Our absolute favorite Chinese restaurant; we have been going there for years and years. The service…read moreis always so nice and the food is very consistent and always hot and fresh. We usually get about $90 food for a family if 4 and we get about 3 days of dinner out of it. Favorites include the pork fried rice, General Tso chicken, chow mei fun, sesame chicken, pork fried rice, and spring rolls. I also love that they have Chicken Chow Mein - you can't find that dish very frequently. We usually use the online order option and have done both the asap & set time options. Great value for price.

Ordered cashew chicken, got a bowl of uncooked celery and carrots instead. Fried chicken wings was…read morelacking flavor, and beef lo ming left a lot to be desired. Spring rolls were alright, and pricing wasn't horrible.

I used to come here frequently about 5 years ago but the quality has gone down since then. The…read morequality of the beef in the Lo Mein and the pork in the tonkotsu was not good. The flavor of the broth in the ramen was also not as flavorful as before. Also, my friend asked for a shoyu egg but got a regular boiled egg instead. Otherwise, the place has very cute decor and despite being small has a decent amount of seats including a back area with additional seating. The service was also decent and efficient.

I live on the North side of Charlotte. Tip of it, to be exact. I'm about 15-20 mins away from…read moreBirkdale Village, give or take depending on traffic. I love sushi, & Kung Foo Noodle has some of the best in the area. The Lemon drop roll is my favorite. Since I normally get take out, this time I dined in & to my pleasant surprise, they serve chicken wings. I ordered some of those this go round as well as the rolls. Everything came out fresh, wings steaming hot, sushi super fresh. It was a packed house but the serve was still pretty good given the circumstances. Great food!

They are so greedy that they charge you for a refill on your tea, I do not recommend this place to…read moreanyone there are much better places around Huntersville

I had a nice quick lunch here with a colleague a few weeks ago. We arrived around noon and…read morewereseated immediately right around the front entrance. I had a cup of hot and sour soup to started and the shrimp lo mein for my entree. The soup was good (I love hot and sour, but I also love egg drop and wonton, so I'll need to come back for those some time!) and the noodles were tasty - actual normal lo mein, and not the gross thick slimy udon that some asian restaurants serve without indicating it on the menu. Service was pleasant. This is a no standard, frills place and in the shopping complex right next to Neoteric, so you could get some food here and bring it over there. @azfitfoodfun

I was nicely greeted and given a table asap, the food came out quick and fresh, the drinks were…read moreamazing; the staff were so great, my waiter was Ahliya, she was great with handling my evening at BaoBao, i give this a 10/10 would come back .

Tried this place for the first time last week and it was better than expected…read more Everything was great. Veggies and spinach bun was a shareable appetizer of 2 buns. Kind of reminded me of the texture of spanakopita in a bun. They were generously filled and delicious. Yangzhou fried rice had a mix of scallops, shrimp, chicken and veggies. Portion was huge, husband could barely finish it. I ordered spicy wonton in chili oil, and mini spare ribs in black bean sauce dim sum. Loved them both. Seasonings and spice level were perfect. I'd order those again. We also got a selection of dumplings - pork and veggie shumai, steamed potstickers, and crystal shrimp dumplings. Loved all of them. I love the relaxed vibe here. Our server was attentive, professional and gave us space to enjoy our meal with minimum interruptions. We were greeted when we arrived and she waved goodbye when we left. While dining, I saw quite a number of takeout orders picked up by customers and dashers, which is something we'll definitely do in the future. The dining area and bar are in one big room with huge windows that make the space feel spacious and light. Even tho it's one big room, tables aren't crammed together. Music is low enough to talk at normal volume. We really enjoyed our first time here, plan to eat here again and highly recommend it if you haven't been.

Delicious food and great service! Good options for kids too. Casual atmosphere. Would highly…read morerecommend.

Tried it first the first time, the wait to be seated wasn't very long. The waiter was friendly and…read moreattentive, the food was very good and fresh. The ambiance was nice for a good quiet dinner. We will return.

Really good!!! Been here a couple of times with my husband, and came yesterday as well with our…read morelarge family, it was a little after 8 and we got there (10 of us!!) and they were happy to let us in and seat us. Our server was so sweet and helpful and so was our hostess! Our food was delicious, fresh, and the portion sizes are excellent for the price!!! My husband always gets the sesame beef and rice, with a spring roll. I got the chicken lettuce wraps and an egg roll. Everything was excellent and the place is very clean and spacious! The ambiance is super relaxed, but the decor inside and details look fancy. Our server was very accommodating for our large family, and they were all so kind to us. We will most definitely be back, thank you for a great experience!

When we first moved here a couple decades ago, House of Taipei was great and it stayed that way for…read morea long time. Over time though, maybe exacerbated by Covid like so many other things, the food went way downhill. I am really happy to report that not only is it back on top. It's better than it was when we first moved here. The food is great again, they've added some Thai dishes along with the Chinese, and they have totally refurbished the inside, making it a very welcoming space. Assuming it's under new ownership as I don't recognize anybody from back in the day but, hats off to the team. Nice to have you back and better than before House of Taipei!

An all time favorite place of mine that I've been a fan of since their first location! So happy to…read moresee how they've grown and created a beautiful space and resturant with their beautiful decoration, ambiance, and excellent service from the employees. Always my favorite place to go when I start to miss home and need some nostalgia and that home cooked meal feeling. My other favorite (not pictured) includes: Mango or watermelon jasmine tea, beef stew with rice, dan dan noodles, tornado potato, honestly any of the appetizer/street foods, home-made soy milk. Did I mention I loved this place?

After many years, I revisited this place for lunch at its new South Boulevard location…read more.. The new place was casual, yet chic and modern...and runs on this touch screen ordering process. I actually loved the bright, comfy vibe of the place. Thought it could use a bit louder music to fill the space. I ordered the Dan Dan Noodles, Rainbow Dumplings and this Mango Jasmine Tea drink...and they were all pretty good. Still, I was surprised how my bill totaled about 35 bucks. Normally, I'm not too surprised by the pricing (even for lunch), but it felt a bit high...given that everything was served on paper and plastic wares. I did like how they have these DIY take-home plastic wares accessible and ready to go...so some points for that! Overall, it's just a casual eatery...not a full scale restaurant. I prefer full scale service, complete with nicely plated presentations, but this type of DIY eatery is just something that's becoming more common.

I hadn't eaten here for about a decade but I was in the area so gave it a shot…read more At first, I wasn't going to give it a shot because there is a beat-up printer paper on the door--usually not a good sign. I went back to my car and looked up reviews before driving away. Most of the reviews were good. At that moment, I made a decision: "We're going in!" Even though 'we' is just me. Don't judge; I'm sure you do the same from time to time: consciously or subconsciously. I ordered a Quart of Wonton Soup (very exciting) and Roast Pork Lo Mein (pretty cool). The wait was 10-15 minutes and I paid ahead of time. It was $16 and change but the woman behind the counter stared with great anticipation if i would leave a tip. If I could go back, I wouldn't. For what? They're already marking up prices and this part was strange. Not a fan. Fortunately, the food was good. There were only five wontons (quart usually has 6-8) but it was very good!) The Roast Pork Lo Mein was also strong. It actually had too much Roast Pork for me. At this location, I might just get Chicken Lo Mein next time. But I have been seeing more TikToks with chickens on farms and they're pretty chill so maybe just Lo Mein. I would eat from here again. Hope that helped!

I Love the hot & sour Soup!! And the speed of service is…read moreincredible .. But there's not much in terms of ambiance.. However the food is amazingly good & we usually order ahead for pickup!!

I cannot recommend this restaurant enough!!!! What a hidden gem. We walked in for a quick bite, not…read moreexpecting much, but we were blown away with the meal. The service was very very quick and the staff were incredibly kind, and the atmosphere was lively but not too crowded. We ordered the pad Thai, which was very saucy and seasoned beautifully, with perfectly cooked shrimp. We also got the Thai Royal Chicken which was crispy yet juicy, and the sauce complemented the rice perfectly. AND the dishes came with egg drop soup! We were so satisfied, and the best part was, it was so affordable ($11.75 per dish). 10/10, definitely worth a try!

I stopped in for something quick while waiting in the area for my daughter. I had Thai tea, egg…read moredrop soup and rice. Cost was just under $9 before tip. Restaurant is very cute. Staff were nice. Thai tea wasn't my favorite, not like I'm used to and I've had my fair share of Thai tea *. Tasted more like milk than tea. I love egg drop soup and rice, something I haven't had in a while and it brought back memories.

It all started with missing white rice…read more I had been working all day and hadn't consumed Chinese food in about a year. I love Chinese food but I have been paying off debt like Al Capone wanted his loan-shark money back, which led to me going from 27.3k to currently 1.8k on my Discover within a year. This background is to let you know why I haven't been eating a lot of Chinese food. It has nothing to do with sodium. But this is about wonton soup, sesame chicken, lo mein, white rice, and a drunk guy (not me). All of the food items listed above were solid. And they are always solid across the board. I wouldn't put this restaurant as #1 for any of those individual items in Lake Norman but I do put them #1 for all food as a whole. In other words, Jin Jin has the best wonton soup but you only get four wontons and they aren't as good at other stuff, and it just doesn't seem as clean--Huang's Chef is impeccably clean. Huang's China Bistro in Cornelius has the best sesame chicken but their lo mein and wonton soup aren't quite as good (still very good though). Lotus on River Hwy (Rt 150) has the best lo mein but not quite as good on the other stuff (but still very good). Huang's Chef (Mooresville) is a solid 9.0 across the board so it's where I order most. But the time prior to this one, I drove all the way to Huntersville and they forgot my white rice. This isn't a major issue but it kind of does ruin the experience after spending $30 for one person on dinner. Fortunately, they gave me a free pint of wonton soup the next time I went in. I was so excited to eat their food again that I ordered when driving by and had to wait. While outside and thinking I was alone on the strip-mall sidewalk, I practiced pronouncing "Huang's Chef." In order to do it, you need to inhale 5% on the "Huah" sound and exhale 95% on the "Wang" sound. I was getting good at it and repeating, "Huah-Wang's Chef ... Huah-Wang's Chef" while pacing, but a dude from from Marty's Bar popped out to smoke a cigarette and looked at me funny. "Just practicing," I said while nodding to indicate all was normal. "For what?" he laughed. I could tell he was one of those friendly drunk guys. "Huah-Wang's Chef." He walked over to cut the distance between us in half and laughed while taking a drag of his cigarette. Tall and skinny guy mid-60s with scruff and loose clothes that fit his personality. "Huah-Wong's Chef," he said. "No," I corrected. "It's Wang." "No it ain't," he cackled. "It's Wong." "That would be the Cantonese version. That's not correct." "I don't eat cantaloupes." He just started cracked up at his own joke, which wasn't funny, but then funny because of how much he enjoyed it. Then he continued, "What if we just put it together and start our own Chinese restaurant called Wang-Wong!" Bar guys always talk about things like this but know they will never follow through, and I didn't want to start a Wang-Wong Chinese restaurant with a scruffy-looking drunk guy. I had the perfect out anyway because Huang's Chef told me 15 minutes and it was about that time. "Good to meet you, but I have to go get my food now at Huah-WANG'S Chef." "Wong!" he cackled again as I walked away. Anyway, I definitely recommend Huang's Chef. It's a good price with solid portions and quality taste across the board. The restaurant itself is one of the cleanest Chinese restaurants I have ever seen, which is always a good sign. Definitely recommended.

The food is really good especially for a late night meal after a night of drinks. Good customer…read moreservice and the ambiance is very chill setting which I love. I got it to go but definitely could see myself dining in the next time.