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    3.6 (22 reviews)

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    Huaqing L.

    Decent size restaurant. Nice service, has a complimentary soup. Their BBQ is really good. Authentic and flavorful. Classic claypot has rice crispy at bottom, sausage is a little bit salty but it's usually like that. Had a lucky day that oyster is on sale and it was really good.

    Mary C.

    New favorite restaurant. Food was delicious. Service was excellent. Pricing was good. I like everything we ordered. The salted fish fried rice was superb. The clams sauteed in black beans was good. The chicken was good. Everything was Yummy yummy.

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    Samantha G.

    I was so excited to have a Hong Kong/Cantonese style restaurant in DFW! Service: The women that worked here were very friendly! Ambiance: Plenty of seating. There were large round tables that could sit upwards of 8 -10 people! Perfect for the family style dinner! Food: Overall, I enjoyed the food we ordered. 1) Cantonese stir fried Beef noodles - these were my favorite! The beef was tender and the noodles soaked in the flavor from the wok and seasonings. 2) The Chinese BBQ: We ordered roasted pork, duck, and Chinese BBQ pork. I enjoyed the duck and the BBQ pork, but did not enjoy the roasted pork because it tasted a bit too fatty for my liking and did not have enough flavor.

    Lucy M.

    Came with a group of 4 people, ordered four dishes and an appetizer and had leftovers to spare, so value is not bad. It's hard to mess up stir fried green beans so those were pretty good, and I liked the amount of wok hei on the flat noodles. Clay pot was solid, as was the seafood tofu pot. Everything was just a little bland and nothing really stood out/particularly wowed me. There are better canto options in the area IMO (TKS, C&A). Complementary soup at the beginning was supposed to be bone broth I think but it was sickeningly sweet and I couldn't finish it. Chicken egg rolls were mid.

    XO sauce twice cooked pork
    James Z.

    Pretty happy there is a specialized Hong Kong style restaurant in DFW now. They have a lot of the classics. We've gotten the claypot rice, twice cooked pork with XO sauce, Hakka salt-baked chicken, and stir fried flat noodles. Everything is pretty good and thought the stir fried flat noodles were the best. They were very thin and soft with a nice wok hei flavor. Twice cooked pork was okay, a little saucy and salty. Hakka salt-baked chicken was pretty good. Chicken was tender and had a good salty taste. Claypot rice was promising but just seemed to have a missing flavor to put it over the top. Presentation was nice with the sizzling claypot and pouring the sweetened soy sauce on top. They gave lots of meat and it's a good value. Overall, pretty good experience and will satisfy your HK craving. Will be back to try more of the menu.

    Winnie C.

    Bokee is arguably one of the best Cantonese/Hong Kong restaurants in DFW Hard to find clay pot rice in Dallas and this place does it right. Portions are also fairly large! I tried a few, but I think the chicken with shitake was my favorite. Super tender chicken with ginger and umami flavors throughout. Highly recommend. Our party also enjoyed the Chinese sausage clay pot rice! This place also has hands down the best beef flat noodle I've had, maybe dare I say Texas. The wok hei was on par with what I've had in Hong Kong. Seasonings on point, any saltier would have been too salty. Everything came out fresh and hot. Service was pretty fast when we went on a weekday. Also enjoyed complimentary winter melon soup. Everything we had was solid , and our party of 8 demolished all the plates without any leftovers!

    Sizzling Fish-Fragrant Eggplant Claypot & Braised Pork Belly w/ Preserved Mustard Green
    Ying L.

    My family and I were excited to see that a new Hong Kong Style restaurant opened up near us. Ever since we moved to the DFW area, we've been struggling to find a good Cantonese/HK style restaurant and was hopeful when we saw that the Chinese name included 大排档/Dai Pai Dong. We got Crab Rangoon, Sizzling Fish-Fragrant Eggplant Claypot, Pork Chop w/ Sweet & Sour Sauce, Braised Pork Belly w/ Preserved Mustard Green, Salt & Pepper Fish Fillet, Beef Lo Mein, Singapore-Style Fried Vermicelli, Stir-Fried Flat Rice Noodle w/ Beef, BBQ Pork Fried Rice, and Two BBQ Combo Rice w/ BBQ Pork & Soy Sauce Chicken. The taste is definitely up to par to what we've had in HK. The dishes definitely have that 'wok hei,' IYKYK! They have good portions. (Don't judge based on my photos. My family started eating before I could get photos.) The only "complaints" we had were that the eggplant dish was a bit more vinegary than preferred and could have used a bit of fish sauce. The Salt and Pepper Fish was also missing some chili peppers. I'm hoping to try out their Hong Kong Style Crab Fried Rice, Roast Duck, and Wonton Noodle Soup! I haven't had a good bowl of Wonton Noodle Soup since we moved from Chicago! Bokee's definitely got my family's seal as one of the go-to place for HK food!

    Hong kong style crab fried rice, oysters with garlic sauce, lemon grass pork chop
    Andrew H.

    The service was really confusing and we had to call for someone to come order takeout multiple times. The menu was a little misleading as the pork ribs were actually pork chops. They did not have much of a lemongrass flavor as well. The oysters were huge and great, a little strong on the garlic side but overall really delicious. The crab fried rice is 100% worth it and delicious, definitely their speciality and would recommend getting. The seating is unfortunately packed and there was a lot of people waiting on the side and we were unsure if they were waiting for seating or what was happening but overall great spot, could use some signs to avoid confusion!

    Shrimp crispy noodle
    Jenny M.

    I observed that a few of my friends recently shared their experiences with Bokee Chinese BBQ in Plano. I decided that I would like to try it before bringing my entire family. I ordered the shrimp crispy noodle dish to take home and share with my parents. To my surprise, the noodle texture and taste were distinctly different from other Cantonese food establishments. The flavors were exceptional. I inquired about the availability of curry fish ball with pork skin and was informed that it may be offered in the future. I am eager to sample their authentic Cantonese cuisine and plan to return for my birthday.

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    Serene C.

    This place has only been open for about a month. The food is really good! I can't wait to go back and try more dishes. I loved what we got and some favorites were the sizzling claypot chicken and the beef chow fun that has amazing wok hei (iykyk). The Hong Kong style fish fillet was a bit saltier than preferred but still good nonetheless. Service was a bit slow but they are very helpful. Glad to have a Cantonese spot in town!

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    Very happy to find this delicious restaurant and very authentic hong Kong style cuisine.

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