But I really like about this Chinese restaurant is that is very close to my house and I'm always…read moreskeptical about those quick Chinese restaurants that sell quick Chinese food with semi low quality, but I am very delighted that this restaurant sells higher quality food at reasonable prices. I'm a big fan of the spicy beef noodles. Love the bouncy chewy noodles with the fresh bok choy. You can see the photos I took the soft, long cooked braised beef cuts. I am very surprised the beef is very tender extremely tender and love the the big cuts of gelatinous goodness. Tendons for capital T for tender. The broth has a strong beef flavor and overall great dish. The pad Thai on the other hand, it's a good attempt at Pad Thai but in my opinion is too sugary. Love the noodles with the peanuts on top. You have the soft noodles with the crunchy peanuts. It adds a nice contrast of crunchy and soft at the same time. You can see the sliced carrots and the beef. I also added chicken. It's a good dish, but it's in my opinion missing more bean sprouts and it needed more tamarin sauce. More fish sauce, and it would've been nice to add stirfry basil so you could taste the basil leaves when you stirfry it. It's also missing eggs. Maybe I didn't see any of it. I didn't taste any eggs or it was just covered in sauce, but who knows it was still good. I ate the whole thing.

Absolutely solid Chinese-American fare, comforting and nostalgic that scratches the itch for my…read morechildhood favorites. Plenty of vegan options with tofu both soft and fried, fresh veggies galore, and all the brown sauce you can handle. My personal favorites are the mapo tofu and mushroom tofu, but the dry sauteed green beans definitely deserve and honorable mention. Great portions all around; order two dishes and you'll have a whole feast. Lunch deals are a great value but even dinner pricing is very reasonable, too. It's an ideal spot for a low-key meal since it's usually not too busy, not loud, not flashy, and not the type of place that attracts annoying wannabe influencers.

Great service. Lunch specials w entree, rice, egg roll & soup. Great prices. Chili oil was delish…read moretoo. Plenty of vegan options. Delicious.

We ate here the other and we really enjoyed our lunch. The food was hot and very good. The hot…read moreand sour soup was excellent as were the Kung Pao / Beef and Scallops. We will be back. And the service was good as well.

Overall: 4.6/5 [dine in]…read more We came on a Tuesday night and were seated right away. The staff was really nice and even offered to charge our laptop for us which was a thoughtful touch. We did not come in with high expectations but the food completely blew us away. K6. Salt and Pepper Crawfish ($19): This was fire and honestly the best fried crawfish we have had. So much better than I expected and unlike anything else we have tried. The crawfish was crispy and flavorful and came with a bowl of white rice and a lemon and pepper dipping sauce. B10. Lemongrass Vermicelli Stir Fry Combo ($17): The receipt said spicy but it was not spicy at all. The combo comes with 3 proteins including chicken, shrimp, and beef, and we added grilled pork ($5) and bi ($3) so we ended up with 5 types of meat in the bowl. The flavors were well balanced even with everything going on and the bowl was absolutely humongous. We were stuffed afterwards.

Another solid Vietnamese restaurant in Round Rock. I ordered the vermicelli bowl with grilled pork,…read moreshredded pork skin, and egg rolls. This dish was delicious. The egg roll was really tasty and crispy. Grilled pork was savory and shredded pork skin was perfection. You can't go wrong with this meal. I also tried their rice cake pancake as an appetizer but honestly, they is also another meal in itself. It will pair well with rice. Good if you enjoy eggs and rice cakes. Their Vietnamese Iced Coffee was also good. Service is super quick. The staff are all friendly. The restaurant is large and parking is abundant as it's located in a large plaza.

We tried six dishes: yam and woodear mushroom, squid and lamb skewers, salt and pepper fish, beef…read morenoodle soup, wontons in chili oil, and mala beef dry pot, and everything so good My favorite was probably the dry pot, but the skewers stood out because not many Chinese places in Austin feature skewers on their menu, but this place did it and did it well! The portion sizes were good too! I was surprised at how quiet and peaceful the restaurant was even though there were so many people, but it made it good for conversation. Will definitely be returning

My partner and I came in and enjoyed a nice meal. The lady serving was very friendly and we really…read moreenjoyed the dishes we ordered. We got the cumin lamb and eggplant skewers which were delicious and the lamb was a very reasonable price point. We also got chili oil wontons, mala fried chicken, and pickled mustard pork noodle soup. These had good flavor but tasted a bit unlike the same dishes I've had at other Sichuan restaurants. The wontons didn't have much chili oil and the chicken was rather sweet which I didn't prefer. However, it still tasted great and entrees came with large bowls of rice.

My Daughter and I shared a General Tso plate with noodles, a Honey Walnut Shrimp plate with…read morenoodles, & Egg Rolls. Everything was hot, fresh, & tasted very good. We both especially liked the Shrimp dish! We both had Dinner 2x from each box of food. Excellent value!

This place is pretty solid! I wanted some take out and…read morestumbled upon this place. When I walked in and didn't see razzle dazzle, I knew the food would be good . I got the sesame chicken and shrimp fried rice. I paid an extra $3 to get my rice as shrimp fried rice (sweet).! The quality of the chicken was good. I was able to taste the chicken, see the white meat, and not have crunchy stuff more than I have chicken.! My shrimp fried rice was pretty good. The quantity is what excited me the most. The service was pretty fast! I would definitely go back ! Finally found good Chinese in the north Austin area. I'll stick beside them!

This was my first time eating at Four Seasons, and I was really impressed…read more We had a small Scouting America meeting here with 4 people paying separately which they didn't balk at. The service was impressive as they continued to refill drinks, and I never felt rushed to leave. We went on a Thursday evening, and I enjoyed the intimate, quiet dining room. The serving sizes were all robust, and we all enjoyed our food. I had the Chicken Lo Mein, and it did NOT disappoint. My friends ordered the General TSO Chicken, Sesame Chicken, and Beef Fried Rice, and very little was left on our plates. What pushed me from 4 to 5 stars is the price. Mine was $15 which included water and a single chicken egg roll. For the price, I felt like the entire experience was great! I will definitely take my wife back for dinner!

This place is consistently good! However, go to their website to order delivery. There is another…read morefour seasons Chinese in the area that's not very good.

Good local Chinese restaurant with fresh ingredients, good flavors, overall great Chinese…read morerestaurant. The lo mein combo noodles had a good solid soy sauce flavor, soft noodles, good amount of meats, sold noodles. Mongolian beef is amazing, soft beef with creamy, salty, and tangy brown sauce. The fresh white onions help cut through the salty soy sauce flavor of the brown sauce. Orange chicken is awesome, big big chunks of white chicken meat, very little batter on the outside with a strong orange flavor. I appreciate this dish since it's more meat than batter. The last dish, shrimp with pork dish with sliced green peas. It tasted like it had a turmeric sauce. Nice firm shrimp with pork.

Meh. Disappointing…read more I picked up takeout from this restaurant and ordered the Kung Pao chicken and a chicken egg roll. The Kung Pao chicken was bland and lacked the flavor I was expecting--there was no discernible garlic, ginger, or other aromatics, and the sauce didn't have much depth. There weren't a lot of peanuts, and no vegetables, either. Unfortunately, my first bite of chicken also had some chewy, unpleasant bits, which didn't help. The egg roll shell was crispy but not a light batter, the interior was a bit doughy and lacked the texture I was hoping for. All in all, it was just okay. I really wanted to like this new restaurant, but based on this meal, it was disappointing.

It's been over a decade since I've been here and honestly, inside the restaurant, it shows. The…read morebooth seats are almost all cracked and uncomfortable, but the food is the same quality as I remember. Friendly staff and good food at decent prices. Great for a quick meal.

Let's just say their 3.6 rating is generous. Clueless service. Bad food. Def won't be going…read moreback. The atx Asian food group is losing credibility because they recommend this place.