The food is meh . But rangoons definitely one of the worst ever. Disgusting.. and filled with…read morecarrots. Seriously, who puts carrots in Rangoon's? The teriyaki chicken had too much soy sauce taste and not teriyaki. Sesame chicken not enough flavor, chow mein was OK and sweat sour pork ok but has not veggies, it's just the breaded meat with sauce on the side. We feel like we wasted $45. We will not come back here and we would not recommend this to anyone

I gave 3 stars for the gal here. The lad who served us acted like he was bored. The food was bad. I…read morebeen here a couple of times and it was good. I don't know what happened. It was bland. Poor showing

Love this place!! It's one of my favorite Chinese restaurants in meridian. Service is always great…read morewhen we go, and the food is always great! They have an amazing lunch special for a great price. Service can be a little slow during busy times, or large groups, but they always have great food worth the wait. My favorite part of Red Pavilion is the variety of great food that is offered. I can't say I love everything I've ordered, but often times if I don't love it my wife does so I know it's good food!

Nice little eatery in Meridian. Modern decor, friendly staff, excellent food and service. Menu is…read morenot traditional Mandarin, more of a modern style. One of the best Chinese eateries I've been to.

The owner is such a sweet, kind, and generous man! I love how unique the environment felt, it felt…read morelike a true hole in the wall restaurant. The food is high quality, good things take time and the owner will make it clear that he's a one man show. This is a place where you come, be Zen, and understand that Wok Inn Noodle is an experience. If you want an upscale, fast paced experience, this is not the right fit but if you can sit down and take the time to enjoy yourself and create good connections, then I 100% recommend coming.

Stopped here on a whim,just happened to be near.Food fantastic.Wait staff very friendly.One dish…read morewas way too spicy. Chen remade it,we didn't even expect him to or ask him to.Each dish made one at a time,so first person served will be done by the time last person served.( only con is that the building is need of some tlc and deep cleaning)

Great food, friendly staff. We tried this place for the…read morefirst time today and I'm surprised it's not busy! Everyone is super friendly and the food is amazing 10/10 Would recommend

This restaurant is really close to my where I live, so I was excited when I came across it…read more Unfortunately, the food was almost inedible. No real flavor, and the textures were really off. However, the fried rice and the egg rolls were decent.

CLOSED as of July 30, 2025…read more A couple originally from Portland (I think I have the city right) opened their kitchen offering take out only (delivery in limited area) Cantonese food that was pretty good for what it was. They operated out of one of the 17 ghost kitchens in what was the former CRAVE! Delivery kitchens in maybe 2024. (Honestly, the original owner of this original ghost complex added the naming emphasis but the original line up and the one that followed was a terrible disaster.) Now the owner of the ghost complex is apparently going to sell it. My understanding from the Wei people is they are closing now, they plan to travel (including China) for a while. Hopefully they'll come back and be able to open a bricks and mortar place. PS - Mai Thai that was also operating a take out operative from this same ghost complex after the kitchen fire and closure of their restaurant in downtown Boise announced earlier this month that they were leaving this ghost kitchen complex on July 27 and reopening in a Boise ghost complex. They didn't mention that the Meridian complex was being sold.

I was anxious to try Wei's because the reviews. I ordered three items: General's chicken, Kung pao…read morechicken, and chicken chow mein. The generals chicken was soggy and perhaps it'd be better not to mix the sauce with the chicken, the other two dishes left something to be desired as far as I was concerned because the chicken pieces were too large like two slices and made vegetables were also large chunks. Overall flavor was acceptable. I guess the presentation was a biggest problem.

Popped in here tonight for a quick dinner. Overall very clean. Employees were kind and polite…read more What lost stars was the Hawaiian pokeritto. The fish to rice ration was okay but they put this sweet cream sauce on it beyond dripping. You couldn't taste anything except sugar. Was absolutely vile and disappointing. The mango is sweet enough for the savory and sweet combo.... The sauce was just gross. Like pouring thinned out sweetened condensed milk. Not for a sushi roll. I do not recommend. Will not be back.

The service was great!!! My kids are excited to go back. The flavors were really good…read more Whatever Sriracha they use has some good depth of flavor. The rolls were not super tight but not a concernfor us. The rice is a tad too much water in the cooking process however, if it's new crop it would make sense!!! It's cute inside and enough tables for couples and couches that my kids really liked. We will definitely be going back. Prices were reasonable and we visit the in-laws in CA it's not far fetched to spend way more there!

I recently read in the Idaho Statesman that this local Chinese joint was going to close at the end…read moreof the month. So sad, their situation. The rental company didn't give them an option to renew their lease. After 17 years, they are closing their doors without a choice. With closure comes choas. I remember when my family gave notice of our closure. We were chaotic from the time we announced it till the doors closed. Everyone is getting in their last hooray in. I anticipated that kind of madness when we stopped in for lunch today. And I was right, the place was a madhouse. When I have eaten here in the past, there was hardly anyone. It was just another table along with mine. It's always chill. Today on the other hand was pure madness. Tables were full of customers and dirty plates. I went ahead and sat myself and waited for my server. It took a minute for my server to get to me. She was the only one working so I just hung out till she got to me. Tea and menus were finally dropped off and I kicked it till my daughter showed up to have lunch with me. My daughter and I looked over the menu. Knowing it's our last meal at this joint, we decided to go ham. We both ordered soup, a lunch and I also snagged a tofu chow fun for later. My soup order was hot and sour. For lunch I went with your typical order of mandarin chicken, chow mein and pork fried rice. My daughter got won ton soup and beef with broccoli, fried rice and an egg roll. We waited for a hot minute for our food to be prepared. You can tell they were not staffed properly. Only one server with a whole dining room full of guests. I'm sure there were only a couple people working the kitchen trying to push out all of the orders coming in. Our soup did finally make it out. We both ordered small bowls but the bowl size was gracious. They were both hot and steamy. My hot and sour soup was ok. It wasn't really spicy but it did have a nice sour element to it. There were pieces of tofu, bamboo and carrots. It was thick and hearty but overall it was ok. My daughter's won ton soup was average. The broth was nice but there was not a lot of filling in the won ton. It was mainly won ton wrapper. And I found it odd that they put lettuce in the won ton soup. Lunch was dropped off shortly after we started working on our soup. When I placed my order, I had asked for fried rice with my meal. Server said it would be an extra charge and I figured it would be. My plate didn't have the fried rice. It only came with my chicken and chow mien. After I addressed my server about it, she looked completely lost. I got an "ok" and never saw her again. So, I just worked on what I had. The chicken was good. It was fresh this time around. I love the saltiness of the chicken with the sweet and sour sauce. The chow mien will always be one of my favorite dishes. It reminds me of my childhood, growing up at my uncle's Chinese restaurant and eating it all the time. I love when the crunchy noodles get all soft from the sauce. The bean sprouts are my favorite. The chow fun was really good. It was savory, the noodles were chewy and the tofu was perfectly fried. They will always have some of the best chow fun in town. I'm giving today's visit a 5 star but in reality it's truly a 3. I didn't get my rice, our server didn't really tend to our table and I had to get my bill adjusted for extra charges. I know the end of the road is coming soon for them but hopefully they will be able to prepare themselves for the next couple days because the choas will only get worse and clearly they need the extra hands. I wish these folks the best of luck with their future endeavors, whatever they may be. I'm happy I got one last meal in before doors are finally closed at the end of this month. Truly sad that another local joint will be just a fond memory for us now.

If you are feeling some quick Chinese food, pop in here. I enjoy the older feeling of the…read morerestaurant, it reminds me of when I was kid. Most places have remodeled and taken out the charm and ambiance of restaurants making them stale. Lucky Palace still has that charm and evokes that feeling of being a kid, with your family, on a Friday night family date. I will say the food seems to be on the saltier side here, pretty consistently. And I am on the search for the best sweet and sour chicken in the valley, the chicken was overcooked on the sweet and sour and the sauce on the extreme sweet side. The one time I ordered generals chicken, it was a bit unmanageable to eat because of the salt. I never waste leftovers, I did not eat these leftovers because of the salt content. With that said, I think you can find some good things on the menu. We did enjoy the egg rolls (on the super greasy side), and my parents manage to find great options such as the Lo Mein. Give this a few tries and I do believe you can find a dish you will keep coming back for. Hidden in a strip mall type setup, you would never know it is there unless you are looking for it. I kind of like that. It feels hidden. Like a secret restaurant.

We went to Ling & Louie for a "family night" and it did not disappoint…read more We started with the dynamite role and Bao appetizers which were amazing. Followed up with some drinks and entrees that were equally flavorful and a "crowd pleaser". Service was attentive and friendly and the vibe was like PF Chang's if they were more inviting and intimate. Definitely would recommend L&L if you are looking for quality Asian inspired food for a date or special get together in the Treasure Valley.

Had a server jump into a conversation I was having to talk poorly about people from California…read morewhich was pretty cringe because the owners of this place aren't even from here either haha Gotta love the brain dead Idaho hate for "transplants" even if they are in here paying money hahaha I laughed it off though, not my server not my problem! Bartender tonight was great though! Very friendly, very helpful, very fast, very clean. 5/5 for him My partner didn't like the food but they are picky, I didn't eat but the drinks were pretty good. Disney movie covers playing is also hilarious and fun. A weird vibe here but good. Not for boring people for sure.

I have been wanting to try this american chinese spot for a while. Its like a throwback to the…read more1990s! The restaurant was casual and clean. The service was great and she answered all my questions promptly. We ordered takeout. The chinese specials 3 items and 4 items with a lemon chicken meal as a extra. The 3 item was Sweet and sour pork, fried rice, egg flower soup. The 4 item was mongolian beef, fried rice, hot sor soup and a spring roll. The sweet and sour pork was tasty but lacked the quantity and quality of meat your used too getting with a pork dish like this. It was mainly breading and while pork is still affordable, no reason not to load it up! Haha The mandarian chicken was tasty but mostly veggies with some meat. The fried rice was lacking in egg (prob cuz of egg prices) but it was good. The soups were blah, but on par with other chinese american spots. The lemon chicken was good and the spring roll was the best thing we ate. If they need to increase their prices a dollar or two to up the quantity of meat, I think this place would be a four star and am sure people would pay for it.

Great food great service! Such friendly staff, family run! Cant wait to return alreadyread more