8 Best Chinese Restaurants in The Woodlands

“My husband and I recently revisited Dumpling and Noodle Delight for a lovely lunch date, and it was nothing short of amazing. The pork soup dumplings were a highlight, bursting with delicious flavors that felt truly special. My husband's choice of crawfish noodles was equally impressive, with a fresh crawfish flavor that shone through. The noodles tasted homemade, and the spice level was just right, adding a perfect kick. We also shared the Hongyu wonton appetizer, which was both flavorful and delightfully spicy. The ambiance of the restaurant is charming, with cute decor that adds to the overall dining experience. The staff were incredibly friendly, making us feel welcomed and well-attended. To top it all off, the tea and desserts were fresh and sweet, providing a perfect end to our meal. Dumpling and Noodle Delight is definitely a place we’ll be returning to, and we highly recommend it for anyone looking for a delightful dining experience.“

“We really enjoyed lunch at Triple Pepper! We tried the pork bao, spicy cucumber salad, crispy chicken, pork elbow, and hot and sour soup. The entrées are large enough to share and come with rice, which was great.
We asked for less spice in our meal and it still came out pretty spicy, but it was so delicious! The numbing spice was a really interesting sensation. All of the sauces were excellent, and the pork elbow was especially good.
Our waitress was amazing as well. She was so nice and took the time to explain the menu and help us decide what to try first.
Overall, it was a great food experience. We’ll definitely be back to try more of the menu!“

“Very good Chinese food at a good price and good service. We will definitely go there again. I strongly recommend that you try this restaurant when in the woodlands area.“

“We came in to eat on a busy saturday night, no complaints really but I had to give a shoutout to our amazing food runner Abraham! I genuinely wish he would’ve been our server instead. So attentive, caring and just overall awesome!! We hope he gets an opportunity to become a server one day because we will definitely be requesting him to serve us.“

“If you grew up in The Woodlands like I did (1983 - present), you definitely know Chef Chan's is the best Chinese food around. When we have family come visit from other states, they always request we "order Chinese food from that one place" while they're in town. The Grogan's Mill Shopping Center used to be its home back in the day, but long story short, it's now at the Indian Springs Shopping Center where Lake Woodlands and Woodlands Pkwy intersect. THIS IS THE ORIGINAL "OG" CHEF CHAN'S!!! Give them all your money, and tell them that Anthony says, "Hi!" (I swear my kid's addiction to this place is legendary) ❤️ Favorites: Orange Chicken Beef & Broccoli Wonton Soup Mu Shu Pork Roasted Pork Fried Rice Chicken Lo Mein Egg Rolls Crab Rangoons“

“Every few weeks we have our Family Sunday Dinner ordering to go with the whole family . China Bridge is one of our favorite places to order from . They have a great variety to order from and the food is always good. So everyone always gets their favorite meal . . I do have one suggestion for them though . Their restaurant is very nice but it always seems that their dine in business is not as busy as they should be . My suggestion having started in the Restaurant Industry is to create more light in the Restaurant . Also on days for Big Sports events make sure your TV is on with no Sound . Customers also like being able to see out and into the restaurant so opening it up will help . Anyway if you haven’t eaten there give them a try prices are fair and food and service are always great , Thanks Will Mattern“

“Their crab rangoons are super delicious! we also love the beef skewers. Highly recommend!“

“This is the best oriental restaurant by far in the Magnolia area. Delivery is fast and the food is always hot. When we are hungry for oriental food we do not think of another place, its always Mei-Wei. Thank you for always meeting our expectations. That is hard to find these days.“