Scallion pancake was thin and not greasy. Flaky texture and translucent. It was a 10/10…read more Sesame balls with red bean inside, good. The woman working was friendly and there was plenty of seating inside. Not loud, calm. They offer a large selection so there is something here for everyone. :)

This was not a good experience eating here on a Thursday night at 6:15pm. Everything was off. I was…read moretold to look over the menu to order, but when I stood up to order there was no one to be found. After standing for several minutes I ordered on the kiosk, which wasn't a problem just tell me to do that instead. I order soup dumplings and shrimp dumplings. It took 25 minutes to get my order. The restaurant was slammed with to go orders. Clearly just a busy time, but I was the only patron inside so for there to be such a delay really surprised me. When the dumplings showed up they were not acceptable. The shrimp dumplings weren't the right temperature. The soup dumplings were overcooked. Each one broke apart as they were stuck to the aluminum foil cup they came in. They also generally tasted off. I told this to the person working and they were extremely apologetic and kind. They quickly made me chicken fried rice which was average at best. Won't be coming back to Fat Dragon.

Their food is legit. Always love the spicy fish fillet dish and the menu is quite extensive…read more There are lots of Asians eating there every time I go, so you know it is authentic. But what got me wanting to leave a review was their takeout. They have the best packaging of to-go items I have ever seen. With items individually wrapped in plastic wrap to keep it from leaking out and cardboard dividers to keep your items from getting crushed, these guys know how to do takeout right. Thank you Asia Cafe for the high level of excellence in everything you do!

Asia Café is a very strange restaurant. The location is good, the interior design is beautiful, and…read morethe food is great, but the service is the most disappointing I have experienced in Austin--or perhaps in my entire life. My family and I used to go there regularly. We also had big meals there with friends. The dishes we particularly liked were the Spicy Beef and Fried Tofu with crushed pepper. I did not understand why many of my Asian friends didn't like the restaurant until I met an extremely rude cashier one day. Early this year, my husband and I came to Asia Café. There was a customer ordering at the front desk. After she finished ordering, she went back to her table and started talking with her friends, so I approached the counter. The cashier shouted at me with a hateful expression, "They haven't finished yet. Stand there!" I was shocked. Later, it was my turn. My husband and I usually ordered two dishes. However, it was a day of celebration, so we were thinking about ordering one more dish. I asked cheerfully, "Three dishes for two people should be okay, right?" She replied coldly, "How do I know how much you eat?" Hello? I came here to eat. I didn't owe her anything, and I certainly didn't deserve to be treated as if I wasn't welcome. The next few times I went there, I was still served by the nice lady. But one day, I met the rude older lady again and was mistreated. I stopped going. I do not recommend this place at all.

The reviews on this place got our attention so we decided to stop in. Hubby had the twice cooked…read morepork. It was amazing! delicious ! the flavor was nice and spicy with plenty of veggies and pork, loved the flavor. I had the combination stir fried rice. The serving was enough for three people. It was huge! Really enjoyed all of the protein in the rice. We also had the spring rolls. They were full of pork and shrimp and delicious. Our server was very attentive and very nice. This restaurant is extremely clean. Bathrooms were clean. I give it four stars.

I think the fried rice is good, the mapo tofu is good too, they are very generous with their meat…read moreportion in the mapo tofu. The salt and pepper dishes are too sweet. Same thing with the pig ear, too sweet for me. 3 cup chicken is interesting. Their scallion pancakes are very delicious and greasy.

Been to the one in Dallas Hmart and it was subpar. But heard form couple of friends that this one…read morebecame better and they were raving about the jambong so I had to try because I love jambong! Pros-jambong was tasty 1x going -lots of seafood and ingredients in jambong -yes it is better than before -tasty -efficient order system then wait to be called and pick up food -free small cups of water etc by the wall for all patrons -pretty nice Hmart comparative to others Cons-very heavy on the msg -2nd time going it was way too salty -wish noodles had more chew -not stellar -jajiangmyun is just ok -priced ok could give more in jajiangmyun -pretty pack and sometimes hard to find seats and gets a tad warm when it's very crowded -Dallas Zion market still holds best food court jambong and stalls for taste

I will never not be disappointed by Austin's Korean restaurant selection…read more Ignoring taste for a second, the portion size vs. the price is disproportionate. The Sweet and Sour Pork (탕수육) is $17.95. This feels like price gouging. The same franchise in Carrollton charges the same price for what feels like 4x the amount. It supposed to be a shareable plate. Also, (this is nitpicking) they just poured the sauce. It usually comes in the side. The Jjangmyeon (짱장면) was pretty tasteless like it needed more black bean paste and it was a smaller portion than before. The Jjampong soup (짬뽕국물) was rich though. It was probably the most value.

Pho Phi is one of the best Vietnamese spots in Austin. The pho here is outstanding -- the broth is…read morerich, clean, and perfectly balanced. You can tell it's made properly with real attention to detail. The meat is fresh and tender, and the portions are generous -- very filling. I also really liked how fresh everything was: herbs, lime, bean sprouts -- all high quality. The service is fast and friendly, and the staff is attentive. The atmosphere is cozy and relaxed, making it a great spot for both a quick lunch or a laid-back dinner. Definitely coming back and would highly recommend it to others. If you're looking for great pho -- this is the place.

Okay just wanted to update my review cause I went ahead and ordered that 10 bowl party pot for my…read moregathering! It was so seamless to order, pick up, and serve! The pot included herbs, veggies, and all the meats were separated. After tax I paid $140.xx plus a $20 bill to use their pot. I just brought it home and dumped each individual container into the pot and warmed it up. The noodles needed to be parboiled to achieve the bouncy softness but other than that my guests were amazed.

I've been buying food from this man for years and I've yet to give him kudos! Sorry, Mr. Chen!…read more These are THE BEST hand-pulled noodles in the north side of Austin, probably in all of Austin, honestly. These are ALWAYS, freshly-made, hand-pulled noodles made in house every single day. They are DELICIOUS! If you want authentic, thick, wide noodle dishes, look no further! Chen's got you. Spicy beef noodle soup, green onion pancakes, pan fried dumplings, hot oil seared noodles, spicy lamb noodle, sesame pockets, etc. All of these dishes I've had myself dozens of times. My wife loves the sesame pockets, and my kids could eat two whole servings of the pan fried dumplings in like five minutes. They're always excited to get Chen's noodle house and can't wait to go again. Quality is always there! Again, noodles are authentic and freshly made from scratch. If you want some of the best Chinese food from a hole in the wall in Austin, look no further! Especially if you are an out-of-town visitor, you've got to make a quick stop here. I've both dined in and ordered takeout, rarely ever waiting that long on my food. If I ever did, it was always because it was so packed and busy. Even then, it's worth the wait! Mr. Chen is super kind and hard-working. He makes great food with love for the community at large. Go support your local food chefs!

Classic hole in the wall Chinese restaurant! It's tiny inside with limited seating, I got my food…read moreto go. Spicy Lamb Noodle: 10/10: for $13 this was massive! Even after being in a container for a bit, the noodles were still chewy and not soggy. The noodles themselves tasted a little salty so it wasn't bland at all. The lamb was really flavorful and the onions balanced it out perfectly. Scallion Pancake: 5/10 Unfortunately these were a miss for me. These were super greasy and smelled faintly of old oil. Possibly caught them on a bad day, but I wouldn't be discouraged from trying their other menu items.

My partner and I came in and enjoyed a nice meal. The lady serving was very friendly and we really…read moreenjoyed the dishes we ordered. We got the cumin lamb and eggplant skewers which were delicious and the lamb was a very reasonable price point. We also got chili oil wontons, mala fried chicken, and pickled mustard pork noodle soup. These had good flavor but tasted a bit unlike the same dishes I've had at other Sichuan restaurants. The wontons didn't have much chili oil and the chicken was rather sweet which I didn't prefer. However, it still tasted great and entrees came with large bowls of rice.

We tried six dishes: yam and woodear mushroom, squid and lamb skewers, salt and pepper fish, beef…read morenoodle soup, wontons in chili oil, and mala beef dry pot, and everything so good My favorite was probably the dry pot, but the skewers stood out because not many Chinese places in Austin feature skewers on their menu, but this place did it and did it well! The portion sizes were good too! I was surprised at how quiet and peaceful the restaurant was even though there were so many people, but it made it good for conversation. Will definitely be returning

Really good Chinese food here. Everything has the right amount of spicy. Really cheap beer compared…read moreto the rest of Austin. The menu is all through the tablet. The waiters don't check back frequently but there is a call waiter button on the tablet which is nice. The inside is nicely decorated. The men's washroom has a manual ball valve to flush which is an interesting touch. Lots of parking in the area. Service is quite fast.

Pretty good restaurant featuring Szechuan dishes. We ordered a lot for 4 people and it was all very…read moregood. My favorites were the Singapore noodle, string beans and the glutenous rice bowl dessert. We also got a fish soup and it is HOT. Very numbing but delicious. Soup dumplings are okay in my opinion. High chairs are really nice for kids, but there's no baby changing table. Come prepared!