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    Ho Mei Express Chinese Kitchen

    4.0 (92 reviews)
    Open • 10:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Damian C.

    Popped in for some hibachi chicken and shrimp and put stickers... this was a slow lunch day for them, s as I was about the only person in the lobby. I would call it, quaint. However I've never had hibachi chicken that was in, what I can only assume was, gravy?!?... . Pot stickers were yummy. Umm, while the service was fast and friendly. I don't think I'll be returning. Just wasn't the hibachi I was used to.

    Dat T.

    If you're looking for a Chinese fast food restaurant that offers large portions and good quality food, then you've got to check out Homei. One main thing that stands out about this restaurant is the portion size. Whether you're ordering a meal combo or a la carte dishes, the portions are quite generous and can easily feed two people or provide you with plenty of leftovers for later. Additionally, the prices are quite reasonable, especially considering the portion size and quality of the food. I paid $8 for fried rice, lo mein, and two chicken entrees. Speaking of the food, the flavors are solidly delicious. The orange chicken and jalapeno chicken were well sauced, with the right amount of crispiness and spice. The restaurant itself is clean and well-maintained, and the staff are friendly and helpful. They also offer online ordering and delivery services, which is convenient if you don't have time to go out or prefer to eat at home. Overall, delicious Chinese food and generous portions at a reasonable price - aka what I would call a much better version of Panda Express.

    Tri P.

    Think of this as a better Panda Express. Food is overall higher quality and portions are godly, especially for the price. Every time I go, I can probably squeeze 3-4 meals out of a 2 entree plate. The staff are incredible and exceptionally nice, so every time I walk in, it feels like home. I typically get the jalapeno chicken and the orange chicken. Both are so delicious, and remind me of faux Asian cuisine to a tee. There's a sense of sweetness in these dishes that is not present in typical Chinese cuisine, but that's not a bad thing. There are certain times I crave Chinese food and certain times I crave Chinese American food, and every time the latter happens, Ho Mei is the way to go. Food is always so flavorful and the meats are always perfectly cooked. Overall, I cannot complain. This place excels at what it does, and it delivers everything it promises. 5/5 stars.

    Broccoli and Protein Special Combo, Veggie Lo Mein, Korean Chicken Special Combo.
    Dustin U.

    This place use to give better portions, but lately they seem to be exercising shrinkflation. Disappointing, because this use to be a much better deal.

    Ashley V.

    Ordered take out of crab Rangoon, orange chicken and sesame chicken. The only thing that was good in my opinion was the orange chicken, it was very mid but it at least had a good flavor. The fried rice was bland and had no veggies. The sesame chicken tasted like straight up garlic. The crab cheese was cold and dry and something straight out of a bag. Overall not my best Chinese experience in Dallas!

    Daisy C.

    Really good price Food was good. The lady in front quick and nice. Define come back Thank you

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    Ronnie B.

    Location: A... Close to my job Parking: A... Plenty of parking Staff: A... Friendly, Helpful and Polite Food quality: A- Everything was delish the only down side is it was lukewarm at best due to it being under the warmer lights. Price: A...Decent Ordered dinner for my lady and myself because cooking wasn't part of our equation on that Friday. Lol...I ordered one three entree dinner, one 4pc crab rangoon, 2 spring rolls, and one egg drop soup. Definitely a good spot for a quick bite. Ronnie's pick

    Lo Mein noodles with my choice of 3 meats.
    Blessy S.

    Had a craving for Chinese food and it's right near work so super convenient. It's a glorified Panda Express (better quality and more choices). It's legit Chinese food and it hit the spot! The staff was very friendly and helpful. I only wish they had drinks (alcohol) there. The food was exceptional. The crab Rangoon was delicious!! The ambiance is very much an Asian vibe. You know as soon as you walk in that you are in the right spot!

    Orange chicken, Sweet and Sour Chicken, fried rice

    In the area for work. Workers were sweet as they could be, but the food was terrible: chicken was cold and old. Rice was warm but no flavor. NGL I was super disappointed.

    Crab Rangoon, Lo Mein, Teriyaki Chicken, and General Tso's Chicken
    Sumi J.

    I decided to stop here in a Sunday afternoon after passing this place many times while getting Jimmy John's from across the lot. You can order from the menu or order from the premade food. I opt'd for the premade food. Side note, there was a sign outside that said you get a free spring roll with a 1 Side and 2 entree box, only on Saturday and Sunday. I was offered a spring roll or chicken on a stick. I got Crab Rangoons, Lo Mein, Teriyaki Chicken, General Tso's Chicken, and Chicken on a Stick. All of that cost about $14. Keep in mind the Rangoons were $5 alone. Pros: Crab Rangoons were twice the size of other restaurants and served with a sweet and sour sauce. Chicken on a stick was great. Good flavor and not dry. Portion sizes were very large. Cons: Food was warm at best. Lo Mein was bland. Teriyaki Chicken and General Tso's Chicken were basic. They weren't bad but I wasn't super impressed. I would for sure come here rather than to the chain restaurants. Plus I could eat for a good 2-3 days for less than $10.

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    They give you tons of food! It was fresh and hot. The food was ready promptly. Doesn't taste like fast food.

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