decor is pretty cool and gives the place some character. Prices were fair, but the service was slow, and our server repeatedly forgot things we asked for throughout the meal. To make matters worse, their credit card machines were down during our visit. The biggest issue was the food. Most of it was extremely greasy. The green onion pancakes were basically grease sponges with almost no flavor. The fried rice wasn't really fried rice at all. It tasted like plain white rice with a few vegetables mixed in and lacked any of the flavor or texture you'd expect. The Szechuan chicken was also disappointing and wasn't something we'd order again. There were a couple of bright spots. The orange chicken was flavorful, and the scallops were cooked well and were probably the best dish we had. Overall, while the prices were reasonable and there were a few good dishes, the overly greasy food, inconsistent quality, forgetful service, and payment issues left us underwhelmed. I wanted to like this place, but based on our experience, I don't see us coming back. Two stars because there were a few positives, but they weren't enough to outweigh the negatives.

If you're looking for a fun place to (all you can) eat, you've found it right here at Top Pot KBBQ!…read more Admittedly, we've never done the grilling (the actual BBQ). But we have done the hot pot on at least 3 occasions...we've (even my mom and my mother-in-law) been very happy each time. The menu is humongous. You say you're a carnivore? No problem. A vegetarian? Got ya covered. Gluten free? You're probably ok (maybe a little cross contamination? Dunno). The combinations of sauces and add on spices are near endless...I calculated 6.02x10^23 possibilities. Can you get enough to eat here? Well, TPKBBQ offers free refills on all meats, seafoods, and veggies! You won't go away hungry. They do have mixed drinks and beer, but I've only ever gotten pop. The wife and brother-in-law got various bubble teas, and liked them. The service and kitchen are remarkably fast and efficient. You won't sit around waiting to eat. Atmosphere? Not bad for South Toledo! One warning. The ordering policy may seem a bit draconian, but it makes sense if you think about it. It's explained in the menu, so check it out before you go. All in all, 5 stars! We'll be back (but mostly on special occasions).

Family has been in town from out of state since Thursday. We spent the weekend eating at a lot of…read morenewer Toledo establishments. Many of our families had not yet had any of the new "hotspots" It just happened to end up being a very Asian heavy weekend. (Koi/Top Pot) Top pot was great. The menu is enormous and the food and sauce combos are endless. We came in eight deep, my only complaint is not having enough large tables. If one person gets hot pot, everyone has to get hot pot. If you are going to make everyone at the table pay for hot pot, I think it's only fair to have enough hot plates for everyone at that table. I didn't even want hot pot, I just wanted the Korean barbecue portion, but I still had to pay the increased price. I get the concept, but if you are sitting at a table with six burners and there are eight people, it's a little ridiculous to make all eight of us pay for hot pot if we opt not to order broth and there's not even away for us to make a hot pot. We ordered a lot of food! There were a ton of appetizers, hot pots, and multiple rounds of ordering meats and vegetables. The staff stayed on top of it, we had our drinks refilled regularly, and we never had an empty plate. Prior to leaving, we all ordered bubble tea. This was not my first time here, but this was my first time coming with a group so large. In this instance, I didn't mind because the service truly was exceptional, but watch out for the gratuity that is added by the restaurant. Because it was a large table, they added automatic gratuity at 18 or 20% I can't remember which to be honest. I went to the podium and ordered my bubble tea to go and paid my bill. Without even thinking, I hit 20%, as I always do unless the service is terrible... Don't get me started on why we need to aggressively tip wait staff) As I was walking out, I looked down and realized I paid $62 for lunch! No alcoholic drinks, did not have a soft drink with my meal. Just korean bbq and a water plus my six dollar bubble tea to go. I figured someone else else's drinks or another person's check got added to mine. Nope! That's when I saw they had already added the automatic gratuity. So in addition to the automatically added gratuity, I paid 20% above that. Again, the weight staff were exceptional and we came in with eight people at 11:30 in the morning the minute the doors opened on a Sunday. I just want other people to be aware, not everybody has as much of a discretionary budget as I am unfortunate to have. When I checked into other people in my party suffered the same mistake. All I can say, is that waiter probably made a solid. $150 off us in tips. Good for him though!

Ordered take out from here last night. First time and we'll for sure be back! Good sized portions…read more The Crab Rangoon actually has flavor. We went to another Chinese place in Toledo and the Rangoon had zero flavor, so it was a pleasant surprise. Could definitely taste the cream cheese and onion flavor. I ordered Chicken with vegetables and white rice. All of that was delicious and filling. I only ate half. It does come with a pork egg roll - which I didn't realize - so I ordered a shrimp egg roll. Egg roll was good and had a lot of cabbage. Didn't really care for the duck/plum sauce packets and opted for the sauce that came with the crab Rangoon.

Super fast Chinese food - always hot and always fresh…read more Best crab Rangoon in the city - it actually has flavor and is stuffed full of deliciousness, none of this half empty burnt wonton business at this restaurant. My husband loves their boneless pork spareribs, I'm old-school and always get General Tso chicken. The restaurant is clean, not really meant for sitting down, but it's a great place to catch dinner on the fly ! Service is impeccable, they always get my order right, they always have it ready fast, and the portions are very generous.

The host was very friendly, and the space is quite cozy. Menu is in both Chinese and English. It is…read morea family owned business. People in the front and the back are Chinese. Lots of Chinese people here -- I take that as a sign they have good tasting Chinese food. The food taste awesome! Highly recommend!!!!

Carry out. Excellent Egg drop soup and egg rolls! My daughter was pregnant and wanted this x2…read morenights in a row!!

Great food, huge portions. It still sits in the same place that always has, a rundown strip mall…read more It has the same wallpaper... But that's not necessarily a bad thing. Service was fast! We just learned that after September, they will no longer be offering dine in. It will be carryout. That makes me sad. Yang is a Toledo staple

Between 3.5-4.0…read more This restaurant is perfectly located across from the Stranahan Theater and we met here for a pre-concert dinner. It's in a strip mall but the inside ambiance is rather cozy. They do not serve alcohol, in case that matters. They do serve complimentary tea though. In ordering entrees, there is a soup included with no additional charge. We ordered two chicken rice soups and a chicken noodle soup. One person wanted the vegetable soup but it wasn't available. My chicken rice soup was predominantly rice with maybe three bits of chicken and little soup. The two others in our party seemed to enjoy their soup. For entrees, one ordered Mu Shu Chicken, another the Sweet & Sour Chicken and I originally ordered Chicken with Asparagus but was later told they didn't have asparagus so I opted for Chicken with Peapods. I have included photos of our entrees below. For two of us, the entrees were barely warm but the Mu Shu Chicken entree was reportedly hot. For some reason, the service was rather slow even though the restaurant wasn't crowded. Our young server tried hard and seemed to be hurrying to each of the few tables. Overall, it seemed that the restaurant had a lot of carryout orders and the customers dining in did not appear to receive priority treatment. The food once served was decent quality- though two entrees weren't hot enough- not that we would send them back. I'm sure leftovers will taste better once fully heated. I would give this restaurant another chance. It seemed to perhaps be an off night. The quality of food was fresh.

This the second time I have experienced Ko's Garden. Both times were amazing. The chicken egg foo…read moreyoung is amazing, the best i have ever had. The general tso chicken was delicious. I am so glad I found this hidden little treasure. I will be ordering from here often. Establishment looks clean and staff is very friendly. Portions are generous and come hot.

Great food and friendly staff. They will modify your order on request. iI recommend the General…read moreTso's chicken, hunan shrimp, Szechuan spiced tofu, and pork chow mein.