Not much went right. We ordered Supreme Fried Noodles. She asked if we wanted it with chicken. I…read moresaid no, pork. We got home and it was Singapore noodles with chicken. The egg foo young were large but they forgot to include the brown sauce. The Mongolian beef had no green onions, just chopped white onions. I put the fried rice in a bowl and you can see that they just add some soy sauce and stir fry it for a bit. Nothing in the fried rice besides rice and some soy. And it took just under 30 minutes to get our order. We were disappointed and will probably not go back.

My wife and mother had dinner at this restaurant on January 30th, 2026. They ordered Shrimp Egg Foo…read moreYoung and were shocked to find that our food was burnt. My wife politely asked for the manager, Joyce, but she refused to come to the table. Instead, she spoke in her language to the server, telling them that we don't have to pay but don't ever come back. After two years of being loyal customers, my wife and mother were deeply disappointed by Joyce's behavior. All they wanted was unburnt food, and they were not there to cause any trouble. They simply wanted to eat. They tried to speak with Joyce, but she was completely rude. My wife and mother remained calm throughout the entire incident. What was even more disturbing was that our two-year-old daughter had to witness the rudeness and being asked to leave the restaurant simply because they wanted to eat food that wasn't burnt.

This has been one of the most delightful experiences I've had eating. Seriously being here is Peak…read moreAsian dining. The food was spectacular and they used Sichuan peppers. The owner was so sweet and politely stopped watching his Korean Drama to stir fry my squid. You can just hear the sizzling oil and delicious aroma spread across the restaurant. The tingling MaLa spice was addicting and I savored every bite. As soon as The chef/owner was done, he politely gave me my food and resumed his drama after I told him I didn't need anything else. Epic Asian dining and the food as equally incredible.

Food 2.5/5 I got the…read moreStir-Fried Rice Noodles with Snail Flavor Beef... and it was the saltiest dish I've had in a while. The flavor (other than the salt) was acidic and had the snail essence ... but the salt was too overwhelming. The beef used isn't a good quality cut, and I don't normally comment on these kinds of things. I took the remainder home for leftovers and had to add cold water to dilute the salt - thankfully, the flavor remained though. That being said, it was all self-service other than the food being brought to me, which came fairly quickly. Unfortunately, I didnt have the best experience and would likely not come back for the Contra Conch Rice Noodles (which I really wanted to try but they were sold out).

Rice garden is great. I go for lunch time and their food always comes out hot and fresh. The…read moreflavors are all outstanding and the customer service is great.

As summer starts to end, I decided to take a half day off and take my monkies to the movies and see…read moreGeorge Washington (good movie for history nerds like me). When the movie ended, we decided to try a small Chinese restaurant around the corner. It is located in a big shopping center area with plenty of parking yet the parking spaces are far for someone who has problems moving around. You walk up to the register and place your orders (the restroom are to the right of the registers). The family is not complicated eating Chinese, it's all General Tso and I had the fried rice. The drinks are given to you when you pay and they bring the food to the table. The portions are a good size and let me tell you this food doesn't taste like buffet food. You can taste the freshness of the sauces and my rice was clean and filled with chicken. You have to order the spicy red pepper oil with your meal dont cheat yourself. Three plates $43.27 yet the flavor was awesome and clean. Yeah go see GW and visit this restaurant.

The BBQ fish was awesome, fresh and delicious. The rest of…read morefood is all good. I like it

ordered late dinner takeout from here since my usual Chinese spot options were closing…read more Unfortunately, the food was a total miss for me. The orange chicken was dry and too salty. The kungpao chicken tasted off, as if the chicken went bad. Way too much ginger and other aromatics. Lastly, the noodles were flavorless and lacked the "wokhei" taste.

Friendly staff, delicious offerings. Yummy soup…read more Craving dry Szechuan noodles, but not offered.

Went to lunch here. I ordered flat noodles with beef. Taste great…read more Server/Owner was friendly and helpful. Nicely decorated restaurant with lots of parking in mini mall.

Love bamboo house! This is one of my favorite places to come whenever I'm craving Peking Duck. Not…read moreonly do you get the duck with the perfectly done crispy skin in a cute dish shaped like a duck, but you also get the rest of the duck in a bone broth soup. It's so much better than chicken soup with the tenderness and flavor. They give you plenty of the pancakes and veggies. David is the absolute best everrr! He always takes care of us and knows just what to recommend. Pretty sure he sees us and just puts in the duck order at this point. Anyways, the pea shoots are basically one of the only vegetables I love to eat and I'm always so happy to see it on the menu here. All of the dishes are great and you really can't go wrong. Come with a small group for family style while enjoying the intimate environment and good food! There's always plenty of parking and it's perfectly located right off the freeway.

Of course we were here for the Peking Duck. Usually the half duck comes with 10 pieces of skins but…read morethis time we only got 8. It's possible that we may have had a couple stick together. But regardless, we didn't have enough skin so asked if we can get 2 more skins, even if we had to pay for them. The waitress barked at us that it comes in 10-pks and that she can't get us just 2 pieces. Fine, but there's no need to be annoyed and roll your eyes at us. The service was much to be desired. We ordered the A-Choy vegetable and it was awful, old and yellow and not cooked well. It's like they didn't sauté it in a hot enough wok so it wasn't crispy. So disappointing this time. Don't get me wrong, the Peking Duck and the soup that comes with it were still pretty good. Thus the second star.

Absolutely wonderful dining experience. The food tasted amazing, lovely atmosphere, and friendly…read moreservice 我and the staff were friendly and attentive. Highly recommend!

This place is a noodle lover's dream. Almost every noodle combination you can think of and they do…read moreit well. The texture of their noodles is cooked perfectly al dente in my opinion. Crab noodles: VERY generous amount of crab meat. Super creamy, seafood forward flavor. If you like shellfish, this is for you. Dan Dan noodles: Lighter flavor profile compared to other Dan Dan noodles I've tried. Refreshing! Scallion oil noodles: this was my favorite. The sauce is addicting and the noodle texture is so addicting. Love the crispy fried scallions on top. A must order. Beef noodles soup: Also very solid choice. The broth is clean and the beef is tender. Lots of veggies on top which I like. Skewers: they're all pretty solid and have similar cumin seasonings. I think the beef/lamb was my favorite. Very "futuristic" vibe inside. Good amount of parking.

Food: Built up an appetite to try out one of Plano's highly reviewed Chinese restaurants. Ordered…read morethe Ma-Po Tofu, Taiwanese Pork Chop Rice, Spicy Wonton (Pork & Shrimp), and Cucumber Salad. I don't claim to be a Mapo Tofu snob, but I'd rank this pretty up there, from a flavor and spice standpoint. The Taiwanese Pork Chop Rice and Spicy Wonton were also great; although, I would have preferred the pork chop to be a bit juicier. Lastly, the Cucumber Salad had a nice marinade, with a nice crunch on the cucumbers themselves. Their menu is relatively extensive, making for another visit a must. Service: No wait on a Saturday afternoon. There were only a few tables occupied in the main dining area, but we were seated in a relatively secluded section to the right of the restaurant. Overall, service was OK--our food came out soon after it was ordered, and we were well attended to. Ambiance: Casual, traditional. Parking: Ample parking. Located in a plaza.

I was really excited about this place- it fell a little short for me. First of all it's mainly all…read morepork, so that really limited the options. We got the steamed chicken dumplings, cucumber salad and beef noodles. The steamed dumping and cucumber salad was really good, beef noodles was okay. We also got han Dan noodles and it was too much of a coconut flavor. Ambience and service was great though!