Located in Katy Asian town, with plenty of parking around. The interior is clean, bright and…read morespacious. The menu focus on Cantonese cuisine. We ordered couple dishes family style: Stir fried cabbage - 5/5, surprisingly my favorite dish of the meal. The cabbage was cooked perfectly with just the right amount of crunch, the subtle numbing pepper added a refreshing and addictive kick. Simple but perfect. Salt and pepper crispy seafood - 4.5/5, the runner up for me. The seafood was fresh, the batter was light and crispy, and the salt and pepper seasoning was spot on. Peking duck two way - 4/5, the duck is roasted well, however, the sauce was a little too sweet for my taste. Instead of the usual low effort duck soup, the duck came with salt and pepper duck carcass which was crispy and delicious. Egg tofu with dried scallop sauce - 2.5/5, this was pretty bland compared to other dishes and didn't stand out. The service was a bit slow, probably because we had a late lunch, close to staffs' midday break. That said, the staffs were friendly, and we really enjoyed the food.

Atmosphere: Modern Food Overall: Scant on major components…read moreof the dishes Price: $$ Customer Service Overall: Ok Recommend: No The restaurant is clean and has a nice, modern Hong Kong-style atmosphere. The dining room feels bright and spacious, with traditional Chinese design elements, wooden tables and chairs, decorative partitions, and an open kitchen where you can see some of the activity going on behind the scenes. It has the lively feel of a busy Hong Kong food hall while still looking polished and well maintained. As far as the food goes, I thought the prices were on the high side for what we received. We ordered the spicy green beans with ground beef, but unfortunately there was very little to almost no ground beef in the dish. We brought this to our waiter's attention, and he had to speak with the owner about it. Eventually, they brought us a small cup of cooked ground beef to add to the green beans. I appreciated that they tried to correct the issue, but simply adding separately cooked beef wasn't the same. The beef didn't have the seasoning and flavor it would have had if it had originally been cooked together with the green beans. We were also already more than halfway through our meal by the time the replacement beef arrived. The sizzling black pepper beef was probably the better dish. There was a descent amount of beef, and the black pepper sauce was tasty. However, the pieces of beef were very chunky, and we weren't provided with scissors or anything to cut them into smaller, more manageable pieces. We also ordered the pepper fried shrimp with crispy rice. There was very little shrimp in the dish, especially considering the price. Taste-wise, it was fine, but nothing particularly memorable or something I would go out of my way to order again. Service was mixed. Our waiter seemed a little slow when it came to taking our order and especially when resolving the issue with the missing ground beef. On the positive side, several of the other waiters were very attentive. They stopped by our table to ask how we were doing and whether we needed more water, which we appreciated. Overall, Hong Kong Food Street has a clean and attractive atmosphere, but the food felt overpriced for the portions and execution we received. The sizzling black pepper beef had good flavor, but the other dishes were underwhelming, especially considering the prices. With better portion consistency and faster handling of customer concerns, the experience could have been much better. For the foregoing reasons, I would not return to this restaurant.

I came here for lunch at the recommendation of some friends. They were able to accommodate our…read moreparty of 10, which was nice. We all ordered a large variety of food and they were all good. The surprise was that Hong Kong Food Street was just a couple units down. Will definitely bring my family over here next time we are in Katy. My camera ate more than I did, but I'll be sure that is not the case on my next visit!

Order from counter. Get your own water…read more Savory rice roll: 4/5. The rice rolls are in the mini side. The sauce is a little salty. Overall, it was good. Brown French Toast: 4/5. The name is unjustifiably underwhelming. This is one of the better ones I've had in the US. The sweetness is just right! Omurice: 4/5. I didn't realize the meat sauce would go so well with rice. The egg was overcooked, IMO. Baked pork chop rice: 3/5. The sauce is not the traditional sauce. Kinda strange. Teddy with milk tea: 4/5. Strong tea flavor, but it had too much milk. Still good overall.

This location despite not having its own Michelin star, is created by the Hong Kong brand that has…read morewon one. It's nicely decorated inside with comfortable seatings. Unlike some Dim Sum restaurants, Tim Ho Wan's menu clearly indicates whether a dish is vegetarian or vegan, which I truly appreciate. And even more rare, they actually have a few vegan options. Out of all the dishes we ordered, I thought the Steamed Rice Roll with Shrimp was the best and would rate it 5/5. The rice roll was moist, silky smooth, tender, and slightly chewy, and tasted fresh. The vegan Spinach Steamed Dumpling was my least favorite and would give it 2/5. The Shrimp Dumpling (Har Gow) was good (4/5) and would totally order it again. The servers were friendly and helpful whenever there were present. I had to flag them down a few times. While I'm not sure I'd add this spot to my regular restaurant rotation, it's definitely worth checking out once.

I visited this restaurant after trying to go two other times but they were either closed or I came…read moreat the wrong time. I found parking to be fairly easy. Once inside, I found the restaurant to be clean and I was seated right away. The interior displayed average brightness. On a Saturday lunch, it was about 3/4 full. They are mainly known for their international locations with several having a Michelin star, but not so much for their US locations. I tried to order beef ribs since it was a highly praised dish recommended by David N. and the waitress initially said they had them but then couldn't find them on the menu and pointed me to brisket instead. I just ended up ordering chicken feet, har gow, baked bbq buns, custard/lava buns, eggplant shrimp, shrimp roll and wonton soup. My table also ended up getting an extra dish for free since they brought it to the wrong table. This was a baked pork bun. This free item ended up being one of my favorites actualy as I thought it was even better than their bbq buns. My least fav was the chicken feet. They are a weird color, have an okay flavor but just weren't that good. I thought the rest of the items were just average dim sum. I'm glad I tried it, but I don't see myself returning anytime soon.

Came three different times and none of the visits left a good impression on me. When ordered the…read moreclassic dim sum dishes, each time they tasted different (flavor and texture). So that alone just shows food isn't consistent. Then when tried the modern dim sum dishes, none of them stood out and was either too oily, and or just lacked cohesion. Ranged from 1-3 star experience each time I visited. Staff was always rushing, chaotic, and overall never had a good experience here. After 3 tries, won't be coming back personally. I was seated to a table where food was all over the chair and on the floor... tables barely clean.

This place is not my favorite but I'm also spoiled with real Chinese dim sum in Houston's…read moreChinatown. If you are in Katy and don't want to drive far then this may do. They do have a variety but portions are small, overly seasoned (salt and msg) so doesn't taste traditional and way more expensive than most dim sum places that are way better. A lot of things taste frozen and then warmed up. The service is not friendly and we've been more than once. I don't recommend going here if you are used to and like traditional dim sum flavor.

1. Service - wait staff are very attentive. You deal with them from beginning to end. When you come…read morein, wait to be seated, order and pay at the table. 2. Price - prices vary depending on what you may order. You can order individual style or family style. It can range between $15-20 per dish. 3. Ambiance - this restaurant can roughly sit 100 customers. Yellow walls with traditional Vietnamese farming hats hung all over the wall. It's a bit rustic in atmosphere. Dining area is dimly lit, but with natural light from the front. You feel as if you're in a 3rd world country, but it's the vibe they are creating. Dress code is casual. 4. Food - I would like to recommend their CANTONESE SWEET & SOUR PORK, HOUSE SPECIAL RICE CAKE, and their DICE BEEF WITH SCALLIONS. I'm not sure if you've been to their original location In Chinatown. But they are related to TAN TAN the restaurant. Same owners. The food is actually pretty similar, and it really hit the spot whenever you want Cantonese and Vietnamese fusion dishes. 5. Cleanliness - dining area seems clean, restrooms are well kept. There is a communal wash area. Restrooms are unisex. You can go to any of the two individual stalls. SUMMARY: Not bad for my first experience here, I will definitely come back to try other dishes. I highly recommend this restaurant if you're in the area.

I recently stopped by Tan Tan Wok, and it continues to be one of our go-to spots for Chinese food…read morein the Asiatown area. It's especially convenient for anyone living in Katy and looking for a solid, reliable place to dine. My wife absolutely loves their house special rice cake--it's a must-order appetizer for us every time we visit. For this meal, we went all out (as we usually do) and ordered a variety of dishes: General Tso's chicken, orange beef, shrimp with candied walnuts, beef and chicken flat noodles, and a side of spicy green beans. We always end up ordering a bit more than we need, but that's part of the experience--everything tastes great, and the leftovers easily turn into additional meals later in the day. Tan Tan Wok consistently hits the spot with flavorful dishes and satisfying portions. It's a place we genuinely look forward to coming back to. On average, we spend around $85-$90 including tip, which is well worth it considering the amount of food and leftovers you get. Highly recommend if you're craving quality Chinese food and enough to feed family of 4 with plenty of leftovers.

I will be quite honest with you that I really have no experience with Malaysian food. In point of…read morefact, I've bypass this restaurant numerous times simply assuming that it was Chinese. It is anything but in point of fact, it is in my estimation, a unique culinary experience. I don't write from the perspective of comparing this food to other Malaysian dishes that I've had in point of fact to the best of my recollection I don't think that I've ever had Malaysian cuisine. But if this restaurant is an example, I have missed a great deal. The food is very unique the servings are very gracious charitable. The prices are incredibly reasonable given the distinction of this particular cuisine and given the portions and quality of food that is served. The service is quite simple and the restaurant is actually quite small. However, I must tell you from A service perspective. It's truthfully amazing because the takeout business is extremely active. Not to mention the fact that the chef walks out and speaks to people will share anything that you want to know about Malaysian food and obviously from the quality of the food that I ate not only is his explanation thorough but my guess is his skills are incredible. As I said it is very small so it's difficult to Alpine about the ambience other than it was quite clean and given the number of whom I suspect were Malaysian people it's obviously quite popular within that community. So I take that to be a sign that this food is quite native in nature. I had a pork meal, which is only on Sundays. I spoke to the chef about it, and he explained that the preparation started one day in advance of actually serving the meal, so I understand why it is only served once a week. Although I must tell you because I lack familiarity it seemed to me that I would be hours and hours trying to replicate any of the dishes. All I can tell you is this if you are in an exploratory mood for a cuisine and have had or have not had Malaysian before I suspect this is a place to go. Quite informal, extremely fair pricing very generous portions great service very pleasant people and frankly it's a a family affair of what you will see many when you go. Quite a lovely experience.

Ordered the chicken curry, sizzling tofu, stir fried flat noodles and seafood fried rice…read more There was good wok hei on the noodles and fried rice. Aside from the rice though, everything was incredibly bland. I was honestly pretty disappointed given all of the glowing reviews of this place.

Yum! Yum! Yum! I came to Loves Dumpling House with my dad and my husband for dinner on a Friday…read morearound 6:30pm. We were seated right away. There is plenty of parking, plenty of indoor seating space and the ambiance is nice. We all shared Mushroom & Pork Soup Dumplings, Pork Soup Dumplings, Dan Dan Noodles, Pork and Chive Pan-fried Dumplings, and Beef and Onion Spicy & Sour Dumplings. If I had more room in my tummy, I would have ordered at least 4 more things from their amazing menu. We all had zero self-control and dig in before I could think to take any pictures. The soup dumplings were a hit for all three of us. I especially enjoyed the Beef and Onion Spicy & Sour Dumplings. My dad especially liked the Dan Dan Noodles because they were very peanut forward.

I have been seeing this place opened not too long ago and Katy freeway…read more Surprisingly this place was completely packed at 6pm on a Friday. Good thing I only ordered to go. I saw a lot of Asian in the restaurant and that means they are authentic Dumplings were freshly made in house and they are good. Price ranges around $10-$12 for dumpling Overall it's very reasonable price range

The food is amazing and freshhh!!! Customer service is so…read morekind and welcoming the space was clean and spacious check em out for Some good eaten in Texas !!!! Thanks

I had a very disappointing experience at this restaurant. I had my service dog with me, and she was…read morekept completely inside a zipped basket. However, the staff told us that we could not keep the basket on the couch. I've been to many other restaurants where this has never been an issue, so I was surprised by how this situation was handled. What made it worse was the way one of the staff members approached us. He was extremely rude and told us to leave instead of trying to speak with us respectfully or find a solution. I understand that restaurants may have their own policies, but there is a respectful and professional way to communicate them to customers. Unfortunately, that was not the case here. We felt very unwelcome and will not be returning.

Spicy yet addictive…read more Service and atmosphere: It's a good size restaurant located in the shopping area. The service was good. Polite and nice staff members. Food and drinks: This place has well designed menu that lets you easily choose from many different dishes. There is something for everyone here, from soups to shareable dishes, noodle options, and variety of meats. The spice levels are added for awareness. The food was very flavoursome, well seasoned and balanced. All foods had traditional flavours to them. You can choose flavoured green teas to accompany your meal. Pricing: $$ - definitely worth it for the taste, quality and quantity of food served.

Having a gluten allergy, it can be tricky finding Asian food outside of Indian and Thai that I can…read moreeat. Enter Tiger Noodle House. We went for lunch, and WHAT A TREAT. Service was spot on, quick, and we got our food in what felt like maybe a few minutes. We started off with pork dumplings for the kiddo, which he INHALED in moments. For entrees, we split the orange chicken and the Spicy/Numbing Pot. The orange chicken was spot on. The sauce was sweet but not painfully sweet or thick/clumpy. Really nice orange flavor and tender chicken. So much fun eating it since it is gluten free! Our kiddo also devoured this dish! Mild - not spicy at all! The Spicy Numbing Pot, while a little oily/greasy on the bottom, was still delicious! I appreciated that it wasn't knock your socks off spicy - it had a solid kick, and so flavorful. I love eating dishes with Sichuan Pepper; it has a lot of flavor, and the tingling is so much fun. This dish was perfect with some rice, and it wasn't too heavy for the middle of the day. The prices were really reasonable, and there was enough food for leftovers which we ate later that night. Our only regret is not getting the duck appetizer, but we will be sure to get it next time. We can't wait to go back, and Tiger Noodle will happily be in regular rotation for our family! You can't go wrong!

I really been wanting to try this place for a long time, but the distance stopped me…read more It was so worth to drive.... Puerto Rican Chinese food is so delicious and distinctive.IYKYK. This is so much better than that other chain Puerto Rican Chinese food place. Unfortunately they did not have sushi at the time, but the fried rice was flavorful and full of meat. Pork bbq and the beef and peppers was really good. Broccoli was steamed and the barbecue pork was A1 service was fast. They gave me a buzzer and I got my food when I was done. We will definitely go back. Finally glad I was able to make it there.

My friend and I came here to eat dinner. They were quick. The utensils and plates are self serve…read more When they serve you your meal, it's already in a to go box even if you are dining in. They really fill up the box. I was surprised on how much food they put in. The food was as expected. The chicken batter was evenly coated and nicely sauced. The place was clean. Tho very hands off. Free parking out front.