Excellent food, great service. Only one young woman was handling all the tables and the register…read morethe night we stopped in. I was amazed at how well she kept up with everything! It's easy to miss if you're not looking for it, right on the end of the ACE hardware building. Plenty of parking and it seems they do quite a bit of take-out business as well dine in for a limited amount of people- I think there were about 8 tables. I will say that they served the best Crab Rangoon's I've ever had to date. I believe there was onion in the mix, and visible meat. I almost placed a second order! My Pad Thai was also very flavorful and not too sweet. I decided on no spice, and that was a good call for me. The sauce that came with my husband's dish was, I'm told, very good but also quite spicy. I definitely would not have handled it well. The spicy chicken wings were addictive. Spice level was an 8 on 10 for me. Not too bad at first but my lips were on fire for a good 30 minutes after! Worth it though. I hope to come back on my next trip through Holmen, if you live in the area, don't sleep on this place. It's pretty legit and I'd place Taste of Thai in my top three places for great Thai cuisine.

Very nice food, large servings. Only 2 people working but they were quick to get our orders, though…read morewe did have to wait to pay a little while due to a big rush. Enjoyed the music playing and the cozy vibes, but note that there is limited seating.

The food is always great and the service is excellent, the family is always so happy to serve you…read more I would recommend trying their crab rangoons. They are very good!

We've been doing the Freedom Rock tour throughout Iowa (Google it...86 down 13 to go). This takes…read moreus to the far corners of Iowa and into many small town. Yesterday found us in Waukon Iowa. We chose to visit Yen Hing Dragon Restaurant. The interior is a little dated, but this is typical of small town restaurants. It's obviously family run. Seating is a combination of booths and tables and chairs. The menu is pretty large and there's something for everyone. We went with the House Special fried rice, a lunch special of Sichuan Spicy Chicken (lunch special with hot and sour soup and an egg roll), an order of crab rangoon, an iced tea and a water. $29 and change before tip. The food came out after a very short wait. Everything was cooked perfectly and tasted good. Our server was very attentive. If you're passing through Waukon give these guys a shot. We were pleasantly surprised and left happy.

The hype is real about the egg rolls! SO good and crispy and delicious. My friends and I tried the…read morepork ones and we all loved them. It was definitely my favorite out of everything we ordered. We also shared the veggie stir fry (medium spicy), green curry with chicken, veggie pad lad nad, chicken leg quarter, and whole tilapia. The standouts were the veggie stir fry and green curry. They were so flavorful and perfectly seasoned, great over sticky rice. I also love that the rice was served in cute baskets. The tilapia was a little disappointing but I'm glad I tried it. I also ordered the Naab Vaam drink and I loved it! Not overly sweet and very refreshing. I could tell that the place was a bit understaffed that day but overall everyone was friendly. No outdoor seating but plenty of indoor seating. I'd come back again for Hmong's golden pork egg rolls!

My sister took me to her favorite Hmong place and I was not disappointed! We got spring rolls and…read moreegg rolls, both with pork. They tasted great, I loved. the dipping sauces, but the pork was just very very thin strips, can't say I really noticed it, but both were tasty. The egg rolls were different than I've ever had in that they were long and thin - think I prefer them this way. They came out crispy and very hot to the table. We shared the fried chicken leg, which was the drumstick and the thigh, with sticky rice. I loved how they cut it into four pieces and how crispy the skin was. For dessert I had their special drink/dessert the Nab Vam. It is a "tapioca dessert drink filled with colorful jellies, crunchy water chestnuts, chewy pearls, lightly sweet with creamy coconut". It was not only beautiful, but delicious. Service was quick, and it's a bright, airy place, and I definitely would go back again.

I have always driven by this place and didn't see many cars and that is my que to not stop. If…read morethere aren't many cars, there aren't many customers and that's a signal of a not so good place to eat. However, I discovered this place is TO-GO only. That changes things. No wonder there aren't a lot of cars there Yelp reviews were pretty good so i gave it a try. I must say I am impressed. I have eaten there three times in 10 days. It's easy. It's fast and it's good. Service is always friendly and helpful. The ambience is what you'd expect from a To-Go place. And the food is very good. Was there just yesterday and there was a steady stream of cars in and out; people who called their order in or ordered online. Me? I'm still new to this place so I enjoy walking in and deciding what I want. You can see into the kitchen a bit and see how fast and efficient they are working on different orders. I drive 20 miles one way to get this food and it's worth it

I ordered again here for a family of four and food was great. It's always fast and ready when I…read moreget there. At the counter was treated very nicely and appreciated me stopping in. I want everyone to remember that I feed my family two meals out of our order that was 100 dollars and if I go to a fast food place and order meals and did two meals for each would be about 120 and fast food is not great. They have good food here and are a nice family serving this area.

Best egg foo young anywhere! Best cream cheese wontons. You name it , they hit it out of the…read moreballpark every time

Inedible and unidentifiable food. I ordered chicken fried rice and chicken chow mein. I've been…read moreeating chicken for over 35 years. Whatever they served me WAS NOT CHICKEN. Buyer's remorse

Wow, what a find!!' Amazing, amazing, amazing drunken noodles, light delicious crab Rangoon…read more Definitely a top 10 carryout experience. Can't wait to try more.

Great stop. The food was delicious and the service was very attentive. I can't say I was in love…read morewith the teenybopper videos playing, but I'm not the target audience at this point in my life.

This is by far the worst Chinese food I've ever tasted! Food bland, rice hard, and Teriyaki chicken…read morewas ice cold! Instead of actually cooking it, they stick it in the microwave to heat it up.. Never again!!

Order was ready in about 10 minutes. Best orange chicken I've ever had. Lo Mein was okay but…read morelacking flavor.

Buffet style chicken and rice, delicious and jello on cake with delicious pecan ice cream and ice…read moretea was perfect. Service was excellent with all self-service. Clean and easy to make up your own food selection menu. Paying was by weight total, fast and fair. Paying was easy with debit card.

We were heading up North to Eau Claire and decided to stop off somewhere for lunch. I picked Tomah…read moreand found this restaurant in Yelp. It was just a few miles off our path. So glad we tried it out. My husband said it was the best General Tao chicken he has ever had. His egg drop soup was so-so. I had off the lunch menu the 3 delicacies which consisted of shrimp, beef and chicken in a savory sauce. I opted for the chicken wing for my appetizer and the hot and sour soup. A bowl of crispy noodles was set on the table to accompany the soups. My soup was good but I've had better. My chicken wing was exceptional and so was my main entree. Restaurant is very clean and women's bathroom is huge. We would not hesitate to come back here if we are passing by at the right lunch/dinner time.

Was in Rochester for an annual checkup and decided to try this place before heading back to the…read morecities. It's out of the Mayo area and right by Apache Mall and a new Residence Inn. It seems to be a newer area and because it shares a lot with Residence Inn, there's plenty of parking. We arrived early for dinner so only one table was occupied. Service was great, very friendly, courteous & helpful. Ambiance has a moderm but cozy feel with lots of wood mixed with metal elements. Menu was pretty straightforward. We had the Cumin beef, dandan noodle & Lanzhou Beef Noodle. Everything was great and did not disappoint- comparable to similar restaurants in the cities. Dandan had a great peanutty flavor, lanzhou beef had just enough thinly sliced beef shank & the noodles were perfectly chewy. We were so full could barely eat the cumin beef which takes a bit longer to make than the noodles but worth the wait. Will definitely come back if in the area.

We walked into First Meeting Noodle for a late lunch on a Sunday at 1PM and there was surprisingly…read morea line of customers waiting for seats. We ended up waiting about 15 minutes before getting a table. Beef Burrito ($9.50) - We ordered with cilantro on the side as one of the people in our party has the mutated OR6A2 gene. It's a pretty simple dish. I'm not sure if they make their scallion pancake in house or not. It's rather dense and not really that flaky, salted well and has the thick hoisin sauce to boost the sweetness and saltiness. The beef is relatively tender roasted beef shank, sliced thin, dressed simply. Most of the flavor here is from the hoisin. (4/5) Oil Splashing Noodle ($10.50) + Beef (+$3.75) - Starting with the pulled noodles - these are excellent. Pulled long with very consistent thickness, so everything cooks to the same delicious level of bounce. The hot oil sauce, unfortunately is sub par. It's far, far too sweet, almost like eating a dessert, and while there's a balanced amount of vinegar acidity and some nuttiness, there's no heat at all despite the redness of the oil. There's also a good amount of chopped garlic and peanut right on top, but they get lost in the sweetness. Ordering with beef just adds some sliced beef shank, the same as used in the burrito. It's a fine addition albeit not very exciting. (2/5) Taiwanese Tomato Beef Brisket Noodle Soup ($13.50) - Again, the noodles are excellent here, although they get softer the long they sit in the soup, which is to be expected. The broth here is also far too candy sweet, although this a bit more flavor complexity here from the beef braising spices, the beef itself, and some tomato umami. There's just enough flavor that the broth doesn't feel bland, but it's still very weak compared to a good Taiwanese beef noodle. There's a couple of slices of tomato, an almost invisible amount of pickled mustard (suan cai? zha cai? I can't tell given how little they give). Finally the beef brisket which is also quite weak. It's lean and I believe not braised for long enough, resulting in it being very tough and stringy. (2/5) I feel like these dishes have been adjusted too far to suit the Midwestern American palate. The food served at First Meeting Noodle is far, far too sweet for my tastes - it's a bad sign when a dish that's supposed to be spicy and umami foremost, then tangy, has sweetness as by far the strongest flavor. Then again, this is probably the only hand pulled noodle place within an hour drive, so maybe I should give them some slack. Bathrooms - Two individual rooms, one for men, one for women Food: [2.66/5] Service: [ ] Other: [ ] Final Rating: 3/5