My family goes here after a nice outing they seem to think highly of it especially my uncle he…read moreLoves the shrimp fried rice! I love the menu options they have a lot to offer for a nice price. Very inexpensive!

I have gotten this coconut shrimp on numerous occasions from this restaurant. And always good…read more I don't know if they got a new chef or what, the Shrimp wasn't cleaned and it was beaded to much which made it hard to even think abt eating. I ate until the hunger left and left the rest to the trash. Money in the trash.

Our first dining out in Shadyside! This place is big inside with two dining areas full of tables…read moreand booths. We were seated in a booth near the front windows. A couple of big screen TVs in that room. Quick, friendly service. Told them we were in a hurry and they accommodated us nicely and efficiently. Ordered Mongolian Chicken and upgraded to fried rice; General Tso's Chicken and upgraded to fried rice. Both are very flavorful and suited our taste buds perfectly. We will be back to try more dishes.

We came to Szechuan Spice for the OCA LNY banquet and the food was incredible. Everything was…read morereally flavorful and perfectly seasoned and cooked. The staff did a great job of timing with our corpses. I loved the Chongqing chicken, the flame roasted peanuts, sautéed filet mignon, and sautéed lobster. Would eat everything again!!

2/4/25 Ate List:…read moreGeneral Tso's Chicken w/ White Rice - 8.3 Personally, when I'm in any city for any extended period of time, I want a reliable, quick, and delicious spot for Chinese food. For me, China House is it. Placed a take out order - was told it'd be ready in 5-10 minutes. Price was right. Everything was cooked well. It's a somewhat regular spot for me, particularly when I don't know what to have or I'm striking out on coming up with a dinner plan. If you're debating giving this spot a shot, you absolutely should.

I really did enjoy the mixed vegetables and tofu it was lovely and so much better than other place…read morethat's in Bloomfield Stars I don't understand how they still have the doors open cuz they suck this was a nice alternative

Delicious thai food in Pittsburgh! Love all their dishes and always have a hard time ordering just…read morea few. The flavors are deep and so tasty. Be careful with how spicy you request as it is very spicy. Service is super friendly and attentive, options are generous and prices are reasonable.

Went with my family and it was good. I loved the chili paste chicken. And the spring rolls were…read moregood and I liked the sauce that came with them. I wish the rice had been a bit more spicy. My dad really liked the curry. The staff was very nice. It was not busy when we went, we were able to sit down right away.

First visit was in March. Second visit the beginning of May…read more Inside dining area has a country charm with wooden tables, booths, chairs and even a wooden accent wall. Front is full windows that face Highland Ave. Very busy on a Friday evening. The waitress was very kind and helpful. Service with a smile. First time I ordered the Chu Chee Curry Fried Chicken and loved every bite. Second time I ordered Khao Soi and it's equal delicious. Although, this one come with grilled chicken. I think I liked their Thai fried chicken better than the grilled chicken. Next time I need to try this dish with rice noodles as our waitress said it soaks up the curry better than the regular noodles do.

When we visit our daughter, Noodlehead is a must-visit spot…read more On 5 prior occasions it's been great. This time, at lunch, they were off their game. Service was efficient but brusque/distracted. My noodles were dry and bland, and quantity was about 70 percent of normal. The other 5 at the table also felt their food was just alright. I'm please they take cards now: the cash-only model was suboptimal. And, the bring-your-own drinks approach is excellent. Overall, I'm a fan and will go back. But, this visit was just three stars.

I stumbled upon Bao when walking on Forbes. I was chasing an aroma-- whatever was in the air, I had…read moreto have. My first experience was so phenomenal that I went twice in a week. Each time I went, the place was busy with smiling customers. I attached pics of what I ordered; service is constantly prompt, and both times, the food came out quickly. Each and every item that I tried here has been tasty. The prices are reasonable & the portion sizes are very generous. I can't wait to explore the menu!

In So Cal, bao is loved, especially in Orange County, where I discovered it. It wasn't easy to find…read morein Long Beach, so I assumed it would be non-existent on the East Coast. But lo and behold, tucked in between Forbes and Fifth, is a small little restaurant called Bao. My assumption was that a place called Bao would have bao. I assumed correctly; Bao indeed has bao. Bao bao bao bao bao. There, I got it all out of my system. I was slightly concerned with the pictures, as the bao looked on the smaller size, but was pleased to find that the bao was a nice plump size. I went for the steamed bao with braised pork. Tender and flavorful with a dumpling dough that wasn't too heavy or too light. There's five per order so they definitely work as a good lunch for one or a sharable for two or three. The dipping sauce was good too but the bao was so good it didn't even need it. This place is on the way back from a weekly appointment of mine so I'll definitely be back... and I won't scarf it down so fast I forget to take pics!

The parlor has a really nice vibe, moody lighting and a whole second floor underneath with more…read moretables and bar area, service was also great, very attentive and nice! The drinks were a little underwhelming, the cocktails were okay, but the Chinese liquors were really nice to sip on while eating and had interesting flavors! The food was also quite solid- would recommend the Singapore style noodles which had good flavor and a fairly large portion size as well. Taro dumplings were also a standout, but everything else was fairly good. Overall I don't think it's a must try, but if you want a solid spot for dimsum and Chinese food with a really nice vibe, would recommend!

Warm up With the…read moredim sum cart and soups at @theparlordimsumpgh. On these chilly winter days, some dumplings, buns or wonton noodle soup is all I need. It's a cool spot with a warm vibe that overlooks Lawrenceville. We had great service. Can't wait to visit I again!

Food 4.5/5 Incredible array of food! It came out promptly…read moreand hot. Could tell the meats were of good quality. I definitely liked the apps more than the main dishes, so recommend getting those, especially the rock shrimp. Service 5/5 Service was friendly and kept an eye on our water. Would visit again Ambiance 5/5 Very clean, spacious with appropriate lighting. Loved the anime/one piece themed decor!

The food and drink menu here offer a wide variety of authentic and popular appetizers and dishes,…read morealong with many tea options. I enjoyed the vegetable tempura, chicken and corn soup, and a mango matcha latte.

I absolutely loved the Prik Pao and the Kee Mao. I don't think I could pick which I liked more. I'm…read morestill thinking about how good they both were. I would skip the fried rice, I personally didn't like the taste. The restaurant is small so I would recommend making a reservation.

I was recently hired by the organizers of Vegan Restaurant Week to film some content here to…read morepromote the event, and I have been back twice since on my own. I'm addicted to the purple lemonade, the kale salad with this insanely good nutritional yeast dressing, the pineapple fried rice with tofu, and the sticky rice dessert with homemade coconut ice cream. For vegan week the coconut ice cream was dairy free. Everything is just so fresh and delicious, service is always kind and knowledgeable, and the interior and patio are both beautiful seating options. Definitely a go-to spot for me and I have recommended it to many people.

Ordered dimsums and a hot and sour soup. We skipped the buffet. Dimsums were good and flavorful…read more Soup was also flavorful and spicy Soup dumpling was especially good, my favorite from the line up. So often they are flavorless. We stopped in for a quick & light lunch so I can't speak to the buffet or any of the chicken dishes I see being plated for takeout. Takeout boxes were being plated from buffet bar. Service was quick and friendly.

Service was welcoming and attentive the moment I walked in. They have a buffet that seemed popular…read morebut I was looking more for the menu options. It seemed to attract a lot of nearby people on their lunch breaks as well as students. I went in late December so it wasn't too busy and I found parking around the corner. I was seated and browsed through the menu. I ended up ordering: - Warm HK milk tea: I found this overly sweet overwhelming the milk tea - Pork with egg: This was under the HK menu with the char siu, crispy duck, and chicken option. What I got was not what I was expecting (char siu and boiled egg). The plate was more egg drop soup with pork and peas. It also had a sweet flavor. - Dim sum for one: Sui mai was decent. Har gao was off. They must have put something meant for the dessert dumpling into it. Coconut didn't have the mochi consistency I was expecting. It was very soft, not at all sticky or chewy. Staff was really nice. I just didn't enjoy my meal, unfortunately.