Chinese Restaurants near Porter

“Amazing food .... came down to visit my aunt from Illinois and stopped here and all I have to say is wow food was amazing and service was great will be back“

“Went there tonight for the first time. Amazing food and wonderful service. Highly recommend.“

“Closest Panda Express to my area. The Beyond Orange Chicken was beyond delicious! I got it with some chow mein and some spring rolls. I did an online order and didn't have to wait long for my food since I went the drive through route. The employees were amicable enough but I won't get mad at them when Panda Express makes a lot of money but pay their employees starving wages. (Anything below $25/hr is starvation wage.) Hungry customers are the worst customers. I know they're trying to survive and it doesn't help minimum wage hasn't been raised since 2009. Anyways, quick plant-based food item is now available and I hope it stays!“

“waitstaff are always nice and inviting... recently had the best experience from here thanks to my waiter Alex. He was phenomenal snd very kind! will be requesting him when I cone back!“

“Usually a solid spot for dinner. This time the family decided to order some new items on the menu that we haven’t had before. Unfortunately we didn’t like any of them…drunken chicken, egg rolls and hot&sour soup. We will be back and order our normal Kung Pao Chicken.“

“Best Chinese cuisine in Spring Tx“

“Wonderful food served by staff that takes time to ensure customer satisfaction. I felt appreciated as a customer and wish I lived closer to be able to eat there regularly. The portion size was very generous and the food flavorful. You have to try it!“

“THE KINDEST WOMAN HELPED ME TONIGHT!!!! I accidentally ordered my take out order to the branch in Katy and she immediately called them and cancelled my order for me and went to make my order for me as quickly as she could. It was completely my mistake but she acted as if it were her own with how helpful and genuinely caring she was. She was so so sweet and deserves the world!“

“Tai Li relocated and combined restaurants with Fujiya. Lai Li is basically a Chinese restaurant with hot and sour chicken, egg foo yung, etc. Fujiya is a Japanese restaurant with sushi, special rolls, etc. Now here when it gets interesting. The menu is not a fusion of the two cultures. Their menus are separate and pretty much the same as when they weren’t co-housed. Tai Li food remains delicious. It’s certainly busier now and something the Fujiya wait staff is not as familiar with some of off menu foods that Tai li has offered for years. Over the “fusion” works. I believe it’s now only called Tai Li but the sign outside continues to say Fujiya.“