Ordered lunch from here recently and was super happy with the portions and the flavor of the chicken and broccoli! Definitely recommend!!

It is delicious I found that this place fallows me everywhere I go very desperate for my money. I do enjoy one of the dishes I always buy it it's weird but I do enjoy spicy food read more

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Wanted to love. Was excited to try because my college friend whom I was meeting up with heard great things about this place. Yummy things especially their mapo tofu. So I was excited to meet her and try this place out. Especially because she told me they have parking too. On campus? On the drag? That's amazing! Upon getting there I found out parking is literally 2 spots in the back tiny alley but thank God one was open. Went in kinda like through the back door and truly a hole in the wall. Which is ok if the food was great. I am all for hole in the walls with amazing food. Upon entering you order on a kiosk and there is also a menu on the wall. Hard to decide because everything looked yummy. I am not a huge fan of Szechuan food and I fear it's leaning more to Szechuan once again. Ofc we had to order the mapo tofu. But couldn't decide on the 2nd dish. Not sure if I wanted numbing spice which I am sure many of their Szechuan dishes have. I read here dishes were big? What happened? And the lady behind the counter seemed legit. Didn't speak English well so I anticipated great food. Anyways I am rating this place harshly because the price is a tad high for the amount you get. In a small black bowl. The rice came in a to go box. Which again is ok if the food was amazing. Both dishes to me had a funny odor and taste. And I can't pinpoint what it was. Dishwater? That's the closest taste I can describe. Both dishes to me tasted like that. Something was in the mapo tofu that didn't belong there too. We took it out. The shrimp also had an odd flavor even though I am glad to see they were big shrimp. I just can't get over the smell and taste. The place was tiny cramped and a bit dirty. Again if the food was amazing I could probably overlook that. BUT my dishes tasted so odd it was a bit of a turn off. We met and ate and didn't love. Left and an hour or so later I got the runs :/ pure runs... sorry to be descriptive but surprise! I am ok lol had to flush it out :( Anyways had to rate it lower than I usually do. Sorry. Really hope they can make it better for the students here. I feel they can do so much better. read more

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decent chinese restaurant that is hidden along guad. very convenient for ut students craving chinese food. the price is on the higher side around $16 per dish but the portions are on the higher side. both meat dishes that we ordered, double cooked pork belly and mongolian beef, had more vegetables/onion/jalepenos than meat which was disappointing. i went with two other people and we split three dishes, we were very full afterwards and had leftovers to take home. service was very friendly, the guy at the counter didn't speak much english but brought over our rice, extra plates and chopsticks. read more

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So good!! Was looking for a late dinner place after touring around campus and found this gem! They have a very extensive menu, so I just took the recommendations from the VERY nice staff. So easy, ordering can be in person or on their kiosk (which has pictures). We went about 35 min before they were closing and they didn't mind at all! Food came out fast, tables were available and cleaned quickly, and it was such an enjoyable little simple spot on the drag. I personally got the black pepper beef rice bowl and YUM it hit the spot! Saucy, fresh ingredients - I couldn't ask for a better Chinese hole in the wall read more

China's Family Restaurant - Black pepper beef rice bowl - Szechuan Near Me - Austin, Texas

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I am contemplating legal action. This is unacceptable. Management should be better at maintaining a sanitized kitchen. An entire screw?! That's not hard to miss and cook in with everything. I'm still shocked after finding that in there. Very dangerous and I'm feeling sick since eating as much of it as I did. read more

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This is one of the best Szechuan restaurants in Austin. The food is authentic and some dishes you can't get anywhere else, at least not done the right way. We love the fish with peppers particularly. The portions are large and great for sharing. We don't live nearby but come here regularly. read more

We got the chicken in garlic Sauce, hot and sour soup, and chicken lo mein. They were all bad. Highly do not recommend. Bad Chinese food

I ordered via Ubereats the fish fillet & tofu in spicy sauce and chicken fried rice. Their style is Americanized Chinese food - I was expecting more flavors and spices but the dishes ended up having a lot of MSG and soy sauce overall. The fish and tofu were drowned in a slurry soup with some hint of spices and the chicken fried rice is typical of American style chinese fried rice. Its too oily for my liking. The serving size is good though. I'm not sure if this place shares the same owner as China Family in Highland because I have heard good things about that other location but this one is just meh. read more

It's very reminiscent of classic Chinese restaurant that serves great tasting food that is rich in oil, spice, and garlic. However, I will posit it by saying that the prices are a smidge high for what I would entertain paying for Chinese food. The chongqing chicken was $18 and was more than adequately spiced. I would recommend making it extra spicy if you can handle the heat, but it surely packs a punch. My one critique is that I would enjoy more bits of chicken throughout the dish and a bit less fried pieces of nothing. The lo mein was good, a smidge bland, but serviceable. If you want a classic lo mein, I would recommend this one. Cheers! read more

China's Family Restaurant - F1. Chongqing Spicy Chicken - Szechuan Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Super close to the UT campus and the AT&T Conference Center. Ambience: This is a rustic and simple restaurant. That is almost tucked away in the very back of an alley? Service: Self-serve your drinks and order at the Counter if you want to pay cash. The lady at the counter English is limited. My Chinese was limited and I had no cash, so I used the ordering machine. You order dine-in or take out. I dine-in. So you order and then sit. When your food is ready it is brought to you in plastic container and you are given plastic silverware. My plasticware was very thin and the fork started to bend trying to grab my chicken. I really needed chopsticks but it was starting to get busy and I did not want to bother her, so I made do with my fork and spoon. Food: I watched as other people's food came out, all the portion sizes are huge. I ordered traditional Sichuan Chongqing spicy chicken extra spicy. The last time I had this dish was in Beijing and I was having a craving. In Beijing they stuff the peppers with corn meal and fry them. Here they do not stuff the red peppers, but the chicken was cooked just like in Beijing. The chicken was crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside. Since I got it extra spicy, there were jalapeno bits mixed in with the dried peppers. I could taste the Sichuan peppercorns and then I got a small hint of numbing. I recommend that you shake the dish up prior to eating. I noticed that as I got to the middle of the dish, the numbing was more noticeable compared to the top pieces. By the bottom I could feel the heat and numbing at the same time. If I am ever in the area again, will eat here again and learn the Chinese word for more Sichuan peppercorn please. They also serve American Chinese food. I looked around and those dishes did not really look good, but the place was packed with people ordering American Chinese. I will say the Chongqing chicken is worth the higher price and as close to Beijing as you can get in downtown Austin. Cleanliness: below average read more

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Went to this restaurant for a weekday dinner. It is on campus, so street parking skills are required if you are coming from off campus. Truthfully, this restaurant doesn't look like much from the outside or the inside. It is all about the food here, which I do think is good. I ordered the garlic eggplant, spicy chicken, and combination fried rice. The eggplant is really good! This was definitely my favorite out of the items I got. The eggplant is fried and coated in this garlic soy sauce. I didn't really love the spicy chicken because the chicken pieces were SO small (pea sized?). The flavor was good but disappointed by how small and little chicken there was. The food also all came in to go containers and we were given paper plates to eat on, which I assume started as part of the pandemic. I've been to the other locations for the restaurant, and aesthetically it is much better but food is similar. A solid 3.5/5 stars for this restaurant but rounding up! read more

China's Family Restaurant - a pot of stew - Szechuan Near Me - Austin, Texas

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The reviews were good, but then I needed to remember that these reviews come from college students. I ordered the egg drop soup. The flavor was decent, but the viscosity was a little thicker than I like plus they don't have crispy wontons to go with it. I got spring rolls that were lukewarm and greasy. My main, chicken lomein was actually hot, but tasteless. read more

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Really awesome place! The General Tso's Chicken was great. I'm picky about getting meat from random Chinese places, but decided to take the swing here and didn't regret it. The meat itself was fine -- could have been a little higher quality -- but it was nicely crunchy on the outside, and more importantly, the sauce was awesome. The fried rice was ok. I liked the shorter grains of rice, and how they were a little chewy. The texture was great. However, it was basically just rice and egg. Ie. there weren't any green onions or anything else fun. And I thought it coulda used a little more flavor, ie soy sauce or something. Then again it was a side to the General Tso's, and it's nice to contrast the super saucy and flavorful with something more bland. Maybe that's what they were going for. The Dan Dan Noodles were also great! They had those Sichuan peppercorns ground up in there that give you that "mala" flavor. Before going here I had read about mala but never actually experienced it. I'm so happy I finally got to experience it. It's tingly, chilly, somewhat aromatic, somewhat spicy. Very fun and interesting. And then the other flavors and spices in the noodles were good. I thought the noodles themselves were a little on the soft side though. I like them a little firmer and chewier. read more

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Okay, so let's start with what was good about the place. The fish in chili oil was fantastic. Not the real deal, but pretty darn close to it. What I didn't like was how the food, especially the 11 dollar dumplings, were overpriced. 33 dollars for Chinese food is a little expensive, I think. read more

China's Family Restaurant - F3. Fish Fillet in Chili Oil and A3. Fried Dumplings, with extra J1. Steam Rice - Szechuan Near Me - Austin, Texas

I ordered online for delivery so did not experience the actual restaurant in person. However the food was great with real Szechuan spice. I had the popcorn chicken and dan dan noodles. Quite delicious! read more

I used to frequent coming here but I found a nail in my meal today. I've been throwing up since finding that in my bowl. it looks like it was cooked together with that. It could've been a bad situation had this food been given to a child too. read more

The mapo tofu and chicken fried rice are MaPo is not spicy though. I'm not sure why since it arrived with a generous sprinkling of Sichuan pepper. There's also no pork. The C2. Sesame Chicken and V2. Eggplant with Garlic Sauce are okay but I prefer the other two much more. The quality of chicken used for C2 was a little sus and V2 was very sweet and oily (this is how it's supposed to taste but it's worth noting in case it's not your thing). This restaurant definitely has milder flavors and caters either to foreign taste or those who can't handle a lot of heat. read more

China's Family Restaurant - F7. Mapo Tofu, C2. Sesame Chicken, V2. Eggplant with Garlic Sauce, R2. Chicken Fried Rice - Szechuan Near Me - Austin, Texas

It's alright. Ordered the chili fish to go. Called 30 minutes ahead. They told me it would be ready in 10 minutes and by the time I got there they were still making it. Maybe that's just the modus operandi here in Texas. You call for a to go order and they really start prepping it until you get there cuz maybe you won't show up. I don't blame them. However, the dish could be more spicy with more pepper corn. read more

I ordered the Chongqing Spicy Chicken and it is HORRIBLE. It tastes like someone's just tossed some popcorn chicken in a bucket of Slap Yo Mama seasoning. It was sooo dry. And not the least bit Chinese. (My in laws are Chinese, and they said it was in no way the least bit Chinese... they refused to eat it). It was very spicy, which isn't a bad thing, but SOOOO DRY! Now I just wish I could get the taste out of my mouth. They also lose points because we are at a hotel and ordered Uber Eats, and when they packed the food to-go, they didn't even put anything in there to eat with. Also, this is the first time I have ever eaten food from a Chinese restaurant where it didn't come with feee white rice. Stay away at all costs. read more

Best Chinese food in West Campus- I think the Chongqing chicken, fish in spicy oil, and mapo tofu are great here. The food is spicy, well-made, and well-portioned. The main quirk here is that the inside is quite warm and isn't very well decorated. Still, it's super convenient, consistent, and tasty. read more

China's Family Restaurant - Chongqing chicken and dan dan noodles - Szechuan Near Me - Austin, Texas

Super happy that my Door Dash recommended this to me!! I was craving the fish in spicy chili oil dish for a long time after trying it in Houston and was extremely surprised and delighted to find it in Austin (and available for delivery!). The dish itself is very spicy, salty (or umami? it's hard for me to explain!), oily, and maybe even a little one-note, but I just eat it with a lot of rice and I become a happy camper!! The eggplant dish was a smoother, milder counterpoint to the flavors in the fish dish. I later had these two dishes again along with the Mongolian beef to enjoy alongside my sisters on another day since I was raving about it so much, and I was impressed by that beef dish! It was flavorful. I think my sisters enjoyed the beef dish more since it was less intense than the fish, but I still love the fish in chili oil dish so much lol. I'm not Chinese, but I am impressed with the quality of these dishes. It is up to par with a similar, legitimately Chinese restaurant I go to in Houston. My coworkers who saw my initial order, including a native Chinese speaker, all seemed to be pretty impressed and envious lol. Sounds legit to me! read more

China's Family Restaurant - fish in chili oil (left) and stir fried eggplant in garlic sauce - Szechuan Near Me - Austin, Texas

Stay away from the Guadalupe location at all cost; shockingly disgusting, not edible. Tasted like they repacked yeaterday's thrown out food from the garbage. They also got my order entirely wrong. I asked for shrimp and they gave me chicken. No soy sauce, no side of duck sauce for egg rolls, no chili oil and no chopsticks. It's almost like they don't want you to order delivery or be a repeat customer. Food showed up room temperature and it's only a 4 min drive. They won't answer the phone to correct anything. Update: After about 10 phone calls I was finally able to reach someone at this location but it took them more than 45 minutes over the phone to get them to refund my order. They hung up on me while putting me on hold for over 15 minutes at one point and I have to call back and they put me on hold again. Extremely unpleasant experience in every possible way. read more

To be frank, I do not know much about Chinese cuisines, however, my besties do - all I can say, it's quite authentic. It is the perfect place to gather your friends together to share different plates of Sichuan food. This hole-in-the-wall restaurant is near campus so it's really convenient. Walk only. No legit parking. After you and your friends are done comparing your answers on the exam, go there to binge eat the deliciousness. Let me tell you, the price is pretty pricey for each plate. If you're just buying fried rice, it's not worth it. If you want to expand your dishes, you should because it's worth it. The best dish there is hands down the fish chili oil. Please please remember to ask for no msg - if that's your preference. I've been going there for years - for different occasions, of course. I think you'll like it but don't have so much expectation. Very casual. read more

China's Family Restaurant - Ordered: Mapo Tofu, Fish Chili Oil and Eggplant - Szechuan Near Me - Austin, Texas

Great food and great prices. Especially liked the dry noodles! The rice dishes were also really good!

Best Sichuan in Austin. Service is good. Ambience sucks. Wish they cleaned up the interior.

There aren't very many Chinese food options around campus, but this small Sichuan hole-in-the-wall restaurant is a good option to get some decently authentic Chinese food. My friends and I usually order eggplant and beef, fish, and some other dishes, and they're all pretty good! However, for a Sichuan restaurant, the food honestly isn't very spicy at all. That can be a good or a bad thing depending on your love for spice, but because I can't handle spicy food that well, I'm perfectly okay with the spicy level. The reason why I would give this place 4 stars is because it doesn't seem to be too sanitary. I've never seen any one wipe down the tables, and I always feel a bit sticky after leaving the establishment. You can grab a water pitcher from their small fridge and utensils nearby, but everything doesn't give you the impression that sanitation is their upmost concern. I'm also slightly disappointed that they give a single bowl of rice for every dish you order, and the bowls of rice are pretty small. Usually, Chinese restaurants allow you to order as many rice bowls as you want. However, I would still recommend C-Fam if you like Sichuan food. It reminds me of home-cooked meals, something that's rare on a college campus. read more

Just random piece of plastic in my food... Tried hard to figure out what it could possibly be but got no luck.... .. read more

China's Family Restaurant - Piece of plastic - Szechuan Near Me - Austin, Texas

I wanted to give three stars because these guys seemed to ignore my (delivery) request for soy sauce and chile oil, but damn if the food wasn't some of the better (authentic) Chinese I've had outside of Houston or New York's Chinatowns. Admittedly, I ordered Americanized stuff -- hot & sour soup, General Tso's (I know ... shoot me) and eggplant. All was delicious, and none of it tasted as if it came from a mall food court. The people truly put their Sichuan stamp on the menu items. For folks looking for delivery, everything showed up hot and fresh. I was disappointed that there was no soy sauce or chile oil, as requested, but it was delicious nonetheless. I've bookmarked this place for future visits to Austin. If I lived here, I' probably be one of the more frequent customers. read more

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The relentless heat has driven me out of the kitchen, and I've ordered from China's Family every day this week. I've been delighted every time. It's the first Austin Szechuan restaurant I've ordered from that means it when it says a dish is spicy. The DanDan Noodle entrée was not so hot that you had to run screaming for relief -- or worse yet, where it rendered taste buds ineffective. Instead there was a good balance of garlic, minced pork, red pepper flakes and perfectly cooked egg noodles. My eggplant was slightly over cooked on one order, but firm a second time. My only complaint is a personal one: it was a bit to sweet, but I've had that experience with that particular dish elsewhere. As I said, that's just me. I will continue to order from China's Family when I feel the need a Szechuan fix, especially since an order is good for two generous meals, especially with rice -- which, by the way, slightly neutralizes the heat. Beer also helps. Ice cream for dessert does the job as well. Bon appetit. read more

Best Lo Mein I've had in the city. Couldn't recommend this enough. Friendly customer service. read more

China's Family Restaurant - R7. Combination Lo Mein Q1. Egg Drop Soup - Szechuan Near Me - Austin, Texas

I am visiting Austin. I was walking around and found this restaurant. I checked out the pics on yelp before going in there. You order and pay first and then sit down at any table. The food was amazing! There were some Chinese people dining there, so usually it means something. The only thing was the waiting time. The restaurant can only accommodate 6-8 small tables, but was busy with online and to-go orders. So I waited for 30-40min before my food showed up. I wasn't in a rush and the food was delicious. Still, I was hoping to taste it a little sooner. I will come back again when visiting Austin, maybe not during lunch hour... read more

China's Family Restaurant - Fish boiled in spicy oil - Szechuan Near Me - Austin, Texas

While the address states Guadalupe, it's really hard to spot this restaurant because of two things: 1) the signage hasn't been change yet - it still says 3 Woks and 2) The frontage faces a parking lot between two building, meaning you're not gonna be able to spot this place just by driving on Guadalupe. Keep this in mind! Upon entering, I was surprised by how stark utilitarian the interior is. No decoration, no color, nothing at all. Even the menu is absent, as they only have it on the television screen near the front door to show, besides a small black board with daily specials. I ordered a typical Chinese dish of eggplant with minced pork (C12, $10.99) - knowing it's not really Szechuan but also knowing that it's still authentically Chinese (in contrast with Chinese-American). And the dish was skillfully executed, with fresh tasting eggplants and delicious seasoned ground pork with sauce. Only thing that I didn't exactly enjoy much was the sticky white rice - it tasted too plain and uninspired. But good as a sopping tool to eat the sauces left in the plate. While eating, a young chef came out and looked at me and smiled, wondering if I had liked the dish. I nodded with my mouth full and, after swallowing, had the guts to ask him what his favorite thing on the menu was. The lady at the front end, who had just moved to Austin from China two days ago, interpreted for me since, unknown to me before, the chef only speaks Mandarin. He thought carefully, looking over the menu, and then pointed out the dry fried fish filet (D2, $16.99) and said he could make it less spicy for me if I wanted to (there were two pepper marks next to the listing). I most likely will be ordering this next time I go. I think the owners are the same as the previous 3 Woks, but I wouldn't know since it's my first time visiting the establishment. The reasoning I stated this is because after the first chef went to the kitchen, I spotted exactly two more chefs, both older. And quizzingly, I looked at the front end lady, and she said they were all chefs, and that they had three. Enough for three woks, apparently. NOTE: the prices are a bit high for your usual lunch, but the reasoning for this is because, as stated by the name "China's Family Restaurant", the servings are in family portions. Unless if you're able to eat one dish all by yourself (and not be sick of eating a lot of one thing), you should come back with friends to share more than one dishes. There are no personal sized dishes here. FOOD: Excellent quality, authentic PRICE: Reasonable for the portions SERVICE: New lady was attentive and kept the place clean ATMOSPHERE: Utilitarian, bare-boned read more

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This place absolutely deserves every one of the three stars of this review. If you ever see a five star rating for a hole in the wall, grungy Chinese restaurant, that ish ain't authentic. You're gonna need the mismatched seating, random stock photos of a white family on the wall, 3 different kinds of TVs hanging by a single cord, and the truly disgusting toilets to call yourself an authentic Chinese restaurant. I've come here a good amount of times with friends, bf, and parents (and you KNOW if i brought my parents here then I'm being frfr). Dishes I'd recommend getting: 水煮鱼 (fish filet in chili oil), 番茄鸡蛋 (tomato and egg), 茄子(eggplant in garlic sauce), and their green beans. I don't know how to write green beans in Chinese. Prices are a bit ridiculous, averaging around $12 per dish. Granted, portion sizes are generous, but you're not just going to get one dish of green beans and call it a day. God forbid those who don't do family style and come here. Again--don't be looking for those 5 star chinese restaurants. 3 stars is truly, a compliment. read more

China's Family Restaurant - Szechuan Near Me - Austin, Texas

Felt hungover and craved soup and Asian food. Had it delivered through GrubHub and it came on time. The egg drop soup was good, but really oily. Was really glad it came hot for a 1.5 mile ride. I ordered a side of fried rice but I also got a side of white rice? So I was really excited to try the mapo tofu after reading all the reviews, but it had a spice that was unbearable for me. My tongue was left numb. I do wish there was a warning to it, and it was the oiliest mapo tofu I have ever had. I threw it away after two bites. read more

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I am astonished at all the horrible reviews. This is a quintessential Chinese restaurant, similar to the hole-in-the-wall shops you'd find in New York or San Francisco Chinatown. If you're looking for fine dining, there are plenty of other places to go in the city that cater towards a more "American" aesthetic (e.g. Ho Ho Barbeque, New Fortune, etc.) But if you want delicious Sichuan food, this is it. This is authentic. I'm in love. I went with a group of friends and we each choose a dish. We ended up getting orange chicken, chongqing spicy chicken, mapotofu (yes, that was mine), and griddle cooked beef. I don't eat beef, so I can't speak to that dish, but the others were AMAZING. The orange chicken was full of flavour, the spicy chicken was spiced perfectly and cooked to crunchyness (yes, that's how it's supposed to be!), and the mapotofu was made in the authentic style - silky tofu, oily sauce, and Sichuan peppercorn to create that tingly "ma la" sensation. There is not a lot of customer service: you get your own water and tea, and the waiter never checks on you. But personally, that's how I like it. They put down four steaming dishes and gave us each a bowl of rice, and then they left us alone to chat and have a good time. If you are looking for traditionally Chinese-American food staples like sweet and sour chicken, fried rice, lo mein, etc., then look elsewhere. This is not it. Go to Mama Fu's or Panda Express. If you want authentic Sichuan, though, this is as good as it gets. (To the reviewer who stated that all Chinese food needs to come with heaping portions of rice - no! The focus is on the dish, not the rice. You take a bowl of rice and self moderate. It is not meant to be eaten like "a spoonful of rice topped with a piece of meat". The dish is the main course. A place giving you just a bowl of rice is actually very "authentic". And if you're pacing yourself, you really shouldn't need more than 1 bowl of rice.) read more

I come here after church service. The waiter was very nice. The food presentation unique and large food portions My only issue was the restaurant 1914 does not have an AC installed over-the-celling and so it makes it very hot while dimming in. R/Eric read more

Chinatown needs is a premium price establishment with low quality fare. I have been ordering from the Westlake location for years. Over the past year I have yet to get decent food. Like many Austin institutions the owners get lazy and expect their patrons to keep coming. I am done. The sushi, General Tso, and dumplings were all mediocre. Listen to me carefully get your act together Chinatown, your doom is right around the corner. read more

Overall, this place is decent. I've been to a lot of similar Chinese restaurants, and I guess given the options in Austin, this is a good one to settle for. But in terms of the bigger picture, the food I got didn't have any wow factors. I ordered the beef lo mein, and there were just a couple things bugging me. For one, there's not a lot of meat that comes with the dish, and that's usually why you choose the meat that comes with the dish (in total, I counted about 8 smaller pieces). The noodles are a bit more oily than I would prefer, and the meat itself had a bit of a sour taste to it (usually meaning it's been out for a while). The good thing going for the dish is portion size - it's a lotta noodles! But for almost $12, I would've expected more than just a heap of noodles - more meat would've been nice. I heard the tofu here is good, so perhaps I'll come back another time to try it and see if I wanna update. But for now, in my books, this is just a more average place. PROS: - good amount of seating on the inside - even during hot Austin days, they keep this place nice and cool and give free cold water, which is always amazing - the staff seemed friendly, nothing that really stood out in a good or bad way - great portion size CONS: - not too much meat with the lo mein - bit oily for my preferences - some of the tables are unstable (wobble when you use them) read more

China's Family Restaurant - R10. Shrimp Lo Mein (top), R9. Beef Lo Mein (bottom) - Szechuan Near Me - Austin, Texas

My daughter and I stumbled on this little gem tucked away on Guadalupe Street. I cannot say enough wonderful things about China's Family Restaurant... The staff was very friendly. The food was hot, fresh, and tasted AMAZING! read more

China's Family Restaurant - S2. Kong Pao Shrimp - Szechuan Near Me - Austin, Texas

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