Food: 2 Service: 4 Ambiance: casual sit down…read more We've been coming here for over a decade. Unfortunately, they are completely unreliable for gluten-free requests. We've tried ordering items gluten-free, and going through each dish ingredient by ingredient to eliminate the gluten-full ones, and ordering items that should not have gluten to begin with. All failed and they were each followed by a long night of cramps and diarrhea. So we've reluctantly crossed them off our list. But if you don't have gluten concerns, the food is pretty good, especially for the more "Chinese" dishes. There is usually at least one Chinese speaker who can talk about Chinese items not on the regular menu. We marked them down slightly for service because it really is hit or miss depending on who you speak with both on the phone and in the restaurant.

3.5 Stars. Ordered takeout from here!…read more The good: -Easy online Ordering System. -The portions are great. They come with a generous amount of protein. -The prices are great for the portions (paid under $100 for a feast of two appetizers and 4 dishes) -They prepare the food so quickly! Our food was ready and packed in 15-20 minutes. -My favorite were the vegetable dumplings ($10.95) -Lo Mein ($15.95) came packed with 3 proteins and was lovely -General Tso's ($14.95) was nice The not so good: -It's interesting because some of the dishes were the blandest food I have ever tasted lol. Perhaps this was good because it kept me from overeating. -Chicken Fried Rice ($13.95), Mongolian Beef ($18.50), and Spicy Wontons ($10.95) were not flavorful.

Chinese Dragon is our favorite Chinese food place. Over the years we have ordered just about…read moreeverything on the menu and it is truly fantastic. Staff is so friendly and personable. Chinese decor and nice seating. We are such fans!!

What cool little find. If you are in the area I highly recommend this restaurant. Well decorated…read morebut not overly done. Great lighting very clean great staff and better food. 10-20 a playe and well worth it. Definitely family friendly.

We came here in 12/24/25 for dinner. Because it was Xmas eve, they were busy but they were nice…read morepeople. It was our first time there and we found the food great. The kung Pao chicken was amazing!! The orange beef was ok but good. I recommend them.

Still my go to for great Sichuan food and great service. Enjoy coming in a large group to enjoy all…read morethe different dishes.

My girlfriend was back in Austin briefly before leaving on a trip to Vermont with her friend who…read morelives in Dripping Springs, so I went to work browsing nearby spots on Yelp to make a decision. Thanks to reviews from fellow Yelpers like Steve W. and Samuel C., I felt confident suggesting Ling Wu to my friends and my girlfriend. I made a reservation for that Wednesday night at 7:00 pm, and by the time we arrived, the place was absolutely packed. There was a line of people waiting to be seated. I don't know if they were walk-ins or also had reservations, but thanks to ours, we were sat immediately with ease. I definitely recommend making a reservation. The interior of the building is beautiful, as is the patio with string lights and shrubbery. We sat inside, and the lowly lit atmosphere was excellent. All of the decor really makes the space feel cozy. Water is served in little mugs, and a paper mat is placed on the table because they know Austinites are messy. We all ordered drinks. Two people got a Kirin Light, one got a cocktail, and I ordered their mocktail Spritz. We also shared an appetizer of the Szechuan Spicy Cucumber, which arrived as an incredible tower of cucumber that was both fantastic and delicious. I lowkey ate half of the tower. My girlfriend ordered their soup dumplings, which were pretty good. Soup dumplings are not really my personal style, but everyone else at the table loved them. I was most excited for my entrée. I ordered the Orange Peel Akashi Beef with a side of brown rice, and honestly, it is some of the best Asian cuisine I've ever had. I've seen reviews complaining about the price point, but you can't compare a wagyu steak to Texas Roadhouse, and you can't compare a sit-down Asian restaurant to a Chinese buffet. This is clearly a step above. You don't have to fully dress the part, but this is practically fine dining. Top tier service, top tier atmosphere, and top tier food. This isn't a casual noodle shop, buddy. Overall, it's an excellent experience and definitely worth the steeper price tag. I recommend Ling Wu if you understand that sometimes you have to pay more for a higher quality meal. If you're not that type of person, grow up, because you're missing out on some of the best Asian food Austin has to offer. RIYL: A great meal with a great atmosphere

Beautiful place with elegant decor and a warm atmosphere. I had heard about Ling Wu from a few…read morelocal friends so came to check it out. We had reservation for an outside table but it was raining so they put us upstairs in the communal dining room. The room was beautiful with red lanterns and a giant one-piece wood table! Food was contemporary Chinese with American adaptation - but nevertheless well prepared and tasty! We had Peking Duck - ***** Pecan Shrimp ***** Sesame Chicken **** Beef with shishito pepper **** Green beans with garlic ***** Lychee mocktail ***** Service was superb! Prices are super reasonable for the quality of food!

Three Gorges is a small, no-frills restaurant with bold, authentic Chinese flavors with a Sichuan…read morecuisine twist. The menu has nicely seasoned dishes that balance heat, flavor, and aroma. I ordered hot and sour pork soup. I had never had hot and sour soup with meat. Portions were generous, ingredients fresh, and the food arrived smoking hot. The noodles were soft, smooth and flavorful. The pork inside looked like tiny meatballs. The first thing I noticed when I walked in was the restaurant was completely full and customers were continuing to flow in. Because the restaurant is rather small, I had to wait about 20 minutes for my order. Jim, one of the owners, said if I had ordered 3 items it would take about 45 minutes, that's why I went with one. You could easily tell that many folks at the restaurant were regulars, which means the food, service or both were exceptional. Definitely will be returning to Three Gorges...

House of Three Gorges is a no frills, authentic comfort meal that is warming and delicious. Family…read morestyle, big portions at a good price point. - Cumin Lamb: A heaping pile of thinly sliced lamb that is tender mixed in with cumin seeds, sichuan peppercorns, fresh cilantro, and red chilis. The cumin seeds give it that signature earthy, aromatic flavor and you get a slight tingly numbing spice sensation from the chilis and peppercorn. The lamb is not overly gamey, but it still does taste like lamb so if you are not really a lamb fan, I'd choose something else. - Jumping Fish: A very popular dish! Tender white fish fillets that is so soft it melts in your mouth. It is in a flavorful oil and broth that is refreshing from the fresh jalapenos. It is a savory dish, yet still relatively mild. It commes with napa cabbage as well! This was my favorite dish and I loved the flavor combined with the white rice. - Mapo Tofu (Vegetarian): They have one with pork as well, but I got the vegetarian version. Silky soft tofu cubes in that signature mapo tofu sauce and numbing peppercorns. Despite the appearance of all the dishes, none of them were very spicy. Overall, a comforting soft, spicy, savory dish with a slight tingle. - Eggplant in garlic sauce: A deliciously sweet and umami garlic sauce. The eggplants could have been a bit more cooked through in my opinion though since it was still quite firm. I loved it still! Note that all the dishes to me were not spicy just had an underlying subtle spice or tingle (like a finishing flavor note if you will). Also, since it is sichuan the dishes are on the oilier side. You order with the cashier at the front and pay up front as well. Food comes out quickly. It is a small space with three rows of tables (maybe around 12-15 tables give or take), so it does fill up fast. I went at around 5:40 PM on a Thursday and there was no wait, but by the time we finished eating at around 7PM, the restaurant was full. House of Three Gorges was hyped up a lot on my social media feed and through word of mouth, so I came in with high expectations. Luckily, they did not disappoint.

The soup dumplings were definitely a highlight--perfectly thin wrappers with a flavorful, juicy…read morebroth inside. The pan-fried pork buns were another standout, with that crispy bottom and juicy filling that's hard to find anywhere else in Austin.

Our family of five had the greatest time here! The food was insanely quick to come out, and it was…read moresome of the best dumplings I've ever had. The pan fried dumplings were the best; crisp and chewy; and the green beans were perfectly seasoned and spiced. A must have!

Don't let the look of this place deter you from grabbing some pretty good Asian food. We went in to…read moreorder and were very enthusiastically greeted and given menus. We were debating splitting a meal when the girl behind the counter offered the option of the lunch menu (even though it was after 4pm). We ordered orange chicken & Kung Pao chicken and waited. While we were waiting, 3 locals came in for pick up orders... good sign! They were so nice to every customer- making each feel welcomed and appreciated. We got plenty of food (ate the rest of mine for lunch today) and enjoyed our food in the RV. Nice find in a cute town.

Best chinese in all of llano city! A bit bland but im glad to see they are still here after all…read morethese years. Prices are ridiculously cheap, ambience is great.

Good food, reasonable prices. The only thing I do not like is that when I place an order to go,…read morethe portions go way down while the price stays the same, especially with the house lo mein.

Amazing service and food. We go at least once a week,,,, great prices lots of fresh food and…read moremeat.,,,.....

I can't believe I'm saying this. I got scared when I walked up to a Chinese food truck owned by…read moreMexicans. When I asked in English if they included utensils they answered in Spanish. But the food was surprisingly good! Gilberto only accepts cash or zelle. I paid $14 cash including tax for the beef and broccoli with fried rice. There's no tip jar so you don't have to tip. It definitely tasted better than Panda Express. The beef was good quality and tender. My toddler loved it. The broccoli and carrots were cooked perfectly. The food was perfectly seasoned with oyster sauce and a touch of sugar. The fried rice was moist and not too salty. I would not be surprised if Gilberto used to cook at a Chinese restaurant. I would definitely come back again.

Delicious Chinese food! The food comes with a spicy chili oil. I've had generals chicken and…read moreMongolian beef here. The generals chicken was so tasty, the sauce thick and syrupy. The Mongolian beef is tender beef with perfectly cooked al dente veggies. My new favorite spot. They do take cash or Zelle only.

This is by far our favorite Chinese restaurant, that my family has ever been to!…read more I am in my 60s, so that says a lot for how many Chinese restaurants that I have been to in my life! Food is excellent! The restaurant is very well decorated and super clean! The Staff is very friendly too! Definitely 5

I had a late weekday lunch with a friend at Hunan Lion. The restaurant is located in a strip…read moreshopping center along the southbound I35 service road. There's ample nearby parking. The entry area and interior of the restaurant are clean and colorfully decorated. We were seated immediately and beverage orders were taken and delivered promptly. We asked for extra time to look over the menu before ordering. There is a wide assortment, even on the lunch menu. Prices are very reasonable (less than $15) given the quality and amount of food. Included in lunch are choice of soup (corn, hot and sour, egg drop, and wonton), egg roll, fried or steamed rice, and the main course. My friend and I both chose wonton soup and shrimp entrées. The soup was rather salty. The entrées we ordered were very good, with my friend's Kung Pao shrimp on the spicy side. There was no skimping on the amount of shrimp! Our waitperson regularly checked in and refilled our water glasses. There's no doubt that we will return the next time we want Chinese food.