Commenting for the wonderful service! All the ladies were super sweet and attentive! The prices for…read morethe Chinese lunch specials seem like it hasn't changed since 1990! Very affordable meals and clean bathrooms!

Reading the low and high reviews here, this is ALL you need to know about this place:…read more Royal Wok is a spot specializing in KOREAN-CHINESE cuisine. This is different from the typical Chinese, American-Chinese, Sichuanese or Cantonese dishes most Americans are fond of. As such, if you come here expecting orange chicken, lo mein or chicken fried rice you're bound for disappointment. Whereas if you come for jjajangmyeon, jjampong or tangsuyuk you'll have a good time. Yes, they have a lot on their menu but these guys know how to do certain dishes especially well. The store owners are Chinese immigrants with Korean ancestry. Know what you're signing up for before you visit.

I was so excited to try this place in hopes to find a new favorite spot but it wasn't as expected…read more I ordered to go & when I went to pick it up during dinner hours it was completely empty. The side seemed like a cute little local spot. The person who took the order & checked us out was very nice. They knew the menu well & were helpful. Unfortunately the food just wasn't very good. The rice was dry & the chicken was chewy. The portions are large. Lots of rice & chicken. The sauces & egg rolls were good.

It's probably the best Chinese in CFB! The owners are quality people! Their lunch special is…read morehonestly unbeatable.

This is one of my favorite Chinese restaurants in the area…read more I would recommend the beef noodle soup! It's pretty hearty and great for the cold winters in Dallas. Service is always top notch and the ambiance is authentic as well

Came here for 2nd visit. I tried the eggplant, beef roll again, and braised pork belly…read more The garlic eggplant is great! One of my favs with the spicy wontons. Beef roll is lacking in beef. It had lots of green onion but little beef. So didn't taste as good. Would not get again. Braised Pork belly - very tough, not braised at all. Very chewy and got stuck in my teeth. Flavor okay. The viet braised pork belly is way better and softer. Still a solid spot. Some dishes hit and miss. Our group has our go to dishes. Next time maybe I'll try the Dan Dan noodles.

Quiet. Clean. Good food. I order black bean noodles and sweet and sour chicken. By good I mean it's…read morethe same taste as I made at home.

Sadly this has really gone downhill since our last visit. The tangsooyuk (deep fried pork) came out…read morewithin minutes and tasted reheated. The sauce was too sweet. We left most of the food on the table, unfortunately.

I had heard good things about Kin's and decided that I needed to check it out!…read more Stopped in and the restaurant was very clean and nicely laid out. We were seated right away by our friendly server. We had the crispy pork chop which was excellent, very flavorful and a large portion. Egg rolls seemed house made and were very tasty. Great spot and I plan to be back to try some more items!

The restaurant is very nice and clean in side. Friendly customer's service. We ordered couple…read moredishes, all overall is good: 1. Egg coffee, nice and smooth 4/5 2. Garlic water spinach: still green and crunchy: 4.5/ 3. Bun Bo Hue: every ingredient is cooked perfectly, the meat was very tender, only the broth needed more umami flavor, feel like they did not season enough of lemongrass and fermented shrimp paste and the spicy of chili 5/5 for ingredients, but 3/5 for the broth and it is not hot enough in temperature 4. The sizzle steak is fine, but the steak is cut in too very small pieces, which lost the sweetness of the meat 3.5/5 I over looked another table, and people order more family style dishes, maybe we need to try it next

Was meeting someone who only had a couple hour dinner break, and this was a great place for some…read morequick dumplings! We split the combination pork and chicken soup dumplings (xiao long bao), steamed shrimp and pork (sam sum) dumplings, and combination beef and pork pan seared bao. We were also brought some complimentary rose shaped bao that had colorful stripes. I should have taken a photo!

Soup dumplings really good, extremely hot and juicy…read more Regular fried chicken potstickers were a bit of a miss, just average. Orange chicken really tasty. Dried fried chicken - AMAZING such a highlight. Hot and sour soup tasty. The desserts were a miss, the chocolate bao was semi-sweet chocolate inside which i didn't like, and also not nutella or any other flavor involved which bummed me out. the Hong Kong style dessert bao were also kinda eh. Service really good, I did really enjoy this meal, such a great menu and plenty of tasty menu choices. Focus on the coup dumplings, soups, and chicken dishes!!

Stumbled onto Fortune House while searching for lunch spots in Irving and walked out a convert…read more Seated immediately, great service, and a waitress who steered me straight -- recommended the sesame chicken and was completely right. Sesame chicken was crunchy outside, moist inside -- perfectly executed. Fried rice and crab rangoons held their own alongside it. Dinner portion with fried rice and crab rangoons on the side. $27.06 before tip for food that punches well above that price point. I'll be honest -- I'm picky about Chinese food. Fortune House earned it anyway. SAS Verdict: Approved. One of the better lunch finds in Irving. Don't sleep on it.

Ordered several different things on the menu and everything came out fresh and fast. The staff was…read morevery friendly and helpful

This place was a pleasant surprise! The amount of food I got for $13 was kind of absurd. Could…read moretotally have been shared. The make your own cross the bridge noodle is perfect for picky eaters and lets you customize your soup to your liking. The pork broth was good and pleasant. I wish I had gotten more meat slices, but that's a personal preference. Definitely recommend this place!

Really good noodle spot. They have a build-your-own menu which allows for lots of flexibility. The…read moreappetizers were very good tool; I especially liked the mushroom with garlic vinegar sauce. For noodles we tried the tomato and green pepper broths. The green pepper stood out to me because it was numbing but not crazy spicy. The portion size were very generous. Overall it was a solid meal!

Food -Great mifen noodles. Very bouncy and chewy. Broth is…read morenot very spicy but very beefy in flavor, reminiscent of pho -Can pass on the spicy wontons. Wrapper is too thick and sauce is chili oil and soy sauce

I cannot say enough about the kind and humble service and excellent cuisine at Yo!Bowl. Richard…read moretook our order and he was delightful and gave us all of the information and recommendations. We chose a beef stir fried flat noodle (like a drunken noodle) and the make your own bowl option with the beef and mifen noodle soup, all of the free extra pickly things to add to the top, a teriyaki egg and a delightful cucumber salad with homemade wok fried peanuts. We decided to try the Winter Melon tea that was very refreshing and sweet. We thought everything had magnificent flavors and freshness. The beef was so tender and full of flavor. That broth though. Hubba hubba. The walls are whimsically decorated with hand painted art that really added to the quirky atmosphere. We would definitely return.

I was in town visiting some family and wanted to stop by this new spot in Plano since it was open…read morefor late nights during the Thanksgiving weekend. The hours are great for late night drinks and dinner, and service was very attentive and recommended some great bar food choices! Highly recommend the popcorn chicken, it was made with dark meat and had an extra crunch packed full of flavor. The ambiance was vintage and lux, perfect for a date night with some Vietnamese tunes that definitely sets the mood!

Food and service was good, but I wish they had their own yelp page instead of keeping the old one…read more Their old store was called Mei Wei and it was in Carrollton. They had bento boxes and dessert similar to Meet Fresh, and it was more of a casual, hang out spot. This new store is next to Ztao and they are more of a sit in restaurant. Their menu was short and when I asked if they had bento boxes, the waitress didn't really understand my question. Their menu consisted of.. 1. Main Entree $14.99 that came with rice, noodles, or congee 2. Soup $3.99 three options 3. Sides $4.99 several options No dessert menu, only a little stand on the table with taro pudding that costed $8.95. We ordered their braised pork chop, daikon meatball soup, and pig ears. Like I mentioned, food was good, but nothing special. You can only order the side and soup if you order one of the main entrees. This new store is nothing like their old store, just fyi.