It was my first time to eat from this restaurant. My adult daughter and I ate inside. I enjoyed the…read more"Happy Family" dish. It was full of fresh vegetables as well as good protein of shrimp, chicken and beef in a nice savory brown sauce. Fried rice came on the side which was tasty enough. My daughter ordered the Pho Tai Chin (rare eye round, brisket), She LOVED it! For an extra treat, we ordered four Crab Rangoons which didn't disappoint at all. Service was quick and order came out soon enough. We ordered a little after 1:00 PM today right after the rush hour. Had we been earlier, we would have had to wait for a table. As it was, the restaurant had cleared and made for a delightful quiet lunch. The restaurant is spacious enough. The back wall is adorned with gold looking cats that all have moving arms. This decor seems a bit much, but it's not a distraction; just not something that this old man is accustomed too. All in all, it was a very good first time visit and we will be returning soon. The food was a nice switch from TexMex cuisine.

All was good, ordered Pho soup and fried rice. We order from this restaurant fairly often and it's…read morealways good.

TLDR: Reliable Chinese and Vietnamese spot with generous portions, excellent fried rice, standout…read moreegg foo young, friendly service, and fair prices. A great choice for dine in or takeout. We've eaten at Hao Hao several times now, both dine in and takeout, and it has quietly become one of our regular spots. The location is easy to get to with good parking, which already makes it a win. The bright open sign was a smart addition and definitely draws your eye. Inside, the dining room is smaller with limited tables, which actually gives it a more relaxed, quaint feel compared to larger, noisier places. They offer both Chinese and Vietnamese dishes. I am not especially familiar with Vietnamese food, but I enjoy Chinese and have struggled to find a local option we really like. Hao Hao has filled that gap for us. Across multiple visits, we have tried a variety of dishes and have yet to have a bad meal. Somewhat unexpectedly, the fried rice is excellent. It even reheats well, which is not something I usually say about fried rice. This visit was with my parents. It was a little louder than our previous visits, likely because kids were out for the holidays, but still enjoyable. We started with fried dumplings, edamame, and ribs. The dumplings were nicely crisp without being greasy or water logged. I am not a rib person, but my significant other orders them every time, which speaks for itself. I shared the chicken egg foo young with my mother. This is my third time ordering egg foo young here. I usually get the vegetable version, but the chicken was just as good. Not many places serve egg foo young anymore, likely because it is messy and time consuming to make, but it remains one of my favorite dishes. Portions are generous. Two large omelets, plenty of sauce, and lots of fresh mushrooms. My mother's boyfriend ordered the pho and was very positive about it. The portion size alone was impressive. My significant other ordered the shrimp with black pepper salt and talked through the meal about how good it was. Service is table service and the staff have consistently been pleasant and easy to interact with. Food was a bit slow this visit, but that was unusual and they were clearly busy. It did not detract from the experience. Overall, this was another great meal. Reasonably priced, generous portions, and reliable quality. We will absolutely keep coming back.

We have visited Hao Hao a few times to give it the benefit of doubt…read more Every time we've visited has disappointed us in different ways. 1. Staff was trying to hard to act like they wanted to be there. They did not show any form of enthusiasm for their craft. If you're going to be a server for this season in Your life,, be the best, get the higher tips, just be. 2. The food lacked the unique Viet flavor. The Pho was watered down and gave very limited basil, bean sprouts and such. 3. The ambiance was better at McDs across the way. Not a place I feel welcome and want to return to. I gave it 2 stars because the food was not completely terrible, but, it absolutely lacked. I'll try it again in 6 months and see if it's changed. If it does I will update my review

Fresh, hot, and delicious.. Generous portions. Reasonable…read moreprice. Great service.. Very casual environment.

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.

I used the free Grub-hub service I have thru Amazon Prime. The driver arrived in time to avoid the…read moreThunder shower that followed. The delivery arrived earlier than predicted which is always appreciated. I don't believe we have ever eaten at Lin's Cafe II. All our meals were piping hot upon arrival. My son's Chicken Fried Rice was as ordered sans veggies with chicken breast only. He gave it 5 thumbs up. Hubby's was Lo-Mein with Mixed Proteins. He was very impressed- the brown sauce was light and delicious, plenty of lo-mein noodles and very tender beef, chicken and tasty shrimp. I order the Szechuan noodles. They were offered with mild, medium or hot spicing. I requested 1 chili peppers worth. It turned out just a little more spicy than I thought it would, but I thought it was very good! My mixed proteins were also super tender and flavorful. The portions were ample and we all will have leftovers for lunch tomorrow. I definitely recommend.

Excellent. We have dined in and ordered takeout multiple times. At this point, everything we've…read moretried on the menu has been a hit. Our current favorites are the chicken fried rice, the chicken egg rolls, and the tangerine chicken. Their portions are large. My boyfriend and I have shared a plate before and been full. The staff is always friendly. Tip: look closely at the decor when you walk in at first glance, it is Asian style, but there is Bible scripture and references to Jesus everywhere which we love.

We've been dining at Sky Asian ever since they first opened…read more The food is always delicious and the service is friendly, inviting and attentive. If you're in the mood for something tasty and unique, try their Golden Ribeye - it's fantastic!!!

We love this place and we will be back. We ordered the green onion pancakes as an appetizer and…read morethey were excellent for our main courses. We got their new Dino pho and sesame chicken. Also excellent. Portion sizes are pretty big so we ended up taking leftovers home. For dessert had a Keylime pie and it was pretty good. Our server was also excellent and very attentive. I highly recommend this restaurant. It is a small place so there could be a wait but it's worth it.

Three Gorges is a small, no-frills restaurant with bold, authentic Chinese flavors with a Sichuan…read morecuisine twist. The menu has nicely seasoned dishes that balance heat, flavor, and aroma. I ordered hot and sour pork soup. I had never had hot and sour soup with meat. Portions were generous, ingredients fresh, and the food arrived smoking hot. The noodles were soft, smooth and flavorful. The pork inside looked like tiny meatballs. The first thing I noticed when I walked in was the restaurant was completely full and customers were continuing to flow in. Because the restaurant is rather small, I had to wait about 20 minutes for my order. Jim, one of the owners, said if I had ordered 3 items it would take about 45 minutes, that's why I went with one. You could easily tell that many folks at the restaurant were regulars, which means the food, service or both were exceptional. Definitely will be returning to Three Gorges...

House of Three Gorges is a no frills, authentic comfort meal that is warming and delicious. Family…read morestyle, big portions at a good price point. - Cumin Lamb: A heaping pile of thinly sliced lamb that is tender mixed in with cumin seeds, sichuan peppercorns, fresh cilantro, and red chilis. The cumin seeds give it that signature earthy, aromatic flavor and you get a slight tingly numbing spice sensation from the chilis and peppercorn. The lamb is not overly gamey, but it still does taste like lamb so if you are not really a lamb fan, I'd choose something else. - Jumping Fish: A very popular dish! Tender white fish fillets that is so soft it melts in your mouth. It is in a flavorful oil and broth that is refreshing from the fresh jalapenos. It is a savory dish, yet still relatively mild. It commes with napa cabbage as well! This was my favorite dish and I loved the flavor combined with the white rice. - Mapo Tofu (Vegetarian): They have one with pork as well, but I got the vegetarian version. Silky soft tofu cubes in that signature mapo tofu sauce and numbing peppercorns. Despite the appearance of all the dishes, none of them were very spicy. Overall, a comforting soft, spicy, savory dish with a slight tingle. - Eggplant in garlic sauce: A deliciously sweet and umami garlic sauce. The eggplants could have been a bit more cooked through in my opinion though since it was still quite firm. I loved it still! Note that all the dishes to me were not spicy just had an underlying subtle spice or tingle (like a finishing flavor note if you will). Also, since it is sichuan the dishes are on the oilier side. You order with the cashier at the front and pay up front as well. Food comes out quickly. It is a small space with three rows of tables (maybe around 12-15 tables give or take), so it does fill up fast. I went at around 5:40 PM on a Thursday and there was no wait, but by the time we finished eating at around 7PM, the restaurant was full. House of Three Gorges was hyped up a lot on my social media feed and through word of mouth, so I came in with high expectations. Luckily, they did not disappoint.

Another solid Vietnamese restaurant in Round Rock. I ordered the vermicelli bowl with grilled pork,…read moreshredded pork skin, and egg rolls. This dish was delicious. The egg roll was really tasty and crispy. Grilled pork was savory and shredded pork skin was perfection. You can't go wrong with this meal. I also tried their rice cake pancake as an appetizer but honestly, they is also another meal in itself. It will pair well with rice. Good if you enjoy eggs and rice cakes. Their Vietnamese Iced Coffee was also good. Service is super quick. The staff are all friendly. The restaurant is large and parking is abundant as it's located in a large plaza.

Love that they have egg noodle soup to choose from. Most Pho places in Austin only offer the rice…read morenoodle. Good selection and reasonably priced. Food was good.

This is by far our favorite Chinese restaurant, that my family has ever been to!…read more I am in my 60s, so that says a lot for how many Chinese restaurants that I have been to in my life! Food is excellent! The restaurant is very well decorated and super clean! The Staff is very friendly too! Definitely 5

Hunan lion delivered some solid Chinese food. Service was…read moreoutstanding- prompt, friendly and interactive The soup was dry flavorful but good gosh it was super salty - the sodium almost took over the entire dish - I was thinking about adding some soy sauce so I could taste something besides the salt in the soup but given how high in sodium most soy is, I decided to pass. The orange chicken was a mixed bag - most of it was just the right amount of sauce and breading but there were a few pieces that were over breaded and the sauce was borderline overcooked- but as I said it was only a couple of pieces. The lunch menu was limited so I will return to try another option. Great service, fair pricing and decent food offerings.

Y'all crawfish here is on point! If you are looking for a different spin on flavor for your…read morecrawfish, Mala flavored crawfish will not disappoint. They do not skimp on the sauce and you can taste it with every bite. The crawfish size is also great. A good mix of large and medium. They have a special on the crawfish as well. Buy 2 lbs and get the 3rd pound for free if you share on social media.

First time here. We've been on the hunt for all of the live crawfish, Asian Cajun style in Austin…read more I found out about Mala Chili via a Foodie FB group I'm in. So here we are. We arrived around 7:40p Saturday evening and this spot is bumpin busy and very lively. The outdoor patio was even packed. We were so lucky as a walk-in party of 2, a table was being cleaned so we were able to be seated quickly. Our server brought us each a tablet to order our food. I ordered the cucumber salad and general tso chicken with fried rice. My man ordered 2 lbs of live mala style crawfish $18 per pound (min 2# per order) with 5 shrimp. He also ordered the sesame chicken dish. Our food came out within 10 minutes, super fast. The crawfish took a little bit longer because I believe they make it fresh. Here's where it gets interesting. My man said his mouth was tingling and his tongue felt funny and when he took a drink of his tea it tasted super weird. Come to find out, the crawfish mala sauce has Szechuan peppercorn which has a numbing tingling effect to your tongue and mouth. We did not know this before we ordered. So He thought he was having an allergic reaction to something. We asked our server and she explained a traditional mala seasoning. I highly recommend that this is listed on the menu item as a forewarning to those that have never had the Mala live crawfish here before. Sadly, there were a lot of crawfish wasted tonight because He wasn't able to eat them all That seasoning just did not agree with his mouth or taste buds at all. :( But....The general tso and sesame chicken dishes were tasty! Another call out, We both ordered ice tea at the beginning and it came out pretty quickly, But no one returned to our table during our time here to offer refills or to check in on us after everything was delivered. I understand the restaurant was busy when we arrived but it slowed down while we were there. We may return to this location if we are in the area to try other dishes but unfortunately, he is unable to eat the live crawfish due to that one seasoning. Everyone was super friendly and I recommend trying the restaurant if you haven't before it.

The menu curation is... undeniably perfection! Breakfast…read moreburritos, chicken and waffles, WINGS! Burgers, grilled cheese, grits!?! Fried fish and shrimp!?! Everyone is happy, trust me. The staff is very friendly and the vibe is chill and efficient. They make the food to order, so don't be a crabby pants. Worth the wait. **Dont forget to follow up on any dipping sauces you assume you'll get before you go walking away. They offer delivery through Uber Eats & Grub Hub - currently she's stationed "permanently" at Liberty Hill! 112 CR 214 Oh! I'm totally gonna drive there next week and try the biscuits and gravy for breakfast. And I'm in Cedar Park. Yep! That yummy. #veteranowned #Blackowned

It's awesome that Krack of Dawn showed up in our neighborhood. We needed some down home comfort…read morefood and this place got it right. We ordered the wings, burger, 2 slaw dogs, and biscuits and gravy. Let me start off that the wings are lightly battered, fried and then tossed in a great Buffalo sauce that is not too hot. The wings are big and juicy, so much better then those chicken little wing at pluckers. Let me tell you about the B&G... Holy mother of God! Gravy was like liquid happiness sprinkled with bits of sausage over a pair of biscuits that were sweet, fork-tender and soft like butter. If you see this food trailer out and about, you gotta stop and get you some great food. Here's hoping they come back to CP, TX.