If you're craving authentic, comforting Chinese food, this is definitely a spot worth checking out!…read moreThe food is flavorful, satisfying, and has that homemade feel you just can't get from a big chain.

Ok Chinese food. The staff is friendly and prices are cheap. You can order combo plate or solo…read moreentrees. Food is fresh.

The Chinese restaurant 3 mins away from my Airbnb. Fry rice…read moreand tofu were not bad. Hot and sour soup is not ok, can be skipped. They have ac and fan! Even not cold but at least you won't be sweating while eating.

Typical menu you would expect. Portions are large. Luis (speaks fluent English) works the front…read moredining area while his sister cooks in the kitchen. My chicken soup with rice noodles & cabbage was a good starting option. For my main, I ordered broccoli & oyster sauce with a side of steamed rice. Many vegetale options. Combo meals available. They do a big carry out business (during my lunch, I saw at least 20 people come for their carry out orders). No alcohol. Credit cards. You won't leave hungry. Very fair prices. Parking is a challenge. Take taxi or Uber. NO FRILLS, simply good food.

Nice venue but absolutely horrible food. Very good service;however.Frankly, I have no idea as to…read morewhy it's crowded.

So awesome!!! Final day open for the season!!…read more Rhe bowls here are so good, I just can't wait to come back! Will post a better review when they reopen in October- "in Season" restaurant.

I'm a big fan of Chinese food so I was thrilled that Dao lived up to my expectation. There were so…read moremany things I wanted to try on the menu and trying to narrow it down to a reasonable list to avoid wasting food was tough. I'm hoping to try even more dishes on my return visit in April 2025 when I'm with my family as we can share even more dishes. This time, I was with my vegetarian boyfriend and while we were able to share a few things, everything meat that I wanted to try was solely up to me. We ended up deciding on an appetizer of fried tofu, fried veggie spring rolls and chicken satay, followed by chow mein, fried rice, Mongolian beef and veggie hor fun noodles for dinner. I loved the variety of the dishes and everything tasted amazing. Between the chow mein and the hor fun, I'd give the edge to the hor fun's rice noodles. I started with the Summer in the East cocktail. While it's very good, it was also more like a smoothie and very filling. It had Malibu rum, coconut milk, pineapple juice, banana and passionfruit blended and would be a better dessert than a dinner drink.

Fantastic way to spend our wedding Anniversary. Beautiful…read moreand modern environment with great food and drinks. We raved about our meal to our server so the chef came out and said hello.

We loved Archie's Wok! The air conditioned dining room was full but it was evening and really…read morewasn't THAT hot so we were fine sitting in a back porch area they called the garden, which is technically outside but felt more like a charming indoor space but with an open ceiling. I ordered off of the restaurant week menu while my SO opted to order off of the regular one. He started with the calamari, which was quite good. Nice and light breading and not overcooked. We sampled the papaya salad (one of the best I've ever tasted), coconut fried rice with yellow curry, drunken noodles with shrimp and mango sticky rice. This was my first time trying mango sticky rice and I'm glad I did it here because Mexico has such excellent mangos. It was fantastic and is now a new favorite. The curry rice was also delicious but for me, was a lot of food, which is not a bad thing. A great value actually since I got three meals out of it! They also serve margaritas by the pitcher, which is literally illegal in the ridiculous state we are from so we were very excited at this option. The full pitcher was a bit much for 2 but my friends, not to worry! They do a half pitcher!!! Our server was so nice and did a great job. Food came out very quickly as well. We had a great time at Archie's Wok and it has been added to our list of musts when in PV.

Today is day 14 for us, wanted something different and I wasn't too sure what to expect. Just off…read morethe beach, this is a really chill place. I ordered take out since the wife wanted to stay in. Pork egg rolls, Mongolian curry beef, almond chicken and fried rice. I had a lemonade while I was waiting. Everything was packaged well (lids taped on, sauce servings with lids, wrapped in cling film. The food was tasty. While I was not much more than 5 minutes back to the hotel, the egg rolls were soggy. The sweet and sour sauce for them was very good, great flavor and not overly thick. I asked for the curry to be hot, but not too hot, it was pretty mild. Definitely worth giving it a shot when you're looking to switch things up. Like most of PV, it was good and it was spendy (about 1,400 MXD for 2 mains, combination fried rice and 3 pork egg rolls + 1 lemonade).

Last night I checked out this Chinese restaurant for dinner. Although their posted hours say…read moreotherwise, the doors were locked before 8:30 pm. I came back today for lunch. Gosh, this was the cheapest restaurant meal I've had in Puerto Vallarta by far...89 pesos (under US $5) for 2 selections including fried rice/chow mein. There are tables (all filled) but no table service. I ordered takeout. Selections are laid out cafeteria style on steamer trays. I picked pork short ribs (more bone than meat but tasty and the sauce is good) and whole stir fry shrimp (a bit spicy and really good flavors). I couldn't decide between fried rice or chow mein, so the woman said half/half. Both were decent, maybe a bit too salty, but the entrees are the stars of the show. This may be a true hole in the wall place off the beaten track, but is definitely a place I'd seek out again. It's a block from the Malecon and easy to get to!

I am not sure why this establishment has the rating it has. The food was good and the service was…read morevery nice as well. We stopped in heading back to our airbnb and wanted something for lunch and food for later. It was more than enough food for two meals. The price was unbelievable. Two plates of food for 500 pesos. There is no way that can be beat. I would recommend this place for a quick (good) meal that's also inexpensive. I am deducting one star because we originally went at 12pm and they weren't opened on a Tuesday went back on Wednesday and they were.

We made a reservation for 17 people and they were able to accommodate us through a phone call…read morebeforehand! The area is so nice and aesthetic. The menu is very interesting as it is an Asian fusion restaurant. I ordered two pork belly baos which was humongous and so good. For ramen and other soups they had a baby, regular, and supersize option which was really great as we all had different stomach room and reduced food waste. They also had chili oil and other seasoning and sauces on the table for us to use. We ordered bottled water which came in a fancy glass bottle which was cool. The service was really great as well!

The food was very delicious, the service was great, the staff was friendly and the ambience and…read moredecor was very nice as well. The Pho Michelada was very unique and one of the best michaldas I've ever had.

Comfortable and nicely lit Thai bistro. My basil stir fry was quite mild and not spicy as…read morerequested. Plenty of fresh and crunchy veggies, though light on the chicken, which was in big cubes, not small chunks. Coconut rice was bland with no discernible coconut flavor. Margs were tasty and presented nicely. Service was prompt, polite, and attentive. Recommend they add an Asian beer of two to the menu, such as Singha or Tsingtao and spice up the food more.

Thai food in Mexico, don't mind if we do!…read more Siam Cocina Thai was our first sit down meal on a Friday night. We were greeted as soon as we stepped in and guided to a table of our choice. The ambiance was perfect for dinner. Great lighting, awesome spaced out layout and still very intimate. I noted a lot of their vegetarian, vegan and even gluten free options on the menu as well as all the beverage options. We shared a bottle of mineral water and enjoyed a classic mojito (para mi) and cerveza (for him). I definitely eyed over their curry, noodles, plates, stir frys, soups, salads and appetizers but ultimately settled on some impressionable Yellow Curry w/ Tofu and a side of rice. It was so unique in flavor compared to curry back in California or even other countries I've visited... Definitely a bit of PV flare! Our server was very attentive, especially during the first half of our Siam experience. All the staff was kind, friendly and personable. Quality service + quality eats = can't beat! The decor is a blend of many inflections of Thai culture with trace amounts of Puerto Vallarta, especially in the floor patterns, tables and color palette. Restrooms are clean, easy to use and just based the bar/main register area toward the back center of Cocina Thai. We didn't have any sort of wait as it was the weekend before Beef Dip and not on a holiday. They do take reservations on their website online as well as via telephone. SCT gets busy for event weeks/weekends and major dine out holidays like Valentines, but generally is pretty easy to get seated and enjoy.