Old Thousand II - "Dope Chinese"
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About Old Thousand II - "Dope Chinese"
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Every dish I’ve had here is amazing. I grew up eating Chinese food all the time, and this is the only place in Austin that has really hits the mark. I’ve been getting it once very two weeks since moving to the Hyde Park area.Their general Tsos chicken is the perfect combo of sauce, crispiness, and breading. I recommend getting their mustard vinaigrette with it. Their dumplings are wonderful. Their Buddha bowl with sweet potato noodles is so so good and I love their side of...read full review
I had the brisket fried rice, and the meat was.soft, juicy and left me with a flavor resonace that I was thankful to have with each breath. The staff was cool, attentive, respectful, and fun.The price and quality are matched well and I am happy to recommend folks anytime.Keep up the great work!I will be back.
Was greeted quickly when I came in, sat over by the window. Place was very clean and decorated nicely. Kira was my server and very attentive. Food was great! I tried the Tso's lunch special which was a nice way to try other items. Came with a homemade spring roll with and I tried the pickled cabbage which was light and refreshing. Perfect amount of salt on everything. Food felt very clean! Apple was a nice addition to the chicken. Greens were nice also.
Old Thousand II - "Dope Chinese" is a hidden gem that exceeded expectations with its Americanized twist on Chinese cuisine. The Sunday Brunch special offered dishes like Mala Fried Chicken, Brisket Fried Rice, Cantonese Scramble, Chicken and Waffles, and General Tso's Chicken. The Mala Fried Chicken stood out with its crispy texture, while the Chicken and Waffles were a delightful surprise with bubble waffles. The Cantonese Scramble provided a perfect sensory experience when paired with rice and chili sauce. The menu also includes must-try dishes like Mapo Tofu, Buddha bowl with sweet potato noodles, and wheat noodles that pair amazingly with the General Tso's Chicken sauce. Customers praise the upgraded rice and recommend adding more granny apple pieces to the General Tso's Chicken for a flavorful twist. The ambiance is welcoming, with accommodating servers who even cater to furry friends. Whether for a casual meal or happy hour, this spot is a must-visit for Chinese food enthusiasts in the Hyde Park area.