Hao Chinese Cuisine

Fav Chinese food in this part of town. Don’t miss the dry fried eggplant!

Walked over from Home2 through AMC lot. Would not do that after dark.

Hao is more of a take out than a restaurant. You order at the counter and grab a table. They do bring the food to the table however it is packaged the same as togo. Foam plates, plastic utensils and condiments are provided.

We had Crab&Cheese Wontons, Hot n Sour Soup, General Shrimp and Teriyaki Chicken, both with fried rice, along with drinks for $45.

The food was hot and good but overall just average. No different than a food court in a mall.

Soup was good albeit a tad salty. Shrimp breading was soggy and thin. Chicken was just a little on the dry side. The taste was good.
The Crab & Cheese wontons (crab rangoon) was very good.

The place was clean for a basic industrial space.

Food: 3

This experience, unfortunately, was disappointing. The Kung Pao Chicken I ordered, which is typically served with flavorful chunks of chicken and vegetables, instead arrived diced—almost minced. Even the vegetables were minced, which I have never encountered before. In addition, the chicken fried rice was bland, made with nothing more than onions and rice. If I return to this restaurant, I will definitely stick to the hibachi items.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 1

Service: 2

I’m a local chef who enjoys spending her down time trying different restaurants. After searching for decent Chinese food near me, I decided to give Hao’s a try after reading some of the reviews.

I ordered sesame chicken, fried rice, pork egg rolls, as well as crab and cheese wontons. While the price was pretty good based on the portion size, my food was terrible. Instead of sesame chicken I received slimy, wet pieces of what can best be described as “puffs” of chicken topped with a light sprinkle of sesame seeds. Despite the seeds being present, there was absolute no sauce visible on the meat. I would later discover the sauce under the chicken, as if it had been spooned into the bottom of the container, and the chicken laid on top of it. The sauce itself was very thin and light in color. Nothing like that deep brown, sticky sauce that sesame chicken is known for. My crab and cheese wontons were all wonton. No crab or cheese. In fact, the wontons didn’t appear to be wontons either as they weren’t formed or pinched shut. They moreso resembled eggroll wrappers that had been diagonally cut and folded. I would have been ok with that if there was more than the “essence” of crab and cheese present. The rice tastes like it had been fried too long, way too toasted for soy or any other condiment.

We order the Seafood (shrimp, scallop and lobster) fried rice and egg drop soup.

You get one piece of lobster, a lot of shrimp and scallops. We end up cutting the lobster in half to share but was hoping we get more lobster for the price. Overall it meal was tasty.

We would go back for round 2 and try other item on the menu.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

They close early. Supposed to close at 9:30 but they closed and locked the doors at 9:00pm. I was a walk in customer and the doors were closed and locked at 9:05pm The establishment was listed as OPEN and when I go there it was CLOSED and doors Locked. Wasting my gas and time rushing to get there to place an order. If you establishment closes early just put closed at 9:00pm instead of misleadimg customers.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

If I could give zero stars I would, they close at 9:30. I arrived at 9:09 as I’m walking up to the door, an employee hurries up and locks the door. They didn’t just lock the door in my face they also closed early. Disgraceful.

Food is always 10/10 when i go. The beef and broccoli is great. Lunch specials are good and fulfilling.

Loved it!

Out-of-towner trying places close to the hotel. Ordered on the website, took a quick walk there and back. The website works well, ordered the general tso shrimp, egg rolls, and rangoons. The rangoons were good, but could use a bit more filling. The egg rolls were fried to perfection, though a bit bland. The duck sauce made up for this. The general shrimp had a good flavor, sauce had a nice consistency. I will say the portion was quite light for the price. I had more broccoli than shrimp.

Dine-in seating available; however, food is served prepackaged as they do not advertise a full service resturant setting. Plastic plates and silverware to accommodate your dine-in experience.

Prompt and professional service; hardly any wait time from order to receiving food . . .heavy foot service from community . . . Workers and customers appear friendly and well acquainted.

Food was fresh and hot. We ordered pad thai which had a flatter and thinner noodle than accustomed to and wetter; flavor was good.

Crab wonton were hot and light, needs more filling as a few of mine were just flaky.

Sesame chicken was decent and mildly sweet . . .nice sauce viscosity.

Sweet Tea is truly southern.

Fried Rice was light brown, but needed more.depth of flavor

Hao Chinese Cuisine has awesome food. You will love the orange chicken and also the lo mein noodles. I have been here several times. The people working there are very friendly and inviting. Excellent choice.

I never reviewed a restaurant, but this is definitely my new to go spot Chinese restaurant deserved the review.
I ordered mongolian beef, salt and pepper shrimp and chicken wonton soup. They’re all so delicious and the seasoning is on point. One thing I didn’t like is the service, the guy with the glasses who served me is busy with his phone and he’s trying to rushed me, and I don’t appreciate that kind of service. They could have done better than that. But overall i’ll be back to try another dish on the menu.

This place is so different! I ordered a new dish called “Hao Chicken” and it was sooo good. If you like spicy but and want vegetables this is the dish for you. It’s like a fried chicken with flavor with vegetables. This is my new go to spot! Healthy but taste good.

One of the better Chinese place around compared to places around that area, the inside give a somewhat high end feel. I sat in and ate I had wings and chicken fried rice best around. Only complaint is I got a fountain drink and can tell they use generic syrup or the ratio of stop to water is not 5:1 so the fountain drinks are horrible.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Chicken Wings