We visited Kungfu Kitchen for a late lunch and found a restaurant that serves outstanding dim sum…read more The original location is in New York and received a Michelin star a couple of years ago. The xiao long bao (soup dumplings) are so good; but so was everything else. Prices are moderate, but well worth every penny. The setting is great, feels Asian but is quite comfortable for most Americans. The service was the only area that wasn't great. I'm giving them a pass because of the time of day we visited. The team was friendly and ready to help but had to be waved down when we needed things. Bottom line... we will return when we're in the area again!

Can't get enough of their soup dumplings! The broth inside each one is rich and delicious. Always…read moreask for some ginger to eat with your dumplings! We've also tried their cucumber salad, noodles, and other types of dumplings, but the favorite is always the pork soup dumplings. No matter what else we order, we always come back to those. If you're near Disney and haven't been yet, try it out. It's worth the wait!

For an Orlando dining experience I'd have to give this place a 5*. Overall service, environment,…read moreand food was very well executed. Is this the kind of place that a compete with the top tier of NYC/CA, yes but not at the same level. Cha Siu Pork - This was truly legendary. Tender, perfectly cooked. Duck - Flavor was alright, felt a bit muted. Skin wasn't that crispy. Spicy chicken - flavor was very good. Rice was decent. Nothing too memorable.

Came here with a reservation on a busy Sat night and the place was packed. Servers were attentive…read moreand seemed to know the menu We ordered the a ton of stuff from the amazing fried calamari, wonton soup, steamed giant oyster, Peking Duck , fried rice and lobster with ginger scallion sauce as well as the sea bass. Highlights for sure was the calamari which was perfectly cooked and crispy, Peking duck was spot on and skin was perfect with juicy meat. Wonton was house made you can tell and it was awesome. I was disappointed with the steamed oyster as it was well cooked but the taste overall was just not for me. Lobster was also a let down. You could tell it was frozen or not too fresh. The meat was sticking to the shell which is a tell tale sign Overall a stellar meal , I would just avoid some of the dishes above but otherwise it was great

My favorite place for szechuan food. Everything was amazing!! I can't stop thinking about their…read moremopu tofu and Chingqing spicy popcorn chicken. The price is super reasonable too! It was a bit busy when we were there, but we still got amazing service. The place has a couple of big tables, so great for groups. They are super sweet to my kids too! We don't go to metro west area that often, but when we do go there, one of my kids are begging to go there he's 10 and love spicy foods. It's best Szechuan restaurant for Orlando area!!

Service could've been better. They double charged us and didn't realize it until after we…read moreapproached them once we paid. The food did come out quick however, and funny enough, the appetizer came out last. Skip out on the chicken and garlic appetizer for sure. Our table didn't like it so we sent it back. I'd say get the lomein noodles with spice because that was definitely the best thing we had there. In terms of the protein, the beef was good but had some mint pieces in there that were completely off putting. The shrimp was a bit too sweet and the chicken green peppers (not photographed) were decent as well.

This has quickly become one of my favorites. If you're looking for authentic Szechuan food, don't…read morelook any further, this spot is absolutely worth trying. My mom was craving authentic Chinese cuisine, so we decided to give it a shot, and we were genuinely impressed by the variety on the menu. We ordered the cumin beef, slightly spicy, but packed with incredible flavor. The Szechuan dumplings were a standout and easily one of my favorite items; we loved them so much, we ordered two rounds. Also, can't go wrong with the orange chicken or the beef fried rice. They truly offer a little bit of everything, and I already can't wait to go back and explore more of the menu.

2nd visit, loved 成都凉粉 and 招牌辣子鸡， best La Zi Ji I had in the east coast!…read more The waitress was very sweet, she was originally from Chengdu! Suggest to ask her what is good directly and ask for authentic food. She asked the chef to Modify Liang Fen for me and it was wonderful!

Chuan Fu is a recurring place for me. It has been very consistent with it's great food and overall…read moreexperience. The service is very accommodating and let me sit outdoors this time. Even though I was outside, they were still very attentive and made sure we were taken cared of. This time I ordered the Szechuan dumplings and the sweet and sour pork. The dumplings were amazing. The pork inside was incredibly flavorful and perfect to eat as an appetizer. The pork was also great. The crunch was light and the taste was exactly as expected. Once again, I'll vouch for how good this place and will continue to be a place I always recommend.

Great atmosphere for a group dinner! The staff at Chuan Fu is attentive and fast. The Shuizhu whole…read morefish is a must-try for spice lovers--perfectly cooked and flavorful. My wife's Short Rib and Shrimp Hot Pot was equally impressive, specifically the tender ribs and the crispy lotus chips. Everyone left happy. We will definitely be back. Key Dish Shoutouts: Shuizhu Whole Fish: Tender, plump, and packs a serious spicy punch. Short Rib & Shrimp Hot Pot: Fall-off-the-bone meat, perfectly spiced shrimp, and great crunch from the lotus chips.

At East Garden, you will find great food and great service. The restaurant is very welcoming, and…read morethe menu is large. We were seated quickly, and once we ordered the food, it came out in no time. I tried the Stir-Fried Chinese Broccoli with Garlic and the Salt and Pepper Tofu. The broccoli was perfectly cooked and had a great garlic flavor. The Salt and Pepper Tofu tasted great but was a bit greasy. My family ordered Lobster with Ginger and Scallion, which they raved about. I would definitely return if I were in the area.

Really good dim sum! Workers are super friendly and food comes out relatively quickly. Everything…read morewas really good, but some standouts for me were that the pork and egg congee had so much egg which I love and the siu mai were so plump and filled with so much meat. Besides that I really loved the chee cheong fun with xo sauce and the fried shrimp balls. Maybe because we went on a Monday they didn't do the dim sum carts which I love. But then again, the restaurant isn't too big so I feel like they usually don't do the carts. But this is a way to ensure all the food you're getting is fresh though! I do wish the dim sum menu was a little more varied. I feel like a few staples that I normally gravitate towards weren't there. But there was still enough to have a good filling meal.

Was craving fried chinese squid and I heard Tasty wok serves the best salt and pepper squid…read more They offer 2 portions: Appetizer size which is a small take out box or full portion. For the price you are better off with full portion for $15 ish - Appetizer is about close to $8. The Salt & Pepper squid here is delicious. First off - they used baby full squids. body and tentacles. Very lightly battered. And slices of green chilis throughout. It is tender and crispy from the light batter. Slight spicy but not much just notes of the chilies. Good to air fry when you reheat this. Def a must have from the Tasty Wok menu for sure!

Red Roast pork soup is quite the comfort food. I've enjoyed this soup for many years. Tasty Wok…read moreis an institution! I order this soup with shrimp dumplings. Each time I order it, they tell me that shrimp dumplings are extra. They are very much worth it, by the way! The noodles in this soup are egg noodles. The tender bite draws you back. The chinese spinach is nourishing and offers iron to give you strength. The crispy pork is amazing. But it is really crunchy. At this restaurant they sell it by the pound, right along side the hanging duck which is by the pound as well. They sell so many dishes that are well-loved, but I tend to get the soup. It's so nourishing and flavorful. Top tip for parking...you can park in the back, but there are many restaurants on the same aisle so you sometimes have to wait for people to leave.

The best Chinese food I've had outside of Chicago. I walked in and placed a to-go order! The staff…read morewas friendly, the prices are reasonable and they cooked my food fast. They must have done some upgrades since my last visit because the dining room looked very cozy so next time I'm in town I will definitely dine in. Highly recommended by a Chicago Native, enjoy!

It's your no frills, hole in the wall Chinese spot. Coming from the Bay Area, we have our share of…read moregood Chinese food and this spot hit the spot after a long day at the theme park. It's about a 20 min Uber ride from Epic Universe, and while they close at 10:30, they stop serving dine in customers around 9:30 PM. Fortunately I called at 9:10 to let them know we were on the way, and they told us they'd allow us to dine in. I appreciate that. The menu is pretty big. Prices are really good for the portion and all entrees come with rice. Can't beat that. I didn't see any noodle soups on the menu but I saw on Yelp someone had a duck noodle soup so we asked if this was offered. They said they could do it. The broth and noodles were good but the duck tasted a little old. We eat a lot of duck so we're kind of picky, but I think for most people, this would be just fine. We also ordered the honey walnut shrimp, mongolian beef, and beef chow fun. The shrimps were really big, lightly battered, but they smothered the dish in that mayo sauce lol Once you wipe off some of the mayo, it's pretty good though. I loved that they served this with steamed broccoli cause greens ya know? And they offered a good amount of walnuts for that crunch. The mongolian beef was delicious and while there were a lot of onions, there was also a lot of tender beef. The flavor was good, not too sweet, not too salty, and not spicy either, despite all the dried peppers. Beef chow fun was a hit. You can really taste the smoky wok hei flavor which makes it authentic. The beef was tender, the ho fun noodles whole and intact. Paired with their chili oil, so good! The chili oil is upon request only, they don't leave it on the table. Be warned, it does have a nice heat to it!. Service was prompt and courteous. For $71, we were able to have a quick, tasty dinner for 3.5 people (3 adults, one 5 year old). Can't beat that.

Chinese food here is pretty authentic rated from good to very delicious. We usually come here when…read moreAsian grocery shopping nearby. We ordered 2 veggie options - tofu and snow tips. The greens were my favorite - seasoned well and perfectly cooked. They used a lot of oil but that's probably one of the reasons why it tasted so good especially with rice. The tofu dish was good too. The group also ordered 3 meat dishes. One of the feedback received was that they were a little too salty for their taste but still tasty. We went on a weekend late afternoon and it wasn't too busy. Food came out quick. Place appeared clean.

Business lunch with a local businessman who loves this place. I see why. Extremely friendly service…read moreand great food. Served family style. The mix of flavors was amazing. Not sure what we had but green beans and potatoes delicious. Interior was typical Asian style but was clean and decent. This was our second visit in about a year and both experiences were great. Very authentic.

New name, fantastic food…read more Called Peters because I couldn't order on an app. I'm not sure if they have the market place apps set up. No problem, they took my order over the phone All the food was fantastic. The interior is nothing fancy

Food quantity: 8/10 Food quality: 7/10…read moreService: 9/10 Overall rating: 8/10 Ordered a feast for delivery and they packed it all pretty well in a large cardboard box for transportation. The food in general was decent, just not as great as Chuan Fu or Taste of Chengdu. Nothing really stood out to me as amazing quality.