Hidden gem. Looks small from the outside but dining area is large and kinda fancy. Large menu seems…read morepretty authentic. We ordered Crab Rangoon, green bean chicken and general tso shrimp with fried rice. Shrimp was huge. Crab Rangoon probably the best we have tried. My husband loved the green beans but could have had more chicken. Reasonable prices for todays economy. We will be back. Service was good as well but time of day not real busy. Didn't get pictures but should have as the food was excellent.

TL;DR: I wouldn't come back here for dim sum…read more I thought this place was good when I visited a year ago, but my most recent visit was disappointing. It's expensive for what you get, around $25 per person, which would be fine if the food were better. Most of the dim sum from the carts arrived cold and a bit dried out instead of hot and fresh. Service was friendly (though I didn't see the kind older gentleman from last time), and the restaurant is big, spacious, and nicely decorated. Unfortunately, the dim sum just didn't measure up this time around. Since there aren't many other options nearby, I can see why people come here, but personally I won't be coming back.

This is still one of our favorite places to eat. After nearly 19 years and now living nearly an…read morehour away from the restaurant. We stopped in a couple days ago for some lunch. Shrimp Stuffed Chili Peppers Wonton Soups Tao Tao Fish Hot & Spicy Chicken (authentic style) Jasmine Tea Everything was delicious, as usual.

Came back again earlier today with my wife hoping for the same experience before she left to go…read moreback home to Seattle and was seriously disappointed. We got sat in the back corner hoping to enjoy dim sum and all we got was tea and some fried sticky rice. All she wanted was some steam spare ribs. We waited for 10 minutes and no waiters came to ask if we needed anything. She then got up and talked to the waitress about an order of steamed spare ribs and she said it would be out in 10 minutes. 20 minutes went by and 5 parties that came after us all got served. She was furious and got up and left while I paid for the 2 items. This time around was not a good experience since we were there just a couple days ago.

I love the dim sum here. They have a lot of options to choose from. My eyes are definitely bigger…read morethan my stomach when I come here so I would recommend ordering one thing at a time! I want to come back here to try out some of the entrees. A great dim sum restaurant to check out!

I love their Sichuan dishes; my favorite has always been their fish fillets with tofu. it's a shame…read morethough they're limited in staff.

I like this place but had not been on years. As a teenage vegetarian , this was my first experience…read morewith faux ribs-delicious! This time I opted for non-vegetarian dishes. I had the duck wings, which were actually legs. They were tasty and slightly salty worth a try though. I also tried the mocha Loco, which I enjoyed very much. I'm pretty sure the burgers were frozen patties but nonetheless, I still enjoyed the meal. I'd like to go back and try some other options as well. I also enjoyed several condiments that were available. The hostess was pleasant as well.

Tasty dimsum , all the basics are good! Service was fast and owner came to each table to check on…read morethe customer. It was a nice relaxing atmosphere to enjoy a Sunday morning dim sum brunch. Nice to have options for good dim sum in Cincinnati.

Great if you stick to the actual Chinese dishes. Love the frog legs. Always go around Christmas…read moretime with my in-laws.

New leaf? Came here…read morethe other night and it was MUCH better than last time. Food was good across the board. Still the best Chinese Buffett in Cincinnati. Hope they keep the good work & improvements on quality. Would like to see better ice cream options.

Boom! I'm going out on a limb and rating five stars even though I just did takeout. It was THAT…read moreGOOD. The online order system is seamless and you can pay at pickup if desired. Szechuan Cold Noodles blew me away with perfect texture and taste and the mouth tingly heat that sneaks up on you. They were garnished with chives and there was plenty of chili oil for a thorough coating. Also tried the Boiled Beef with Sichuan Pepper & Leek. Nice and tender, very flavorful, slivered garlic and cilantro were in the mix. You like it spicy? This one's eye-watering. It was great. That little hot pepper symbol on the menu has meaning! They also serve the Americanized favorites, for less adventuresome palates. Very cute and cozy inside. Small. I believe there were six booths, with table service. I saw an older Chinese man making dumplings by hand at a side table. The lady who was waiting tables also took care of me, very sweet and friendly. I hope to get back here for dine in before long.

Quiet, clean, cozy. Standard American Chinese fare in the first half of the menu. Tons of menu…read moreoptions including an Authentic Chinese section. Lovely and kind waitstaff.

I personally think that the food used to be better tasting I think the quality has gone downhill. I…read moredon't think they offer hot tea. What's with that Asian gourmet and what happened to your dining in? It used to be nice and now hardly anybody eats in there and is out of Styrofoam containers. It used to be plates, just wondering what happened

Look, this is probably one of the better Chinese restaurants in the area. Is it totally authentic?…read moreNo. But, for this style of Chinese it's really good. We ordered take out twice recently because we're busy and it's close to where my son has practice these days. We went in to pick up and it is nice inside. I used the bathroom and it was clean, which I appreciate. Our last order was crab rangoon, siu mai, wonton soup, pepper steak with onions, shrimp with broccoli, general t's chicken and fresh garlic chicken. I'll start with the crab rangoon, it is a little sweeter than other places, but it also has more flavor since they actually use scallions in theirs. It was really good, although one of the kids didn't like the sweetness of it. The siu mai though? Everyone loved it and we will definitely order those again! The shrimp was perfectly cooked and plump, so good! The family fought over the leftover wonton soup, I ordered two quarts because there's never enough for our crew. The only thing I wouldn't order again is the fresh garlic chicken, it was a LOT of green peppers which isn't our favorite. Someone did go in and eat all the leftover chicken though...lol I noticed when ordering the last time that they also have Thai food, which I really want to try.

Our visit to Oriental Wok was nearly perfect. It was close enough to perfection for me to share a…read morefive-star review. We were meeting our friend for dinner at 6 pm on a Tuesday. The gentleman asked if we had reservations. We did not. He simply said, "Then we'll have three more guests for the evening" or something along those lines. He was very kind. Before our friend arrived, a woman stopped by to welcome us. Top notch service so far! The ambiance is beautiful. The lighted tree and decor behind us was a lot, but it felt tasteful. Jack, our server, stopped by to get us water. When our friend arrived we had a lot to talk about. Jack stopped by several times and was very chill about us taking our time. He said he didn't mind if we still weren't ready and he'd return to check on us as often as necessary. Again, kindness and patience abound at Oriental Wok. The Ma La Dumplings were absolutely delicious. The filling was delicious and the spice level, which we knew would be spicy, was perfect. Truly a wonderful bite. I had Five-Spice Tofu. The tofu was crispy as advertised and the greens were in a very light and delectable sauce. Green onions were sprinkled with the greens. I feel sometimes greens like these are an afterthought at many restaurants. At Oriental Wok they were as much a star as the crispy tofu. Mark had Orange Chicken and thoroughly enjoyed it. He mentioned the orange flavor was perfect. Either Jack asked if we wanted dessert and I missed it or he didn't ask. Our friend thought maybe he did and she said no, but she couldn't be sure. I just remember him stopping by to ask if we needed boxes. Anyway, next thing I knew we had our checks. I really wanted dessert, but I took it as a sign it was time for us to wrap up. I'm absolutely certain he would have been more than happy to bring us some dessert and update our checks, so going without was on me and that's cool. I think it's safe to say we will be back!

Yummy lunch at one of my favorite Chinese restaurants - the Oriental Wok…read more Great atmosphere, easy parking and really delicious food. Always a treat!