Inside Mekong plaza. Plenty of parking available…read more It's a small restaurant with a few tables. The staff was super nice and friendly We got the spicy wontons and beef noodle soup. The spicy wontons were my favorite! There's also an app where you can collect points to redeem for free food!

Happy Bao's is a hidden gem and one of our favorite spots for dumplings in the Valley! The chili…read moredumplings are absolutely amazing, packed with flavor and just the right amount of spice. They're so good that we order them every visit. The pork soup dumplings are equally impressive. Each bite is filled with rich, savory broth and delicious pork, making them a must-try. Everything tastes fresh, authentic, and made with care. The service is friendly, the restaurant is clean, and the food consistently exceeds expectations. If you're a dumpling lover, do yourself a favor and order the chili dumplings and pork soup dumplings. We'll definitely be back for more!

Just recently heard about this place, funny enough it was the location of my first job but an…read moreentirely different restaurant. I was pleasantly surprised the new venue carry's on the tradition of bringing high quality food to the surrounding area. The food was excellent and I will be coming back to try multiple items off the menu. Today I had the Lu Rou Fan, and it did not disappoint. Service was top notch and the staff were all professional.

I always enjoy my time at HAPPY BAO, it made me even happier…read morewhen they opened their second location so I can come more and more often! My favorite is the spicy wontons I 1,000/10 recommend! Staff is always in good moods love them!

Uncle Bao occupies the space of a former favorite sushi restaurant so I wanted to try out the new…read morerestaurant. We ordered BBQ pork Bao, soup dumplings, an order of Korean fried chicken, and another dish I can't remember the name of but it was noodles. Great food, large portions. The Bao was light fluffy and the BBQ pork was delish; the soup dumplings hot and savory. I really like the Korean fried wings and could make a meal out of them and a bowl of rice! So glad to have a new restaurant around the corner that offers a good menu, great service and a pleasant environment.

First time visiting Uncle Bao Dumplings in Chandler, and I'm already looking forward to coming…read moreback. I placed a mobile order for takeout and picked up the shrimp pan-fried dumplings, pork pan-fried dumplings, egg rolls, and a side of white rice. The pan-fried dumplings were definitely the highlight. Both the shrimp and pork were flavorful, nicely filled, and had that delicious golden, crisped bottom that makes pan-fried dumplings so good. The dipping sauce that came with them was also really tasty and paired perfectly with the dumplings. One thing I really enjoyed about this location is how spacious it is, and they have two people making the dumplings behind a glass window where you can actually watch them being prepared. It's such a fun little detail and gives you a glimpse into the process rather than everything happening behind the scenes. The mobile pickup was convenient and everything was ready when I arrived. For a first visit, Uncle Bao definitely made a great impression. Good food, a cool setup, and friendly service--I'll definitely be back to try more!

I am quite literally obsessed with this restaurant! If you love dumplings this is the go to. I…read moreorder so much and it's worth every penny. And yes it's 10000x better than that super expensive swanky chain. Promise your taste buds will thank you afterwards. My go to order -cucumber salad -chicken or beef & corn dumplings -walnut shrimp -spicy wonton dumplings -chili green beans -white rice -LOTS OF HOT OIL

It has been a while since my last visit to Uncle Panda, and unfortunately, the experience did not…read morelive up to expectations. Food Breakdown: Signature XLB, Beef Noodles, Scallion Pancakes, & Fried Dumplings: These were average at best--just okay, but certainly far below what other standard spots in the area serve. Wontons: Disappointing quality. They lacked both filling and flavor, leaving me eating mostly empty wrapper dough. The noticeable drop in food quality makes me wonder if there has been a change in management or a new team in the kitchen. Given how underwhelming everything tasted, I likely won't be returning.

Bao Bao Bao you make me happy oh so happy. Bao Bar Phoenix is currently serving delicious Bao and…read moresweet potato fries at local Farmers markets. The Bao they serve consist of Soft Shell Crab Bao sweet + sour mayo, cucumber, & thai chili dipping sauce Crispy Chicken Bao shredded cabbage & red jalapeno honey Breakfast Bao smoked bacon, soft scrambled egg, roasted tomato, avocado, & broccoli shoots Pork Belly Bao pickled apple, hoisin, & cilantro The only one I have not tried is the pork belly. My favorite so far is the crispy chicken. Everything is so fresh and the bao buns are the perfect fluffy container for the delicious ingredients. I also want to point out that these 2 are so welcoming and engage with their customers. You can tell they genuinely love what they are doing and it shows in their food. Go find them at the farmers market and throw them some support! You will be glad you did.

This little joint at the Phoenix Market was the best thing that happened when I went to the…read morePhoestivus 2019 back in December. I had the crispy chicken and the pork belly bao. Both delicious. My favorite was the pork belly for sure: generous portion of tender and crispy pork belly with delicious toppings on a soft bao bun. The acidity of the pickled apple complimented the sweet and salty pork really well. Each bao is assembled with care, you can not only see it, you can also taste it. I need to try the soft shell crab bao next time!

Heng's Kitchen is located in the Mekong Plaza. I took my…read moregirlfriend here for some spring rolls. We weren't real hungry, but wanted a little something to share. Four spring rolls was perfect. They make them fresh and perfect. Crispy on the outside with nice veggies on the inside. They give you a sweet-and-sour sauce to go with it. They were very good. Shared parking outside.

Heng's Kitchen is located at the very left of the food court of Mekong Plaza. I met up with a…read morefriend and her husband, and my main goal was to satisfy my XLB craving! Order at the cashier, grab a number, and food will be served to you. Needless to say, I ordered the 4. Shanghai pork mini soup dumplings which were $10.25 for 6 dumplings. I would've loved less dough, more soup, overall bigger portion size (larger dumplings or more of them). Otherwise, the soup itself was tasty. We also ordered the 14. Chongqing Fried Spicy Chicken $13.95, which was a platter of boneless chicken and peppers. I was very impressed with the crisp exterior but soft/juicy interior of the chicken. I'm not usually a spice person, but I was left feeling tingly but not in pain and not numb. Overall I found Heng's Kitchen to be disproportionately pricey given the taste and portion sizes. I'm pretty critical and discerning about my XLB, and this place did not totally satisfy my craving, although I was pleasantly surprised about the chicken. Note: rice is not included with any dish and is $1 extra. Free room-temperature self-serve water available.

8/21/26 First time visit, picked from a collection of Fellow…read moreElites reviews I bookmarked. The power of Yelp I enjoy daily. Parking 5/5 Late lunch early dinner after a long day. Passed it twice but finally found it tucked between a McDonalds and a vacant adjacent business. Once we found it there were plenty of open spaces in the lot just south of the restaurant. Atmosphere 4/5 Curb appeal left a low initial impression as the business pads in the complex are a bit dated. Inside, the dining room was clean and not busy at all. Most of the business while here was call in pick up orders. Service 5/5 Given we were the only customers in the dining room we essentially enjoyed private service which was friendly, prompt. Food 5/5 Dim Sum is run by a family and serves Cantonese style food which is different than other regional Chinese dishes. Variety is a beautiful thing. Our order was a sampling of dishes to get an idea of what the food was like. Ordered steamed pork dumplings. Beef brisket and tendon soup. BBQ pork fried rice. Singapore Chow fun. Everything was delicious, my favorite was the brisket soup. To die for flavor backflipping good. My second favorite was their pork dumplings then the fried rice. All entrees came with very generous portions and could easily be shared. I brought home plenty for leftover lunch Saturday. Looking for Cantonese lunch or dinner without the crowds, Dim Sum Cafe my friends-SYOY!

Walking in, this place felt very authentically family-run. Staff were attentive and kind…read more Unfortunately, their food was a miss. I was so very much looking forward to the dim sum here from other reviews, but didn't enjoy most of the items. The skin on the har gow and the shu mai were inedible. It's like they left the items on a hot well for a few hours and then served it to us - not fresh at all.

We came here having been to several restaurants in the Mekong plaza and eagerly awaiting dim sum…read more Now I am no expert on theses little packets of goodness, so I review with that caveat. I ordered from the cart, somewhat point and taste. I had the salt fried shrimp, the shrimp dumplings sticky rice in leaf packets and the calamari. It was a lot and more than ample for two. The shrimp were huge and fried shell on head intact, which was fine with me, but for those who don't want to eyeball their meal, take heed. But they were crisp fresh and delicious, and salty. The calamari were fairly tender and freshly fried and salty as well. The star of the show, for me was the little shrimp dumpling. Encased in tender opaque skins, and packed with shrimp. I'd order those again. The sticky rice packets were filled with savory and seasoned ground meat, I think pork. Which i usually avoid, but I was committed. It was excellent ! I will return for another crack at the dim sum cart and this time I want to try the sweet side of the menu. Though I suppose I could always head to hmarts Paris baguettes for the custard pies, my favorite. No matter I will be back. Our service was spot on btw and the dining room began to fill after 1200. So get there early... it was old school decor which actually added to the charm of it all.

I came Sunday before 12 and the wait wasn't bad at all. Although I was promptly served, there was…read moreno explanation to how it all works so you kind of just figure it out yourself. Servers come around with carts filled with different entrees and desserts. I had no idea how to figure out pricing so it was more of a surprise for the end LOL. For a party of 7, the total with tip came out to $213.16 which is pretty good considering how much we ordered. We ordered several plates of dumplings, soup, fried rice, and duck. The duck was definitely my favorite. It was juicy, tender, and had a subtle sweet kick to it. I didn't really find it a place I'd want to go back to, but everything was still good.

The cucumber salad, spicy wontons, Dan Dan noodles, and edamame were really good. They reminded me…read morea lot of Din Tai Fung. I'll definitely be back.

The service is always excellent! I love how they make it all fresh in house and you can see them do…read moreit from your table. We are so in love with dumplings and fresh noodles when I'm in town I try and always stop here. The soup dumplings and regular steamed dumplings are 10/10. I've also had the wonton soup and it was so flavorful!

Clever koi is an Asian-American fusion restaurant that pulls no punches, I find that most fusion…read morerestaurants lack the identity of either side and underdeliver. Quite the opposite here, I have been a long time customer of this particular location and I've always had an amazing experience with the food as well as excellent service from the staff over the years. The chef and staff clearly care a great deal about the establishment and the love is shown all throughout the space. I usually have the Pork Tonkatsu ramen, Katsu sando, and Krazy Fries and everyday I'm away from Phoenix I CRAVE these so badly. Amazing and ambitious flavor combos that all fit so well together. Couldn't recommend this place harder

Almost the worst ramen shop I had in Arizona. Their tonkotsu is not the pork bone broth - It uses…read more'house broth' which tastes like shio ramen broth. It does not have any thick, rich broth but the broth that taste like packet. Unfortunately, I felt little scammed that their tonkotsu uses a broth without pork bone. But their response was that their ramen is not traditional (why use the name tonkotsu then? It should be named differently????) Other the menu item misleading, the kimchi did not taste like kimchi either. This is basically like Pei wei or PF Chang type place, overly Americanized Asian food spot. The Krazy fries were good, but way too salty. Overall, this spot uses extra sodium in all of their menu. I usually don't drink a lot of water but I had 2 cups of water and still I felt so salty. Waited 20 minutes for a refill, which we failed to get. So we left. Still tipped 15%.