This place is pretty tasty. I actually didn't realize this was a sichuanese place since it is surrounded by Indian businesses. But upon further inspection i was pleasantly surprised since I have a craving for Sichuanese food every now and then, and this place is really close to my home. It's pretty solid! I like the Cumin Lamb, Fish fillet with garlic, and the dried anchovies with peanut appetizer. I usually pay the extra $3 to get the mixed steam veggies to justify eating so much. The food is a little "cleaner" and "healthier" then many Sichuanese places i been too so that is a plus. Yes it's still oily, salty and spicy but at a reasonable amount. Nothing is overcooked and drenched in a gallon of oil. The meat has good texture, vegetables are crispy, and the sauces and aromatics are balanced. I wish the portions were a bit bigger on some things (maybe I'm spoiled but it seems like Chinese restaurants always give WAY to much) but the quality is good so that's a small gripe. The menu is a bit on the simple side, but there is enough authentic flavors to keep you excited. The menu is actually like 99% authentic dishes which is a plus. I will go back to try other things. Keep up the good work.
Trudy-Ann N.
We love it here. Great service. Tasty Food. It's my new favorite Chinese take out spot. I had the Mongolian chicken, sweet and sour spare ribs. And so other apps that were just super delish.
Johnny L.
If I have to choose one Chinese restaurant to eat of all DFW, this is the place! Don't get me wrong, there are various styles of Chinese cooking so comparison is essentially moot, but this is MY go-to Hotspot if I had to choose ONE. Pro: - reasonably priced - generous portion (gives you a lot...a lot, a lot) - consistency in flavor Cons: - none as yet. I discovered this place during covid so I can't quite comment on atmosphere/service. From just glancing it's typical, nothing modernized. Recommend: I have yet to try something I don't like, but here are my favorite dishes thus far. - Mao xue wang - this dish is LOADED. Normally this dish in other restaurants will have maybe 3 or 4 ingredients total but this has like 5 or 6 things in there. - crispy beef with mushroom - sometimes a little too much on the flour side but it's not overwhelming. They make it crispy, sweet, and yummy. - cold dishes - the spicy flavor of the pig ears is awesome. - dim sum- the flavor or the tripe is astounding, shu mai are large, the chicken feet are great.
Lisa Pitt
No complaints, everything I've gotten so far was great.
Homer Welker
Good food. Quick online ordering for takeout.
Mark T.
The food aren't that great taste, ordered triple delight crispy rice, hardly any seafood in it. Pork with dried bean curd, the dried bean curd very tough.
Stary N.
One of the better Chinese restaurants in Plano. They sell mix of southern n northern Chinese cuisine. I like their mi xian especially.very large serving.
Ultimate Latina
Disgusting. The meat tastes weird and cheap. We are bought beef&broccoli, & general tso.
Bill B.
This is quite a find since they have an extensive menu of authentic Chinese dishes and another menu for those expecting American/ Chinese food. An excellent choice for anyone who either wants the real thing or just wants to give it a try. Portions are large so be careful ordering.
Adam P.
Very impressed with this place. Highly encourage others to try them out, especially during Covid-19 to support a locally owned restaurant. The food was fantastic, hot and FRESH. This is our new 'Go To' for Chinese in the area (used to go to Skillman Wok but it has declined last few years, IMO. Go give them a chance and have some great Chinese food...from the 'Americanized' dishes (eg General Tso) to authentic Chinese dishes this place will have something for everyone! BYOB/BYOWine. Make sure they're on your list of local places to support during this craziness!
It’s not the money wasted it’s the slip that they served today in our to go order. I will never trust an online recommendation again. This is the worst meal Chinese or otherwise
s w
Good news for dim sum enthusiasts! Went for Cantonese dim sums today. Although the selections are few but they're generally very well prepared and flavorful! By far the best tasting dim sums in the area.
Rick D.
Tried this place not too long ago because of the rave reviews on Yelp. Went in and ordered my signature dish - braised beef noodle soup. They had the option of adding a side vegetable, so I added the steamed bok choy. This place did not disappoint. Always good service and now they recognize me when I come in. Fantastic food and close to home. I'm a fan.
Jay Mann
Great food. Love the taste. Kung Pao Beef was very flavorful. The mushrooms and bamboo shoots are different than what I'm used to (usually it's red and green bell peppers, this is only red - the peanuts here also had the peanut skin on, which was different than usual).
Gabriel W.
This place is Good, but beware it's a little pricy. I knew the owner of the pervious Asian seafood restaurant at this location and she had to leave because of the large increase in rent and this place charges higher prices to compensate that. The food is really good and not to disappoint. Our favorite dish is the HK style crab ($40 on sale) with rice and it's really filling. It comes with a big plate of rice with crab and it's enough to feed 2-3 people by itself. We decided to order 3 other dishes for our party of 4 and we were left feeling really full. I really enjoyed their intestines especially. Overall the food has great flavor and the service is really friendly. I would love to come back some other times.
This place is pretty tasty. I actually didn't realize this was a sichuanese place since it is surrounded by Indian businesses. But upon further inspection i was pleasantly surprised since I have a craving for Sichuanese food every now and then, and this place is really close to my home. It's pretty solid! I like the Cumin Lamb, Fish fillet with garlic, and the dried anchovies with peanut appetizer. I usually pay the extra $3 to get the mixed steam veggies to justify eating so much. The food is a little "cleaner" and "healthier" then many Sichuanese places i been too so that is a plus. Yes it's still oily, salty and spicy but at a reasonable amount. Nothing is overcooked and drenched in a gallon of oil. The meat has good texture, vegetables are crispy, and the sauces and aromatics are balanced. I wish the portions were a bit bigger on some things (maybe I'm spoiled but it seems like Chinese restaurants always give WAY to much) but the quality is good so that's a small gripe. The menu is a bit on the simple side, but there is enough authentic flavors to keep you excited. The menu is actually like 99% authentic dishes which is a plus. I will go back to try other things. Keep up the good work.
We love it here. Great service. Tasty Food. It's my new favorite Chinese take out spot. I had the Mongolian chicken, sweet and sour spare ribs. And so other apps that were just super delish.
If I have to choose one Chinese restaurant to eat of all DFW, this is the place! Don't get me wrong, there are various styles of Chinese cooking so comparison is essentially moot, but this is MY go-to Hotspot if I had to choose ONE. Pro: - reasonably priced - generous portion (gives you a lot...a lot, a lot) - consistency in flavor Cons: - none as yet. I discovered this place during covid so I can't quite comment on atmosphere/service. From just glancing it's typical, nothing modernized. Recommend: I have yet to try something I don't like, but here are my favorite dishes thus far. - Mao xue wang - this dish is LOADED. Normally this dish in other restaurants will have maybe 3 or 4 ingredients total but this has like 5 or 6 things in there. - crispy beef with mushroom - sometimes a little too much on the flour side but it's not overwhelming. They make it crispy, sweet, and yummy. - cold dishes - the spicy flavor of the pig ears is awesome. - dim sum- the flavor or the tripe is astounding, shu mai are large, the chicken feet are great.
No complaints, everything I've gotten so far was great.
Good food. Quick online ordering for takeout.
The food aren't that great taste, ordered triple delight crispy rice, hardly any seafood in it. Pork with dried bean curd, the dried bean curd very tough.
One of the better Chinese restaurants in Plano. They sell mix of southern n northern Chinese cuisine. I like their mi xian especially.very large serving.
Disgusting. The meat tastes weird and cheap. We are bought beef&broccoli, & general tso.
This is quite a find since they have an extensive menu of authentic Chinese dishes and another menu for those expecting American/ Chinese food. An excellent choice for anyone who either wants the real thing or just wants to give it a try. Portions are large so be careful ordering.
Very impressed with this place. Highly encourage others to try them out, especially during Covid-19 to support a locally owned restaurant. The food was fantastic, hot and FRESH. This is our new 'Go To' for Chinese in the area (used to go to Skillman Wok but it has declined last few years, IMO. Go give them a chance and have some great Chinese food...from the 'Americanized' dishes (eg General Tso) to authentic Chinese dishes this place will have something for everyone! BYOB/BYOWine. Make sure they're on your list of local places to support during this craziness!
Restaurantji Recommends
It’s not the money wasted it’s the slip that they served today in our to go order. I will never trust an online recommendation again. This is the worst meal Chinese or otherwise
Good news for dim sum enthusiasts! Went for Cantonese dim sums today. Although the selections are few but they're generally very well prepared and flavorful! By far the best tasting dim sums in the area.
Tried this place not too long ago because of the rave reviews on Yelp. Went in and ordered my signature dish - braised beef noodle soup. They had the option of adding a side vegetable, so I added the steamed bok choy. This place did not disappoint. Always good service and now they recognize me when I come in. Fantastic food and close to home. I'm a fan.
Great food. Love the taste. Kung Pao Beef was very flavorful. The mushrooms and bamboo shoots are different than what I'm used to (usually it's red and green bell peppers, this is only red - the peanuts here also had the peanut skin on, which was different than usual).
This place is Good, but beware it's a little pricy. I knew the owner of the pervious Asian seafood restaurant at this location and she had to leave because of the large increase in rent and this place charges higher prices to compensate that. The food is really good and not to disappoint. Our favorite dish is the HK style crab ($40 on sale) with rice and it's really filling. It comes with a big plate of rice with crab and it's enough to feed 2-3 people by itself. We decided to order 3 other dishes for our party of 4 and we were left feeling really full. I really enjoyed their intestines especially. Overall the food has great flavor and the service is really friendly. I would love to come back some other times.