This is some of the worst - no, it's the worst - Chinese food I've had at a restaurant. Over-fried…read morebits of chicken-ish meat in weird shapes with greasy sauces that are unidentifiable as "Chinese". Everything tastes like oil. No hint of garlic, ginger or other spices or flavors. Lo mein is definitely just greasy boiled linguine. Sweet and sour sauce is water, sugar cornstarch and food color. No flavor. The egg rolls in the frozen food section of Aldi are far superior. Save your $20 and go somewhere else.

Mediocre at best. Not impressed. We ordered shrimp lo mein, shrimp fried rice, and crab rangoons. I…read moreknow not to judge a book by its cover but I do prefer my food to appear appetizing. Both plates were pretty bland with onions and black pepper being the main ingredient to stand out. The rangoons, or crab cheese puffs as they are listed, had no crab for starters. I'm used to having rangoons with at least a hint of a sweet taste but these do not. This is our second time giving this place a try and more than likely our last. Sorry to disappoint, but don't walk in with high hopes.

My fiancé and I found this restaurant on a whim while we were out running errands and I'm so glad…read morewe did. The food here is delicious! We ordered the boiled sliced fish in hot sauce (a staple we always get at Szechuan restaurants) and the sizzling with three delicacies (shrimp and fish). The sauce on seafood meal was sooo good! I'm not sure if it's oyster sauce or bean sauce but it's amazing. I just poured the sauce on the white rice and literally ate it like that too. It was a bit cold inside the restaurant so we ordered some hot green tea to warm us up too. Over all great price for a delicious lunch.

Szechuan Spice is a solid go-to for quick, flavorful Chinese food in the Houston/Pearland area…read more Customer service stood out right away the host was very welcoming, patient, and took the time to answer all of our questions. Since we ordered takeout, they even offered us a place to sit while we waited, which I appreciated. Here's what we ordered: * House Lo Mein - $14.99 * Stir-Fry Flat Noodles w/ Beef - $13.99 * Sweet & Sour Pork - $15.99 * Crab Cheese Puffs - $5.59 Total came out to about $54.74, which is pretty reasonable for the portion sizes and variety. The food overall was flavorful and fresh. The noodles were cooked well and had a nice balance of sauce without being too heavy. The sweet & sour pork had that classic crispy texture with a bold sauce. The crab cheese puffs were decent crispy on the outside and creamy inside but I do wish they had a little more crab flavor to really elevate them. One small detail I loved: the to-go bags. They were sturdy, well-designed, and matched the restaurant's aesthetic definitely gives that extra polished touch. Overall: Great service, solid food, and good value. Perfect for a casual takeout spot when you want something quick but still quality.

Great food served in big portions. Ms. Lucy always does an amazing job taking care of us when we…read morego. I would definitely recommend eating here.

My husband and I tried Wong's Asian Cuisine for lunch and were pleasantly surprised. It's a clean,…read morefamily‑owned restaurant, and the lady who attended us was super nice and helpful. Their menu is extensive and genuinely interesting. We started with the steamed pork dumplings: handmade, tender, and really flavorful. Then we had the Cantonese Chow Mein with crunchy noodles, vegetables, tender meat, chicken, large shrimp, and scallops; so good and honestly addictive. We also ordered the Egg Foo Young, which came out as giant pancake‑style omelets filled with bean sprouts, pork, and shrimp, absolutely delicious. And their chili oil is excellent! super fragrant and adds the perfect kick. We definitely want to come back and try more dishes; the food feels authentic, fresh, and well‑made. Recommended.

Egg roll was good but food was majority celery and carrots. I may need to try a different dish.read more

Really great food, hot and fresh. Service was excellent The egg rolls were crisp and hot, just…read morethe way they should be.

Their food is great. We order from here all the time, but the help is not friendly at all. Almost…read morerude. Take your money pick up the cell phone never mind the customer. I wish the owner would change that.

Always great service and excellent food . We love the wonton soup and fried rice here.read more

I was in Houston for the rodeo and wanted some fried rice before coming back to Dallas. I saw this…read moreplace on yelp and it had good reviews so I decided to try it out. We arrived around 12pm and it was raining. The service was good. We were quickly seated and the servers were attentive. The ambiance is relaxed and casual. When we first got there we were the only people there and when we left it was packed. I ordered the combination fried rice, we got spicy fried chicken to share, I also got wonton soup and we got egg rolls. The spicy fried chicken was spicy but not too spicy for me. The wonton soup was flavorful. I really enjoyed the combination fried rice. It was delicious and did not disappoint. One friend came late and got the beef dry hot pot. I tried it and it was delicious too. This spot is top notch and the food is delicious. When I'm in the area again I will want to come back and if you're in the area and enjoy Asian cuisine try this place.

Fuya Cafe has a little bit of everything. From looking at the menu, it has Authentic Chinese,…read moreSzechuan Chinese, Americanized Chinese and Thai food. It's also has some good vegetarian options. First impression when you walk into this place...it's not your typical Chinese restaurant. The seats were these big comfortable chairs for the tables, and the booths looked to have comfortable looking benches. Plates had their logo on them. It just had a nice feel when you walk in. My family and I ordered five dish. Since we have one strict vegetarian (no fish) and others who eat meat, I'm going to break them down into a Veg and non-Veg group. Vegetarian - Stir Fried String Beans (5 stars) This is a simple dish, string beans stirred fried in a delicous sauce. - General Tso's Tofu (5 stars) When I think of General Tso's, I usually think of big battered fried chucks of a protein, instead this was your fried tofu (no batter from what I can tell) mixed with a spicy General Tso's sauce. General Tso's at other places in the area were a lot sweeter than this....and I liked the level of spice in this one. - Assorted Vegetables (5 stars) A simple classic healthy Chinese dish. Mixed vegetables in a white sauce. Non-Vegetarian - Salt and Pepper Fish (4 stars) Presentation of this dish looked nice. Pile high of fried fish with garlic, fried onions, green onions and other herbs. Although, it lacked a little flavor. You have to eat the fish with all the other stuff to get some flavor. If it had some more salt and pepper (either jalapenos or white peppers), this would had been a lot better dish. - Mango Chicken (5 stars) Surprising a very good dish. I expected a chicken dish with some mangos, and what we got was soft sliced chicken mixed with chunks of mangos, bell peppers and carrots, in a brown sauce. This was simply delicous dish. Overall, a great place to visit if you are in the area.

Lately, this is our go to Chinese place. Consistency is the word. Tasty dumplings and fried rice…read more Coconut curry w Chicken and Rice has just the right spicy and savory flavor. This was take-out, so we ate at home.

Never had a problem before this but was really scared that I might have ingested metal …read more It is sharp could have choked on it .

A restaurant of humble beginnings. It's not hip or vibing but don't let that deceive you! The…read morerestaurant is clean, service is great, and the food some of the best Chinese in the area.. It's a great place to go for lunch. The portion sizes are great and so are the prices. If you aren't a big eater you can easily make two meals out of one. My go to is the Orange Chicken. I start with egg drop soup and add some soy sauce for a little added flavor. The Orange chicken is cooked perfectly. It comes out nice and tender. Fresh orange peal zest brings that pop of citrus to the dish. I like to plus it up with some chili sauce that's available on the table to give it a little more kick. So good! Honey Walnut Shrimp is another great option. Lightly battered and fried shrimp with a Honey glaze sauce drizzled over it and topped with candied walnuts. Delicious!

The food was outstanding! The chicken fried rice was great. The dumplings were amazing. Enjoyed…read morewonton soup. The sweet and sour chicken is the best I've ever had- fresh chicken, fluffy, crispy breading. Great service.