I guess they have been here 2 1/2 years and we never noticed it. We gave it a try and the food did…read morenot disappoint. Portions were not small so being able to take home leftovers is also a plus for us. We plan on returning to try other options as good Chinese is hard to find in Texas. We also thought prices were reasonable compared to Chinese we have gone to in the Woodlands. Give them a try

The food quality is there, but the flavor is not killer, the prices are near the top of a fast…read morecasual restaurant segment. The menu is limited compared to other Asian offerings. Won't be coming back. Wasabi Walden has been killing it lately.

My favorite place for Peking duck around the Houston area. It's a little farther out, but I usually…read morestop by whenever I'm driving to or from AIH. The duck is roasted for hours, so the skin comes out nice and crispy without being too greasy. I also like that the remaining duck is made into a soup afterward. It's simple, hearty, and especially good on a colder day. I've tried several other dishes here, and they've all been solid and remind me of the Chinese food I grew up eating. The servers have always been attentive and friendly, and the restaurant is spacious, so it's a good spot for family dinners or larger groups.

We ordered the Peking Duck (of course), the basil eggplant and basil chicken. Everything had such…read morenice clean flavors that really hit the spot after a long day on the road. The portions are VERY substantial and reasonably priced. Tracy took our order and was very efficient. I enjoyed seeing the Peking Ducks hanging in the fire behind the counter. It is a very impressive display. I would definitely return and try some more of their delicious food.

amazing fresh food…read more great check em out setting is great place is clean staff is kind great awesome !! thank you

I ordered Wasabi Bistro takeout for dinner tonight. The menu is quite large, with a mix of Japanese…read moreand Chinese dishes. Since we were craving Chinese, we decided to order the Mongolian beef, egg drop soup, and beef lo mein. The lo mein was a little greasy and the noodles were a little too soft for me, but overall decent. The Mongolian beef was not what I was expecting. The sauce was not as thick and it didn't have the traditional spicy taste to it. I had to add some chili oil to make it more flavorful. The egg drop soup was what you would to expect at any Chinese restaurant. Overall, the food was decent and the prices were fair.

UPDATE - lowering this to one star because both my wife and I got sick last night on this stuff!…read more So I walked into the restaurant thinking I'm going to get som amazing Asian food....as I entered the heat of the inside hit me - it was easily 78 degrees. That should've been my first sign when I walked in. It was hotter inside than it was outside. I picked up the menu looked at it for a hot second and then thought well. I'll just order something. So naturally, I said pad Thai, standard Asian meal. Not at this place they didn't have it and she looked at me strange. So I proceeded to look at the menu and found some random dish that looked decent and ordered. Then I ordered drinks and she told us after we had paid the soda had no carbonation in the machine so we could get the drinks out of the fridge. So we went and got the drinks out of the fridge, sat down open them up they both were flat. I suspect if I had checked the dates they were both expired, but I didn't bother. So we sat down and literally one minute later, the food came out... Which tells me that all the food was likely premade, and this was just a buffet that was hidden in the back. I ate, and it was well.... Let's just say the Woodlands Mall Asian foods a bit better than this stuff. Anyhow, I did encourage the team who works here to turn the AC down a little bit, make sure the fridge doesn't have expired drinks/flat drinks, make the food like they serve it to their family. I'll report back shortly and let you know if there are any biological effects of this food... All that for $45 - two dishes, two flat drinks, two rice.

No frills, but we like it. They're "basic" and Westernized but consistent. Tastes fresh, and that's…read morethe most important part. It's one of our family's go-to Chinese takeout/delivery spots, -General's Chicken is crispy and never too spicy. -Sesame Beef is pretty tender. -BBQ Pork Fried Rice is a variation that's hard to come by, and my husband likes the little bits of char siu pork, -The Plain Lo Mein is just noodles tossed in a barely-there sauce that my kiddo loves. Reliably decent.

First timers. Ordered for delivery tonight. Moo shu pork and Kung Pao chicken. Both were delicious,…read morehot, and perfectly seasoned. The eggrolls were crunchy and we ordered a very substantial pork fried rice. Very pleased with Chef Chans!

Good food at a reasonable price. Small sitting area. Recommend take out. Good service.read more

Ordered take out for the first time here on a Saturday night. Can't speak on the service, other…read morethan the food was made promptly (20 minutes). The woman who took the order over the phone and at the pick up counter wasn't very personable. Seemed as if she was rushing around although the restaurant wasn't at all busy inside. Perhaps just having a bad night? We ordered Chicken Lo Mein, General Tao's, Honey Walnut Chicken, crab puffs, and spring rolls -- portions for dishes were fairly standard, all of which were just ok regarding flavor and texture. General Tso's lacked spice and the texture of the chicken was gristly. Lo Mein was average tasting. Honey Walnut Chicken actually had more spice than the General Tso's... but regardless, was pretty bland. The crab puffs had hardly any cream cheese filling, and the ends of the fried pieces were hard and chewy which was disappointing. How can you screw up a crab puff? The best thing we ate were the spring rolls which were light and crispy paired with the sweet and sour sauce. We wanted to like this place, however, there are far superior Chinese restaurants in the area. I doubt we will try again.

I was craving some fried rice and didn't know where to order from. I found this place on yelp and…read morethough some reviews weren't the best, some were. I'm glad I gave this place a try! The house fried rice came packed in the container and was still warm when I got home. It was evenly seasoned and tasted fresh. The vegetables weren't over cooked and the meats were delicious. It was very easy to order and the cashier was so nice. The restaurant was clean and nice inside. I can't wait to try another dish from here.

This was my first time trying this restaurant. When I walked in, I noticed the lights are a little…read moredim, but the restaurant is decorated nicely. The waiter immediately greeted me and took my order. I got a lunch special that also came with an egg roll and soup. The food was good, but the portions were small. The rice was very basic but the egg drop soup is one of the best I've ever had. I just wished it was a little more food.

Service great. Food good. Worth a try…read more The walnut shrimp had too much sauce IMO but it was good. The sweet and sour chicken was typical but again good. They have booths, which we were thankful for.

Not a good experience this trip. Food was mediocre at best. Service was great considering the place…read morewas packed. Think I'll try Chiba Hot Pot that's in front of Kioku next time.

We really like Kioku because the food is fresh & hot, the servers are attentive & friendly, and the…read moreplace is comfortable. I like their Hibachi grill, at which I am able to select my own raw food and have it cooked to order -- for example, in teriyaki sauce or ginger. They keep the men's restroom clean & picked up (can't speak for the women's "powder room"). Price is reasonable, given the Hibachi, dessert bar, ice cream freezer and sushi bar.