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    New Oriental Kitchen

    3.7 (29 reviews)
    ModerateCantonese, Noodles, Soup
    Closed 11:30 am - 3:30 pm, 4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
    Updated 3 months ago

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    4 years ago

    This place is one of the only fresh food restaurants in town, but not open on weekends.

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    4 years ago

    Food is delicious! Great Chinese food! Staff is very friendly! I recommend this place!

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    8 years ago

    Love! Love ! Love the Calamari. Freshly prepared food that leaves you satisfied. Beautiful desert options. Friendly and attentive staff.

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    11 years ago

    Suprisingly great! I was in the area and was referred here from a peer and was not expecting big flavors from a small town.

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    8 years ago

    I miss Rudy but the new owners are great. I wish everything didn't come with so much salt and msg. Love the remodel it's stunning.

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    16 years ago

    The food is not good. Never seems fresh but always seems soaked in oil. Would not recommend for a healthy meal.

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    Shanghai Restaurant

    Shanghai Restaurant

    3.5
    (737 reviews)
    46.4 mi
    $$

    This might be the best dim sum in Austin now…read more I actually had never eaten at Shanghai having grown up in Austin. I didn't have their food until around COVID when we got dim sum to go a few times. I remember at that time thinking it was pretty unremarkable, and also quite expensive for dim sum. Fast forward to this year. I'm not sure if they have new ownership or new cooks, but the difference is night and day. I've been a couple of times now for dine-in in dim sum and each time was awesome. You can order off the menu or by QR code. They definitely focus on the classics but they're all executed really well. Standouts for me were the pan fried turnip cake, full of turnip and super sweet, the shrimp and leek pan fried dumplings, shrimp stuffed eggplant, and chili wonton. What makes them unique to me is that the food is all cooked to order and comes out hot and fresh. The fried items are crispy and hot and everything else you can tell just came straight from the kitchen. This avoids the one issue with carts which is that the food has been cooked who knows when and has just been sitting in a steam cart for an unknown amount of time. Also since you order off the menu, you can get exactly what you want instead of having to wait for a cart to come by. The service is always friendly and I've never had to wait to be seated, even on a weekend. If you haven't come here in awhile or written it off in the past, I'd encourage you to come and try it again. Right now it's a hidden gem but if more people realize how much better it is now, it might not be for long. Also bonus points for being a dim sum place that's not super far north like New Fortune 2 or Golden Palace.

    Was so excited to try dim sum that wasn't 20+ minutes to get to up north but my experience wasn't…read morethat great unfortunately. The bad: disorganized service. Ordering is through QR code and they did not know what order went to which table. They put food on our table and took it back to a different table TWICE. The good: the dim sum tasted legit. I'd recommend the shrimp rice roll. If service was better and their ordering system was more organized, this could be such a bomb place!

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    Shanghai Restaurant
    On the side of the restaurant. Enter on the left.

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    On the side of the restaurant. Enter on the left.
    Ho Ho Chinese BBQ

    Ho Ho Chinese BBQ

    3.6
    (934 reviews)
    42.3 mi
    $$

    We got here around 2:43pm on a Friday and ordered Roasted pork but sold out. We were at discount…read moretires next door and figure we go her for a quick bite. The establishment outside is run down but we were surprise to see the inside booths/tables were nicer than the outside. There are live tanks of seafood when you walk in. You need to wait to be seated. Service was good and food came pretty fast. We ordered the general tso chicken lunch special which comes with hot and sour soup. Lunch special is from 11am-3pm Monday-Friday. The general tso chicken is salty and was not well balance. The chicken was dry. It was lightly battered and fried. The sauce was one note. The stir fried flat noodles N12 combination was under seasoned and needed more soy sauce. The squid was not seasoned at all. The shrimp was imported shrimp and was not good. There were still poop lines in the shrimp. You didn't get any smokiness from the soy sauce at all. Do I recommend this place? This place was a staple in atx but with my Overall experience with the food quality I cannot recommend this place. We have had the roasted pork before and it was ok. Not the best we ever had but meh. Where we were seated we can hear the cooks yelling at each other in the kitchen. There are other restaurants in Austin that are way better.

    Needing a fresh start to Chinese New Year we turned to Ho Ho to lift our spirits. Located right off…read moreof I-35, Ho Ho is tucked away into a shopping center but should really be more accessible because this place makes some good Cantonese style Chinese food. We ordered for pickup and they had the food ready fast and pickup itself was a breeze. The price felt very fair for the amount of food that we got, which is nice to see as many Chinese places now seem to be getting much pricier. After a short drive back we were very excited to dig in. Here's what we got for our New Year feast: Steamed pork dumplings - some big dumplings, packed with filling and not too bad on flavor Salt and pepper pork chop - very good. Salty flavor and good spice from the peppers Singaporean noodles w/ chicken - phenomenal, deep flavor and texture. Best dish out of all Beef chow fun - wet style chow fun is very good, beef was perfectly tender and flavorful Plain lo mein - simple but tasty, executed perfectly with good noodle texture Ho Ho excels at Cantonese style food, maybe better than any other place in Austin. This trip knocked us out of the park and we can't wait for our next excuse to come here. They do offer dine in as well and have a pretty large inside area so maybe we'll sit down formally next time. Either way, convenient, good value and good food as well makes this a standout choice for Chinese food in the North Austin area.

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    Keeping our take out warm to enjoy Mother's Day at home.
    Keeping our take out warm to enjoy Mother's Day at home.
    Crispy garlic egg noodle lobster
    Crispy garlic egg noodle lobster
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    Din Ho Chinese BBQ

    Din Ho Chinese BBQ

    3.8
    (1.1k reviews)
    45.9 mi
    $$

    The most generous portions of food are served at Din Ho. If you're a big meat eater then you need…read moreto try this place at least once. The triple meat BBQ sampler will keep you full for at least a couple of meals and you'll probably need a salad and fiber pill afterwards. The sauces and marinade are all very good, but the meat cuts were hit and miss. Some pieces are objectively too hard to bite through or too fatty to enjoy. The duck is good but very bone heavy. The noodles dishes are nothing exciting and are msg forward. Not a bad thing in general, but that shouldn't be the only thing I taste. The menu is so large that it's almost a novel. There are hundreds of options which makes it overwhelming to chose from. That means this restaurant is best visited with a hungry friend or ideally a large group to go full family style. It's worth a visit no matter the party size.

    This restaurant is has plenty of seating and wasn't too busy around 6:30-7pm, so we were seated…read morefast. This was nice because the environment didn't feel overwhelming at all. The food not only came fast, but hit the spot! Everything had a good flavor and texture for the most part. But the Squid Special Salt was a bit overcooked, and we would've liked the breading to be a bit crispier rather than stale-tasting. We also didn't enjoy the Sizzling Steak as much because it was saucy, and it didn't appeal to our taste buds. Overall we enjoyed our experience here for a simple chinese dinner. I highly recommend the Salted Fish Chicken Fried Rice and Bass Filet Special Salt.

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    SF15. Walnut Shrimp
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    P2. Fried Crispy Pork Chop
    Chef Cao's

    Chef Cao's

    3.1
    (158 reviews)
    41.0 mi
    $

    I'm not sure why this place only has 3 Stars. I've never had a bad meal here, and it has one of…read morethe most diverse menus I've seen. Good food at a very reasonable price!

    So I was in town for training, was craving some chinese food, and this was the closest thing to the…read morehotel I didn't feel like driving.I was already tired from a long day looked at the.Reviews, nothing stood out on the.Reviews, they looked mediocre at best.I decided to give it a try anyways. Probably should have gone somewhere else. So I walked in the location.There wasn't very many people in there.There was two employees, both of them were on the computers.They pretty much ignored me for a couple of minutes before they decided to come.And help me.I looked over the menu fairly quickly.I already knew what I wanted.I wanted the combination fried rice.I noticed that it's said that the fried rice had scallops in it had never tried it before.So decided to give it a try.I was sadly disappointed. First off, I'm gonna start with. I've had scallops in the past and the scallops that they had in there or whatever they where were extremely fishy to the point of the entire Fried Rice tasted like fish. I ate the majority of the Fried Rice. It left an oily fishy taste in my mouth. I was just so hungry. I ate it and I fell asleep. I noticed that I started getting rumble guts in the middle of the night and yeah, you can figure it out from there. I think next time I'll probably steer clear of this place.And I do come to brian college station quite a bit after I ate there.The next night, one of the guys told me that I shouldn't have eaten there. Just walking in the location didn't look very clean.Look kinda unkepped. Would I ever come back? Probably not more like, definitely not. If you want to try it, try it out. Maybe I just had a bad experience.But yeah it wasn't for me. Combo fried rice 1 outa 10 just nasty fishy taste i have never had scallops in Fried Rice. In my entire life until that day I would never have it again. Location 2 outa 10 looked unclean Service 1 outa 10 staff was more interested in the lap top next to the bar.

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    Chef Cao's
    Dry pot beef small portion. A bit pricey for $15

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    Dry pot beef small portion. A bit pricey for $15

    New Oriental Kitchen - cantonese - Updated July 2026

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