“I was incredibly happy that A+A was not murdered by the covid reaction. They transitioned from a good-sized sit-down restaurant to a take-out place, but their food did not suffer. True Sichuan cuisine, and it's fantastic!Pork & Mustard Greens, Cumin Beef, and Green Beans w/ Garlic are our mainstays. I do ask them to make everything appropriately spicy, which I highly recommend!Their soups, dumplings, and noodles are very good, but they really shine with their meat and veg entrees. I could eat the pork and greens dish every day and not get tired of it - there's probably half a fresh garlic bulb in every dish! Great flavors and textures.The bubble tea is also a nice treat while waiting for takeout.“
“The food, let's just say it satisfied the craving. We haven't been able to find one that meets our needs since the pandemic until we gave Shanghai a try today. They are mediocre, but, I think they might be the only decent option in Austin these days. Our family was able to find something each one of us liked: BBQ pork buns, egg drop soup, the pork rice soup, the sticky rice thing, the rice noodle wrapped shrimp, the rice noodle wrapped fried bread sticks, the pork dumplings. The radish cake was a bit too chunky and plain to our liking, but we were happy that we could have it. The chicken feet was missing the taro bites and peanut I usually saw in other dim sum places. Although this isn't something I would come back on a regular basis, but I will come again if I ever crave for Dim Sum.Service, typical family owned Chinese restaurant service. Note, someone will bring you water upon seating, then you order on your phone, no one will check on you until your food is served.Suggestion to the management, have someone check on the customers to see if they have questions about the menu about 5 minutes after they sat down. Don't assume your app works ALL the time, don't assume your customers know everything about the food!The wait staff are friendly enough, but lack of proper training. But you see these across most of the Chinese restaurants.Although 15% tips are automatically added for groups of 5 or more. We always tip extra to bring that up to 20% to 25%, not because the service was so awesome, but to appreciate the fact that they are trying the best they know to serve us.One thing I love about the restaurant is that the tables are arranged with generous spacing, definitely a plus.“
“Delicious food and great service. Portion sizes are family style, so we always leave with leftovers. Try their specialties because they are unlike any Chinese food you will find in Austin. Very fast- and family owned.My absolute favorite dish is the Sichuan stir-fried chicken, definitely recommend trying it!Vegetarian options: Several dishes have options to trade out the protein for veggies or tofu, and they have a whole section for vegetarianParking: There is plenty of parking at dinner time. This shopping center's businesses are closed in the evening, so there won't be any issues finding parking.Wheelchair accessibility: My husband is a wheelchair user, the ramp is accessible and their dining area has plenty of room.“
“I came here looking for a decent place for shrimp fried rice like back in Hong Kong and it's close enough, but definitely great! One of the few places that come close to the authenticity of the mainland!Kid-friendliness: Friendly and Fast or sure!“
“I recently dined at this restaurant around the corner from me that left me thoroughly impressed. The portions were generous, satisfying even the heartiest appetites. The standout dish for me was the flavorful and perfectly cooked Hunan Chicken – a must-try that exceeded my expectations. The overall experience was delightful, and I highly recommend this place for both quantity and quality lovers.“