Got a serious dim sum craving which lead me to Hong Kong Even tho I arrived early before opening,…read morethe parking lot was packed. Place was filled at opening. I'm from NY so my standard is high. I got a good sample: har gow, siu mai, cheung fun ( shrimp and pork) spare ribs, crab claw, stuffed eggplant and peppers, pork bao. NGL, it was a little disappointing. Har gow wrappers were thick. There was little or no shrimp in the eggplant. The pork was tough. Ribs were so salty. Not sure I'd return. Upside, the staff was friendly.

I think this is the best Chinese restaurant in Durham. Service was fast on a Friday evening…read more Food came out hot and fresh. Had the shrimp dumplings, sui mai, fried pork dumplings, pork buns, spicy tofu, and sesame seed puff. I have been to Hong Kong and of course had various dim sum in Boston, Chicago, NYC, and the food is comparable to good Chinatown restaurants in big cities. Simple, yet, comfortable space. I'll be back!

So when I had the chance to grab lunch, I was all over it! This spot has housed at least 4 Chinese…read morerestaurants, but none had seen the success of this operation. It is a family operation, as most Chinese restaurants in the USA are. This place is very much like New Sichuan in Winston, in fact I don't know which is better, they are both consistently great! We grabbed a nice array of dishes to go as we had several mouths to feed. We chose a bunch of favorite dishes - starting of course with Dan Dan Noodles, Cucumber in Garlic Sauce, Wontons in Red Chile Oil, Sour Potatoes, Tri-Pepper Chicken, Scallion Chicken, and Beef in Spicy Sauce! Every single item was excellent, and the potatoes and the cucumber were a nice, cool offset to the other spicy dishes.

Ordered takeout from Gourmet China for the family and it was a hit. The menu is huge and includes…read morecold noodles, which you don't see very often around Greensboro. We didn't order them this time, but they're definitely on the list for a future visit. Everything we did get was packed with flavor. The crab rangoons and pork dumplings arrived hot and fresh, and the Dan Dan noodles, orange chicken, chicken chow fun, and garlic beef were all very tasty. One of the biggest positives here is consistency of flavor, something that's been surprisingly hard to find with a lot of Chinese takeout spots we've tried in the area. The only real miss for us is that egg foo young isn't on the menu, which my wife loves and always hopes to find. That aside, this is a super solid takeout option for flavorful, authentic, and fresh Chinese food.

I ordered take out and one of the items was missing. I called and they were so nice and apologetic…read more They actually drove the missing entree to my house. That is amazing customer service. We will make this our main Chinese food restaurant. The food was great too. Very delicious.

We had not been to Yi Ge in a couple of years, so we arrived only to find the building in the…read moreWalMart shopping center had gone dark. Fortunately, we noticed the sign in the front explaining that they had moved across highway 70 and are temporarily sharing space with Kobe. About 25% of Kobe has been repurposed to serve Yi Ge customers while the majority of the restaurant is still dedicated to teppanyaki. Yi Ge's menu hasn't changed, so we tried duck egg rolls for an appetizer and I ordered the Hong Kong tofu, a favorite, for my entree. The duck egg rolls were actually spring rolls and didn't have any taste of duck to them. They also arrived at the table lukewarm. My Hong Kong tofu was just OK - the serving was not especially generous, it lacked flavor despite having two different types of chilis, and arrived at the table lukewarm. Past versions of this dish from Yi Ge have been extraordinary: flavorful, a bit spicy, perfectly cooked, and hot out of the wok. My dining companion received a massive serving of chow ho fun and thought that hers rated an OK too. Despite the Kobe section of the restaurant being very busy, service in the Yi Ge part of the restaurant was friendly and attentive. Prices for our entrees were definitely above average. This was just an OK, but Yi Ge is capable of better. Maybe they were having an off night?

Amazing food service was incredible. Will definitely order again. I definitely recommend ordering…read morefrom this restaurant

The best place for fresh and delicious food! 100%!!!! The service is incredible, she's always so…read moresweet, and if you go there enough she'll remember your order! She's the best! Food usually takes around 10-15mins, 20 mins if they're really busy, locals really enjoy going, hence why it's always booming. The ambience is a little outdated but don't let that take away from the food, trust me!

I love Golden Dragon. You can order on their website and then go pick up. They do have some tables…read morein the restaurant but no wait staff. Today I got Hot and Sour soup for my cold and some Won Tons. Very delicious. As noted this is a family run business and they know what they are doing. They've been around for decades.

I had a craving for Chinese and wanted to try a new place vs what was close to my house. I came…read moreacross here during my search and it did not disappoint! I placed my order online for a lunch order before leaving home. The estimated pick up was 30 minutes and to my surprise, it actually took that long. I had to wait for a while but it was very fresh and delicious. If you plan to go for lunch, be sure to order online and early, especially if you're on a time crunch! I've been back once since my first visit and the meal was also great. I've tried the sesame chicken and general tso chicken with white rice. It also came with an egg roll!

Finally MaPo Tofu. Very tasty with a generous amount of tofu in a savory sauce. Worth the trip…read morehere. Probably one of the best Chinese restaurants in the Triangle

I visited Shanghai Restaurant with my wife and our five children around 9:15 pm, specifically…read morebecause their online hours showed they were open until 10:00 pm. When we walked in, we were told we could sit, but from the start the older waitress made us feel rushed and unwelcome. She was clearly impatient and very rude to my children, getting annoyed when they spoke while we were trying to order, as if we were an inconvenience just because they wanted to close. Her attitude was extremely unprofessional, especially toward a family with kids. On top of that, they added an automatic tip to our bill without asking or getting my approval. We were just a husband, wife, and children, not a large party, so there was no reason to force a tip, especially given the rude service. Based on this experience, I do not plan to return and I would not recommend this place to families looking for respectful service.

If you're in Raleigh and talking about Chinese food, you need to be talking about this place! This…read moreis so fresh and so authentic I don't know how it's not known to outside the local community. Maybe they want to keep it hush-hush but a place like this it needs to be known of how great it is so if you ever get a chance and you're in the Raleigh area, this place is amazing.!

According to its website, Imperial Garden is an award-winning Chinese restaurant that opened in…read more1987 and has long been a fixture in the Triangle area. It offers a traditional menu, a classic Chinese-American dining atmosphere, and generally good service. I ordered the steamed pork dumplings and the roast pork fried rice--both were delicious, well prepared, and satisfying. My waiter was very attentive and contributed positively to the experience. The dining room itself is nicely decorated and welcoming. The one drawback was the restroom, which was not well kept and did not appear clean. That was disappointing and did raise some concern. Overall, despite that issue, it was a good experience, and the food and service were the highlights.

We headed back to Phoenix and of course had to get the crab wontons again. Still amazing! Still my…read morefavorites! I got the shrimp habachi dish with white rice. It was phenomenal! When it came out, I was shocked with the size of the shrimp--they were massive and perfectly cooked. For desert, we split the banana spring rolls. They're fantastic too! I can't decide if I like them or the cheesecake desert is the best. We sat in the bar at the tall tables and it was a nice experience. We could see the TVs and it was a very chill vibe. Our server was also the bartender so she was busy but always attentive and helpful.

The sushi was decent but not my favorite. Took a while to come out despite there hardly being…read moreanyone eating at that time (Saturday at 7). The service was friendly and the restaurant was clean. I've had other things on the menu before but this was my first time trying their sushi. Will definitely come back but stick to other dishes aside from sushi. We tried an assortment of sushi and also the special roll for the day. The special was tasty and had great texture!

Funny enough, I've been going to this almost my entire life, even when I lived 2 hours away. It's…read moreone of those things that you get exactly what you pay for, it's low a pretty good price with a really solid selection of all my grocery needs. The service is never exceptional, but to be honest you never expect that. At a place like this. I would say the bakery has started to go a little downhill, and the fresh food And restaurant has not been as good as before, you can tell the starting to add a little bit more fillers, but it's still is a good pit stop when you're there. They recently enrolled a membership where you get points for the money that you spend there, which I feel like they should have had for a while ago, but it is definitely a bonus!

Great deals and yummy food court. The hours are a bit restrictive now since they close early but…read moreyou just have to plan around that. The duck is amazing and I highly recommend it. The pork and quail egg bao has continously gotten worse and been more disappointing every time I get it. I miss the old way. The salty tofu is only available on weekend and it one of my favorite. The store always have cheap prices and many Asian grocery options. It can be a bit crazy and chaotic in store making it a bit stressful atmosphere espically near the food court during peak times.