Me and my hubby are regulars here, takeout and dine in is always a great and true Sichuan style…read morecooking experience. The chefs do an amazing job at preparing these entrees, many of the plates are spicy but THE FLAVOR is immaculate! The service is great too, the waitress who has been there since day one is the sweetest. The ambiance is quiet, usually not too busy. The restaurant itself is pretty small, but very comfortable. Over all this restaurant is a must try, easily one of our favorites!

I have always loved this place…read more Not sure what has happened. We had a family dinner there tonite. Three 'specials' not 'available. The cucumbers not available. Seriously?? They are too busy focusing on their new venue. They closed their second location. Now this place- their home base - is not operating anywhere near their original standard. They'll lose the whole show if they can't keep their base act together. DISAPPOINTED.

Are here for the first time a couple of nights ago. Solid choice for Chinese food…read more The restaurant was not crowded in a Sunday evening and the service was good. The portion sizes were very good - as you can see by the pictures. I ordered the spicy combo, and ordered it extra spicy - maybe a language barrier, but I think they took the spice away as it had no heat at all. The chicken portions were HUGE and the bowl of soup was plenty large for four people to share. Will definitely be back!!

Still one of the best options for Chinese on the far north side/Stone Oak area! We've tried nearly…read moreALL the Chinese restaurants in this part of town, and T Jin's is the most consistent in value, flavor, and service. We tried some new-to-us dishes recently and generally found them to be very good. Orange Chicken was not overly battered, big chunks of white chicken meat, not too saucy and just a hint of spice. Real orange peel, too, which makes all the difference! We also ordered the Spicy Combination with beef, chicken, and shrimp. Carrots, peppers, bamboo in the dish provided a bit of veggie balance. Not our most favorite, but still very good. As per usual, we started with steamed dumplings and crab puffs; DH added a cup of egg drop soup- this place serves his favorite egg drop soup. Everything was delicious. I always ask for chili oil for that extra added kick! I do wish that the dishes labeled "spicy" were actually spicy. They really aren't spicy at all. Don't let the little pepper symbol deter you. Always clean, always prompt, always good!

Food, service and ambience is always great! We got beef and broccoli and Sichuan noodle with pork…read morebelly!

Ming's is Asian fusion and I found it to have Asian confusion. The food was fine but nothing…read morespecial. It's casual, order at the counter, but pricey. Most of the steam buns are about $5.00 and are good for three bites. The bowls selection reminded me of ordering at Chipotle, but with an Asian flare. The high point was the service. We had a very attentive food runner that cared and was very nice.

Outstanding Chinese food. I'm a customer for over 20 years. Delicious entrees with bold sauces and…read moreflavor. Meat and seafood are always tender and generous servings. Their sauces for stir fries are phenominal. Veggies used are super fresh ! Staff is very professional and friendly , attentive and knowledgeable of the menu ! Crispy Fish with black bean sauce is my all time favorite entree Give them a try ! You won't be disappointed !!!

I'm thinking, IN 2022; my old friend came here with me on Christmas, and we enjoy the sushi.read more

Best Chinese food in San Antonio that I've eaten. I've lived here for many years and it's always…read morebeen a struggle to find good Chinese food like the kind I had growing up in California. If you're from the west coast, you know what I mean. This place has come the closest to what I'm used to and everything tasted fresh. The noodles were especially good quality and not that flat, bland taste that is often served at many restaurants. The service was excellent as well. Please, everyone, come eat at this place because if they end up closing, I'll cry.

I was there today at lunch. I have eaten there many times. The weight staff is outstanding and…read morealways friendly and professional. Is a pleasant surprise for good tasting Asian Cuisine. Many places make it Americanized, however, this place sticks to its original roots. The food there is always fresh cooked and very appetizing. The food is always arranged on the plate very attractively. I like to have their peach tea there. It's very fresh and good tasting. Highly recommend this place for their food and their highly professional weight staff. The ambience is always highly friendly and quiet.

Food was great! Ordered to go, was ready fast. Place was very clean and staff was incredibly nice…read more I got the Dan Dan noodles , they were excellent.

I came in for lunch this afternoon. It was quiet, and there was only myself and another guest in…read morethe restaurant. I ordered the crispy dumplings (pork) and spring rolls as appetizers, and the spicy noodle soup as my entree. My server came to take my order, and brought me the items as they were ready. The entree came out before the appetizers. The spicy noodle soup was spicy (as named) and it was good, but it was incredibly oily and the noodles were overcooked, so I didn't eat much of it. I would definitely recommend ordering this with rice, or taking it home and making your own. The dumplings and spring rolls were crispy, but nothing special. I did like the duck sauce they had -- I would have asked my server for more of it, but she was busy in the back or something, not sure. I wish she would've checked in on me a bit more during the visit so I could have gotten more napkins and sauce. The service was alright. I wish I would've gotten checked on a little bit more, but she was nice and helped me pack my noodles to go. Overall, this spot wasn't terrible, but if I had to choose, I'd probably try another place.

My sister and I absolutely love Kung Fu Noodle :D ! This is definitely one of the most authentic…read moreChinese restaurants we have come across in San Antonio :) ! The staff is super friendly and courteous :) ! We usually order the beef vermicelli soup, and a variety of dumplings :D ! They serve our food pretty promptly, with the soup still hot and tasty, and the dumplings steamy and savory :D ! My sister doesn't eat pork. So she typically orders dumplings that don't contain pork. I eat all kinds of meat. So I always order the pork and chive dumplings :D ! Whether you come in on a weekday or weekend, it always helps to come early if you can! If we want to go there for lunch, we try to get there as close to 11 am as possible when they first open. As it gets closer to 12 noon, it starts to get really busy, and it's harder and trickier for the staff to seat you. There is both booth and table seating. It's a great restaurant to catch up with friends, family or even colleagues over a good meal :) ! The parking lot out in front is a pretty decent size. But it can fill up pretty quickly when it gets busy! We also love ordering frozen dumplings to go :D ! For sure, we will definitely come back :D ! Kung Fu Noodle never disappoints :) !

Impressed is the right word for my experience!…read more Price point for the combination meals are amazing and portions are generous! I got the beef noodle soup with pork and chive steamed dumplings combination that comes with tea or soda. With tax, this is all under $20. The soup was better than what I've had in San Antonio and noodles were not too doughy with lots of beef. Pork chive dumplings were delicious! Staff was friendlier than other places that are asian own:). Casual place to eat with friends for great bowl of noodles and dumplings! I would come back to try other items off their menu. They have skewers as well!

Wah Kee remains my go to for comfort Chinese food. After having spent years faithfully going to the…read moresame Chinese restaurant because it was close to my house and not realizing that the food quality had gone down remarkably, we decided to try a different place and here we are. It's been about a year or so since we've been coming here fairly regularly and I really cannot complain about anything specific. Most meals are excellent with a I miss now and then, but overall, I would never complain about that. The price of their meals seem to be stuck in a world without crazy tyrant leaders, and inflation out the roof, though I don't know for how much longer that will remain. Wah Kee! Stay true to who you are and you'll always have happy people coming back to you!

Everyone raves about Wah Kee in this part of town and, since it had been many years since we'd been…read morethere, we decided to give it a try for lunch in case things had gotten better during that break. We noticed the decor had changed (yes, I said it had been many years) and it was quite nice! We were seated promptly and placed our drink order (tea came with lunch). We ordered Rangoon as a starter. The lunch specials came with soup and egg roll, and fried rice. DH ordered his litmus test dish for American style Chinese- General Tso chicken. The portion was generous. The sauce was tasty. The chicken pieces tasted like your average frozen nuggets tossed in sauce. It's that familiar "seasoning" to the chicken and coating- iykyk. Not bad at all, just not the best. He enjoyed his egg drop soup. I opted for Hunan Beef. The sauce was thicker than I prefer, with an almost gelatinous consistency. The hot and sour soup was nice, a little more sour than hot. We both thought the fried rice that came with lunch was a little bland. Maybe the entree version is better? Each special was under $10, and it's definitely a great value.

A co-worker and I discussed the seeming difficulty finding good Chinese food in San Antonio. He and…read moreanother co-worker recommended I try Tiger's. Unfortunately, my search continues. Walked in and waited for a few minutes before someone handed us menus and told us to sit wherever. Just handed us menus...in a kind of "just go sit down kinda way". Not real friendly. The appetizer we ordered (veggie steamed dumplings) came out with one less dumpling than promised on the menu. My wife's noodles were nothing special, as was my spicy/numbing pot. I felt my pot in particular, was over-loaded with huge chunks of veggies that could have been better chopped as to be more manageable. More chicken and beef in that chicken and beef pot, too, please ... The person waiting on us, if you could call it that, was not personable and could not have cared less about interacting. His drive by meal drop-offs were the epitome of antisocial. Probably won't return.

Is it my favorite Sichuan restaurant in town? No! I am pretty loyal to the restaurant I usually go…read moreto. I still like to go check out other places. I have been to this restaurant several times which I did like. It rank higher than the other few places available in San Antonio. The service is always good and from observing I see a lot of Chinese families visiting and chit chatting with who seems to be the owner. I do like that a lot! It gives a positive sign about the restaurant itself The portions are huge! I ordered the whole chicken? Sichuan style. I asked if it is the whole chicken I don't know if language barrier lol she did the sign of no no with her hand. It is actually maybe equal to 2 chickens! Not complaining! I was very happy with it! I will keep on returning to try more things on the menu

Visiting for work from the Bay Area in California and was genuinely surprised to find such good dim…read moresum in San Antonio. Quality really does not lose to the Bay Area for most dishes, and their egg tart tasted very special. Service is top tier, very attentive and staff knew authentic customs too. Really surprised at the quality here with nice upscale feel. I'd definitely return if I want to bring anyone to have good Chinese food in SA

Don't know what the hype is all about but anybody that knows authentic Chinese can tell this is not…read moreauthentic Chinese at all. It would be a disgrace. The shumai is from a bag and you can tell the difference between that and a real shumai. A true Asian restaurant will never mix dishes (ie having Chinese and Thai food) on the menu. There are way better options out there that are worth your time, experience and money.