Food was delicious, but my wife and son got the food they ordered first. It took 25 minutes later…read morefor daughter and myself to get our food. They never came to refill our drinks or never came to ask if we needed a refill or anything else. Again food was really good and would recommend because of the food but the service was really bad.

I had the Chinese broccoli with beef chow fun here, and the food was excellent. The dish had great…read more"wok hei," showing impressive wok cooking skill that kept the food hot for a long time. In my experience, beef chow fun at other restaurants often suffers from soggy rice noodles, uneven flavoring, and noodles that stick together. Most notably, other places often use excessive oil that pools at the bottom of the plate. As you can see in the attached pictures, the flavor here was very even, and the texture was firm without being chewy. Each noodle was clearly separated, and there was almost no oil pooling at the bottom. Having eaten Chinese and Vietnamese food my entire life, I strongly recommend this place.

We live near Orient Cafe and have dined in and ordered to go for years. Honestly, the food quality…read morehas been up and down over the years but they've recently updated their menu and added some new items, including noodle bowls and Vietnamese sandwiches and salad rolls. We are impressed! Their hot and sour soup is really outstanding and other entrees we've enjoyed in the past are even better now. We definitely recommend you try Orient Cafe if you haven't already.

Food has always been pretty good, but while dining we had visitors crawling up the wall. I know…read moreroaches are hard to control but I should not see them in a restaurant while dining.

Not a large place, but the wall murals are lovely. Staff is quite welcoming and efficient, checking…read moreon us often. It was lunchtime and I saw that lunch plates were very popular. The soup that comes with the lunch menu is a very generous portion. Great for a cold day! For the price, the tasty Walnut Shrimp could have had at least 12 shrimp. The fried rice was just soy sauce with tiny bits of egg.

On nights when cooking feels like a chore, this little Chinese spot steps in and does exactly what…read moreit's supposed to do--no drama, no nonsense, just good food. It's fast, consistent, and genuinely satisfying. You order, and 15-20 minutes later, you're eating. Simple as that. This place feels real. Honest. The kind of joint that isn't trying to impress anyone, just quietly doing things right. The food hits, fills you up, and keeps you coming back. If you're nearby, it's worth the stop. If you live in the neighborhood and haven't tried it yet, fair warning--you're about to get spoiled.

Love this place! It's our go-to for Chinese food. Amazing family owned business and great service…read more The food is consistent in quality and taste. Very fresh food. Hubby always gets the Kung Po Beef extra spicy and wonton soup. Their vegetable fried rice is so good and the egg rolls and crab puffs are a must!

I stopped by to try the cuisine at this Chinese/Japanese restaurant. The interior is nothing…read morespecial. But they did receive an A from the city inspector which is always a plus. I tried the General Tso chicken with steamed rice and the appetizer spicy popcorn chicken. The popcorn chicken was piping hot and had a mild taste. The texture of the chicken seemed off, the same for the General Tso, The service was good my food came out in reasonable amount of time. I was asked how much heat I wanted on the popcorn chicken. After saying spicy I thought to myself, maybe I should have said mild? My personal feelings regarding this businesses that it is average. It is not my intention to provide a mediocre rating what having as much information as possible. Therefore, I will come to the restaurant again and two different dishes. I am neutral regarding this restaurant. GN3

This plae is absolutely fantastic. The food is delicious , the owner,the staff are friendly and…read moreaware of your needs and very pleasant. The ambiance is quaint, small but the service is quick and again food is delicious. We went twice in less than four days. GREAT!!!

Everything was great! The staff is very friendly and good came out piping hot and quick! The…read morerestaurant was a little quiet and quite cold. The broccoli beef wasn't our favorite, but everything else had great taste. The spicy chicken is soooooo good but definitely very spicy!

I was in Houston for the rodeo and wanted some fried rice before coming back to Dallas. I saw this…read moreplace on yelp and it had good reviews so I decided to try it out. We arrived around 12pm and it was raining. The service was good. We were quickly seated and the servers were attentive. The ambiance is relaxed and casual. When we first got there we were the only people there and when we left it was packed. I ordered the combination fried rice, we got spicy fried chicken to share, I also got wonton soup and we got egg rolls. The spicy fried chicken was spicy but not too spicy for me. The wonton soup was flavorful. I really enjoyed the combination fried rice. It was delicious and did not disappoint. One friend came late and got the beef dry hot pot. I tried it and it was delicious too. This spot is top notch and the food is delicious. When I'm in the area again I will want to come back and if you're in the area and enjoy Asian cuisine try this place.

Fuya Cafe has a little bit of everything. From looking at the menu, it has Authentic Chinese,…read moreSzechuan Chinese, Americanized Chinese and Thai food. It's also has some good vegetarian options. First impression when you walk into this place...it's not your typical Chinese restaurant. The seats were these big comfortable chairs for the tables, and the booths looked to have comfortable looking benches. Plates had their logo on them. It just had a nice feel when you walk in. My family and I ordered five dish. Since we have one strict vegetarian (no fish) and others who eat meat, I'm going to break them down into a Veg and non-Veg group. Vegetarian - Stir Fried String Beans (5 stars) This is a simple dish, string beans stirred fried in a delicous sauce. - General Tso's Tofu (5 stars) When I think of General Tso's, I usually think of big battered fried chucks of a protein, instead this was your fried tofu (no batter from what I can tell) mixed with a spicy General Tso's sauce. General Tso's at other places in the area were a lot sweeter than this....and I liked the level of spice in this one. - Assorted Vegetables (5 stars) A simple classic healthy Chinese dish. Mixed vegetables in a white sauce. Non-Vegetarian - Salt and Pepper Fish (4 stars) Presentation of this dish looked nice. Pile high of fried fish with garlic, fried onions, green onions and other herbs. Although, it lacked a little flavor. You have to eat the fish with all the other stuff to get some flavor. If it had some more salt and pepper (either jalapenos or white peppers), this would had been a lot better dish. - Mango Chicken (5 stars) Surprising a very good dish. I expected a chicken dish with some mangos, and what we got was soft sliced chicken mixed with chunks of mangos, bell peppers and carrots, in a brown sauce. This was simply delicous dish. Overall, a great place to visit if you are in the area.

Raki is my favorite place for satisfying Chinese food. I…read moredon't typically like Chinese food... But if I do I go here! I always order the General Tso's Chicken and fried rice, and it never disappoints. The chicken is crispy and perfectly coated in a sweet and savory sauce, while the fried rice is flavorful with just the right amount of seasoning. It's a consistently delicious choice that satisfies my cravings every time. If you're in the mood for classic Chinese comfort food, Raki is the place to visit.

Got beef rendang, crispy shrimp, chicken skewers, and fried rice. Loved the crispy shrimp and fried…read morerice! Small little place but very welcoming and clean and owner is really nice

The mother and daughter are both nice and very welcoming. The oxtail soup had tender pieces. Wonder…read moreif we can add more meat for an extra charge. The wonton soup was good. The soupy, crispy bottom buns were my favorite! ALWAYS eat them right away!!! Burned my mouth a couple of times, but I didn't want the soup to soak into the bun bottom and make it soggy.

We came on a Sunday right when they opened - clean and nice restaurant located in the heart of…read moreSugarland. This plaza has been existent since I could remember but this restaurant is new. They have a scan and order system through phone or you can have the waiter take your order. We were greeted, sat, and given water immediately - ordered through the website. Food came within 15-20 minutes! Delicious!!! Pan Fried Bao's are a must try - crisp at the bottom and soft and juicy, with soup on the inside! The xiao long bao's were also really good - soup & the filling was proportional. The beef rolls were ok - have had better. I am comparing to dough zone & steam dumpling.

Good place to stop and pick up some traditional Chinese breakfast…read more Seamless ordering online. They were "sold out" of a lot of the rice soups we wanted to order, so ordered the wonton soup (really well made!) and ordered a Chinese donut stuck (huge and crispy! They did add a $1 tip automatically, fyi

I've never seen rubber band in my food before until I met U Village…read more Also, the fried dough sticks are usually lukewarm when I get them. And has smell like the oil is old

the 热干面 (hot sesame paste noodles) is an absolute must!! the sesame sauce is rich and thick,…read morecoating the noodles really well instead of being watered down we also really enjoyed the braised chicken which was super fresh and flavorful (and spicy, be careful!) the 凉皮 (cold flour skin noodles) was also good, though i personally think it couldve used a little more salt very casual ambiance, not much service, food comes out fast

I love Xing's Kitchen. Whenever I find myself in Sugar Land, it's my go to for Chinese, mainly…read morebecause I love the Shanxi oil noodle which is the best I've had. I swear it's just one really long hand made noodle, so it's a bit hard to share, but it's a must-get. We also tried the Claypot noodle and it was good as well but a bit of an acquired taste. The restaurant is located inside Jusgo grocery store. The seating is quite limited so I wouldn't recommend it for large parties. And it's pretty mom and pop, so if that's your jam, go for it. Chairs are mismatched, drinking water is somewhat self-service in small cafeteria-style plastic cups, and tables are small. Like I said - mom and pop, and that's not a bad thing. It's just not exactly a place where you would have a nice business meeting. Service was ok - nothing to note. You pay at the cashier which is like 2 feet from where you ate. Yes, it's a small space. Overall - I love this place and will keep coming back.