Food always looks as advertised and tastes even better. Food is very quick and staff are very…read morepolite. Typically a lot of people but wait is amost always quick

OG Dumpling House is a fun place to share a variety of dumplings and other Asian appetizers and…read moredishes. While visiting on a cool night, the Dan Dan Noodles sounded really appealing to me, and they did not disappoint! The bowl was a large portion with a good amount of noodles and tender, juicy ground pork. The broth was hot and spicy, but also flavorful...the heat was not too overpowering for me. I was very happy with my meal, but also happy to taste some other items we got to share. Edamame always seems like a good way to start a meal...these were overly salted for my liking. The scallion pancake was okay...a little small with just four thin pieces. More successful were the namesake dumplings. I really liked their versions of Xaio Long Bao - both the original pork and shrimp varieties contained delicious broth and fillings. We also shared the pork and chive dumplings, beef dumplings, and pork and corn dumplings...and we would order all of them again! The orange chicken was also an enjoyable dish to share, and good way to add some variety to the plethora of dumplings. I'm sure they get a lot of young customers from RIT and UofR, and the music catered more to this audience - it was a bit loud for my preference. But, service was very good and it is a fun casual environment to enjoy some good, reasonably priced chow with friends!

Seems ok Chinese food place. I ordered General Tso chicken online for pick up. The chicken pieces…read moreare big but the sauce is too sweet to my taste and there is no spicy flavor. The restaurant seems to be clean.

This is my new favorite Chinese restaurant. Everything I had was delicious. Not sure why I waited…read moreso long on trying it. There's been a few times I was going to order here, but then backed out. I think when it comes to Chinese food, we tend to get attached to a favorite place, even if you know in your heart that the food doesn't quite hit like it once did. I'm glad I finally decided to pull the trigger. In the past, I would have put Tsingtao house in a category of more upscale, pricier, Chinese restaurant...but these days, even the hole in the walls are pricey! Truthfully, for what I ordered at Tsingtao, I thought the prices were a tremendous value, given the quality of the food is top tier! My recommendation is anything with garlic sauce! So freaking good!

I'm updating my review because after one bad experience, they have been consistently back to the…read morenear perfection we've come to know from them. Standouts: Firecracker Fish Hot Horn Beef Asparagus Beef Black Bean Pork

parking in front and I guess in the back too? We parked it right in front…read more Big space and decent size menu. We tried a couple of buns, the sauces were overwhelming and thick. the za cha Cheng noodle was decent once mixed together. we did also get the black bean beef noodle. It was way too salty, maybe it was from the black bean. The dumplings were a bit dry, maybe have some broth with it if they are steamed?

For the best Dim Sum in Rochester this is the place! Serving an assortment of sushi and sashimi for…read moredinner is the best deal in town. A prefix of approximately $35.00 all you can eat is a bargain. The staff is eager to please and the ambiance is joyous. Highly recommend Spin and Savor.

Spin and Savor's attempt to jump on the AYCE bandwagon is barely a hop. Went for lunch around 1:00…read moreand there was still a good variety on the conveyor belt. No sushi though. As was to be expected, only nigiri sushi is available during lunch, but any nigiri order is an additional $1.00 over the AYCE price. I would expect dinner pricing will remove that limitation and also include sashimi, but I doubt I'll be back to find out. You are also able to order off of the tablet for items not on the conveyor belt, but two of the items I ordered didn't arrive. It was after the lunch rush, so not really packed. One (salmon skin roll) was delivered after I asked about the order, the other (shrimp dumpling) I just told them to forget about and I checked out. All in all, the food was OK, but not up to par with the other AYCE options in Rochester.

This one's easy and straightforward: Szechuan Opera is probably the best Chinese restaurant in…read moreRochester, NY--and that's coming from someone who lived on the West Coast for years. The food has real, traditional spices and bold flavor. Nothing tastes watered down, and everything is seasoned the way you hope it'll be when you order Chinese food. Last time I got chicken fried rice, orange chicken, pan-fried dumplings, and crab rangoon. The fried rice was solid and well-seasoned, the orange chicken was crispy with a good sauce, the dumplings were nicely pan-seared, and the crab rangoon was fresh, crunchy, and hit the comfort-food spot. I've only done takeout, so I can't say much about the ambience, but it's centrally located with decent parking. Inside is traditionally decorated, and there's a giant golden throne in the lobby that's great for a quick picture. Service has always been speedy and friendly, orders come out fast, everything's packed well, and the staff is consistently nice.

I'm visiting Rochester and needed some tasty Chinese food! I ordered on UberEats and got the…read moredelivery. All the dishes were amazing! Broccoli Chicken was tender and moist! Dan Dan noodles with meat sauce and a bit of spicy kick! Yangzhou fried rice very on point! Thank you Szechuan Opera! Also thanks to the UberEats collaboration!

Chen Garden is such a wonderful restaurant! My family and I went there this afternoon for lunch and…read morehad an amazing experience. It was dimly lit by design and had a really cool atmosphere. There were fairy lights, small lamps, and quiet instrumental music playing in the background. It sounded very similar to the soundtrack of Hyrule Field in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. The food was tasty and very authentic! Our server was friendly and knowledgeable about celiac disease and cross contamination. Everything on their menu is clearly marked if it's spicy and/or can be made gluten free, too! They have a big selection, and if my family's meals were anything to go by, everything is great. If I lived anywhere close to here, I would be a regular. Here are pictures of some (not all) of their menu pages.

I've wanted to try Chen's for some time and was initially quite pleased. The storefront is a little…read morerough and the interior decor likely hasn't been updated for decades... Both qualities that I tend to like as long as a restaurant is clean... and Chen's was. The food was decent but nothing special. The garlic sauce didn't taste like garlic... More like brown sugar really. The sweet and sour wasn't great either. To be fair, the friends that we went with loved their dinners. The killer was the rude server. We had barely finished eating and weren't planning to linger but apparently finishing our drinks and chatting for five minutes was a bit too much for him. He told us that there were customers waiting and that we had to leave. I might note that there were a few empty tables at that time but even if there weren't that poor behavior was uncalled for. We won't be going back to Chen's.

It would be nice to have a few tables that weren't hot pot, the hot pot tables are huge. The food…read morewas good even without having hot pot. The service was quick and friendly. The hot and sour soup and the general tso chicken wings were the favorites.

This is now my hot pot go to restaurant. I've been trying the ones in town and this is my favorite…read more It's clean (so many hot pot places fail on that basis), the staff is friendly and helpful, and the ingredients are fresh. My only suggestion would be to have more variety in the vege category.

Good food Good prices…read moreVery clean inside Highly recommend Great service Would recommend if you're from out of town

Ordered take out and delivery so have not seen this restaurant. Food arrived amazingly hot and well…read morepackaged. Fried rice, dumplings and egg rolls were all quite good. The pho soup was a bit disappointing the broth being pretty bland without depth. But all in all decent