This place is so good!! The bao size is small and you can try different flavors. Service is good…read moreand interior is clean and good amount of seats. I recommend the bulgogi for sure and there is a brisket or a barbacoa meat flavor and it is so delicious!! What I ordered : Bulgogi bao Chicken Parmesan bao Walnut shrimp bao Curry chicken bao

Went to try the viral fried crab rangoon burrito and it was ok. It's very full of the crab filling…read morejust wished the burrito tortilla was a little thicker and the sauce it came was ok as well. We also ordered the Memphis boa just not for us. If you're a Boa person you should definitely try it out they have many different options and meats to choose from. The restaurant is spacious and the staff was very friendly.

I like the general tso and the chicken fried rice. i ordered for delivery and it came hotread more

We ordered pick up and got 5 dishes. It was a quick in and out. Place is typical Chinese take out…read moreand smells great inside. I think everything was priced well and portions were great. I wouldn't pay for the plain fried rice up charge next time because it just tasted like dark colored rice. Barely noticeable change. I absolutely would craaaaaaaave the Gen tsos from here and probably would stop by just for the crab puffs. I liked a place in kingwood TX. Called it best crab puffs but this one is my fave in Houston now. Oh and their chili oil is very flavorful! Days later and I'm saucing up my own stuff with it!

Fantastic service, food was phenomenal as usual and 2 massive dishes for $37 was not bad either.read more

I had heard about Tiger Noodle House through social media food influencers, with one saying this…read morewas their very favorite Chinese spot in Houston. While knowing that sometimes these social media reviews are done to somewhat exaggerate and advertise more than it's about giving truly genuinely honest reviews full stop, it did pique my interest because a lot of times, what's being posted by these social media foodies is still a really good suggestion to try! And if they're saying it's their favorite Chinese spot in town, by golly, it's got my attention because Houston is rich in good Chinese cuisine. And hey, Tiger Noodle House is closer to where I live compared to Bellaire Chinatown, which I frequent often, so perhaps this could be a new go-to! I was hosting a bunch of people at my place too, so it would make for convenient pick-up to bring back to my place. While I didn't order noodles in this go-round (in hindsight, perhaps I should have given the name of the establishment), the menu presents itself as a place where they have lots of good food options beyond noodles. Think of it like Trendy Dumpling, a place that makes a lot of really good food beyond dumplings. So I ordered pork belly, spicy fish, kung pao chicken, mapo tofu, intestines, eggplant, different beef dishes, green beans, mushrooms with veggies, so I did have a lot of variety. Overall, I think the mapo tofu was likely my favorite of the bunch, and the food was good. Spicy like Szechuan food should be. People enjoyed it. I just think there's something missing, not sure what. Because the flavor profile of the food is very Mala Sichuan-esque, but the dishes aren't quite poppin' all the way like Mala Sichuan. There is something that falls short in terms of satisfaction. Also, the pork belly came and while it was somewhat sliced, it certainly wasn't close to being sliced all the way and I had to take some serious time to make sure the slicing actually separated so that my guests could partake. Still, the food is solid. It's great for Rice Village to have this spot. Parking is somewhat limited, but I'm sure there are ways to park nearby and walk if parking immediately in the plaza isn't readily available. And the food was ready super quickly and the service was with a smile and with kindness. Lots of rice/utensils were packed in, so I do appreciate all of that. And yes, the food is tasty enough. But if you were to ask me to say if I would rank this as one of my favorite Chinese places in the Houston area, I would say it might not make the top 15.

I ordered the veggie lo mein via door dash. Food was packaged nicely with strategies in place to…read moreavoid food tampering. They had certain dishes at BOGO free. The lo mein was 12.00 and you get a second one free. The lo mein was petty lacking of any vegetables aside from green onions iexpected some bok choy, and it was disappointing that they did not have an add tofu option for the protein. All in all, 888 Chinese restaurant is better as far as taste and content. Wouldn't really recommend this place as a go to for Chinese food.

Oh my god the food is so good! This place has the best hot and sour soup I've had and the…read morespice/flavor is incredible. Everything I've ordered has been delicious. The portions are great too - I love this place!

It was great it's Mr raj and the boys your so kind thank you and we will be back thank youread more

Food came out quick and was super comforting. Service was great- our server was very kind. The…read morechili oil was perfect!

Food: Steamed chicken khao mun gai (5/5), my husband ordered from another restaurant…read more I was really happy with my food! Chicken was really good, cucumber was nice, rice was cooked to perfection and seasoned well, and soup was yummy. Hubby was really happy with his food too. Service: 4/5, really interesting. You order from the kiosk, the kitchen makes it in the back and when your order is ready, you get your food from a locker (a code is texted to your phone). I prefer the human interaction aspect of a restaurant but if you don't mind minimal contact -eat here. There was some seating inside and outside but this place is really more of a order and pick up style.

Me and my husband really loved this restaurant. But our experience earlier this week has us second…read moreguessing this establishment. We waited 45 minutes for our food as well as 5 other people waited. When we received our food we noticed each box (we ordered 4) had less food than the other and when my husband went to bite down on his food he almost chocked on foil. I reached out to support got a refund. I genuinely don't think the good can out weigh the bad in this situation. This restaurant is not going to go far with poor management and poor restaurant hygiene.

They do a lunch menu even on weekends. They're closed on Mondays. Prices are very reasonable…read moreand the portions are large. My wife and i both did the lunch menu and we both selected wonton soup and and a pork egg roll. There's a small upcharge if you select fried rice over white rice. The soup was pretty good but on the small side. I was surprised at our portion sizes on our lunch entrees. The house lo mein with beef, shrimp and chicken was tasty and plentiful...yes we have leftovers. My wife enjoyed the chicken moo goo gai pan. Great service and food, we'll be back.

The staff was incredibly welcoming, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed throughout…read morethe entire visit. The food was absolutely amazing--fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. Overall, it was a wonderful experience from start to finish.

First Visit, the food is cooked to order with a short wait…read more Small but clean restaurant, appears to be mom n Pop. Lots of parking, not to loud, tho tables are close together. I had Chicken Pho, large bowl, I could not eat it all. I should have requested Dark Meat Chicken. I don't care for white meat being too dry for my taste. Well worth giving them a try. Staff and a few customers were friendly. Oh, the menu given were pictures only, so I asked for one with pricing.

Vietnam Coast is one of those places I can't believe I went so long without trying! I've lived in…read moreHouston my entire life, but I never came here until I joined Reiki Circle at Unity Houston in 2017. They meet for lunch afterward, and now it's become one of my absolute favorite spots. It's wonderful for groups of any size, the staff is always attentive and friendly, and in all the years I've been coming here, I've never had a bad experience. Everyone I bring ends up loving it, too. What's funny is my friend Sal was in town from Chicago this weekend and had actually lived in Houston for 25 years himself. He used to come to nearby spots like Garson and Antonio's Flying Pizza all the time but always turned his nose up at Vietnam Coast because of the outside appearance. Last night he finally came in and absolutely loved it. I almost always start with the Vietnamese egg rolls, which are deep fried and served with lettuce, cucumber, cilantro, carrots, fish sauce, and spicy red sauce. You wrap the egg roll in the lettuce and customize it however you want. They're fantastic. I also love the Vietnam Coast Beef entrée itself, which comes out in a little boat with beef, jalapeños, onions, green onions, and rice. But last night I ordered my favorite dish: the Vietnamese beef fajitas. They are SO good! You build your own wraps using rice paper with lemongrass beef, carrots, pineapple, bean sprouts, cilantro, noodles, fried onions, fish sauce, and whatever extras you want. I always add fresh jalapeños. My only annoyance--and it's minor--is that sometimes they bring lukewarm water for softening the rice paper. If the water isn't hot enough, it takes forever for the wrappers to soften, so definitely ask for hot water if needed. It makes a huge difference. I also love their Thai tea with boba. Considering the quality and amount of food, it's still very reasonably priced even with inflation. Two people with Vietnamese egg rolls, the Vietnam Coast beef entrée, and Vietnamese beef fajitas, two beers, and a Thai tea with boba came out to just under $60. Additionally, the restrooms are always clean, there's always a good crowd, and the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming. One more positive thing that did unexpectedly come out of the afternoon yesterday: the back parking lot has a curb filled with roses and purple heart plants, and they must have cut the purple heart plants back, but just left the cuttings all over the surrounding parking spaces and on the curb itself instead of discarding them. I have an incredibly brown thumb, but these plants are incredibly easy to propagate and bloom the prettiest pink flowers. I ended up leaving with an armful of free propagates for my garden, which had bloomed by morning even while still in a grocery bag. Those cuttings honestly may have been the highlight of our visit to Vietnam Coast this weekend. . This place is absolutely worth visiting.