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DoYong Kim
No dine in. Just went somewhere else.
Jeff B.
I ordered online via Waitr. Good menu selection, however there was no sushi to choose from. I ordered the Mei Cai Braised Pork, but it wasn't braised. Although well seasoned and a good portion size, the pork belly described as "crispy" was more like stewed, thick- sliced chewy bacon. Fast service.
Yvonne Holloway
Awful! The lamb was mostly fat and bone. The Chicken Pot didn’t look like chicken at all. The veggies, which were supposed to be potatoes and eggplant and bell pepper, were extremely soggy! Never again! This didn’t even earn 1 star but there’s no half star option.
jason buckley
Food is good. But, people working there are not prioritized and seem ignorant.
ProudCitizenMary
I will be very sad should the establishment close down. Cannot explain how sad -- just understand it would be catastrophic. We look forward to their beautiful & delicious food on xmas. Hard to believe anything in our podunk town can top its consistency.
Matthew Albright
Some of the tastiest Chinese/Asian food in Baton Rouge
Benjamin LaPlace
Best authentic chinese food in town. A little hidden, but it is one of my favorite places to eat
Forest Hensman
I think Omi is a great value but very misunderstood. The food is authentic and the contents of each dish is very fresh. GO if you want REAL Chinese dishes, expertly prepared with fresh ingredients and are a vegetarian. DON'T GO if you can't use chopsticks, ask for a spicy dish but then complain it is too spicy and don't go if you want $100 worth of ambience and a $12 meal. Just order from one of the franchise food mills.
Ella Bordelon
Worst food in town. Spent $30 on slop my dog would not eat it.
One of our favorite restaurant, my 4 year old can almost finish one plate of sesame chicken by himself, my husband loves the black pepper beef, while I enjoy chongqing spicy chicken and spicy cumin beef, love love love the spicy dishes.
Donnie K.
This is the most authentic Chinese food in town, been seeing a lot of Asian people going there and that tells you something about it.
Rosa F.
Found a huge roach in my lunch purchased 35 minutes ago. This was disgusting! I wanted to throw up! Took it back to them; they refunded my money and apologized.
Erick Coughlin
Thank you for the delicious food. But even more, thank you for wearing a mask, and practicing social distancing. We will continue to eat at your establishment. Cheers
Bronwen Draughn
Always an excellent experience. My kids love it too.
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No dine in. Just went somewhere else.
I ordered online via Waitr. Good menu selection, however there was no sushi to choose from. I ordered the Mei Cai Braised Pork, but it wasn't braised. Although well seasoned and a good portion size, the pork belly described as "crispy" was more like stewed, thick- sliced chewy bacon. Fast service.
Awful! The lamb was mostly fat and bone. The Chicken Pot didn’t look like chicken at all. The veggies, which were supposed to be potatoes and eggplant and bell pepper, were extremely soggy! Never again! This didn’t even earn 1 star but there’s no half star option.
Food is good. But, people working there are not prioritized and seem ignorant.
I will be very sad should the establishment close down. Cannot explain how sad -- just understand it would be catastrophic. We look forward to their beautiful & delicious food on xmas. Hard to believe anything in our podunk town can top its consistency.
Some of the tastiest Chinese/Asian food in Baton Rouge
Best authentic chinese food in town. A little hidden, but it is one of my favorite places to eat
I think Omi is a great value but very misunderstood. The food is authentic and the contents of each dish is very fresh. GO if you want REAL Chinese dishes, expertly prepared with fresh ingredients and are a vegetarian. DON'T GO if you can't use chopsticks, ask for a spicy dish but then complain it is too spicy and don't go if you want $100 worth of ambience and a $12 meal. Just order from one of the franchise food mills.
Worst food in town. Spent $30 on slop my dog would not eat it.
Restaurantji Recommends
One of our favorite restaurant, my 4 year old can almost finish one plate of sesame chicken by himself, my husband loves the black pepper beef, while I enjoy chongqing spicy chicken and spicy cumin beef, love love love the spicy dishes.
This is the most authentic Chinese food in town, been seeing a lot of Asian people going there and that tells you something about it.
Found a huge roach in my lunch purchased 35 minutes ago. This was disgusting! I wanted to throw up! Took it back to them; they refunded my money and apologized.
Thank you for the delicious food. But even more, thank you for wearing a mask, and practicing social distancing. We will continue to eat at your establishment. Cheers
Always an excellent experience. My kids love it too.