Took out chicken meifun (stir fried rice noodles) and it was delicious. OK portion and I will be…read moreback for other dishes!

Looks are deceiving, sadly. I never tried this place before because in all my years, I've NEVER…read morehad decent food from little neighborhood spots like this. I figured I'd give them a try. Everything looked good but taste was Lacking! Beef & broccoli, was watered down. The meat was soo fatty, I chewed and chewed, it wouldn't break apart! My side of white rice was minute rice! It was fluffy and not how it should be. Wonton soup, broth was fine, like chicken stock. Inside the wonton was some kind of dark brown substance. Not pork, and no slivers of pork in the soup. I tried a spring roll & egg roll. Yuck. They both tasted slimy inside, maybe the wrapper wasn't cooked all the way? Also the sweet n sour souce for them was watered down. $25 wasted.

**This review is based on a pick-up order.**…read more I called in this order, and the lady who took the call was quick and polite. Plus, the order was correct, so she was accurate too. Always a good thing. The food, however, was a mixed bag. First, I ordered beef and snow peas (I asked for it to be spicy), and the dish was among the best I've had in a long time. The peas were crunchy; the beef was melty; and the sauce was rich -- and spicy, just as I requested. Because I don't eat a ton, I ordered the upgrade (to fried rice, wonton soup and an egg roll) to share. Meh. The broth was nice, but there really weren't wontons in it. Rather, they were ribbons of way overcooked pasta. Not a deal-breaker, but nothing memorable. The egg roll was the typical freezer-to-fryer variety. Not terrible, but hardly plump and definitely not rolled in-house like the good ol' days. Finally, the fried rice is missing something. Not only do I believe that it was never cooked in a wok, but it also had a scant flavor of sesame oil and little else. I'm not usually one to tell people how to do their business. This time is different though, since I am not the only one to mention the bland 'fried' rice here. Use some soy sauce. Use the wok -- and not the microwave. And perhaps, use an egg and a little garlic. But hey! These guys have been in business for a minute, so we 'fried' rice detractors must be in the minority. All of that to say, this place does an outstanding job with the beef and snow peas. But next time -- if there is a next time (I live in Houston) -- I'll ask for the steamed rice and dress it myself.

Third time ordering, twice my order was not what was ordered. First time it was fixed, I think it…read morewas an error in the order taker. This time I ordered "Pearl of the seven seas" $16.50. It's supposed to be crab shrimp scallop in sauce with baby corn and straw mushrooms. I ordered this for the reason of the mushrooms. I get it it has no mushrooms at all. It has TONS of pea pods, bamboo, celery, water chestnuts and I counted 12 pieces of seafood, like none for the size. I call and they said no, no mushroom when I'm staring at the menu I saw online and have a paper copy in front of me. There's maybe enough meat for one serving and then one serving of just veggies and a whole crap load of sauce. Do better. I won't be back, and they're 3 minutes from me!

I have been ordering from Ni's for a few years and I've never been disappointed in the food. Where…read moreI am knocking 2 stars off is the guy that is doing the deliveries. 3 orders in a row and each time the bags and everything in the bags stink like cigarettes. Not a faint odor but it's disgustingly bad. I have to remove all the food and wash down the containers. Take the egg rolls out of the paper bags. Then I have to put the food bags into another bag and take it out to the garbage can otherwise it stinks everything up. Then I have to wash my hands again because they smell like cigarettes. It almost has me to the point where I am going to stop ordering from them which sucks. ​

Honestly, one of our favorite take out restaurants! Staff is always courteous, the food is always…read moreout quickly and is never cold. A lot of take out restaurants will give me a stomach ache but I've never had a bad experience here.

The food I received yesterday was terrible. We had wonton soup that was ok... everything else was…read moretrash the fried dumplings were over cooked, the General Taos chicken was over cooked and old. The fried rice it came with was over cooked. The pork fried rice was also overcooked. We spent $45 and it was complete garbage. I don't even know how they could pack the food in the containers and not see how bad it was. Time to find another place

Every time I pick up an order here it's slow. And TWICE I've sat and waited only to find the order…read morehas been ready for who knows how long and the person at the desk wasn't paying attention. Doesn't help when it's a child reading a book, who's also supposed to be handling DoorDash. No wonder I waited for 10 minutes when the food was ready. Don't order takeout here if you want it warm.

I gave this business less stars the last time on a carry out. I try to give business a second try,…read moreyou never know. I'm very glad I did, our server was excellent, the food was good and the presentation was very nice. I was impressed.

I remember when this restaurant first opened. We ordered a family dinner tonight, literally through…read morethe entire thing out. No flavor, the chicken was only partially cooked. The egg rolls were wet not crisp. I wouldn't let my dogs I would like eat that food. They need to close !

Fantastic food that will keep people coming back for more! Huge portions and the food tastes great!…read moreWe have been repeat customers over the past few weeks--if you want great egg rolls, General tsos, or even Shrimp and Lobster Sauce come here! The owner, Ling, is also the server and she is phenomenal--a friendly smile and fast service!

If you've been to one Chinese (actually Cantonese) you've been to them all…read more I just didn't like the fact that they charge for using credit cards and I hate that this is becoming normal business practice. Learn how to either negotiate or decline business with the banks.

Really impressive for what it is. This is very much an Americanized Chinese restaurant, but the…read morepreparation is very impressive. The vegetables were fresh and cooked just crisp. The tofu was nicely prepared with a nice crunchy fried exterior without being overdone. The space was fine: more geared toward takeout than dine in, but dine in is certainly an option. The staff was friendly and very much interested in making sure we had the best experience possible. All told, I view this as a hidden gem of a destination. This isn't fine dining or a modern take on Chinese American cuisine, but they do an excellent job of filling the niche they aim to fill.

Some of the most tasteless Chinese food my husband and I ever had. I had the Happy Family and my…read morehusband had the Sweet and Sour Chicken. The food was bland and the chicken was hard.

The service is excellent. There is a short wait time. The food is delicious. The place is…read morebeautiful. There is a full bar and two tv's with ticker tape close captions.

Pros: very good shrimp egg foo young and beef with broccoli. Friendly staff…read more Cons: 20 plus minutes to have order taken and the same to get your bill. So if you are in a time crunch this may not be the place for you. Wonton soup was greasy and the wontons themselves were nothing special.