On our honeymoon and wanted a quick bite close to the hotel. Was craving sushi and they had good…read morereviews. The food was delicious! The best general tso I have had in YEARS!!! The sushi was also fresh and very good. Our food came quickly and at appropriate temps. The staff was welcoming and friendly. We were pleasantly surprised to have such good asian cuisine in San Juan.

Food: Everything we had was served piping hot and was pretty good. Vegatable soup was good. Pork…read moredumpling soup was excellent. We ordered the Singapore noodles and asked for extra egg instead of chicken. No chicken but no extra egg for us. The Singapore noodles were better than average but the over abundance of celery and low quality veggies was disappointing. Service: good service Ambiance: Strip mall mess with Chinese overlord watching customers from behind counter. Be sure to greet Chinese overlord in his language (phonetic for hello is "shay-shay" spoken very quickly). Overall cleanliness: average Value: decent value considering price and quality

Very decent Chinese in San Juan. There is parking in the back…read more Enjoyed the curry chicken and hot and sour soup.

Who would've thought our highlight meal in Puerto Rico would be Chinese food?…read moreOf all the spots we tried on our trip, this place completely surprised us. Service was pretty standard -- we were greeted as soon as we walked in, and luckily it wasn't too busy at that time (the night before it had been packed, so I was glad we missed the rush). We chose our own table, and the waitress came right over to help us out. We ordered the California roll, chicken fried rice, and Thai chili wings. The California roll was good, nothing over the top but solid. The chicken fried rice was really flavorful, but the star of the show -- without question -- were the Thai chili wings. They were absolutely delicious, the kind of dish that makes you wish you had ordered extra to take home. Honestly, I regret not going back the night before just to grab some more. The ambience was what you'd expect from a typical Chinese restaurant -- nothing too flashy, but it didn't need to be. The food carried the experience. We'll definitely be going back on our next trip to Puerto Rico, and you can bet those Thai chili wings will be the first thing we order.

Nothing to write home about. The food was ok. The service was great. They did accommodate my…read morevegetarian diet. Which I appreciated. The ambience was very old school NY Chinese restaurant from the 70's/80's. Not sure if I would come back.

It was AWESOME! We stopped from our cruise because I craved chino-boricua and they delivered like a…read moreboss

So good! We ordered the churrasco roll and the half shrimp half tuna "pizza" both without cheese…read moresince we don't do regular cheese. It was delicious! We were helped quick and we were able to ask about certain questions we had. The gentleman was nice.

This was the sleeper hit of our trip!!!…read more It was tough to convince my wife that our last dinner in PR would be Chinese/Japanese, but our hotel (El Caribe) had no good options and no one was willing to drive towards Old San Juan. Ikura was walking distance, just past 787 Coffee. The Yelp reviews were very positive and with good reason! The owners, possibly a husband wife, were very accommodating and worked together to ensure efficienct service. The menu had a mix of classic American-Chinese offerings (kung pao chicken, orange chicken), but also typical Japanese faire (sushi/sashimi, bento boxes, and udon noodles). My wife loved her hot and sour soup and kung pao chicken, while I love my bento box with fried rice, 4 piece California roll, salad, and pepper beef. We saw other guests who ate sushi and it looked really good. If you tire of lechon asado, mofongo, and all manner of fried appetizers, this is a great option!

So much food!! The small restaurant is in a strip mall and the Chinese food is so good! We ordered…read more3 different lunch combinations to try but had enough leftovers for dinner too. The service was great as well. Menus in Spanish and English

I have heard positive things about Puerto Rico and their Chinese food so decided to test it out…read morebefore leaving. The food was cheaper than other places and a huge portion. The service was good and ambiance is normal and chill. It did get packed for a Monday at 11 am. But very satisfied with the pollo frito with the fried rice and comes with fries and tostones if u want too.

My Puerto Rican friend said it was impossible to find good Chinese food there. I disagree. This…read moreplace is legit. So delicious and tastes like a Hong Kong chef made it. Service was also excellent. It's a great place to have drinks and hang out.

We ordered takeout and it took ~40 minutes to be ready. The orange chicken tasted more like bbq…read moresauce than what I'm used to. The chicken wings were super crispy and had good flavor from the sauce. The tostones were delicious with plenty of garlic.

Jun had that best customer service and was able to help me pick the best option being my first…read moretime! I can't wait to come back and try other options.

Food and prices are great. We got the san juan roll which was deep fried, and it was delicious…read more There was a combo roll which was 3 roles for about 30$ which was great. Only reason I'm taking some stars away is I got food poisoning 3 hours later. I'm not sure for a fact it came from this place, but just figured I should mention it. Try the deep fried rolls if you come they are great. Same with the edamame. Spider roll also good.

Excellent place to enjoy dinner! We went there while our ship was in port. The food was delicious…read moreand beautiful. The staff was kind and prompt. We enjoyed the decor and location. We were surprised there wasn't a line out the door, as there definitely should be. Loved it!

Really good but expensive food. The workers are great, all sweet and funny…read more The portions for everything is really small. House Nigiri (crispy rice), 5/5: The rice itself makes it a standout. It was so much smaller than expected. The fish itself isn't very prominent. For 2 small pieces, not sure if $16 was worth it... Thai Salad, 5/5: Again just delicious but so small! The sauce is very good and not over peanuty. Probably the best Thai salad I've ever had, thank to the sauce. Torched Salmon Nigiri, 2/5: No fishy taste but literally no taste at all?! Super weird, I just didn't get anything... Guava Paow, 10/10! One of the best sushi dishes I've had. So crave worthy! The eel and sauce is delicious. Interior is very nice, moody lighting.

Worth the drive and worth the hype. The ambience was very clean and friendly. There is a spot where…read morethey have for live music. Very spacious and not crowded when we went on Mother's Day. We got an array of sides that were all hot and flavorful. The salsa bar - ESPECIALLY the pique- was bussin. Would absolutely go again.

It was super exciting to visit Guavate (aka Pork Highway). This is one of the oldest running…read moreestablishments there. The interior was pretty spacious and colorful, with festive decor for the holidays and a live band playing. There was a happening atmosphere to the place. I ordered Pork (of course), tostones, and yuca. The Pork was well seasoned, though a little dry. I was disappointed that the skin was not crispy thin enough to eat. Tostones were nice and crisp. Yuca were cooked perfectly and had just the right consistency. Also got to try the Pork Ribs, and this was my favorite! They were small in size, delightfully tender, juicy, full of bold flavor, making for truly mouthwatering bites.