We tried to go to a few other places before an event but they were too busy. This place had no one…read moreso we decided to stop in. We each ordered a dinner combo. I got the wonton soup! It was actually pretty good. The actual food was pretty mediocre. I probably won't ever go back.

Looking for a new Chinese go-to since moving to the area. This place was highly recommended on…read morelocal social media. We were disappointed. My lo mein was spicy (I had ordered it mild), my husband had king pao chicken which was mostly carrots. My son had sesame chicken and while the flavor was excellent the chicken was tough and stringy. The egg rolls had a different flavor to them that I didn't care for and the cream cheese wontons were cold. Sadly we won't be back. Such a let down when you spend $85 for a mediocre meal. I will say they are very efficient for take out as my order was ready when I got to the restaurant.

The food here is amazing. My wife and I live nearly 30 minutes away but we don't have any…read moreVietnamese places nearby and this place is totally worth the drive.

Viet Hoa is our go-to spot for an easy, cozy experience. I always get a piping hot bowl of pho tai…read morechin with extra limes and no bean sprouts and my husband orders the grilled pork bahn mi. SO good. Lately, we've been sharing the Vietnamese style egg rolls which are crisped within an inch of their life and the sauce that comes with is to die for. This meal always hits the spot and the food that comes out of their kitchen feels like a warm hug. My only reason for docking a star is that the portion of rare beef in the pho is small for the price. We moved here from Seattle where there were about 10 pho spots a stones throw from our condo and I have never been such a lean serving of meat for the price.

The quality of food at Mandarin Yang has really gone downhill. We ordered from them a couple of…read moremonths ago and the food was meh. We decided to give it another try, but it was just as bad. We ordered the Tiger Pork (extra spicy) and Beef in Garlic Sauce (spicy), and neither dish had any amount of spice and an overall bland flavor. The Cream Cheese Puffs were cold and the Egg Rolls didn't have any pork and were just filled with bad tasting cabbage. My search for decent Chinese Food in the Minnetonka area continues and I can officially cross Mandarin Yang off my list.

Pretty good. This take out only restaurant serves Chinese, and Pad Thai, food roughly analogous to…read moreLeann Chin. The portion sizes are generous and they whip up the food really fast. This is not a gourmet Chinese food experience, thus you may want to avoid taking a honored visitor from Shenzhen or Shanghai here, but for the location, price and convenience; it is nice. The honey chicken drumsticks are giant and the sauce is a sweet tooth's dream and prepared quite well. The Pad Thai is a bit spicy and quite adequate.

If you are anywhere near Wayzata, make time for Jade Fountain. It is, without question, our…read morefavorite date-night spot. The lo mein is the best around -- perfectly balanced, flavorful, and consistently done right. The cream cheese puffs, dipped in both the hot sauce and sweet sauce, are genuinely exceptional. And the Kung Pao chicken is my sweetheart's standing order -- tender, well-seasoned, and never overly heavy. They also have cold beer and a charming, intimate little bar that is ideal for a glass of wine and a bite to eat. It feels relaxed, welcoming, and personal. One detail we especially appreciate: they always send out a small dessert as a gesture of thanks. It's thoughtful and speaks to how much they value their guests. We genuinely love coming here. It's become our tradition for a simple, reliable, and very enjoyable evening out.

What happened to this place? $120 order and things were medicore. Shrimp toast (that used to be…read moreamazing) came in an egg roll wrapper. Used to be our family's go-to but no longer.

Another fantastic Master Noodle experience! I've been to multiple locations now and feel that each…read moreplace has fairly consistent tastes and quality. In true family-style fashion we got plenty of dishes to share: some appetizers and some "main dishes" as well. The Xiao long bao and beef burrito are great starters. I enjoyed the wontons in chili oil, but wish they would've been spicy - we added our own chili oil/sauce. The pork belly fried rice and Shanxi shaved noodles were both fantastic. Both great portion sizes for main dishes with plenty to take home if needed. The restaurant is large and spacious nestled in a strip mall, and the service was fantastic. Boba is such a great deal too!!

I have been to Master Noodle Edina several times. The latest visit was last night. Had dinner here…read morewith a few girlfriends before we went to see a movie at AMC Southdale. We ordered several appetizers to share and each got a noodle dish for our main entree. My favorite appetizer was a tie between the Master Pizza and Popcorn - they were delicious. The Taiwanese tomato beef noodle soup is my go-to and I like it with the knife-cut noodles l. The decor and seating inside the restaurant is pretty nice and spacious.

It's no frills, but they hit the target on timing. I came in person rather than calling ahead (not…read morerecommended). They told me 20 minutes and they got it done in 20. My wife and I split the seafood delight. It was good and plenty for the two of us for supper.

If this place is even still open, take my advice don't go there…read more I once went there years ago and they had a big pile of raw chicken sitting on the stainless steel counter, waiting to be cooked and that translated into the taste of the food

Still a really solid, family neighborhood Asian Restaurant! Always kind and quick service…read more We've always gone for the Chinese food, but decided to try their Vietnamese today. Pho and bahn mi. Both were pretty decent. Phos broth was definitely heavily seasoned. They had one type of bahn mi. Would love them to add just a chicken, pork, or beef one to the options.

One of my go to Chinese restaurant when I lived in St. Louis Park. We used to come pick up food…read moreduring covid, to go orders only. They have a good size dining room. They usually have family working in the front, he checks in on us often. I always order the combination with sweet and sour chicken, fried rice, and wings. Good amount of food and good price.

It's not dim sum from Hong Kong or dim sum from Chicago, but it's pretty good and makes me feel at…read morehome! I like the chicken feet, the texture of the har gow wrapper, the soy sauce for the shrimp crepes, the louts root cakes, and the baked egg custard buns! The service is not pushy like I've experienced in other states, so that's also a plus :)

The food was really good and felt very authentic for dim sum. I especially enjoyed the beef noodle…read moredish, pineapple buns, and egg custard buns. Everything was flavorful and well made. The Asian aunt servers were extremely rude. At one point, a few of the staff insisted that we had ordered items that we did not. When we tried to clarify, they were dismissive and rude, repeatedly insisting the dishes were ours. It took a while before they realized the order had been brought to the wrong table, and there was no real acknowledgment of the confusion, which made the situation a bit frustrating. That said, one younger male staff member stood out in a very positive way. He was attentive, professional, handled everything calmly, helping to smooth over the experience and make us feel more comfortable. Guy needs a raise.

Chinese Restaurant in Asia Mall [Eden Prairie MN]…read more Hankering for some Asian food we looked for places to eat that stayed open late. We checked in our hotel first then proceeded to head out to look for the restaurant. It happens to be inside Asia Mall. The restaurant is to the right as you enter the automatic doors. There was just one other family dining when we walked inside around 9:10p. Their hours in Yelp noted that they closed at 10:00p so we figured it was ample time and we should be finished dining by then. We ordered Salty Fish Shrimp Fried Rice / 咸鱼虾炒饭 and Pork Chop with Salt & Pepper / 椒盐猪扒 by the time they served our food it was around 9:25p... around this time also we were the only ones left in the dining room but they allowed us to finish although a bit rushed. Anyway, we enjoyed the food, both dishes were tasty, satisfying and delicious. Review #3840

Best foods. Good service. Test very good too.they are honkong cuisine. Can't very fine it in…read moreMinnesota.

Came here on a Sunday night looking for a bite to eat with my brother. At the door we were greeted…read moreby the owner who spoke very little English (a tell tale sign of some kickass Chinese food). She seated us in a roomy booth and immediately brought us some waters. We ordered a the fried dumplings and the sesame balls. Both were absolutely delectable, best of each I've had in my life. The sesame balls had a crispy sesame coated exterior with a sticky bun interior and sweet bean filling. The fried dumplings were perfectly cooked to delicate perfection and were accompanied by a soy sauce with freshly minced garlic. Those didn't last 2 minutes on the table. We ordered the twice cooked pork and stirfry lamb as entrees and, as other reviews have said, the portions were generous. As for the the meats, they were thinly sliced, tender, and cooked to perfection. The spice level was right on point, not enough to numb your tastebuds but surly will leave you with clear sinuses. The spice contributed significantly to the succulent flavors found in each dish. Each entree comes with a bowl of buttery white rice. As a man of high caloric intake I was very satisfied with this establishment's CPD factor. As a genuine touch, there is heartfelt apology for rising prices due to rising ingredient cost and bird flu found at the bottom of each menu. 10/10 will eat again.

I wanted something spicy Chinese and gave this place a shot. Spoiler alert, it wasn't but I also…read morehave a pretty high tolerance, and we are in Minnesota (no shade). I ordered the Stir Fry Spicy Beef, Mapo Tofu, and the Pork Belly. Everything was tasty and have no complaints as far as the actual flavors. I do think that the Mapo Tofu should always be soft tofu rather than firm, but that's just a personal preference. The beef was plentiful and extra tender and the pork belly was perfectly melt-in-your-mouth, so good that I felt like I had to ration it throughout the next few meals. I do wish it came with more rice. I ordered three sides and only got one box of rice. I was hoping to have at least two so I can eat it for several days. However, to end on a positive note, when I walked in to pick up my order, the woman (owner possibly) was incredibly friendly and spoke Mandarin to me. She was welcoming, funny, and we briefly argued how spicy food should really be for it to be enjoyable. "The spicier the better," me thinks. Come show these guys some love!