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    Siam Hibachi

    4.3(166 reviews)
    1.7 mi
    •$

    So Mark and I tried a new to us restaurant this afternoon…read more.. It's primarily a Thai / Hibachi carry out, with 5 tables. You order and pay at the kiosk and wait for them to bring it out to you. Our food took about 8 to 10 minutes. It looks clean inside, is brightly lit and the staff are very friendly and polite. I ordered the Shrimp Pad Thai which was quite delicious, one of the better versions in town. I counted 8 large shrimp covered by both thin and medium wide noodles which was odd and made it a little heavier but it worked for me on a certain level. The flavors were spot on Thai with that delicious mix of sweet, sour and salty. My only suggestion would be to get a little more scrambled egg and bean sprouts to lighten the heaviness of the rice noodles. My main sticking point is that they apparently don't offer lunch portions. The portions are dinner sized @ $17.99 but it's just far too much food for me and I'm not a fan of leftovers. Add a mini Pepsi @ $2.50 and tax and I had a nearly $21 lunch at a strip mall carryout? Ouch! There's a lot of positives that work well for others but the lack of a lunch portion will probably keep me away so... 4 Stars

    I'm torn on this one, and had hoped for better. Maybe that's it, high expectations. But I was not…read morequite in love with this place. I met Mike G. here for lunch. Easy to find, plenty of parking. I'd driven past before and been intrigued. It's small, and cute, inside and out. Friendly staff. Nice selection of drinks, interesting menu. The food was good. Not great, but good. I got pad see yew, somewhat rare even on Thai menus, and one of my favorites. Big portion, decent flavor. But not as good as other local versions of pad see yew. I chose spice level 3, and it was appropriate- spicy but not crazy. Order at the counter or on the kiosk. Basically Thai classics and hibachi, as you might expect from the name. Prices, though... Yikes. Sticker shock is the norm lately, but these were higher even than I would expect. And the base price does not include protein. Well, it seems to include chicken, and any other option is extra. Not uncommon, but the base prices elsewhere are usually lower. Portions are pretty big, though. I had enough for two meals. So figure that in. Drinks were also expensive- $3 for a 16-oz pop bottle (and only slightly cool, not cold.) $2.50 for a "mini." Ridiculous. I had intended to get crab Rangoon, but was scared off by the entree's price. I was thinking "next time," but it was so expensive and the food just wasn't amazing, so I probably won't be back. It's a haul for me. If it is handy for you, check it out.

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    China Wok

    China Wok

    3.8(66 reviews)
    1.3 mi
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    Cannot say how truly excited I am to see this Columbus landmark open again. This remains one of the…read morebest Chinese restaurants in town. Even the simpler dishes are elegant and perfectly executed. Service remains amazing and the overall experience is delightful.

    Clean, efficient. 5 total tables. Employees work well together. You have a clear view of a very…read morewell-kept kitchen. No fountain beverages but a good selection of cans. Almond cookies for the win! Onto the food! I got general tso's tofu, and egg foo young. They serve real sticky rice, and the up charge of $1.50 for fried rice is completely worth it. The fried rice is an absolutely beautiful, saffron/turmeric yellow, and has delicious flavor with a nice healthy sprinkling of veggies and egg. The sticky rice is everything it should be. I'm going to say hands-down this is as good as or better than the Chinese place of my childhood in Cleveland. The egg fu young was fresh and fluffy and not greasy and filled with delicately cooked veggies. The sauce delicious with an aromatic hint of 5 spice. And while I ordered mildly spicy, for the general tso's tofu, it came out no spicy. I would recommend mild spicy. They do do tofu the right way it's firm and chewy and an excellent meat substitute. While fried it is not greasy and manages to be both chewy and Light to the tooth. It seems I've become used to the stale oil taste of not so great Chinese food places. But this was just absolutely delightful with none of that weird back flavor. Despite having forgotten my almond cookies, which I plan to go back for, I would absolutely eat here on a regular basis without hesitation and even bring friends and family out to eat or bring it home for dinner on the regular if I lived closer. Portions are absolutely worth the price. You won't be sorry. In fact, I bet that you'll be delighted!

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    China Wok - Egg for Young and General Tso's tofu. This is after my having already had a full portion out of it.

    Egg for Young and General Tso's tofu. This is after my having already had a full portion out of it.

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    China Bell Restaurant

    China Bell Restaurant

    3.6(147 reviews)
    2.0 mi
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    Coming from Vancouver where we have the best Chinese food in North America, I am very spoiled and…read morevery critical of Chinese food. So you can just imagine how hesitant I am to try this place. Even if this is owned by Chinese, the authenticity has been lost to cater to people's taste here. I tried to find simple dishes in the menu where they can't go wrong - fried items and sautéed veggies. Then a Chinese server passed by our table and I conversed with her in Mandarin. It changed my night completely. She asked the chef to cook some dishes not in the menu and they were soooo delicious. Amazing! Thank you to MaLing

    Far off my beaten path, but I noticed it when I was running errands the other day, and saw that…read moreMike G. had reviewed it. He's been here many times and likes it, and they know him. It is a nice old school Chinese-American place. The standard menu items, plus a few unusual things. We just ordered off the lunch menu. Mike had pad Thai and hot and sour soup. I of course had to try the spicy Rangoons. And there were several entrées I wanted to try. I ended up getting Mongolian beef to go, and Empress chicken for there. I used to love this, and I don't know if my tastes changed or if I stopped seeing it on menus, but I don't think I see it very often. Crispy battered chicken, tender big chunks, in a sweet and slightly savory sauce. It says spicy on the menu, but it's not. Very good, and a good portion. Served with good fried rice. As part of the lunch special, this is a huge serving plus you get an eggroll and soup. Service was excellent. Start to finish. Everybody was friendly. Prices are very reasonable for the quality and quantity. If it were closer, I would definitely be back often. As it is, I will keep it in mind if I'm down this way.

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