terrible customer service when you know you did something wrong. You should admit it. House fried…read morerice there was a couple of scoops in there I got general chicken instead of the rice I want vegetables they put three carrots an onion in the chicken, which was very dry and they want you to drive back and bring it all back. I haven't been there in nine years because the service was bad then thought I'd give him another try well I won't be back. They're terrible. !!!!!!!! 26 bucks for terrible. Everything.!!!

The food the price the quality is there and I have any complaints what so ever! I been eating a lot…read moreof Chinese take out but this restaurant right here provide some good quality of food I can tell you that. Best Chinese restaurant in Alvin!!

My dad and stumbled into this restaurant today. Wasn't on my radar at all. But when you go into a…read moreSzechuan restaurant and there's an old lady visible in the kitchen pulling noodles by hand you should probably eat there. The lunch special is a real value given the quality of food. Great big hunks of breaded chicken swimming in really terrific sauce with very fresh produce. The noodles were chewy and delicious. Attentive and helpful staff. We will definitely be back.

Szechuan Spice is a solid go-to for quick, flavorful Chinese food in the Houston/Pearland area…read more Customer service stood out right away the host was very welcoming, patient, and took the time to answer all of our questions. Since we ordered takeout, they even offered us a place to sit while we waited, which I appreciated. Here's what we ordered: * House Lo Mein - $14.99 * Stir-Fry Flat Noodles w/ Beef - $13.99 * Sweet & Sour Pork - $15.99 * Crab Cheese Puffs - $5.59 Total came out to about $54.74, which is pretty reasonable for the portion sizes and variety. The food overall was flavorful and fresh. The noodles were cooked well and had a nice balance of sauce without being too heavy. The sweet & sour pork had that classic crispy texture with a bold sauce. The crab cheese puffs were decent crispy on the outside and creamy inside but I do wish they had a little more crab flavor to really elevate them. One small detail I loved: the to-go bags. They were sturdy, well-designed, and matched the restaurant's aesthetic definitely gives that extra polished touch. Overall: Great service, solid food, and good value. Perfect for a casual takeout spot when you want something quick but still quality.

Dear Wong's Asian Chef (The one on 518 -- not the other one…read morethat merely cosplays as you with thinner wings, smaller portions, and questionable life choices.) Remember me? Of course you do. My family and I used to live just a few hundred yards away in that subdivision. You'd see my number pop up and I know there was a moment of quiet respect in the kitchen. A pause. A nod. "Ah yes... the big order." You knew my name. The delivery drivers knew my dogs. The dogs knew the delivery drivers. There was harmony. I tipped well--especially considering the short drive. I like to think those tips helped cover gas, morale, and maybe a chapter or two of a kid's college textbook. You were part of our routine. Our tradition. Our emotional support takeout. Then... we moved. Far away. Outside the radius. I know. I know. It must've been hard. I assume there was a brief meeting. Maybe a whiteboard. Someone sighed. Dreams were recalculated. But I'm writing today with good news. We're back. Not as close as before--but close enough to smell the General Tso if the wind is right. Unfortunately, we are now approximately six tragic miles outside your official delivery radius. Which brings me to my proposal. Could we add a special rider to our phone orders? Nothing crazy. Just a small, unofficial, mutually beneficial understanding where: We always over-order We always over-tip No one speaks of this again And happiness returns to the universe I'm asking for a friend. Really. I do not need an intervention. I can stop anytime. But I miss the General Tso. And my lovely wife misses the wontons. And some cravings are bigger than geography. Warmest regards, Hopeful optimism, And exact change plus extra, That guy.

My husband and I tried Wong's Asian Cuisine for lunch and were pleasantly surprised. It's a clean,…read morefamily‑owned restaurant, and the lady who attended us was super nice and helpful. Their menu is extensive and genuinely interesting. We started with the steamed pork dumplings: handmade, tender, and really flavorful. Then we had the Cantonese Chow Mein with crunchy noodles, vegetables, tender meat, chicken, large shrimp, and scallops; so good and honestly addictive. We also ordered the Egg Foo Young, which came out as giant pancake‑style omelets filled with bean sprouts, pork, and shrimp, absolutely delicious. And their chili oil is excellent! super fragrant and adds the perfect kick. We definitely want to come back and try more dishes; the food feels authentic, fresh, and well‑made. Recommended.

Egg roll was good but food was majority celery and carrots. I may need to try a different dish.read more

Really great food, hot and fresh. Service was excellent The egg rolls were crisp and hot, just…read morethe way they should be.

It's a good thing we have coupons because either places are getting worse or we're getting picky…read more We have a buy one bowl get 1 free and for some reason the guy who served us gave us the do kiddy portions while everyone else got their bowl filled to the brim. Hubby wanted the hot orange chicken but they were out of that a which as the first big let down. They I guess they thought we were too fat so they gave us small portions. The crab Rangoon was cold but the spring rolls were ok. Not real sure what people see in this place but maybe we just got a disinterested worker. It wasn't too busy but the drive through seemed pretty packed; maybe we should have tried that. I'd go back if someone wanted to go but otherwise there's other places that are better and less expensive,

Stopped by on the way home from fishing. Was originally going next door but they didn't have dine…read morein / restroom so we went to Panda. This location was actually busier than expected. Food is fine, my only complaint is that they are pretty skimpy on the set portions and that the food was not as hot as expected. Overall; meh.

We ventured out of Pearland and came across China Han. My husband comes all the time during his…read morelunch break and raves about their orange chicken so we thought we'd go today as a family. We ordered sweet and sour chicken and shrimp and of course the orange chicken. We were extremely satisfied with the portions, quality and taste. I am very picky about my sweet and sour shrimp but they hit the spot. Everything tastes fresh and authentic, this is important because some places taste like old oil and overly sugary but not here. I really truly appreciate the fresh veggies and delicious food. The service was great, very attentive staff and kind. The server recommended the peanut sauce with the salad and it was really good. I hope they get more business because they deserve it, it's a hidden gem and I hope they get many more customers. 5/5 food 5/5 quality 5/5 service

The restaurant is nice. Good food. Nice bar. Waitress is very nice. My only complaint is that the…read moreprices have gone up, like everything. :/ Sometimes I still do takeout, and make it last a couple of meals.

I was in Houston for the rodeo and wanted some fried rice before coming back to Dallas. I saw this…read moreplace on yelp and it had good reviews so I decided to try it out. We arrived around 12pm and it was raining. The service was good. We were quickly seated and the servers were attentive. The ambiance is relaxed and casual. When we first got there we were the only people there and when we left it was packed. I ordered the combination fried rice, we got spicy fried chicken to share, I also got wonton soup and we got egg rolls. The spicy fried chicken was spicy but not too spicy for me. The wonton soup was flavorful. I really enjoyed the combination fried rice. It was delicious and did not disappoint. One friend came late and got the beef dry hot pot. I tried it and it was delicious too. This spot is top notch and the food is delicious. When I'm in the area again I will want to come back and if you're in the area and enjoy Asian cuisine try this place.

Fuya Cafe has a little bit of everything. From looking at the menu, it has Authentic Chinese,…read moreSzechuan Chinese, Americanized Chinese and Thai food. It's also has some good vegetarian options. First impression when you walk into this place...it's not your typical Chinese restaurant. The seats were these big comfortable chairs for the tables, and the booths looked to have comfortable looking benches. Plates had their logo on them. It just had a nice feel when you walk in. My family and I ordered five dish. Since we have one strict vegetarian (no fish) and others who eat meat, I'm going to break them down into a Veg and non-Veg group. Vegetarian - Stir Fried String Beans (5 stars) This is a simple dish, string beans stirred fried in a delicous sauce. - General Tso's Tofu (5 stars) When I think of General Tso's, I usually think of big battered fried chucks of a protein, instead this was your fried tofu (no batter from what I can tell) mixed with a spicy General Tso's sauce. General Tso's at other places in the area were a lot sweeter than this....and I liked the level of spice in this one. - Assorted Vegetables (5 stars) A simple classic healthy Chinese dish. Mixed vegetables in a white sauce. Non-Vegetarian - Salt and Pepper Fish (4 stars) Presentation of this dish looked nice. Pile high of fried fish with garlic, fried onions, green onions and other herbs. Although, it lacked a little flavor. You have to eat the fish with all the other stuff to get some flavor. If it had some more salt and pepper (either jalapenos or white peppers), this would had been a lot better dish. - Mango Chicken (5 stars) Surprising a very good dish. I expected a chicken dish with some mangos, and what we got was soft sliced chicken mixed with chunks of mangos, bell peppers and carrots, in a brown sauce. This was simply delicous dish. Overall, a great place to visit if you are in the area.

Lately, this is our go to Chinese place. Consistency is the word. Tasty dumplings and fried rice…read more Coconut curry w Chicken and Rice has just the right spicy and savory flavor. This was take-out, so we ate at home.

Never had a problem before this but was really scared that I might have ingested metal …read more It is sharp could have choked on it .

A restaurant of humble beginnings. It's not hip or vibing but don't let that deceive you! The…read morerestaurant is clean, service is great, and the food some of the best Chinese in the area.. It's a great place to go for lunch. The portion sizes are great and so are the prices. If you aren't a big eater you can easily make two meals out of one. My go to is the Orange Chicken. I start with egg drop soup and add some soy sauce for a little added flavor. The Orange chicken is cooked perfectly. It comes out nice and tender. Fresh orange peal zest brings that pop of citrus to the dish. I like to plus it up with some chili sauce that's available on the table to give it a little more kick. So good! Honey Walnut Shrimp is another great option. Lightly battered and fried shrimp with a Honey glaze sauce drizzled over it and topped with candied walnuts. Delicious!

We eat there at least twice a month. It's always great and the service is excellent. We advise…read moreanyone who's looking for authentic Chinese dishes to give Dynasty a try!

Our first time to 528 - and would go back! Our waitress,…read moreNicole, was so sweet. She was new but did a great job. She confirmed our order to be sure she was inputting the correct items we wanted (really appreciated that)! Food was great, had the pork soup buns, crab puffs & salmon hand rolls. Everything came out in a timely manner. Amble seating and fun indoor decor.

Food was super!! Customer service was great. They have a new menu and new drinks! Ordered the…read moregeneral chicken, egg drop soup and dumplings. So yummy! Sushi was good too.