Ordered takeout through DoorDash and everything was delicious! Fried shrimp, fried peking ravioli,…read morebeef lo mein, hot and sour soup, chicken noodle soup, and wonton egg drop soup. Soups were less salty than I prefer but would rather that than too salty - added soy sauce! Beef and chicken were very tender.

The shrimp in the Lo mein was HORRIBLE! Could not eat it. Tasted like how bleach/ floor cleaner…read morewould smell or would taste, as if shrimp was treated with some chemical or something on it. No vegetables in the shrimp Lo mein either. The dumplings were terrible, all dough bad taste and barely fried. Egg drop soup was good. Very disappointed. Won't order again.

I go atleast once a week. Consistently good food ! Sesame chicken is soooo good! Sushi is yummy too!read more

This is our go-to Chinese Restaurant. Both the Chinese styles and Japanese styles (including sushi)…read moreare very good and always fresh and made with care and quality.

Lovely welcoming owners, and very good Chinese or Japanese choices…read more They even have lunch on Saturday! I had Japanese, the double roll, both rolls delicious, my sister had Chinese, shrimp with lobster sauce...she pronounced it excellent, and cleaned her plate. The cocktails are tasty, and strong enough. And...if you want to watch a game, this is the place for you, not a bad seat anywhere. We'll be back. I want to try the Mala dishes.

First visit to southside Asian cuisine formally was a sports bar…read more I thought I would try a new place. I ordered a small hot and sour soup. It was OK not to my liking. I also ordered a spicy tuna Maki and an eel and avocado maki. They were OK nothing exciting to tell you here. I think the food was average, you can get it better somewhere else

Been going to this place off and on for the past 10 years. Only good choice in local area. Problem…read moreis consistency and customer service. Sometimes we get shorted an item so we now go thru bag before we leave. Recently we were shorted 10 wrappers for two orders of muy sho chicken. Called and they argued with us about the wrappers. Said to check the one bag we had. In the end they did not apologize, but said they may have put the wrappers in another customers bag. Sent daughter to pick up wrappers. We know which food items to avoid and are fine. Satisfies our Chinese food desire, but go to Quincy if you want authentic dishes.

Great fresh and tasty! Beef and Pea pod, Mango fried rice, Basil beef and Lo Mein with Chicken …read more We took it to go!

Excellent take out Chinese. Had pupu plater and vegetable fried rice. Very good on all. This is…read moretakeout only and high volume.

Stopped in on Sunday for a lunch box special Yu Hsiang…read more chicken with fried rice and crab rangoon - side salad with ginger sauce and pineapple and Mellon This local restaurant does a good job with their meals A lot of tasty food for only $10.97 lunch time

I've been here twice and on my last visit the lady said it was their first time making pad thai and…read morepineapple fried rice. It's cool being the first to try something. I've never had that happen at a restaurant before. I got spring roll, boneless ribs, sweet and sour chicken, shrimp pad thai, and pineapple fried rice. The spring roll wasn't good. It was super doughy with barely any filling and tasted weird. The boneless ribs were ok. They had a decent flavor but weren't charred at all. First time having none charred boneless ribs. Next was the sweet and sour chicken. This had a good tasting sauce but the chicken batter was soggy. Sweet and sour chicken for takeout should have the sauce on the side so this doesn't happen. The shrimp pad thai wasn't bad. The shrimp and noodles were cooked nicely but the sauce had a really weird overly sweetness. Last dish was pineapple fried rice with extra cashews. It was good, had a good flavor but had very little pineapple and definitely didn't have extra cashews. They gave little sides of duck sauce but I didn't like it. It tasted like fruit syrup with a splash of vinegar. Overall this place isn't bad. Some dishes are hit or miss. I'd get the pineapple fried rice again. If the pad thai wasn't so sweet I'd get that again for sure.

If I could give a minus zero, I would…read more I have ordered from them a few times per year and it's never fantastic, but just okay. I ordered the 1C. Pork fried rice with no pork in it!! Boneless spare ribs that looked like they were someone else's leftovers and simply terrible. The chicken fingers looked days old, there were only three of them and they were soggy! How can they be days old and overcooked and soggy? The egg roll now comes in a paper wrapping and was not hot and overcooked. The worst part of this review is that I told them my address and the driver still went to my neighbors and had to go back to bring it to the right house. I called the restaurant to tell them how bad the food was and I cannot eat this and the nice young lady said, "I am sorry, that's how we cook it!" I said, "you didn't just tell me that I paid $20 for food that I can't eat and that's the way it's cooked, but you're sorry!" Add insult to injury, she replied, "sorry, it's under new ownership!" I told her you cannot tell a customer they basically have to pay for food that is bad because "it's the way you cook it and it's under new ownership!" Apparently when I requested to speak to a manager, someone is supposed to call me tomorrow! They should not be serving food like this.

Some nights it might not be as good I have to say. Better to order early too. I do like the…read morechowmein, pork the best, grand kids love the crisp beef, 8 and 10 will eat an entire meal themselves and you get a large portion of meat.

Great local Chinese place for takeout. You know exactly what you're going to get every time. We…read moreorder the chicken and broccoli, crispy beef, lo mein, crab Rangoon and boneless spareribs. All great

I love this place, like it says "it's an all you can eat" and it's delicious and it has a few rules…read moreBUT THEY ARE UNDERSTANDABLE! Def would come back to this place! It has GREAT broth, and if you're a fan of squid, crab, or shrimp, then this is your go-to place. The service was great, they were ALL SO KIND AMD RESPECTFUL. The ambiance was happy and amazing, the staff did act like they didn't wanna serve or work there, they ALWAYS had a smile on their face! Super respectful, like I said! Sadly I'll be moving soon BUT that was THE BEST BUFFET IVE EVER BEEN TO! And I'll be very sad to not see it or go to it.

Sky Buffet has an excellent Chinese food buffet. I love the variety they offer in the buffet! They…read moreoffer just about every Chinese dish you can think of , and then some! It's not expensive at all. It's a large restaurant with plenty of seating. Even when I've gone there for dinner and their large parking lot is almost full, you still don't have to wait to be seated. It's that big! The seating is all booths, very comfortable. Enjoy!

I would only rate the drinks as a 10…read more Food is ok if there is no other place open at that time when you're looking for something quick

My family and I have been going to Medway Lotus for years. When my now grown kids come home we…read moremake it a tradition to go to there. The food is fantastic and the owner and staff are very friendly. We highly recommend it.

Great food and service! Fun environment at night too. Food always tastes fresh and great portionsread more

A few more visits, a few more items. Same score…read more -- Chicken Wings: Once coming in near-perfect in size, crispness, tenderness, juiciness, and strength of the five spice marinade. This is a must order every visit. Elite and arguably the best in the region. -- Beef Teriyaki: Merely good on the first visit, but superb on the next. Great combination of light char, good tenderness, and gingery taste. Near-elite to elite. -- Spareribs on the Bone: Recently added, this had sweet, bright red sauce, the all-important char, but the browned cross sections (and slightly cold bites on some) revealed a reheat. A little on the tough side. Flavor, yay; texture, nay. Average. -- Beef Fried Rice: Not old school at all, but very good as simply rice. Fresh, light of color and texture, but pleasing silky. Plenty of tender beef, supported by egg, onion, and bean sprouts. This could be a meal on its own. Well above average and more impressive than the photo suggests. -- General Gao's Chicken: A beautiful presentation, with the chicken nestled in a circular broccoli arrangement and flower on the side. Light batter and good chicken-to-batter ratio, though the flower on the plate had a pretty high ratio too. High quality chicken and nicely tender. Fairly tame sauce treatment, with minimal spice. Above average. -- Hong Kong Shrimp: Huge shrimp, plenty of them, and nice presentation with the string beans fanned out beneath them. A little on the sweet side and not much flavor. Not bad, but probably wouldn't get this again. -- Beef Chow Fun: A hearty dish of thick rice noodles, with onions and well-cooked beef that had both crust and tenderness. The noodles themselves were very soft-- closer to mushy than chewy. Not a bad thing; it all depends on what you like. With a couple items elite (chicken wings and beef teriyaki) and most items solid, Kawaii is worth a visit. There's a superfan and self-appointed Chinese food expert out there whose promotional "reviews" suggest everything is perfect every time, which isn't the case, but Kawaii comes through more often than not, so it earns my recommendation. Much too good to be a 3 and too many flaws to be a 5, so a 4-star rating is exactly right for them.