Bottom line is they have a nice variety of seafood and noodle bowls…read more We wanted to try something different. My hubby had a seafood bowl of shrimp and scallops while I had fried noodles with chicken and shrimp. My son had sesame chicken with fried rice. All were good, nothing exceptional. The fried rice was a bit salty. The fried noodle dish was good. The seafood boil was good. The service was good. And the restaurant clean and Asian themed. Definitely worth a try.

I can't tell you how many times I had driven by this place without any clue of how tasty the food…read moreis! Ha! They have quite an range of options for you if you are considering asian eats! They've got dumplings, ramen, fried rice, fried noodles and other traditional chinese dishes like orange chicken. But, my introduction to ABC Noodle House, it was for their seafood boils! I had no idea! They have a couple more "combo" options than some of the other seafood boil places in town. The main different I saw is that they offer Dungeness Crab in addition to Snow Crab Legs and broccoli! I tried their Lemon Pepper, which unfortunately fell a little short in flavor for me, and their house seasoning, ABC House Cajun, a much better flavor in my opinion! Oh, get their spicy baby cucumber, its so tasty!

I didn't know what to expect but I was so pleasantly surprised by how kind and helpful the wait…read morestaff was here. The food is absolutely delicious. I had a shrimp fried rice(Awesome!), egg rolls(Spectacular),some fried pork dumplings(interesting) and BBQ pork Baos that were so soft and scrumptious. Very good place to discover amazing food.

Passing through Albuquerque and we had the chance to take in dinner, so we found Tasty Noodles &…read moreDumplings on Yelp. 4.3 rating with over 200 reviews, several reviews referencing fresh homemade noodles, we thought we'd give it a try. The restaurant is located in a strip mall with great signage. The inside is well spaced with plenty of table and an area where you can watch them make the dumplings. It was cool to watch our dumplings being made (I asked if I could take the pictures). There is an art to making noodles and dumplings and they know here. We ordered a chicken noodle soups, Sichuan Dan Dan noodles, soup dumpling. The Sichuan Dan Dan noodles were very spicy, but a real chili flavoring to the spice, not just heat. The noodles were fresh and not too soft. The chicken soup was excellent and when I added the chili oil, it was excellent! The soup dumplings were so delicious, not too think, filled well, and very tasty. This is a real gem of a place with authentic noodles and dumplings with excellent, friendly service. If we pass through again we will make it a point to stop in for a Tasty dinner! Thank you!!

This place is fantasic. the food was different but that does not mean bad at all. The flavors were…read moreout of this world. I will be back soon.

Still a solid place to get dim sum! Ofc nothing beats the Bay Area but this is a decent spot. We…read moreorder: pork spareribs in black bean sauce 4/5: the flavor was good but the pork had little slivers of bone. must be the way it was cut so be careful! beef rolled noodles 2/5: maybe it was just me but i prefer the meat to be ground up beef (not hamburger) but this beef was weirdly chopped or cooked. didn't really like it. chinese donut rolled noodle 5/5: this was done well. not bad with the plum sauce but a peanut butter sauce would be so much better! soy sauce noodles 4/5: ordered this for our cutie patootie grandson. he loves the noodles! simple chinese noodle dish done well with good balance of salty sweet. beef chow fun dry 3/5: the noodles tasted a little old today but the flavor was good. had a nice "wok hay" but again too bad the noodles didn't seem fresh today. lotus wrapped sticky rice 2/5: the sticky rice was good but the wrapper had a funny smell so we sent it back. The wait staff was nice to give us another one cuz we sent it back, but it came back again with the same smell so we were worried but it tasted fine and we didn't get sick hahahaha. Wouldn't order it again tho because of the smell. steam chicken feet 5/5: nicely steamed with a spicy kick. steamed egg yolk bun 4/5: this is the main reason we come here! love the topping on the bun and the flavors of the steamed egg yolk. Normally it's a bit runnier which would make it a 5 but it was a bit oversteamed today. IT Dim Sum is a great choice if you're craving dim sum in the ABQ area. Haven't found another spot to beat it yet so it's our go to spot when we're in town!

I love small businesses and there is truly not a harder business then food service. But a great…read moreoperator needs to know when to call it a day. China Inn is way past it's prime. Dark, dingy and dirty dining room should have been my clue. But, I thought "it might be great, so give it a chance" It wasn't. It was nasty. Mostly ended up in the trash. I'm certain when Kmart was located next door and before that awful Panda Express across the parking lot opened up, China Inn was at the top of their game. Nothing wrong with calling it a day. You've earned a nice retirement.

RIP Amy. yes the place was dirty. but their fried rice was ALWAYS delicious and freshly made…read more back in the 90's i love their buffet food. be a kind human, if possible.

God I haven't felt this satisfied with Chinese food for so long and of all the places in…read moreAlbuquerque. A sweet Chinese family greeted me and my friends at the door. That instant closeness and hospitality, in the backdrop of traditional comforting interior decor made us feel so welcome and relaxed. But the food is beyond amazing. The roasted duck is crispy and packed with flavor. Beef hot pot too, with the beef stewed to softness and soaking up the sweet and umami sauce in the pot. The tofu shines through the array of heavy hitter meaty dishes. The salted dried fish gave the tofu a funky taste and it mixes brilliantly with the rice. Pork ribs, oh my god, I can't believe of all the dishes, the easiest people pleaser won't make it to the top. Don't get me wrong, in any other scenario I'd have gone on and on about it, with that juiciness and spice but everything else is just so much sophisticated and enjoyable that I can't keep my chopsticks away from them. Honestly haven't felt this satisfied and well fed with my most beloved Chinese food for so long. There's one place I'd always think about whenever I think about Albuquerque, it's East Ocean

One of the better Chinese places in ABQ. Fantastic dishes, freindly service, and excellent takeout…read moreordering. Eating at the restaurant is good too, although the tables and ambiance are dated.

Coffee chicken? COFFEE?!? CHICKEN?!? I like coffee and I like chicken but why should the two ever…read moremeet? They did, and in a spectacular way. I drink coffee black but this was a light and sweet treat and very satisfying. I ordered for pickup, went to the wrong location, panicked, and then I called to make sure my order was there. They knew immediately because it was a large order and they were very gracious keeping it warm for an extra 15 min. Warm greetings, hot food. I'd complain about the single fortune cookie in the bags but there was a giant bowl of them next to pickup. They have some enticing taps set up for when I stay to dine there, great decor. Not a lot of parking but well worth a little walk if you find a meter or street parking a few blocks awa

Fan Tang hits the spot whenever I'm craving some mapo tofu! Unfortunately when I ordered this…read morerecently, the rice was not cooked well and still had some crunch to it. I've also gotten the crab rangoon, but the filling is sparse so there isn't much flavor.

Ok, so some restaurants just keep standing the test of time. Ho Lo Ma is one of those…read more I had Open house at our school last week. I call in a To Go order. Cool 15-20 min and it will be ready. As I am walking out to my car, co-workers and I chat and I say, I ordered food, do you want something?!? Call and add their order to the mix. It was ALL ready to go when I got there. Lg Iced Teas all around, Fried rice and Moo Goo Gi Pan, steamed rice and Cashew Chicken. ROYAL Salt and Pepper Shrimp for me. An App of Chicken wings & Pot Stickers. Nicely packaged in a box I carried to my classroom. Forks, chopsticks, napkins, and sauces included! And best news of all, we all had leftover for Friday's Lunch. Haven't had anything here i don't like.

I was blown away by the food at this ancient looking Chinese restaurant. I expected it to be meh…read more But its was Really really good.

Delicious food they have authentic Chinese dishes, which I find to be very delicious…read more They also have very good service when it is authentic Chinese they can explain exactly what that dish is some Americans don't like authentic Chinese food. I happen to be one that likes authentic Chinese. It is a smaller restaurant, so I find it also to be quite enjoyable. Have been eating there for years will continue to do so. If you like authentic Chinese food go there you will enjoy it. I'm positive. I'm sure enjoy.

They have the sea is the first time here and it was quite busy. It may have had something to do…read morewith the fair and or the weather. They will say it was a very long week, but I was patient because the dining room was absolutely packed and it was only three people working in the whole place. Now I'm going to try to be fair here because a lot of the food that I saw on the tables throughout the dining room that people had ordered looked pretty darn good. So I was hopeful.. maybe too helpful.... I ordered the homemade wonton soup which was overdone and mushy and also an egg drop soup, which was not like any other I ever had.. I ordered potstickers which were unlike any I've ever seen before like a mini dumpling that were very thin. We had also gotten an order of fried rice and scallion pancakes. The fried rice was OK but had a burnt taste to it and the scallion pancakes were fair not good. We ordered the crispy egg rolls, which were actually decent.. and lastly, we ordered the crab Rangoon cheese wontons and again terrible. I will say they were doing the best they could. They were polite and service seems to be pretty good for what they were dealing with. At the same time, the atmosphere in the whole place was pretty upbeat, considering the fact that they were struggling.. I actually can't give it better than a two today but will go back and have a meal at the restaurant and order different items to see if we have a better outcome as I don't wanna just dismiss them after this one off visit.

Absolutely the best Chinese I have found in Albuquerque! Food is great. I particularly love…read moretheir Chicken Lo Mein. Their Hot and Sour soup is incredible. The staff is so kind and accommodating. I had an issue with my mouth and eating was difficult. The owner helped me create a custom order that I could comfortably eat. That will always stand out to me as the bar.

I found a hole in the wall Chinese restaurant next to my gym and looked it up on Yelp. It had at…read moreleast my minimum requirement of 4 stars so I decided to give it a try. The owner is a very nice lady who seems very friendly personable with her customers. As customers walked in she remembered their food preferences , other customers here also seemed like regulars and were suggesting things on the menu. The owner was patient, friendly and stood there the whole time helping me choose and navigate the menu since it was my first time here. That by itself is worth an extra Star . I orders the combination plate and she allowed me to make some substitutions. I got general Taos chicken, sweet and sour chicken, and low mein with vegetables. There was also a soup that came for free I think it's egg drop soup with some crunchies. The general tsoas chicken had a good flavor, I asked them to make everything spicy and it had a nice kick. It was really crunchy which I like but I can see alot of people thinking that it has too much batter and not enough meat. Also pretty much everything was pretty greasy when I don't mind but it's not the usual Americanized Chinese food people from other big cities outside of Albuquerque are probably used to: The low mein with vegetables was probably my favorite part. I added spicy to it too and it was great. I can see why people keep coming here; it's a mom pop business where a real traditional Chinese owner takes your order and cooks for you and the food feels authentic. There's not many options in town for Chineese food that are decent and not chains. I would come back for the low mein and support the nice lady who owns this place.

This is the kind of place that you go out of your way to go to. It's that good. If I was fatigued…read morefrom a doctor's appointment nowhere near there, I would still make my way there. Highly recommend this authentic Chinese restaurant. My fortune cookie read that there was a nap in my future and it was correct! 5 stars

Chinshan has been closed for a year and a half. Why are you publishing garbage information????read more