Stopped by for takeout and got: pork buns, salt & pepper fish, fried spicy chicken and dan dan…read morenoodle. Everything tasted great--my favorite is always the salt & pepper fish. Perfectly seasoned. Good authentic Chinese food! Staff was very friendly.

This is one of my favorite restaurants in bloomington. The spicing is superb! My fav dishes are the…read moreauthentic Chinese Kung Pan, the cumin lamb, and the cabbage stir fry. Everything I've ever had is wonderful. Portions are generous!

Uncle Wangs Alley is easily one of the best options for Chinese food in Bloomington- especially if…read moreyou're looking for Cantonese-style dishes. The food here is consistently excellent. Everything I've tried has been flavourful, well-prepared, and feels much closer to what you'd expect from more authentic Cantonese cooking compared to a lot of other spots in town. Yes, the prices are on the higher side, but it's absolutely worth it. You can really taste the quality in the ingredients and the care put into the dishes. Overall, this is one of those places where you go when you want something reliably great- not just quick takeout, but genuinely good Chinese food.

The food was absolutely fresh and delicious. Super authentic atmosphere and cuisine. Highly…read morerecommend

Stopped by here for some take out on the way back from a trip, and it did not disappoint. First, I…read morewant to say that it is CASH ONLY. This was not made clear anywhere online that I saw, so it was lucky we had cash on us. The interior is pretty simple with some seating. The parking lot is not the greatest. There are several small businesses located in the same strip and less than 10 parking spots. The food was good. I will say that it is very much not Americanized Chinese. Which is good, however, the spice levels were far beyond what is typical for the dishes I normally get. It was so good but so, so spicy. The chili chicken had me SWEATING. So delicious, but I wasn't able to actually taste anything after the first 4 bites, haha.

I got food delivered using Door Dash. The General Tso was amazing! Very flavorful and crispy. The…read morechicken lo mein was soooo good! Portions were huge! I ate off it for 3 meals. Also, please get the pork eggrolls. They were delicious!

First time trying Thai food and Siam House did not disappoint. Friday night before the opening IU…read morefootball game and we expected to have to wait but fortunately we had good timing and got right in to Siam House. My daughter is a very picky eater but we were all very impressed. The food was delicious. The portions were more than generous and the atmosphere was palpable. I was a little overwhelmed by the size of the menu but the waitress was helpful and made great suggestions. I had the tiger garlic and pepper. My wife had pad Thai and my daughter has noodles but ate several bites of my beef. We will be going back the next chance we get. Delicious!

Siam House favorite restaurant of all time, there's nothing I wouldn't recommend. The service is…read moregreat and the atmosphere is super cozy.

Went for lunch on a Thursday, and it was so quiet with only one other person there. Space looked…read morerecently updated and was super clean and tidy. The food was fast and delicious, service was also great! Ordered lunch specials - sesame chicken with spring roll side and my friend ordered General Tao's tofu with spring roll side. Looking forward to trying the kimchi and spam fried rice next time!

Great food. Great service. Great ambiance. The Beef Chow Fun or Beef Ho Fun, was delicious. It is…read morea Cantonese stir-fried noodle dish featuring tender beef, wide rice noodles (ho fun), bean sprouts, and scallions..

The quality of the food at this restaurant is consistently exceptional. The establishment maintains…read morean impressive level of cleanliness, which is evident even while observing the food preparation process. On multiple occasions, I have watched the chefs carefully prepare meals while diligently sanitizing their workspaces after each dish, ensuring a high standard of hygiene is consistently upheld. The menu offers an extensive and diverse selection, which I greatly appreciate. While I have several favorite dishes, I am continually encouraged to explore new options thanks to the wide variety available. The restaurant caters to a broad range of tastes, featuring not only American-style Chinese cuisine but also a rich selection of authentic Chinese, Korean, and Japanese dishes, along with a few American offerings. The staff is courteous and attentive, providing excellent service with every visit. The food is always served hot, flavorful, and in generous portions. There is often so much so that it is difficult to finish a meal in a single sitting. I confidently recommend this restaurant to anyone seeking a high-quality experience, and it has even earned the approval of our native Chinese friends, which speaks volumes about its authenticity and overall excellence.

Came for an early-ish dinner and it was pretty quiet. The service and atmosphere were both kind of…read morebare bones. There was no music so it was almost silent. I was had someone come to my table to take my order and bring my food but no one came by again after I got the food, so I went to the register to pay. Maybe a bit of a language barrier with the staff. I asked for jelly in my drink and got tapioca boba instead and generally felt like they didn't really understand what I was saying. I got a tofu rice bowl with miso sauce and a green milk tea with boba. The rice bowl was the perfect size for one meal, and there was a lot of tofu which made it filling. It was simple, with just the protein and sauce over steamed greens and rice, and I felt like it was pretty healthy. It didn't blow me away but it was good! The green milk tea was also good, strong but not too sweet. Some versions of the menu call it matcha but it very much tasted like green tea, not matcha. I think it was from a powder mix but that's fine. Reasonable prices. If I remember correctly, the rice bowl was about $13 and the boba was about $6 including the topping. I liked the food and would definitely eat here again.

The short of it is that my order was OK, but you shouldn't use to decide to go here, as the sample…read moresize is very low. I went for one dish that they make. They changed the recipe-- but the last time I was there was seven years ago. Perhaps the rest of the menu uses better recipes and my desired dish is the only one that suffered; I hope that's true. Certainly the service was good and fast.

Food was just ok but the hot tea was very good. Sewer smell in restaurant that came and went.read more

This is one of my favorite places to eat in Bloomington and even better, has the seal of approval…read morefrom my Chinese mom! Judy's Kitchen is a Taiwanese style kitchen meaning they serve roasted meats like pork (Char Siu) and duck. They also have some Taiwanese staples like their popcorn chicken and beef noodle soup. They also have bubble tea made from real ingredients like taro or red bean as often times, boba places use powder to make the tea base. Before we moved from Bloomington entirely, my fiancé and I wanted to eat here one last time. He got his favorite, the hot pepper chicken, and I got the beer noodle soup for the first time. Both dishes didn't fail us. The hot pepper chicken is stir fried in a lot of chiles but actually isn't as hot as you think. It has a slow build and is tolerable for something with an average spice tolerance like me! The beef noodle soup was heavenly. It's similar to pho but is sweeter and more gingery. You need to try it to understand! I'll miss Judy's so much and hope it's still around when I visit Bloomington.

Guy at the front absolutely rude and unfriendly. Doesn't want to take your order and acts like…read moreyoure inconveniencing his phone time. Food was horrible. Pork over rice noodles just tasted burnt, like a dirty burned griddle. No other flavor. Get rid of that guy and get your griddle cleaned. Been here before and it was good . The ladies were nice. I wont be back though. That guy is awful.

My friend and I love coming here, as it's probably the best Chinese buffet location in Indiana. For…read more2 people at around 1pm was $24. We got a decent amount of food (teriyaki chicken, chicken on a stick, vegetable lo mein, fried rice, etc.) All of it tasted amazing! Would definitely recommend this place!

Liked the food but while sitting saw front desk girl shout out low tips to waitresses one was an…read moreolder gentleman possibly in his 70's give a $4 tip for a couple. Then a lady gave a $2 tip for her and her husband both scenarios were older people. That is disrespectful to people China star doesn't know what peoples budgets are and for older people that is really poor taste to make them feel bad or be embarrassed to be on a budget. Do better China Star. She didn't yell out every tip either so it was a tactic for lower tips.

the best General tso chicken I've ever had this is the first place I've ever had to in excellent…read moretaste and also great experience with the staff next time you want to go to this one

Dined in; party of two on a Saturday night…read more Upsides: Food was fast, and reasonably tasty. We ordered small portions of egg fried rice, chicken lo mein, crispy beans, and crab rangoon. Fresh from the wok. We noted the MSG and cornstarch. It was reasonably good Chinese-American food. Downsides: Had to wipe the table ourselves; it was pretty sticky. Prices we felt, were a little high, especially for the crab rangoon. They do MUCH carry-out/doorcash business at this location. Although the food was tasty, we're not compelled to return. The dining area has eight tables of four, sort of cafeteria-style. Someone said "cozy"; that person needs to get a new job in real estate. Shopping center parking.