This is one of our favorite places to eat! They have a buffet and their food is so delicious. The…read morestaff are very friendly and the restaurant is clean!!

Food was fabulous & fresh!! Just wish they had delivery we definitely will be ordering again!read more

Fried rice is not for me - at least at this joint. I've tried it - but the eclectic service wasn't…read moreto my liking.

This place was great untill the 2 new hires they want to turn customers away bc of they want to go…read morehome walked in at 731 and was told to go when they closed at 8 wth this needs to be addressed im fuming

Amazing Tofu options, husband LOVED the chow mein and they gave us enough food for like 5-6 people…read morewith just 2 meals. We're just traveling through during a cross country move but would highly recommend if you like the real deal.

This is not Chinese food and not a representation of Cantonese/HK food. As an ABC, this food is…read moredisgusting and not authentic. I'm used to rude waitstaff, but this was different. Being on the middle of BFN and having limited ingredients is not an excuse for the food to come out the way it did. The food is not fresh. The chicken came out gray, vegetable eggrolls only had cabbage, rice had an old oil aftertaste seasoned with soy sauce. We were respectful, but we could not stomach the food. We packed up the food, paid, and left. We left with upset stomachs. Never again. The reviews from this rating it high is not true. The pictures and site don't align.

Really good great flavor and always fresh worth stopping friendly people some of the best Eggrolls…read moreI have ever had

The atmosphere/building is not fancy, but the food is great. The gentleman serving is very quiet…read morebut nice. The Crab Rangoon is some of the best I've ever had. We also had the Kung Pao chicken which was a bit different than would I've had before, but it was very good. We also tried the Cashew Chicken which was fantastic.

Driving from Tulsa to Memphis and found this place on the way back. I am so glad I picked it! Got…read morethe Super Bowl, egg roll and wonton soup. Egg roll was fine but, wonton soup was a bit odd because the wontons are fried but the broth was very good. The star was the Super Bowl. Roasted chicken, fried shrimp and some braised beef on top of noodles, onions and cabbage. Seems to me like home cooking and it was delicious! I will try to stop in every time I come through town. Fort Smith is super lucky to have this place and I would love to have it in Memphis.

5-star food .... I don't think so…read more The restaurant is small. The tables are packed in tightly together. When we entered there was quite a crowd. The menu is on the wall. It is advisable to visit the restaurant's Facebook page before you go to the restaurant. It will save time and save your neck, from trying to read the menu that is mounted up on the wall. There are helpful pictures on one of the walls. Order and pay at the counter. The food is delivered to the table. My wife had the Chinese Chicken. Stewed chicken pieces smothered in a seasoned gravy over a big pile of rice with a little cabbage on the side. The gravy tasted like it may have been seasoned with Chinese Five Spice. The meat was good and it tasted fine, but overall boring and not recommended. I had the Super Bowl. All the meats on this bowl were good. Bright red Char siu style chicken, good tender beef slices, and excellent tempura fried shrimp. All stacked on a big pile of rice noodles with a few slices of cabbage on the side. The noodles were in a sweet brown sauce that I didn't care for. The fried shrimp is delicious and recommended. The food is not impressive enough to get me back in the restaurant or even recommend it over some of the other excellent Asian restaurants In Ft. Smith. Diamond Head 2, a version of average Chinese food. Then there are these repurposed flip top Parmesan cheese containers (think Kraft Parmesan cheese bottles.) There are one or two of them on every table filled with a nasty looking sauce concoction. The top of the bottles are open, and they have a spoon stuck in them to serve yourself up whatever that is inside. You would have to be a brave soul to actually use the sauce. I'm surprised this gets past the health department.

Food and service was really good. Minus 1 star because they no longer serve Pho or vermicelli…read morenoodles. The egg rolls were as another reviewer posted, definitely on point and I should have ordered two orders. The chicken wings were large and meaty and had good flavor for plain wings. The only downside for me was the bahn mi as it was too sweet inside and wasn't really the traditional French baguette bread I'm accustomed to being from California, where Vietnamese eateries are plentiful but overall it wasn't a bad experience, just disappointed that they didn't have what I was expecting, especially since Pho is in their name. I'd still come back for their egg rolls and to try some other things.

This place could survive based solely off the spring rolls alone…read more I haven't tasted fresher ingredients stuffed in a rice wrap since the summer of '09, right before our own local Vietnamese establishment shut it's doors for good. The cilantro wasn't soapy, the shrimp and chicken were sliced as thin as the rice wrap and flavorful beyond compare. The rice noodles were a cold and perfectly sticky consistency that added a bit of perfection to the overall consistency. The lettuce crunched, the carrots snapped and the peanut butter sauce absolutely banged. Pro-tip: if the chef suggests you stir in a little of her homemade hot sauce, do it. Three words: Off. The. Chain. The first $5 order of two rolls hit the spot, but didn't satisfy my craving. And when I say "didn't satisfy" I mean I could've ate 20 of the dang things before settling into a food coma. I didn't just want more, I needed more. So, I ordered more assuming I'd have a snack when I got home an hour later. Didn't happen. The rolls didn't make it out of the parking lot. Before I even turned the ignition over I had the second order of Vietnamese heaven demolished and devoured, not even a tuft of cilantro left lingering on the styrofoam serving tray. Overall a great experience. Stopped for a little snack and had my life changed. Despite being in the food court of a mall, it's a dead mall, the mood was chill and relax. The pricing was fair and the staff were exemplary. The chef was great at making conversation (even if she didn't necessarily have a choice) and the cashier seemed to genuinely appreciate my compliments in regards to the food. Definitely can't wait to go back and try the rest of the menu.

PANDA!!!! This location is fairly new and offers quick serve Asian food for the Fort on Roger's…read moreAvenue. The location is clean and the food is good - the service is dependable and what you wold expect.

We came at lunch and even though they were busy they kept the food well stocked and the restaurant…read moreclean. The staff was very friendly and quick with service , we barely had to wait for our food. However some of our food was barely warm while other entrees were piping hot. The food had good flavor but the portion sizes did get smaller

Ugh. This place was SUCH a disappointment. Drab environment with pitiful food selection. I went…read morewith family members (who chose to try the place), and three of us stopped eating different foods because the foods tasted questionable - like they might not be freshly-prepared. The staff were nice, but due to the poor food situation, I will never return.

This place used to be good years ago. You can tell how much its gone down by so few people eating…read morethere.Tasted a few things. Everything was cold and tasted like it had been fried in old burnt oil. Litterally wasted my money because we just paid and left to go to a different restaurant.