Szechuan beef was good. Wasn't as spicy as I was hoping for but had good flavor…read more Also tried the bourbon chicken. Wow this was good, I'll be ordering this next time for sure

My husband and I have gotten takeout here twice and it will be our new go-to for chinese food. The…read moregeneral tso's chicken and sesame chicken are both delicious. I really enjoyed the combination dinner that came with fried rice and an egg roll. Our friends had the lo mean and the orange chicken which they also enjoyed.

Did take out here. Really enjoyed the Wonton soup. Wish they had a smaller size. Food has been…read moreenjoyable. Fried dumplings was my other pick

Good food and service! Nice setting and reasonable prices! Funny it was very quiet at lunch time!read more

Ive been going here for nearly half a decade, its a favorite upon my family. We came here for my…read morebrother's birthday and were not let down. We always leave with leftovers from their large portions and we have never had a bad server here. The restaurant is filled with fishtanks and they have the cutest koi pond outside. We are always showered with extra fortune cookies when we leave and are usually finished with a happy smile and a big belly hehehe

I've only been here once. The food, service, and atmosphere were all good. No real complaints.read more

When it's cold out, it's dumpling time. Ok even if it was hot out I'd be up for dumplings. Jimmy…read moreWans doesn't disappoint on that front. Nice variety. We had the soup dumplings, jimmy wan dumplings, and the pork and chive. Pork and chive was a table favorite. But I was happy with any of them. We also shared the chicken stirfry and the Mongolian beef. Wow that beef was tender. Could have downed the whole plate if no one was watching. Staff were attentive and pleasant to talk to. Would definitely stop back in again.

Food is always good definitely pricey. When I'm craving sushi I always go to this place. They also…read morehave good Mongolian beef.

Grabbed some takeout over the weekend, and it was delicious! Tried the wonton soup, hot & sour…read moresoup, and chicken with garlic sauce. Everything was very well made and prices were very reasonable for the portion size. The order was ready in 20 minutes! Will definitely be coming back!

They are the most consistent, accurate and friendliest restaurant on Route 8, for many many years…read more Everyone in the house likes them, which if you have kids, is impossible. Run by a local family, they sponsor your kids teams, shop in the same stores as we do. Please support them. I very highly recommend them and they are incredibly clean for how busy they are. It's incredibly clean inside the store and in the kitchen. Great people all around, NO MSG, support them!!!

First time ordering from Jackie Inn…read more I got the Beef Chow Fun. This was great. The beef was tender, rice noodles were perfectly cooked, and the onion/scallion/bean sprouts were all delicious. Sort of reminded me of a thai drunken noodle dish. I also tried the hot and sour soup. This was good as well. Overall, nice spot. Bit more expensive than other local takeout spots, but the food was all delicious. Looking forward to trying their other food options.

I stopped by here this past Friday to pick up dinner for my family. My wife and I were trying to…read moredecide where to order from when I remembered the positive experience we had the last time we ate Jackie Inn. I headed online and placed our order through Toast. Toast, as a platform, does not factor in how busy a restaurant actually is and gave me a thirty minute estimate. When I arrived about thirty five minutes later, there were six other people waiting and I was told it would be another ten minutes. The inside of Jackie Inn consists of a soda cooler, an ice cream cooler, and several areas to stand and wait, but there is no seating for dining in. On this Friday night, I believe there were seven people working, with six focused on food preparation and one person handling the front. The dominant sounds in the restaurant were woks in constant use, which was actually interesting to watch. In the end, my food was ready about twenty minutes after I arrived. For the first fifteen minutes I was fine with the wait, and I am glad they are busy, but I also did not expect to spend that much of my Friday night there. For dinner, I went with the lemongrass basil chicken while my wife chose the combination lo mein along with a chicken egg roll. The menu described my dish as spicy with broccoli, red bell pepper, lemongrass, basil, and a spicy chili sauce. My wife's lo mein was described as containing flank steak, chicken, prawns, carrots, scallions, onions, and fresh egg noodles. While the container initially looked small, the food ended up filling a fairly large bowl once plated. My dish was good. The chicken was moist and juicy, and I appreciated the generous amount of broccoli and bell pepper. The sauce had good flavor, and I even picked out some lemongrass stalks deeper in the dish, but I did not find it spicy at all. My wife really enjoyed her lo mein. She mentioned that while it costs a couple of dollars more than similar places, she feels it is worth it because the food tastes fresher. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. I am happy to see Jackie Inn doing good business, I think the food tastes good, and I know my wife really enjoys it.

First time here and we weren't disappointed. Hanah promptly greeted us and watched over any needs…read morewe might have. The menu had many of the expected food items as well as others not so common. On Saturday and Sunday there are many, many more. I always start with vegetable spring rolls. These were especially good. Also had the tasty pancake beef rolls. Will stop again next time we are near the McCandless Ross Townships border. The restaurant is bright, cheery, and clean. No dim sum carts however. Ample parking abounds in the McIntyre Square complex.

Really nicely done dim sum, less so for other items. The various entrees on the menu are a nice way…read moreto fill out a meal, but they pale in comparison to the dim sum. We ordered takeout this time, and the overall experience was great. We placed an order online, and everything was very neatly packaged and ready to go when expected. The food even travelled fairly well, such that it was still in good shape after traveling home. The restaurant itself is in a bit of a drab strip mall, but it's generally nicely decorated with colorful signage and a nicely kept interior. In terms of the food, the shrimp spinach dumplings were really nicely done, with lots of flavor and texture. My partner especially enjoyed the barbecue pork bao, which were nicely steamed with a very flavorful filling. The egg tart was good, but not really my thing. It had a bit of a caramelized sugar flavor reminiscent of waffles with syrup. The spicy oil splashed noodles, one of the noodle dishes on the menu, was generally lacking: some nice toppings, but not much flavor. Overall, this is a nice little place that seems to be fairly well run. I suggest going for the dim sum and giving up on expectations for anything on the menu that isn't dim sum. Find another restaurant for your main course.

We visited this new location at North Hills with my party, and the ambiance was beautifully laid…read moreout. It did look like something out of a movie scene, and it was extremely busy due to it being a Saturday night. Our server was this sweet lady who had tons of large party groups. She got us our water and took our appetizer orders. We got the Vegetable and Shrimp egg rolls, and they are on the larger side, so order 1 if it's just you. My sister and I split it one and were happy with that. The egg rolls come with sweet and sour sauce and a wasabi/horseradish dipping sauce. I could smell it for days; that stuff is so strong. It took a bit to get our orders in, but we were okay with that since we were all catching up with each other. We then placed our orders, and I got the Shrimp and Garlic Sauce meal and which stated it was on the spicier side, but it was a bit mild for my taste. Mind you, I like fiery spice, but it did keep me from sweating. We also got the Beef with mixed vegetables and the beef with string beans. Both dishes were tasty and not too spicy. This is great for people who can not handle too much spice. We were there for a bit, and we paid our bills and were out. The portions are huge, so we all left with boxes. 4 stars for sure!

We came to the Sesame Inn after shopping at Ross Park Mall with my family. The Sesame Inn had a…read morevery Asian theme and was clean and modern. The service was just ok. No one was really friendly or attentive. You did have the option of being served by a robot, which I thought was odd. The food was all just ok. We did General Tso and Chicken LoMein. The General Tso did not have a ton of flavor. The LoMein was ok as well.

What a great way to start the Chinese New Year. Staff friendly, food is very good, large portions…read more I prefer the sit down, clean, and nicely decorated environment of the restaurant. I have visited twice and both times enjoyed the garlic eggplant. It is delicious with big slices of eggplant. I always enjoy the tea, which is supersized and hot, with refills. My husband recently tried the General Tso's. I have never seen such large pieces of tender chicken. Also very good. The staff are very pleasant and for Chinese New Year we were treated with dessert.

Chow's kitchen offers a different variety of Chinese food and does it well. I was happy to see more…read moreJiangzhe Chinese food options in Pittsburgh. Something less spicy and more savory. I liked the eggplant and shrimp potstickers, the duck, and really anything from their chef's selection on the menu. We went back twice in the same week. The restaurant is small but still offers an abundance of seating so walk-ins always work out. It also is newly renovated and a good atmosphere. Service is fast and friendly. Would highly recommend.