My lunch at Happy Wok in Liberty Hill was enjoyable. I…read moremistakenly ordered shrimp spring rolls thinking that they were the crispy fried rolls that came with fish sauce. They were rolls in a clear soft wrapper and not what I was looking for. My server acknowledged that other people have made the same mistake. I didn't like the quantity or quality of the shrimp. I ate about half of one of the rolls and left them on the table. My sweet and sour chicken as well as the hot and sour soup were delicious! The rice was hot and fluffy. The sweet and sour sauce was served on the side so you could easily dip the chicken. Most of the pieces were easily cut with a fork, but a knife would have been helpful for a few of the chicken pieces. Rather than Asian music playing there was "modern music". It seemed that Happy Wok is positioning themselves as a minimally decorated, carry-out restaurant. There is seating inside, but I miss the cozy Asian-themed decor of the old restaurant. The food was enjoyable, the service was good, and the pricing reasonable. I'll likely visit again sometime for lunch, but it's not the kind of place I'd take my wife to for a date night dinner.

So, placed a to-go order online via their website... fairly easy to do. Went to pick it up... I…read moreguess I should have checked the bag- rookie mistake, though I'm not a rookie, just in a hurry. We ordered Lettuce wraps- spicy, some kind of noodle dish- again spicy, and veggie spring rolls. First off- NO Lettuce for my lettuce wraps!!! Tried to call them 3 times & no one answered. Everything was tasteless.... plus they use MSG in everything! I wish these cooks knew how to make food that actually had flavor & tasted good without the need to add MSG. We asked for spicy & got some jalapenos. The lettuce wraps (minus the lettuce that I didn't get) was the weirdest I have ever seen. Ground chicken with a few sliced red bells peppers & 3 jalapenos... that's it! I do not reccommend the wraps, nor the crispy noodle chicken dish my husband got. We keep trying this place out because we are so limited with good asian food (or any asian food) in these parts & we keep being dissappointed... 3 strikes & we are out. We won't be back. Plus the hostess/waitress never said a word to me- no "Thank you" or anything... and that's a huge NO for me.

Great food for a great price. Give them a shot. Welcoming staff. Surprised more people don't go…read morehere.

If there were more stars to give I would. Lins is always fail safe…read more Best food best people and always the right amount of folks. Not too crowded. I just love this place

This was amazing! 100% would come back!!! I could hear everyone at my table which was wild since…read moreI'm hard of hearing. I ate the wonton soup and it was amazing!!

We had never eaten here before. It's the closest Chinese restaurant to us. (Wok and Grille in Lago…read moreVista is closer, but after a change of ownership, the food quality there dropped to 'unacceptable.') I ordered Mongolian beef and my wife chose cashew chicken. I had a large hot and sour soup and an order of four vegetable egg rolls. The soup was good but I was disappointed there were no little chunks of pork in it. The egg rolls were the worst I've ever tried to eat, after requesting soy sauce and hot mustard, which should've accompanied this dish. They were previously frozen and gooey inside. Just awful. The beef was tender and the onions were cooked perfectly in my Mongolian beef, but there was barely any sauce. Same with my wife's dish: very little sauce. Neither dish had much flavor. My Mongolian beef was supposed to be spicy. There were three peppers on my plate, but it wasn't spicy at all. I had to drench everything with hot oil. The hot tea was too weak to drink. I'm 74 and traveled the country for 35 years during my career working for a Japanese company. I ate at least one Asian meal per week at a Chinese, Japanese, Thai or sushi restaurant. I also cook delicious stir fry dishes with scratch made sauces.

Hunan Lion was honestly some of the best Chinese food we've ever had. Every dish was fresh,…read moreflavorful, and cooked perfectly. The soup was comforting and delicious, the egg rolls were crispy with a great filling, the chicken with broccoli was tender with a flavorful sauce, and the sesame chicken was perfectly crispy with just the right balance of sweet and savory. The portions were generous, everything came out hot, and the service was excellent. We'll absolutely be coming back whenever we're craving Chinese food. This is definitely a new favorite!

Really disappointed after this came highly recommended. This review is based on a delivery order…read more Food we tried Hot and sour soup: tasted like dirty bath water Crab Rangoon's: came packaged completely squished into a container not big enough for them and were soggy, but flavor was okay Pork dumplings: good and tasty Sesame chicken: large serving and pretty good Thai basil chicken: the chicken was the driest I have ever eaten, and I could barely swallow it, but flavor of sauce was good Steamed rice that came with meals: I don't know how to explain this, but the rice tasted like eating tapwater and I know steamed rice normally doesn't have a flavor, but this had an odd taste and texture and was really unappealing Overall, there wasn't anything that would make me want to try this place again, especially since it's not very close to us. Was so very hopeful for this one!

Best chinese food in the cedar park/Austin. Customer service is always nice, and Amy herself is…read morealways a pleasure to talk to. Good place to give a try if you're ever in the area!!

I went today for the lunch special because everyone on NextDoor is recommending it…read more I came in & was a little hectic as they just installed a new payment system and they were dealing with getting the people taken care of who were there before me. By the time I checked out the new system was quick and easy to use. It threw me a little because add tip is at the end, just FYI. I ordered an iced tea, and the basil shrimp lunch special. I subbed jalapeños instead of the bell peppers. I can't stand that almost every Asian dish is just full of bell peppers it just makes the food taste like bell pepper peppers. They were happy to sub, no issues. As I sat drinking my iced tea I was enjoying the decor inside with the cute umbrellas hanging from the ceiling. It's a nice touch. There were quite a few people in there when I arrived however by the time I sat down they had left so I snapped a photo before anyone else sat back down. My lunch special came with soup, I ordered the egg Drop soup and it was delicious so I was looking forward to the rest of my food. They served the soup with some crispy wontons on the side. When my dish arrived I was happy to see they use nice big fat plump shrimp the sauce was seasoned nicely it was a little sweet from the basil and a little hot from the jalapeño. My lunch came with fried rice and an egg roll. I dipped the eggroll in the yummy basil sauce. Delicious lunch everything was great. As I was watching someone else get their food after me I noticed that their rice had been neatly placed on the plate like it was tucked into a bowl and then plated. My rice was just all over the plate. Not a complaint just something I noticed. Although I feel like I had more rice than she did lol. The only thing kind of off was that she brought me the little machine to my table to pay while I was still finishing eating. I know she realized and left it at the table and walked away and came back for it. I believe the only reason she did that was because she had two of us right about the same time that had to pay. Iced tea refills big plus, happy with any server who is nice to me and fills up my tea. The iced tea was good & strong and I was able to take my refil to go. The only thing I could improve I think today is maybe make the restaurant a little bit cooler inside. It's so hot outside and I never completely felt cooled off sitting in there other than that everything was amazing and I'll be back.

Best Chinese takeout food ever! This is our go to place when we want Chinese food takeout, they are…read morealways ready and if you are lucky enough to live near one of their kitchens, they deliver quick and delicious Chinese

I decided to give Tso's another try. They consistently rate higher than many of the other…read morerestaurants near my home. I was very pleased with the dishes I ordered today. The large wonton soup bowl, sweet and sour chicken, and shrimp fried rice were delicious. I am glad that I decided to give them another try. And it is so much closer to my home.

Dinner and a show: the perfect pre-game meal…read more We came to Sky Asian Fusion before a hockey game, and it set the tone for the whole night. The food was fantastic: bold flavors, beautiful presentation, and dishes that had everyone at the table reaching across to steal a bite. The service matched it, with a friendly, attentive team that kept things moving so we never felt rushed, even with a puck drop on the schedule. It was a great family dinner, the kind where everyone leaves full and happy. If you're heading to a game and want something better than arena food, this is the spot. We'll be back!

I was hoping this place was going to be our go to.... It was very promising from the elegant…read morefront door and inviting decor. The restrooms are very nice ..... but. We had the salt and pepper calamari for an appetizer which was excellent. Our server let us know we came in right after a huge rush.... So maybe... just maybe the reason we experienced a lower quality meal. My Phos noodles were over cooked and mushy, the meat was almost mush. The flavor of the soup was ... needful of, flavor. My wife had the honey walnut pineapple shrimp. Yikes, they were some tough shrimp. I tried a couple. The sauce was blah and nothing that left you looking for the next bite. Did I say the shrimp were tough? The breading was hard and lacked.... Panda makes a better version... yes I said it. There ya go. I'll come back another day and give it a round two because that what's fair.

Lin's is spectacular. This is the kind of Chinese food that makes you keep eating even when you're…read morealready full. Absolutely delicious--it's crack. The flavors are on point, everything tastes fresh, and I will absolutely be going back. Great pricing and staff.

Visiting from out of town and noticed they had wonton soup just the way I like it. We ordered our…read morefood online. Food was done sooner than the time frame given which was a plus since we were just down the street. Our order consisted of the wonton soup, bbq pork fried rice, egg drop soup and egg rolls. Everything was flavorful but I was disappointed in the fried rice as it was missing some flavor, it was pretty bland. The wonton soup had more vegetables than it had wontons but the soup itself was delicious. I would definitely go back and other dishes. The place is nice and clean with a quiet ambiance.

First visit so had to try both Chinese and Japanese dishes. The Kung Po Chicken was spicy but not…read moregreasy spicy from hot oil. Chicken was extremely tender but since I requested no zucchini the veggies were limited. Fried rice was not the sticky or starchy version often served at Chinese restaurants. Other Chinese dishes ordered were General Tso chicken and Mo Shu Chicken. Both looked tasty and friends were pleased. Ordered 3 sushi rolls- Rainbow was very tasty and so was the salmon roll and yellowtail roll. All made fresh and very tasty. Already planning the next visit. Yeah - finally an Asian restaurant that's not too far and has tasty food. Hours of operation - pay attention since they close mid-day between lunch and dinner.

Second time coming here for lunch. The atmosphere is great, I really like the music. The staff are…read morefriendly, courteous and attentive. The sushi is fresh and flavorful, the rolls are HUGE! Prices are fair (sushi is pricy no matter what). Very happy with the experience and quality, spent $25 for an appetizer and specialty roll for one. Haven't tried their Asian essentials (General Tso, Beef Broccoli, etc) but other patrons seem happy. Will be coming back here often.

First of all, we were just there 08/07/2026 around 9pm, i hope the management reads that. The staff…read morewas very friendly and service oriented. Young kids doing hard work on a friday evening instead of partying. And they did a great job!!! Second, the food: We had the soup dumplings, the won ton in the chili sauce, the minced pork noodle and the stir fry noodles with beef. The food was amazing, could be a little bit more spicy though, but they have some hot sauces and chili oil to turn it up a notch. The noodles were perfectly cooked, not to soft and not al dente. Prices are good, portions are plenty. Also, they have these super delicious garlicky cucumbers in a savory sauce/dressing at the self serve section. I should have taken more of those. It's a neat little place, they also have these cute little booths outside. I already know what i will try next time we go there. This place is up my (noodle) alley!

TLDR: SO much potential…read more From the pictures online, Noodle Alley looked legit! Simple seating, bamboo plants, simple wood furniture, red lanterns and a shrine-- it gives traditional without even trying. You can order either at the counter or directly at your table via QR code. I'd recommend ordering at the counter, since it seems like table orders take longer to get moving. If your body runs warm, their central AC isn't running and for the most part, I found myself too hot to even want to order noodles with broth. Instead, I opted for the Cold Sesame noodles, which surprisingly wasn't bad! NOTE: the picture overhypes the dish and the actual result/taste look nothing like it. It absolutely needed more dimension other than the cucumbers, lettuce, and carrots-- fried garlic, lime, peanuts, scallions, ANYTHING. The chicken was tender (THANK GOODNESS), but should have been more shredded. Small menu items: *The Taiwanese Popcorn: another one-dimensional item that could have been so much better. It needed more spices and BASIL! *Soup Dumplings: Came out deflated with not enough soup, but the good news: the dumpling wrapper was tender and the pork filling wasn't too bad. *Shrimp & Pork Wontons in Chili Sauce: needs more acidity, I added a few drops of vinegar and it made the dish perfect Self-Service: In addition to being able to order at your table, Noodle Alley has a self-service bar where they serve oranges (essential to end all Chinese meals) and cucumber salad. Though there seems to be some praise for the cucumber salad, we found it to be too soggy meaning it's been sitting for some time.