Pre Lunar New Years treats...Ordered har gow, sui mai, sticky rice in lotus leaf, wife cakes,…read moresesame balls, char sui bags, pineapple bars, custard tarts and custard buns. Nope, not for sharing. My precious... The owners will be gone from Feb 16th thru Apr, so just in time to get my "Canton" on. Next best thing to a trip to CA for authentic Chinese food. Busy on a Saturday morning. So worth the wait!

We found Honey Bakery on Yelp while visiting Reno and were excited to try it -- especially since we…read morewanted to bring some goodies back to the Bay Area with us. The reviews looked great, and it seemed worth the drive. Unfortunately, after driving about 20 (maybe 30) minutes, we arrived to find a sign on the door saying they were closed for spring break, even though Yelp listed them as open.

I've been wanting to try rice box since we visited our family in Reno last year but unfortunately…read morewe were on a time crunch. This time it worked out perfectly! We made it in for their Sunday brunch and everything was fantastic. We were greeted by the chef and owner who were very friendly and kindly guided us through the menu. After ordering almost everything on the brunch menu, we happily took our seats and sipped our delicious margs! The food continuously made its way to our table where the presentation and flavor made us "ooo" and "awww." Tbh, I was honestly so pleasantly surprised to find such delicious and authentic Thai food in such a cute, trendy setting! Complete with Thai background music and a beautiful mural depicting Thai culture. Everything was delicious but I would have to say my favorite dish was the Thai boat noodles! The broth is similar to pho but meatier and richer. So good!

Fun to try this place after having it on my list forever. I didn't realize it was a fast casual…read moreplace so we walked in thinking we would be waited on...whoops! No big deal, just something to mention. We started with the kimchi fries- great flavor but the fries were hard to grab without using utensils. Wish larger fries had been used....kind of felt like we got the bottom of the batch! Variety of noodle and rice dishes. I needed more heat so I asked for their chili oil to up the heat. I wish the water offered had ice or was cold. Also wish utensils and napkins were more available. Service was fast and friendly - we even got some potstickers extra free of charge since the items we ordered came out all at different times.

I was craving Chinese food and my monthly Uber Eats credit was about to expire, so I jumped on Uber…read moreEats to see what was out there. I came across Chinese Duck House. I've heard of it before but never actually tried it, so I figured why not. Scrolling through the menu, I noticed they had a couple of buy one get one deals, which definitely caught my attention. I ended up ordering wontons as an appetizer and chicken fried rice, both part of the BOGO deal, plus an order of Mongolian beef. I placed the order and headed over for pickup. When I got there about 20 minutes later, everything was ready to go. It was quick and easy, in and out with no hassle. Once I got home, everyone dug in. Overall, the food was good. The wontons and the Mongolian beef were the standouts for sure. The fried rice was decent, but it felt a little bland compared to everything else. This isn't authentic Chinese food by any means. It's definitely more American-style Chinese takeout, but sometimes that's exactly what you're in the mood for. The buy one get one deals make it even more worth it. I'd order from here again when I'm looking for that guilty pleasure Chinese food fix.

Pre CNY meal. Singapore noodles and tofu and vegetables. CNY holds special memories for me when my…read moreChinese relatives would come to visit. Living in Southern California, Los Angeles Chinatown was less than a 2 hour drive. Our Biggest Little City is a far cry from the big Chinatowns nearby but I am grateful for the diversity it does have. Soothing rhythms of the Chinese language in the background. Savory foods and a place to go that feels like home. Service was great. In and out foot traffic on a Sunday.

Great to go spot!…read more Ordered from this place to take back to my hotel room. First off the Pineapple curry fried rice is legit. I implore you not to skip it unless you are one of those people that don't like pineapple. We also ordered the chow fun and pho. The chow fun was great and they catered it to our order without any bra sprouts or green onions (you heard that right.) The pho is the only alright thing and it's hard to say if it was because we ordered it to go or the price to taste wasn't there. Although we didn't dine in, I really loved the vibe of this place in the middle of the casino but still quite classy and modern. The service provided was quick and the staff seemed to be very attentive. Definitely worth checking out if you are looking for asian fare at Atlantis!

Service: 3 (empty water glasses for 10+ minutes) Speed of…read morefood to table: 2 Food taste: 1 (bland, bland, bland) Ambiance for lunch time: 3.5 I wanted to love this place. Unfortunately, it's not not good. There are far better Chinese/Asian places in Reno, and that's saying a lot!

From start to finish, it was an outstanding epicurean delight…read more Our group of five fierce women completely and absolutely enjoyed every moment and every bite of the beautifully presented dishes. The portions were generous with plenty of leftovers to pack up in takeout boxes for enjoying for another day. My favorite three were the ahi tuna, the black cod and the brilliant asian/french mash up of red Bean Creme Brulee. I also need to mention, I loved the lamb tenderloin. I am not a big lamb fan, but this New Zealand lamb was tender and non-gamey. The owners did an outstanding job of timing the dishes and engaging with our group while also taking care of other diners including non event patrons getting getting take-out and inhouse menu dining. The space is very small, but even with and almost full house, it didn't feel cramped. Even though Kwok's is right across the street from where I live, this restaurant would be at the top of my list of "I would drive out of my way to eat here"

I try to never miss a Chinese New Year or Fall Harvest Moon dinner here…read more They never disappoint. Both require a reservation made at least a month in advance, they are always a sell out. To start, you can't go wrong with the enthusiastic welcome we always receive. Then quickly seated and wine poured. The 2026 CNY menu was fabulous, with some great surprises. The ahi tartare portion anywhere else would have been a shareable appetizer. But each person was served a large portion of delicious fresh ahi. Mmmm this course and a glass of wine could be dinner alone any other evening. The soft creamy rich egg custard was hidden under a thick seafood gravy. I really enjoyed this unique dish. The miso black cod is always flaky and delicious. And the crab fried rice it's nestled on also never disappoints. The rich New Zealand stir fried lamb and shiitake mushrooms over pea shoots was a fabulous hearty dish on this chilly March evening. The braised short ribs were so tender no knife was needed, they flaked apart with the fork. And the e mein noodles were perfectly al dente. The dinner wrapped up with a crème brûlée that only Kwok's could pull off - red bean. Creamy smooth. Not overwhelming. The perfect burnt sugar layer on top. The regular menu is just as delicious. Small inside seating area, so recommend always make a reservation. In the summer there's a fabulous patio area out front. Limited street parking.

Caie in the Legends shopping center in Sparks was our lunch stop on a Saturday after a quick visit…read moreto Scheels. Parking was easy since the restaurant sits a little away from the busiest part of the center. We were greeted right away and seated as soon as we walked in. The dining room is large with an open layout and plenty of room between tables. The decor follows a classic Asian style with umbrellas hanging from the ceiling and themed pieces throughout the space. Service was warm and attentive. Our server checked in often, stayed on top of drink refills, and answered questions without hovering. We ordered a mix of Chinese dishes and dim sum. The dim sum stood out and ended up being the highlight of the meal. The main dishes were less consistent. The calamari felt heavy with breading, and the pot stickers, while flavorful, didn't quite hit the mark. The fried rice and duck were both on the salty side. Overall, the place is comfortable with kind service, solid dim sum, and a few dishes that could use a lighter touch.

This is probably the place to go in Sparks for barbecued pork buns. The dim sum menu is relatively…read morelimited compared to some Bay Area places, of course. I've also had several entrees (chicken chow mein, broccoli beef) on several occasions, but quality has not been consistently good, given the price.

Came in on a Friday at noon. We had the place to ourselves, my friend and I and our 4 kiddos. When…read moreyou enter Shanghai restaurant you make an immediate right into a separate waiting area then down the hall for the dim sum restaurant. It's a small space and we were greeted with the menus, boba and dim sum, and some water. Our waitress was so sweet and friendly! We ordered 7 dim sum items and all of them took me back to the delicious places I remembered from sacrament. Sparks NEEDES this time of authentic cuisine. I will definitely be back! Pro Tip- you can also order from Shanghai's menu (Chinese and sushi) and eat it on the dim sum side. It was perfect for our kiddos. Everyone got something they wanted!

PORTIONS: tiny PRICE: unreasonable for the quality!…read moreSERVICE: table side - she was nice, but forgot we would need three silverware when two were on the table and she forgot to bring plates SURROUNDINGS: dim and foreboding FLAVORS: A NIGHTMARE Chinese Style Chicken Feet - they were GREY Sesame Balls - THICK paste like too much glue Steamed fish balls - THEY'RE THE FISH BALLS YOU BUY FOR HOTPOT Chicken wings - drenched in some sauce with alcohol Steamed shrimp rice rolls - I think this is their version of cheung fun but they didn't even know it came with a specific sauce and it's just dried shrimp bits Lumpia Shanghai Eggrolls (6pcs) - These were actually good but it makes sense if someone in the back is Filipino Shumai - that wasn't awful BONUS TIP: she tried to tell two Chinese women that not all dim sum dishes are made the same.... They don't have to be, but they shouldn't be made like this....

Tiny restaurant with a few tables inside but Dim Sum Hut had some mighty delicious dim sum! I…read moreespecially loved the #1 shrimp har gao, #2 pork with shrimp siu mai, #8 hahm sui gok, and #13 beef stew meat with white rice. In fact, we'd order those dishes on almost every visit. The beef stew meat was super flavorful and tender. And the dim sum was solid. Lady behind the counter was efficient and friendly. I'm bummed to see that they're no longer in business.

Food tasted good, prices were very nice, service was excellent, ambiance was nice. For the quality…read moreof food and the price this is a very nice place to eat. 5 stars beef stew meat with rice. Beef was tender, sauce was flavorful. For $12.99 this was great. 5 stars Siu Mai. Cooked perfectly and tasted great. Very good. 5 stars fried chicken wings. 6 pieces for $8.99. Wasn't sure about this when I ordered it, but like everything else I tried this tasted good.

First time to the restaurant last week. The dishes we ordered were, to our surprise, matched our…read moreexpectation. They r matching very close to the food in HK. We have been shopping in the area, on-n-off, for more than 30 years, n noticed this restaurant about 15+ years ago. It was the old Wendy's. We definitely will try different dishes next time we r there to firm how good their food really is.

Amazing service. Nicest owner ever. Food is amazing and very homey. Very flavorful, delicious, and…read morereasonable portion sizes. We got the black pepper beef platter and salt and pepper chicken wings. Very good overall!

Love the selection and variety of food. We ordered the pho combo, banh xeo, shrimp with lobster…read moresauce and rainbow roll to go and a boba drink for the kids. I'm giving a 4/10 for the pho combo, the broth wasn't flavorful and it was cloudy but the noodles and meats were fine. I don't really like adding hosin sauce to my broth but I had too. The banh xeo I'm giving a 6/10 because the it wasn't crispy but the meats was good and it was large. It came with lettuce and herbs. Shrimp and lobster sauce was good that was 8/10. The rainbow roll was 7.5/10.

It was late, and I didn't want to go out, and so I decided to do a DoorDash. The food came quickly,…read moreand it was still very hot. There was a lot of food. The bag was heavy. The menu is humongous. Dim sum, Chinese, sushi, Vietnamese, with lots of choices from every part of the menu. I started with the crab Rangoon's, and they were very good. The filling was a little bit sweet, and a little bit savory, and the shell was well fried, crispy, and not oily at all. They were offering a BOGO on the combination plate, and so that's what I went for. I had the garlic chicken, and the chicken with seasonal. Veggies. On both dishes, the chicken was moist and tender. The veggies were done well. Just the right consistency, not mushy at all. The taste was great. The only thing I could say, was, the garlic chicken was a bit spicy. About medium on what I like for spice, you could definitely see the red pepper flakes on that food. Unfortunately, nowhere in the menu did it mention the spicy part of it. I did like it, and the spice was within what I like, but I think the next time I would order something else. The fried rice was very well done with a good flavor also. It was just the rice. It had no egg or veggies in it. I had enough for two meals on the first combo, and the second one went into my portable cooler, and is going home to Sacramento with me. For all I got, the price was extremely reasonable, even if I would've gotten only one combination. Thank you very much.