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    Mama Chang

    3.1 (15 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Kung Pao Chicken
    Victor H.

    (From November, 2023) It's a mid-November Saturday night and you're craving Chinese food but don't want to drive anywhere. That's where Ubereats comes in. After searching and finding this place, the YELP photos looked enticing so I decided on the following items: Shrimp Lobster Sauce - 6/10 Kung Pao Chicken - 6/10 Special Combo Plate (Fried Rice/Mixed Veggies/Chicken Curry/Pepper Steak/Hunan Beef) - 7/10 The Shrimp Lobster Sauce and Kung Pao Chicken dishes were alright. The shrimp are kind of small and soaked in this lobster/egg sauce with veggies and a side of lo mein. Kung Pao Chicken was very salty but the spiciness was there which I prefer. The special combo plate's chicken curry and the pepper steak was very good, the best parts of the plate. Didn't care for the hunan beef as there were more veggies than beef in the dish. I'll probably order from here again but will likely do it in person at the H-Mart and likely try new dishes.

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    Deborah N.

    I love spontaneous restaurant trips! After grocery shopping at H-Mart, we noticed this "new" place that opened up...the quotations are there because they used to be located inside Fiesta Mart for almost 30 years! and then moved to this location. Their logo captured my attention and immediately drew me to comfort food, but clearly it was not comforting at all. Their staff were super helpful and friendly for our first time in...they explained their combo plates and special plate...and even let us sample their Mama Changs special chicken, but sadly the piece I tried was quite dry and bland. If they are going to sell their special Mama Changs chicken, you better bet it needs to own up to the hype since they recommended us to try it. We ordered a special plate for $8.50, included two entries and a as side and hubs ordered a combo t plate! PSA; the combo plates are made fresh and not served to you from the front (like mall food or Panda Express) but the special plate is where they serve you from the front of the house. Combo plate comes with an egg roll but the special plate does not... They offer different sauces to try with your food, and you're able to take it to the table with you. Silverware and such are all self serve...most if not all their food was quite bland for Chinese food, and the rice had no veggies! It was literally just rice...idk, it was just okay! It wasn't anything special...

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    A G.

    Absolute garbage!! Panda Express or the food courts in the mall could be better options for cafes in this category. The restaurant claims to serve "homestyle Chinese food," however, I found the food to be nothing but sugar-laden nonsense. Mama Chang is not only defrauding customers with false advertising but also disrespecting the traditional homestyle Chinese cuisine.

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    I liked this place until I went to the restaurant and picked up food. The restaurant looks like a place that I don't want to eat from

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    This place is a hidden gem I highly recommend this place! Food is so delicious and the staff are so friendly

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    Hu's Cooking

    Hu's Cooking

    4.5
    (1.1k reviews)
    8.6 mi
    $$

    Look no further for authenticity, flavor, and complexity in Chinese cooking near the med center!…read more Though we opted for more "simple" dishes during this experience, you can judge a place by if they can do their simple dishes well. The mapo tofu is one of the best we've had outside of Bellaire with spicy, savory, numbing, and warmth that you expect from a good mapo tofu. Crispy popcorn chicken is a classic that's spicy, lightly fried, and crisp. It has an authenticity that other places around can't replicate and makes you keep craving more. The portions are also appropriate for their price. Service is incredibly quick, and you can order as you go and receive your dish within 10-15 minutes, regardless of how busy they are. As for the ambiance, it's loud, it's hectic, and it's simple... maybe a stretch, but makes me feel like I'm eating at a mom and pop shop in the heart of China. This place is definitely a go to if I'm convincing a friend of Houston's great food scene! Rating: 4.5/5

    My mom wanted steamed fish with ginger, scallions, and that light sweet soy sauce. Hu's Cooking…read moredelivered! When we ordered, they mentioned it'll take about 20 mins but it came out in 10. No complaints here since we were starving from an 8 hour road trip. The Dan Dan Noodles...I had high expectations but sadly this dish fell short. I recommend Hu's Cooking to use a bigger bowl and more sauce because it was difficult to mix the noodles and the sauce wasn't...saucing, unfortunately. I wish there was more flavor in this dish. The Scallion Pancake was super over-fried and oily. See image in my review. The outer parts of the pancake were fried to a crisp and only a small circumference in the center stayed chewy. I know Chinese tends to be oily but this pancake soaked up way too much oil. Half a Peking duck: super great price for so much meat. The difficulty when eating this dish is gnawing the meat off the sharp bones of the duck. Mapo Tofu with white rice: pretty easy staple, no complaints here. Dinner on a Saturday was packed but we got seated quickly and food arrived fast.

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    Spicy chicken, clear noodles with red pepper sauce, and stir fried green beans
    Spicy chicken, clear noodles with red pepper sauce, and stir fried green beans
    Open til 11:00pm on Wed, Thurs, Fri and Sat
    Open til 11:00pm on Wed, Thurs, Fri and Sat
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    Bamboo House

    Bamboo House

    4.4
    (738 reviews)
    18.1 mi
    $$

    IYKYK - this is probably the best Peking Duck I've had in Houston in a long time. I've done Peking…read moreCuisine for years and shifted to Arco for my duck cravings, but if you're willing to drive out to Humble (pretty much anytime you're in the IAH area), you gotta check out Bamboo House for the best Peking duck. And their other menu items are fire as well! We went on a Sunday late evening. We had a 9 pm airport pickup at IAH so it was a perfect opportunity to grab a spectacular dinner and make the 30+ minute drive out to IAH totally worth it. Parking lot wasn't too full so that wasn't an issue. While the neighborhood ain't River Oaks luxury, it ain't too scary either. We kept it simple - ordered a whole duck and Bamboo House Special Noodle with Beef. This place ain't cheap but the food is worth every penny. It was very busy that evening so it's not a well-kept secret but also proves that eventually, Houstonians will figure out where the good food is. The duck was near perfect. They serve the duck with the pancakes (as opposed to the buns like at Arco) which is my preference. The soup that comes with it was also extremely flavorful. And the house special noodles with beef - oh my. I swear it's just one really long noodle so you may be frustrated trying to divvy up the family style bowl, but the labor is worth it. So good... Can't wait for my next airport run so I can sneak in a lunch or dinner at this place. So many other menu items I want to try!

    If you are looking for the best Peking duck, look no further! Who would have expected to find the…read morebest Peking duck in Humble? I had previously visited the now closed Bamboo House on Westheimer and I remember being impressed by the food. I had to make an airport run and decided that it would be perfect timing to stop by this location. I highly recommend ordering the duck ahead of time, but we were lucky enough to snag one of the last ducks when we arrived around 7 pm on a Sunday evening. The waitress was super friendly and upbeat and the restaurant is older but well maintained. You can see where the food is being prepared/cooked and you can see ducks being cooked/warmed behind a glass window. The duck was absolutely spectacular with the perfect seasoned and tender meat accompanied by well rendered crispy skin. I love how the pancakes are paper thin and pair well with the scrumptious duck and other toppings. They also provide sugar and plum sauce as additional toppings which I thought was interesting but not my cup of tea. The duck soup was extremely flavorful and full bodied and went well with the duck. The noodles were also amazing with likely hand pulled noodles served with an abundance of tender beef and vegetables with a little Sichuan kick. I was intrigued by a strawberry chicken dish that I saw on the menu and I plan to try it the time. My diagnosis: hands down the best Peking duck in the greater Houston area!

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    Twice Cooked Pork Belly
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    China Garden

    China Garden

    4.0
    (402 reviews)
    9.9 mi
    $$

    Very good only 4 stars because they seem to open and close when they want too don't stick with set…read moredays and times. But w FIFA coming I'm sure they will be open daily!

    I was craving Chinese food today, and this spot popped up as just a mile from my job with good…read morereviews, so I decided to check it out. Lucky for me, they have their own parking lot, which already made everything super convenient. I walked in around 1:30 PM and was back out by 1:55 PM, so the service is definitely fast and friendly; perfect for a lunch break. The lunch menu has a huge variety of options, and every plate comes with fried rice and a pretty big egg roll. I honestly didn't know what to expect, but the quality of the food was fantastic. I can totally see how they've stayed open for 50+ years. I ordered the beef and broccoli... which honestly should be renamed to beef and vegetables, because it came with broccoli, carrots, and onions. Not complaining, though! The beef was tender and kind of reminded me of a beef fajita texture with how flakey and tender it was. The sauce was savory with garlic and soy sauce flavors and I really liked it. The veggies were cooked perfectly for my taste: still a little crunchy and not soggy. My only complaint was the onion. They were a bit too crunchy and raw, which made them super spicy and pungent, so I just moved them to the side. The egg roll was good, too! It tasted freshly made with cabbage that still had some crunch, which I love. Portion-wise, it was absolutely perfect. I finished everything except the onions and left feeling satisfied. Not heavy and not carrying leftovers, which I appreciate because some Chinese spots over serve. I paid about $20 including tip. Overall, I would 100% recommend this place and would definitely come back for lunch again.

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    Entrance
    Veggies are always fresh.
    Veggies are always fresh.
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    The Rice Box

    The Rice Box

    3.8
    (1.1k reviews)
    7.2 mi
    $$

    Service is always good and friendly. Best chicken and fried rice I've ever had. Every location in…read moreHouston is comparable to the other. Great food.

    Box of rice Haven't…read morebeen here in almost 8 years. 1st experience was great, second was terrible so I didn't go back. My friend Aurora wanted to meet Donna early dinner and gossip session and she really liked this place. (We tried having a team lunch at the Rice Village location during the cold front last Oct but they had no heat so we opted for a warmer place but she grabbed a to go on the way home) Here we are for a late lunch 3:45 pm on a Friday. Parking was none had to drive around the block and saw some movement and bam, someone was leaving. We ordered at the bar, staff was super nice and opted to sit outside. Did not realize they deliver to the table. Order: Mongolian beef combo with fried rice and egg roll $14.99 The food comes in takeaway style containers. Win. Mongolian beef (2.5/5) - slightly over sauced for me; beef was pretty tender and there were carrots and edamame which is not the standard so maybe that's what makes it fusion? Fried rice (3/5) - standard style fried with small pieces of bean sprouts which I love so that was a nice surprise Egg roll (3/5) - I assume it was chicken because I didn't realize there was a choice) - it was crunchy and soft on the inside which I like, and pairs well with sriracha (did not eat till I got home) They seem to do a whole lot of take away. The staff were nice and hard working. I was excited when they first opened bc they had chow fun on the menu and being HK Cantonese, I love that dish but when I ordered it the 1st and 2nd time eight years ago instead of bean sprouts they had cabbage and that alters rhe flavor tremendously. I see why it's popular among the people but just don't think it is for my taste.

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    The counter/bar area
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    The Rice Box

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    Mama Chang - chinese - Updated July 2026

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