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    4.6 (29 reviews)
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    Kristi O.

    My friends and I tried the dim sum this weekend. I am used to a bigger menu like when I go to dim sum in OKC or out of state but it was good. I enjoyed the food we had. It was a little overpriced. The cart needed to come around more often. I had to ask for water refill twice before they figured out to check more often. It was clean and a big space. They were not very busy for a Saturday at 11:30. Overall everything was good but did not blow me away. I will still be making day trips to Golden Phoenix in OKC for my dim sum fix but would like to try their regular menu.

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    Sara L.

    Ambience is very nice. I enjoyed the Chinese music playing the background. The booths are pretty large. I'm very short and had to sit forward, so most people will probably be comfortable. We shared the half roast duck which was very good. It's cut into sections but has all the bones. It came with a very good sauce that perfectly complimented the duck. We asked for white rice which is jasmine rice and for some reason it tasted phenomenal to me and I had to force myself to stop. I had a small bowl of hot and sour soup which has a lovey color and tasted great. My husband had pork egg rolls which were good but paled in comparison to the other items we had. Highly recommend if you want to try more authentic Chinese cuisine, but they have American favorites like orange chicken and sesame chicken, kung pao, too. Meals are served traditional family style.

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    Tuan P.

    Finally, we have a place in Tulsa for dim sum. This has been too long wait for me. Dim sum at Hiya Chili is currently available only on the weekends from 10:30 AM - 3 PM. The dim sum menu at Hiya Chili was limited compared to other dim sum restaurants in bigger cities. I loved the chrysanthemum hot tea, just like the one in Oklahoma City. Shao mai (shu mai), steamed spare ribs with black bean sauce, and century egg and pork congee were okay/good. Pan fried eggplant with stuffed shrimp and Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce were excellent. I probably won't try Hiya Chili's non-dim sum dishes. We have plenty of other Chinese restaurants that are good for that, but Hiya Chili is the only one filling the dim sum niche for Tulsa. For that sole reason, it deserves the last star.

    David E.

    Amazing!!! Just amazing Food. If you like the Americanized chinese food of Panda Express. Then you will definitely love the food here, because they do it so much better. And then if you're looking for some more traditional chinese dishes including "Dim Sum" well, this place has that. We've only been here twice , but we have tried so many dishes and everything tastes just amazing. The ambience is more traditional, and inviting. And we found the customer service here to be top-notch of any other Chinese restaurant we've been to in the past few years. Every single server or team member of this restaurant were all smiles, courteous, and seems so genuine. On my reviews, I usually just grade my experience with food, customer service, and the ambience. But this place I absolutely recommend you try if you enjoy both types of Chinese food. 5 stars all around.

    Sarah D.

    Hiya Chili has earned a loyal patron in me after two exceptional dining experiences within a month. The culinary team consistently delivers outstanding dishes, including the succulent duck, delectable egg rolls and spring rolls, and satisfying egg drop soup. Other highlights include the flavorful sesame beef, braised pork belly, pan-fried pork dumpling, and coconut shrimp, which was divine in its creamy coconut sauce without any frying. Honestly, everything on their menu looks so good that I wish I could order one of everything! The staff is also amazing and can't praise them enough. Both times our tab has been around $100, and for the amount of food we get, it's well worth the price. This place is definitely one of our favorites!!

    Ezy S.

    ThI food was delicious and the service amazing. The place is spacious and nice. I loved that the brought the dim sum to out table for us to chose what we wanted. Everything tasted so good and omg, the cute pigs!!!

    Pork belly with preserved veggies and salted egg yolk tofu
    Alice W.

    Best dim sum I've had in Tulsa! But the show stopper for me was the pork belly with salted preserved veggies. It was very flavorful and cooked perfectly. The menu is huge and filled with a variety of truly authentic Chinese dishes. The service was quick and the dim sum carts continually made rounds to all the tables.

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    Spike S.

    Authentic Chinese restaurants sometimes use peculiar proteins, and various animal body organs, that the FDA doesn't even allow in cat food. When ordering Chinese food always be cautious and safe. Follow the wise advice of General Tso, as he once famously said, "when selecting your Chinese food, especially the protein, first make sure that it can be identified, then make sure that it is thoroughly fried!" The Hiya Chili restaurant is exquisite. I don't believe I have ever used that word for any restaurant, especially a Chinese restaurant. Hiya Chili inside is bright clean and beautifully decorated, attractive, appealing, comfortable. The service matches the ambiance; professional attentive. The menu is large. On that menu, Americanized dishes and the food items that General Tso warns us about: Pig turd tunnel (intestine), Pig feet, Spicey Blood Curd and some kind of fungus. We took the General's advice and stuck to the Americanized dishes on the Lunch Special Menu. Tso is the General's American name; on the menu he goes by General Tao. I had that, General Tao's Chicken. My wife had the Orange Chicken. I knew this would be more food than we could eat, but I really wanted to try the appetizers, Scallion Pancake and Smashed Cucumber Salad. Check all of the pictures. The Lunch Specials came with the choice of soup, a wanton or eggroll, and a choice of rice. Great combo meals. Everything was absolutely delicious. The stand out was the Orange Chicken. The fragrant orange aroma is detected before the bite of food lands on your tongue. It finished with a little smack of heat from the spicey red chili pod slices. The egg roll was unusually fresh and mild in flavor. It tasted too good the be a frozen factory production. If it was, I was successfully fooled. I really like the fresh Crushed Cucumber Salad, but my wife is not a fan of the sesame oil flavor. Lots of food. We left with a tasty bag of leftovers. A very enjoyable dining experience, delicious food, excellent service in a nice restaurant. The nicest and best new Chinese restaurant in Tulsa. 我真係好鍾意呀!

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    Hana C.

    So glad to have an authentic Dim sum restaurant in Tulsa!!! It was so good and they had a wide variety of dim sums! This is only Saturday and Sunday, other days they have authentic Chinese food. There were plenty of wait staff and the service was very fast and attentive!!

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    Sophia W.

    Gave Hiya Chili a try and overall had a good experience. Service was friendly, and we ordered four dishes though only three made it to the table. The server had repeated everything back, but the fourth item didn't arrive. It was still on our bill, but they removed it without issue when we pointed it out. Everything we tried was pretty good, but I wouldn't order the Spicy Fish w.Pickled Cabbage again. Mandarin Taste does a better version of that dish. I'd still go back to check out their dim sum and explore more of the menu.

    David W.

    What can I say? It was a reminder of the food I had growing up. Everything was delicious.... I especially loved the roast duck and the beef chow fun (flat noodles). I want to come back for dim sum. The waitstaff was very sweet, too. I look forward to coming back.

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    Lisa M.

    First time to try this restaurant and it did not disappoint. We tried a variety of dishes, and were happy with all of them. The restaurant was very clean and the wait staff were friendly. The booths were nice and roomy, with a large table to accommodate all your dishes without feeling crowded.

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    Haoxin L.

    Very crowded and busy Sunday morning. Tried dim sum, fried noodle and egg yolk tofu, taste okay. Not worthy for the price. 塔村第一家正经早茶店,还能吃,就是不能过多评价是否正宗了

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    5 months ago

    Sichuan cuisine here is amazing and authentic. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for authentic Sichuan food.

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    1 year ago

    Had delivery service from Hiya and it all was very delicious! I would definitely order from this restaurant again !!

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    Everything was so tasty, but the chili chicken was my favorite! This is a great place for traditional Chinese food!

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    4.5(137 reviews)
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    Seriously, some of the best Chinese food I've had in Tulsa. At one point, I came here three times…read morein ONE WEEK! A little overindulgent? Maybe. But what do you expect when the food is Two of my favorites are the cumin beef and the fried ribs, both are packed with flavor and come with your choice of fried or white rice. I've also the braised pork which was ok, the pork was a bit tough. Ive had the spicy dumplings, which are really good. My only knock is that the one time I ordered them to go, most had broken apart by the time I got home. Still delicious, just a little disappointing presentation-wise. The green beans are an absolute must-try, and PLEASE do not sleep on the cucumber salad! It's fresh, flavorful, and easily my favorite appetizer on the menu. If you're looking for great Chinese food in Tulsa, this place absolutely deserves a spot on your list. And yes...I'll definitely be back. Just maybe not three times in the same week.

    First time visiting Chengdu and was not disappointed. We got there at 4:30 so there was only one…read moretable besides ours being served and was really quiet. The food was delicious, hot and large portions. I got the sweet and sour chicken and my son got the General Tso's chicken, both served with rice. We shared the eggrolls as an appetizer; they were so crispy and fresh. We were waited on by Amy and she was quite attentive, plus kept our drinks filled. The vibe gave a Chinese vibe with decorative masks and fish on the wall. We will definitely be back.

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    The dining room and kitchen.

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    Crab Rangoon and delicious dumplings in broth and hot chili oil.

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    3.8(364 reviews)
    2.2 mi
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    We've been to multiple Chinese cuisine establishments here in the Tulsa/Broken Arrow in the 2-1/2…read moreyears that we've lived here and most of the time we've been highly disappointed and sometimes disgusted with the edibility of their offerings. Coming from California, where there are an abundance of quality Chinese cuisine establishments, we were about to give up. We found this place and decided to give it a shot. First, the ambiance is delightful, very clean and ample seating. There is an outside dining area, which would be marvelous to try if it wasn't so bloody hot outside. Anyway, the menu is pretty extensive. We ordered Kung Pao chicken, steamed buns with pork belly, beef fried rice, house special lo mein, dumplings, and egg rolls. The dumplings were on the small side, but some of the most flavorful ones we have had. The egg rolls were not a disappointment either. The chicken was good, but not very Kung Pao, more Kung Mild. The beef fried rice was thoroughly cooked and tasty. The house special lo mein noodles were excellent. My favorite was the steamed buns with pork belly. They was plenty of delicious pork belly and the steamed buns made it even better. They do charge entree prices for sides, which is a little absurd and should be addressed. They serve Pepsi products. We will definitely be back as this is top tier Chinese food for Oklahoma.

    I tried the new location and new menu. It was good. The service was okay but could have been…read morefriendlier. It was clean and had a beautiful patio. The cucumber salad was not good. The food was overpriced. There are so many great Asian food places in Tulsa and I would not get dumplings here again. My friend wanted the flat beef noodle spicy but it just seemed like they put a bunch of chilies in it instead of adding flavor. It was not her favorite and mine was good because it had no heat. But it is better at a lot of other places around Tulsa.

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    Table arrangement - looks nice

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    3.8(25 reviews)
    10.2 mi
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    Our food is always great. It was hot, fresh and made to order. The staff, which is one lady, is…read morealways kind and respectful. I have never seen anything out of place here or dirty. I frequent this restaurant, I just wanted to make sure that I give them a shout out!

    *** Review is during COVID-19 ***…read more Was craving some Chinese food recently and Yelp led me to China 8... and I'm glad it did! I knew I wanted something that felt like a classic night of Chinese takeout but a little more of a local spot and not TOO cookie cutter either. It turns out this was the right place for that - it felt like the best of both worlds! Staff person at front counter was wearing a face shield and they had moved the tables completely out of the way so I think they are not doing dine-in right now. We ordered two soups to share - the egg drop and the hot and sour. I've never really liked hot and sour soup but I gave it a try anyway. I still didn't love it but others said it was good haha. The egg drop soup was good, but I do feel like it was a little lacking in flavor. I know egg drop soup is pretty simple on purpose but I still felt like it could have used one more spice or ingredient. I liked that it came with wonton strips, which were good. The soup we ordered was fine, but it luckily didn't match the rest of the food, which on the other hand seemed much better than just "fine". For my main meal I had the kung pao chicken. To me, it wasn't spicy, but thee sauce was so good that I didn't really mind - which is kind of rare since I almost always want spicy food! The sauce was super sweet and full of flavor. I hadn't tasted something like it when I've had that dish before, and I thought that was really cool. They gave a good amount of chicken too! I substituted the rice for lomein because I was really in the mood for noodles. It was a great choice - they were super yummy as well! I'm not sure they are or not, but the noodles almost seemed homemade, like you could taste the flouriness of them... in a good way. Everyone agreed the lomein was really good. Maybe the best I've had! The portion size was really good, especially for the price - win win!! They have a small and large size for pretty much everything and we got the large for entrees and the soup as well. One other thing I specifically noticed in general was that everything tasted like a distinct dish instead of everything kind of tasting the same, like I feel is sometimes the case at similar places. Don't let the unassuming outside fool you! It may seem like your average Chinese spot but I really felt like it was so much less generic, while also not straying far from what you expect at all either. Definitely want to go back!

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    China 8
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