Amazing, authentic Szechuan food near Phoenix! We placed an order for takeout here and everything…read morewas packaged and ready for us as soon as we got there. We got the Mala Stir Fry Pot Mix, Green Pepper and Eggplant with Century Egg, Dry Fried Green Beans, and the Hot & Crispy Chicken Bite. It really hit the spot and portions were really big. Get the Mala Stir Fry if you're looking for some of that Szechuan numbing heat!

Wanted some Chinese food and saw this place so we decided to give it a try. Not real hungry and…read morewanted some quick bite. Pretty large dining area with lots of sitting spaces. Dishes are ordered with a tablet and they had large selections with some pictures. Little annoying because I couldn't take pictures of the menu... Ordered soup dumpling for appetizer and got Hunan style sautéed beef with wild peppers. Prices were little on the high side and I was little annoyed that I had to order rice separate, $1.50 per bowl of rice. You place your order and submit the order and they bring them to your table. Main dish came out quick but the dumpling took longer than expected. We were done with the beef dish when the dumpling came out. The beef dish was pretty darn good. Had a little after taste spice and flavor was very good. Portion was not huge for the price but taste made up for it. The dumpling finally came out, and we'll, it was also worth the wait. You can taste the freshness with the dumpling. Piping hot with the soup inside. One of the best soup dumpling I've tasted. Over all service was good and food was pretty darn good. I definitely want to come here with more people at diner time so I can order more different types of dishes.

PK Shabu has to be one of my favorite hot pot spots! I hadn't been to hot pot in a couple of years,…read moreand honestly I never really understood the hype until I came here. The broths are so flavorful, and I love that it's all-you-can-eat. When you sit down, you order your broth, choice of meat, and appetizers from your server, all of which are included with the unlimited hot pot. After that, you grab a plate and head to the buffet where you can load up on vegetables, noodles, seafood, and so many other options. They have a huge seafood selection, which is one of my favorite parts. There's also a station where you can make your own dipping sauce exactly how you like it, plus a little dessert section with cookies to finish off your meal. The atmosphere is super laid back, making it a great spot to stop by after work without feeling like you need to dress up. They had the World Cup playing on some TVs and anime on others, which made the vibe even more fun. My only downside was their pricing. When I first went, they had a "summer deal" where unlimited hot pot was around $25. When I came back in July, the promotion had already ended. I think calling it a "June special" instead of a "summer deal" would have been less confusing. Overall, I definitely recommend PK Shabu if you're looking for a great all-you-can-eat hot pot spot with quality broths, tons of fresh options, and a relaxed atmosphere!

Came here last night on a whim. They have a summer special where it's only $26.99 for AYCE that…read moreincludes sushi. I love that there is so much variety for the hot pot. I'm also an avid sukiyaki broth lover so I'm glad they have it here. The sauce bar is amazing and there's so much variety to make different combinations. The sushi was okay, I think it's hit or miss in terms of freshness. I always enjoy ending the night with good ol' Kirkland ice cream bars! Service here is always friendly and quick. It's clean here which is a plus and it's big so it's roomy to get your veggies and meat.

We arrived at 5:30 pm on a Saturday, the place was empty so the waitstaff was very prompt with…read moretaking our drink order and gave us a little time to review the menu. The place was spacious, it really had a cozy old Korean restaurant feel. We ordered the Galbi Entree & soon tofu (mushroom) combo with the spicy pork belly & we couldn't have come here without trying the sweet & spicy chicken. The chicken was too big for us so we opted to get the chicken wings instead. The food came out quick and the meat and soup came out sizzling and hot which was great! Our meal came with 6 different side dishes (banchan) and white rice. I don't know if it was the mushrooms in the soon tofu soup but I thought it had a slight smelly socks smell. Everything else was so tasty and delicious! The portions were also fairly big with the galbi being very meaty. Next time I'm not going to order mushrooms in my soon tofu soup to see if the smell was that but otherwise when we are back on this side of town, we will definitely stop back!

Food was delicious and packed thoughtfully. I picked This ip for a take out order…read more The store was clean and quiet with many people coming in and out kicking up orders. The staff was quick and friendly and wished me the best and to one back soon - I will!

I came to Stone Tofu House with some friends while I was visiting Phoenix for a weekend. We stopped…read moreby here for a late lunch before I had to go to the airport. It was pretty quiet when we came by. The actual space is fairly modern with TVs and decor that feels very Asian (even the water jugs!). I actually came here a while ago and wasn't a big fan, making me think I just didn't like tofu. However, this time around, I LOVED what I got. I ordered the Vegetarian Mixed Vegetable Tofu Soup (and asked to make it spicy). It was so good -- really deep flavors alongside a great level of heat. The tofu was delicious and perfectly soft. The rice it came with was also really good -- I'm not sure exactly what it was. The service was fine, but a bit slow given we were one of two tables in the restaurant.

Overall great experience. I loved the food and the options were very unique from other korean…read moreplaces around town so I enjoyed the trip aside from many others apart from my usual expectations of the same one-noted korean food experience. I feel like I got burnt out on it a while back but eating with a vegan had me pleasantly surprised when they brought me here to try their house-made tofu dishes. I really enjoyed their difference in bon chan and was delighted by their $.50 hot drink station at the front. It was cute and very whimsical to get a korean milk coffee out of a quickie machine that presents its own cup when you insert quarters like you're traveling abroad. I liked it a lot. When you're sitting in their little booths, it's also very private and you can also view their process of making tofu in the back on the televisions on the side while you eat it, which is very informative as well. The staff was very clean and prompt at taking orders and never missed anything either, so I definitely appreciated the wait staff and attitude as always.

Heard about this place online and decided to stop in. Wow was it good…read more We went with the spicy crispy chicken and wasn't disappointed. This was really good. The flavor reminded me a little of salt and pepper calamari. We also got the twice cooked pork and the spicy dumplings. Everything had a nice heat that got my nose running and sweaty forehead. Can't wait to go back.

Followed the great Yelp reviews and chose this place to have monthly lunch with friend , neighbor…read more His request was... spicy General Tso chicken. Examined the online menu, saw all the Szechuan items, and the Chinese/ American dishes. Don't be put off by the outside apparance of this place, somewhat of an old Whataburger look. The inside is spacious. clean & pleasant. Very nice server lady took order. Jim, of course had the Gen Tso, I had orange chicken, & an app of dumplins in chili oil. Jim would have liked more heat! Next time he'll ask for it. I thought my orange chicken was perfect! Good quality chunks of chicken, crunchy battered, & the sauce was outstanding. Not over sweet at all, fresh & slightly bitter orange. Delicious. Dumplings were tasty& chili spicy. This was a hearty, delicious meal at a very reasonable lunch special price. Can not wait to return & try some other dishes!

Love their appetizers dishes here, the portion here is generous and it's really good! Their beef…read morenoodle soup is legit and I would really recommend people giving a try if you have not try their dishes before!

AMAZING DUMPLINGS! I…read morecame here for a girl's night and was so impressed! Every single dish was absolutely delicious, and you could tell the dumplings were home made. Cucumbers were simple, but a good fresh addition to the meal with the chili oil. The steamed buns were so fresh and soft, with lots of filling. The honey walnut shrimp were huge and so crispy. My friends thought the dan dan noodles were okay, but I loved them! A lovely sesame flavor. Service was okay, but it got the job done. I will be craving this restaurant again and definitely come back for some fresh dumplings.

A solid spot for some late night boba and eats in the ASU area! When I was a student, I was…read morepractically here every week, getting late night pho and drinks with my friends. It can definitely get quite busy, and the parking can be difficult so that is something to note. You order up front and then take a seat if you are dining in, and I have experienced it before where there are no available tables to eat at. Otherwise, it's mostly okay! The food is pretty good, I have to say, for what seems like an Asian fusion spot, the Vietnamese dishes are really authentic. And not many pho places are open late, so it's a great choice for those late nights as a student. I really like their Berry Twilight drink, it's pretty to look at and it's tasty and light. I love aloe vera in it, and always get it half sweet. I don't get anything else really, and I haven't felt like I wanted to. Definitely a good visit as a student, but I don't think I would go out of the way to come here now if I wasn't already in the area and craving something in the later hours.

Pleasantly surprised. This place is really lovely. Service was kind. Meal was generous and filling…read morefor the most part. Prices were good, place was clean. The only critique I had was the bahn mi bread is small! At least comparatively to other spots. I would come back. I would order more food. And the drinks were pretty decent too.

LOVE this place! Amazing place to have fun with your friends anytime of the day! Personally, I know…read moremany people including myself that come here often. The vibe and the atmosphere here makes it a fun enjoyable place for family and friends. I come here so often that a few of the servers have recognized me, I even come by myself sometimes! The food is amazing and has many different varieties including appetizers, soups, sides, and delicious meats! They even include all you can eat ice cream for dessert!

Not good. We…read moreoriginally planned to try another AYCE Korean Bbq spot on Valentine's Day, however, the wait was 2+ hours there. We called over here and there was no wait. A few people had the same thought as we did and it ended up being a 10 minute wait. We were seated in a booth and the table cannot be moved. The booth itself can be moved, assuming there is room. There are the little steam vents above the grill, which I appreciate, although you're going to smell like Korean bbq regardless. We ordered prime short rib, rice, mushrooms, corn cheese and green onion salad to start. We wanted onions but they were all out at 9PM- 3 hours before they close. The waitress was scarce to come by throughout the evening; after she dropped off our food she didn't come by to light our grill; a different waiter noticed we were just sitting around. At no point did she offer to swap out our grill. Most traditional Korean banchan like kimchi, radishes, or cucumbers are not served here. The green onion salad was good. House salad, okay at best and not dressed well. The Japchae was clumpy, like it had been sitting around. The steamed egg was oddly sweet. The corn cheese was probably one of the best dishes of the evening and that's literally just corn and cheese. The cut/quality of the beef was poor compared to other K bbq spots. The ribeye was paper thin. The "spicy" pork bulgogi was also oddly sweet. The prime short rib was probably best. I had no desire to try other cuts of meat. Makes sense why they are so empty all the time.