The food is authentic and great, but the service and atmosphere are what you might expect from the rough exterior. Been going here for over 25 years. We almost always take our food to go. Ownership changed hands a few years ago so some of our go-to items have changed for the less good.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Chinese Broccoli in Oyster Sauce
William Smith
A little scruffy in appearance, but the food makes up for it. Service is good (for a Chinese restaurant, which aren't particularly known for service) I particularly like the oysters on a sizzling plate, they do it better than anyone.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Bailey Reed
The food was great and the atmosphere was even comforting. The service was good and for the first time going... I'll definitely be going back with more people. This place is 10
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Michael South
If you already don't have a favorite Chinese place this should be your
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
EdwardInTX
Older restaurant BUT the food is very good and reasonably priced. I liked the orange chicken — crispy and decent sauce with a hint of ginger, though can be overwhelming if you eat too much. Honey walnut shrimp was crispy on the outside and soft inside. Salt and pepper tofu was a bit underseasoned after tasting the other dishes but it was fine. Egg fried rice had a nice wok flavor to it and paired well with the dishes. Dishes came out within 15 min of ordering. Came home with lots of leftovers. Surprised it wasn’t busier on Chinese new year!
Nicole Esquivel
Good food and service. Been going for years and the taste is still the same.
Channa Kwankum
Food’s so delicious. We usually go to have lunch and I would like to recommend you to try Chinese Food at this restaurant.?
Amazing food.Ordered the fried shrimp balls, sour pork, clams, some sort of sizzling tofu, green beans, ... Too much to be honest.But everything was amazing.Great price, great food, and very kind service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Gwendolyn Sadler
The food was good and so was the service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Grace Wang
It's an okay restaurant . Hardly to say this is an authentic Chinese restaurant. The restaurant serves Cantonese food, but most of the classical Cantonese dishes were okay, they are below average quality and tasty than most Cantonese restaurant I ever been to.We ordered four dishes today, it was our second visit, three dishes were lower than my expectations. The last dish we both like were Mongolia beef, but it supposed made with full plate of beef, we saw quite much pork in the dish.The hot pot dish we had last time was disappointment we ordered different hot pot which you can find in every Chinese Cantonese restaurant , it is another disappointment again . They put lots of indigents inside, but most of those don't have the taste of the ingredients themselves instead of all full of heavy sauce, the cabbage inside of the pot was cut to giant pieces....The chef clearly show that how much he loves the brown or dark sauce, two visits two different dishes, all of those dishes he put heavy dark/brown sauce...even orange chicken... today was our hungry day, so we wanted to give another try... don't think we will come back to visit again soon.
I ate here today for my third and last time. The food is good not great, 7-8 / 10. The restaurant interior looks terrible, not inviting and very very old, especially for a restaurant that changes the prices it does, wow.A order of chow fun noodles at lunchtime. Lunchtime, turned out to be $16.38 ! $12.95 +tax = $14.38 definitely high price for a small plate of rice noddles at lunchtime to begin with. Then Charged another $1.95 for Tea, one person at lunch? Lol, crazy.First Time I was ever charged for tea from NY to California, in-between at a regular lunch restaurant. (Not Dim Sum) that's $20 with tip at lunch for rice noodles, I'll pass
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 4
Service: 4
Lisa M.
Not great food. Food was not fresh and the only dish we liked was the Chinese broccoli. Everything else, including their chicken was dry and seemed like it was old. It was cheap though.
Dorian Y.
This is my favorite Chinese spot in Dallas Fort worth. The food is fresh and taste great. Haven't had a bad option yet and have been coming for years with my family.
Nolan P.
Good food. Great variety and options. Fair prices. Always a crows. Takeout available.
MooGoo G.
Best Authentic Chinese restaurant in DFW. Hopefully not too many people find out. Would be a shame if it gets too crowded every time I want to go there.
The food is authentic and great, but the service and atmosphere are what you might expect from the rough exterior. Been going here for over 25 years. We almost always take our food to go. Ownership changed hands a few years ago so some of our go-to items have changed for the less good.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Chinese Broccoli in Oyster Sauce
A little scruffy in appearance, but the food makes up for it. Service is good (for a Chinese restaurant, which aren't particularly known for service) I particularly like the oysters on a sizzling plate, they do it better than anyone.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food was great and the atmosphere was even comforting. The service was good and for the first time going... I'll definitely be going back with more people. This place is 10
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
If you already don't have a favorite Chinese place this should be your
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Older restaurant BUT the food is very good and reasonably priced. I liked the orange chicken — crispy and decent sauce with a hint of ginger, though can be overwhelming if you eat too much. Honey walnut shrimp was crispy on the outside and soft inside. Salt and pepper tofu was a bit underseasoned after tasting the other dishes but it was fine. Egg fried rice had a nice wok flavor to it and paired well with the dishes. Dishes came out within 15 min of ordering. Came home with lots of leftovers. Surprised it wasn’t busier on Chinese new year!
Good food and service. Been going for years and the taste is still the same.
Food’s so delicious. We usually go to have lunch and I would like to recommend you to try Chinese Food at this restaurant.?
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Beef Dry Flat Noodles, Roast Duck Vịt Quay, Crispy Fried Oyster
Amazing food.Ordered the fried shrimp balls, sour pork, clams, some sort of sizzling tofu, green beans, ... Too much to be honest.But everything was amazing.Great price, great food, and very kind service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food was good and so was the service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It's an okay restaurant . Hardly to say this is an authentic Chinese restaurant. The restaurant serves Cantonese food, but most of the classical Cantonese dishes were okay, they are below average quality and tasty than most Cantonese restaurant I ever been to.We ordered four dishes today, it was our second visit, three dishes were lower than my expectations. The last dish we both like were Mongolia beef, but it supposed made with full plate of beef, we saw quite much pork in the dish.The hot pot dish we had last time was disappointment we ordered different hot pot which you can find in every Chinese Cantonese restaurant , it is another disappointment again . They put lots of indigents inside, but most of those don't have the taste of the ingredients themselves instead of all full of heavy sauce, the cabbage inside of the pot was cut to giant pieces....The chef clearly show that how much he loves the brown or dark sauce, two visits two different dishes, all of those dishes he put heavy dark/brown sauce...even orange chicken... today was our hungry day, so we wanted to give another try... don't think we will come back to visit again soon.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Restaurantji Recommends
I ate here today for my third and last time. The food is good not great, 7-8 / 10. The restaurant interior looks terrible, not inviting and very very old, especially for a restaurant that changes the prices it does, wow.A order of chow fun noodles at lunchtime. Lunchtime, turned out to be $16.38 ! $12.95 +tax = $14.38 definitely high price for a small plate of rice noddles at lunchtime to begin with. Then Charged another $1.95 for Tea, one person at lunch? Lol, crazy.First Time I was ever charged for tea from NY to California, in-between at a regular lunch restaurant. (Not Dim Sum) that's $20 with tip at lunch for rice noodles, I'll pass
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 4
Service: 4
Not great food. Food was not fresh and the only dish we liked was the Chinese broccoli. Everything else, including their chicken was dry and seemed like it was old. It was cheap though.
This is my favorite Chinese spot in Dallas Fort worth. The food is fresh and taste great. Haven't had a bad option yet and have been coming for years with my family.
Good food. Great variety and options. Fair prices. Always a crows. Takeout available.
Best Authentic Chinese restaurant in DFW. Hopefully not too many people find out. Would be a shame if it gets too crowded every time I want to go there.