Wanted something nice for dinner while in the area the other night and noticed they had wine &…read morebeer. that's always a winner in our books so we stopped by and the place was hopping to be sure. Got some egg rolls for appetizers which were fresh and tasty to the palette! our plates came to our table within a reasonable amount of time and the Wife and I enjoyed our dinner with a couple spirits as well. All in all, food was really good and the company was amazing. we'll be back for sure! service guys are top shelf as well!

Great place if you're craving Asian Food in Webster area and don't want to drive into Houston…read more Ordered: - Wings - We always get this every time we go as our appetizer. We usually like to get the sweet chili sauce on the side. Wings are fried to perfection - Pork Fries - Didn't stand out to me compared to the other dishes. - Spring Rolls - Satisfied the craving. Would get again. - Wonton Soup - Nobi egg sandwich - Nobi dog - Vermicelli Pork with egg Roll

Saw this place pop up on the map when i searched for Asian cuisine for lunch. I was surprised how…read morebusy it was when i came in at around noon so knew it had to be good. I didn't feel like studying the menu, so asked the cashier what he recommended. He said the symphony box was his favorite so that's what i ordered. The symphony box didn't disappoint! The chicken was probably some of the best i've had, and the egg rolls were also delicious. I ordered mine with fried rice which was tasty as well. The inside is set up so you pay/order, get a number, self seat yourself, and they bring your food out once it's ready. There's some cool arcade games along the left wall. Would definitely come back here again if i'm in the area to try something else! It seems really popular among the locals for as busy as it was when i stopped in for lunch on a weekday.

m the food here is always very wonderful! And they give you plenty for your money. I highly…read morerecommend going there. Their service is good and it's a good place to either dine in or takeout.

Dear Wong's Asian Chef (The one on 518 -- not the other one…read morethat merely cosplays as you with thinner wings, smaller portions, and questionable life choices.) Remember me? Of course you do. My family and I used to live just a few hundred yards away in that subdivision. You'd see my number pop up and I know there was a moment of quiet respect in the kitchen. A pause. A nod. "Ah yes... the big order." You knew my name. The delivery drivers knew my dogs. The dogs knew the delivery drivers. There was harmony. I tipped well--especially considering the short drive. I like to think those tips helped cover gas, morale, and maybe a chapter or two of a kid's college textbook. You were part of our routine. Our tradition. Our emotional support takeout. Then... we moved. Far away. Outside the radius. I know. I know. It must've been hard. I assume there was a brief meeting. Maybe a whiteboard. Someone sighed. Dreams were recalculated. But I'm writing today with good news. We're back. Not as close as before--but close enough to smell the General Tso if the wind is right. Unfortunately, we are now approximately six tragic miles outside your official delivery radius. Which brings me to my proposal. Could we add a special rider to our phone orders? Nothing crazy. Just a small, unofficial, mutually beneficial understanding where: We always over-order We always over-tip No one speaks of this again And happiness returns to the universe I'm asking for a friend. Really. I do not need an intervention. I can stop anytime. But I miss the General Tso. And my lovely wife misses the wontons. And some cravings are bigger than geography. Warmest regards, Hopeful optimism, And exact change plus extra, That guy.

My husband and I tried Wong's Asian Cuisine for lunch and were pleasantly surprised. It's a clean,…read morefamily‑owned restaurant, and the lady who attended us was super nice and helpful. Their menu is extensive and genuinely interesting. We started with the steamed pork dumplings: handmade, tender, and really flavorful. Then we had the Cantonese Chow Mein with crunchy noodles, vegetables, tender meat, chicken, large shrimp, and scallops; so good and honestly addictive. We also ordered the Egg Foo Young, which came out as giant pancake‑style omelets filled with bean sprouts, pork, and shrimp, absolutely delicious. And their chili oil is excellent! super fragrant and adds the perfect kick. We definitely want to come back and try more dishes; the food feels authentic, fresh, and well‑made. Recommended.

Our first experience was such a delight. Our waitress was attentive and helpful. The food is fresh,…read morebright and flavorful. We loved trying something new with this crepe and the waitress patiently explained how to eat it and even offered to show us how to cut it. Great experience! We will come back to this place again.

Great first time experience since their remodel. We ordered edamame. Beef pho. And chicken with…read morerice. Everything was great. Nothing jumped off the wall though. Although they were pretty standard dishes for Vietnamese cuisine. Next time we will try some of the more unique meals they offer. Good service and ambiance overall.

Small corner spot with very limited parking and seating, but they've been around for a long time…read morefor a reason. We love the food here, just wish the customer service was a bit more helpful. No one is rude. It just feels like they're focused on getting the food out rather than answering questions. For me, service is part of the overall experience. One example, the menu doesn't list ingredients for the shaking beef banh mi. I asked what was in it and got a pretty vague answer like "beef" and a few other items. When it came out, it had sour cream, which wasn't mentioned. I can eat it, just not my preference, so it would've been nice to know upfront. * Garlic wings - according to my wife, absolutely amazing * Pork & egg banh mi - really good and fully loaded * Egg rolls - good size and fried perfectly * Char siu pork stir fried noodles - nice kick from the black pepper * Shrimp fried rice - simple but flavorful * Shaking beef banh mi - different from what I usually get (with rice), still tasty overall The inside is tight and not really suited for big groups--more of a quick in-and-out kind of place.

One of my favorites but I came into a small fortune and blew it all at Nobi. The food as always,…read morespectacular. I ordered the stir fried noodle with Sweet chili wings and to pork tacos that are the size of a size 6 in a woman's shoe. Stuffed with meaty goodness and topped with fresh cilantro, onions and their salsa all wrapped in comfort with corn tortillas and then wrapped in shiny foil paper. The wait for online orders is about a 25-30 minutes as it is a tiny kitchen, serving HUGE flavors. The place is always popping with guest enjoying their libations and soaking it up with the cuisine. Small, outside seating available with nice couches and bar tables to feast. I highly recommend if you haven't partook already. Love the ambiance, love the people. These people cook like how Jesus loves people.

I don't often write reviews about chains, unless they are really good or really bad at a particular…read morelocation. This location is impressive. First, I've always avoided this business because it was a child of P.F. Chang's, which isn't terrible, but got on my nerves. They divorced a few years ago. We happened to be driving home from picking up a new cell phone, and my wife mentioned the other major Asian chain. Pei Wei, however, was a left turn away. We were there well after the 5-7 p.m. typical dinner hours, and our order was quickly taken at the counter and cooked within our view. The Orange Chicken and Firecracker Shrimp were pretty damn good. Fresh and crispy with appealing sauces. The Firecracker sauce is what General Tso's should be -- some sweet and heat. The Orange Chicken sauce, has a little bite, but I could also taste the orange. I get it that some mom & pop restaurants might serve five-star recipes on one night, and single-star recipes the next, because of issues involving product procurement and a lack of consistency when it comes to employee training. While I mostly go with the mom & pop joints, consistency on occasion can be my friend. Bottom line: The food here was good (to-go) on our visit. And almost as good the next day when we warmed everything up in the microwave. Employees here are friendly, and the place was spic and span. I'll be back.

Great service!! Zachary was awesome! Thanks for the birthday reward and the dessert!read more

Great service and food! Had a short wait when I came in with…read morethe family and ordered a drink at the bar and it was delicious. Quality of the sushi is better than most of the places that we have been to out here.

Yes! Yes! Yes! My girls and I just finished a movie and we…read moreneeded to grab dinner. We saw Michiru from the parking lot. I will always say yes to sushi! It's a small restaurant but the service and food were excellent. I can see this being a good date night spot as well. I love sushi, and I just moved to Texas a year ago. This has been the best and most delicious sushi I have had. It is so fresh and tasty. I got the crab salad to start with and the sliced green apple was a nice touch. I will definitely be going back!

Good food just to small amount of sushi for the price. I had it door dashed so not sure how the…read moreplace is

HIGHLY DO NOT SUGGEST - THEY MADE ME SICK WITH SPOILED FISH IN MY SUSHI. I had my husband go grab…read moreme $47 worth of sushi & some edamame...he gets home - the sushi's shoved in one container, the edamame is ratchet...like just such crap, I really couldn't believe they'd do this on purpose: had my husband drive me back. NONE of them spoke English, had to have some guy on the phone translating. Just look at the pictures & then the price. Unacceptable! I've been eating sushi ALL my life. Disappointed & WILL NOT be coming back. Hope they get shut down! The sushi wasn't even fresh by the way, it was all dry & old. NOT OKAY!

Service was great! First visit to this restaurant and was sat at the bar. Bar maid did an…read moreexcellent job explaining everything. Food can rather quick and was very tasty with a small amount of spicy heat. I will be returning! Lunch with green tea and tip was $20 and well worth every penny! It is rather loud and noisy but didn't deter me from eating there.

This is one of my favorites as far as the big chain ramen bars go. When it comes to tonkotsu ramen,…read morethe broth is the star of the show, and Jinya comes in swinging with a rich, flavorful pork broth that's hard to beat. They also have different spice levels, which I'm always glad to turn up the heat on. While the broth is up there near my favorites, it would be nice if they were more generous with the toppings. This particular restaurant itself is a bit on the small side though. Only 3 or 4 normal tables before they'll have to put you at the bar. Even then, there's not a lot of space, and things will get very crowded during peak hours.

This place was so yummy, and I'll definitely be coming back. The poke bowl was about $13.50 for 2…read moreproteins, and I got ahi tuna and cooked shrimps. Both proteins were 10/10, and the quantity I got in the bowl was perfect. You get unlimited mix-ins with the regular bowl, so I got almost every single one. I also got truffle shoyu sauce to go in the mix-ins and in the rice and topped it all off with ginger, wasabi, masago, etc. The service was great as my bowl was made fast once I was at the front of the line, and they were getting through the long line of people fast. The ambiance is pretty chill with a few tables, but it is a smaller place, and most people were getting the poke to-go, which is what I did too.

This spot was great with lots of protein and topping options! I got the regular size, 2-protein…read morebowl, with tuna and hamachi. There are very few places I know that have hamachi as a protein option, so I was super excited to see it here! They are generous with their portions and you get unlimited toppings (as you can see with my bowl). The only topping I wouldn't get is the avocado (which is an additional $2, and I didn't see the sign that said it was extra). The avocado was peculiar.... it tasted normal until the after taste was a bit fizzy.... indicating the avocado had either been left out for too long and fermented - it definitely went bad and they were still serving it. The avocado wasn't brown but seemed like there was an additive they added to keep it from visually spoiling. It kind of ruined the experience of the bowl, but I just separated it from the rest of my bowl.