The service was pretty fast and the food was decent/good. The menu had lots of items to choose…read morefrom. Had I read the reviews prior, I would have ordered dim sum. I also wish my egg fried rice had a little more egg in it. My preference is to have a more welcoming and engaging experience with the staff, but it was still okay. I would go back if someone invited me, but I wouldn't go out of my way to return.

This place came highly recommended. My friend said order the Mongolian beef and make sure to get…read moretwo sides of chili oil. I ordered mine to go. I knew there was an issue when I lifted up the container and I weighed about 4 ounces. When I got home, I realized why. Almost no beef. All sautéed onions and green peppers. Maybe the guy at the front counter misunderstood and thought I said vegetarian plate. Also ordered crab Rangoon's. Very greasy. Obviously fried at a very low temperature. All this for $35. I was a little irritated. There was no side of chili oil either, but it didn't really matter. The food was so crappy it couldn't have helped. I threw most of it in the garbage and I had leftover frozen pizza from the night before. I'm sitting on the toilet as a write the review. It's actually a very good colon cleans.

Flavor and texture .... Weird. Taste sour as if vinegar was used in reception. Service is fast,…read morepriced right. Clean restaurant. Loads of parking.

Came here after a orange theory workout and it was great! Solid fresh dim sum in Mesa and very…read moreconveniently located near the Asian district and Costco. We got the bean curd rolls (tofu skin wrapped meat goodness), steamed shrimp dumplings, braised chicken feet, Shanghai soup dumplings. We polished it all off and they flavors were on point. Great value and taste. They also have a pretty big menu of classic Hong Kong and American Chinese classics!

I've been here many times for Dim-sum. Fast service, good prices, selection and quality. I highly…read morerecommend Phoenix Palace....very real and authentic.

Like others have said it seems very premade. Rice roll with…read moreshrimp had one of shrimp so you had a lot of rice roll to eat as a result. Got charged for tea but I didn't have any. I had read about the trick they pull. I was sorry to see that they were still doing it. Eggplant treasure was rolling around on a regular cart instead of a steam cart so the food was cold and shrimp filling was dried out.

I've been to China Chili three times now, so I can safely say it's my favorite Chinese restaurant…read morein town. On my most recent visit, I stopped by on a Friday evening for dinner. They have complimentary parking in the front, side, and back of the restaurant. There aren't a ton of spots, but there's street parking close by too. Ambiance (3.5/5): Like most Chinese restaurants, China Chili is pretty no frills. Which isn't a problem for me at all, I'm there for the food. It's a spacious restaurant with both regular tables and circular tables that rotates (good for large groups sharing dishes). Service (4/5): Fantastic service is also not something I expect at a Chinese restaurant. Yet again, I'm there for the food. With that being said, service, while not overly friendly, is typically pretty efficient. Which I always appreciate. Drinks (4/5): Pretty much your standard soft drinks, tea, and a limited selection of alcoholic beverages. My favorite option is their buddha beer which you don't see in a lot of places. It's a lager and it's in a buddha-shaped bottle. It doesn't get much better than that. Food (5/5): The first time I came was for one of my favorite dishes... Peking duck. There aren't a ton of spots in Phoenix that have it, but out of the ones that do, China Chili serves it at a high level. You can go with either crepes or baos (additional surcharge). The duck is absolutely to die for. Flavorful, juicy meat with crispy skin that fits in perfectly into your mini "sandwich" with green onions and Hoisin sauce. For a reasonable price too. Their food outside of duck is of a similar quality. I especially like their flat noodles with beef. Even classic dishes like sesame chicken have a twist here. It's sliced chicken rather than fully breaded chicken. Just as good as the typical way, the sauce is delicious. My only complaint? They give you a pretty small helping of white rice with your dish. Outside of that, the portions are generous. Everything I've had at China Chili has been a hit. I'm already looking forward to my next visit!

We got the peking duck with buns and Szechuan style green beans. The duck came with hoisin sauce…read moreand shredded green onions. They gave each of us a bowl of rice. There aren't many places in Phoenix that serve duck this neatly like in my photo, and I appreciate that it's not another chain restaurant. Is it the best version of this dish I've ever had, no...but it can be a nice change from the usual options of beef, pork, shrimp, and chicken.

I haven't been here in a while and was surprised that they remodeled. I went when they opened at…read more11a for the dim sum and was immediately seated. I like that they push the carts around as some places just have a menu to order from. We were able to get food quickly as they had multiple servers pushing different carts around. We ended up getting a few dishes: tripe, shumai, Chinese broccoli, bbq buns, roasted duck, roasted pork, noodles, and the rice paper shrimp rolls. All of it was really good! Sometimes it's a little hard to understand what the dishes are so I just stand up to look at what the dish is. The price was pretty good, all our dishes for a group of 4 was about $100. I'll definitely come back! Really quick service and food was good.

I came Sunday before 12 and the wait wasn't bad at all. Although I was promptly served, there was…read moreno explanation to how it all works so you kind of just figure it out yourself. Servers come around with carts filled with different entrees and desserts. I had no idea how to figure out pricing so it was more of a surprise for the end LOL. For a party of 7, the total with tip came out to $213.16 which is pretty good considering how much we ordered. We ordered several plates of dumplings, soup, fried rice, and duck. The duck was definitely my favorite. It was juicy, tender, and had a subtle sweet kick to it. I didn't really find it a place I'd want to go back to, but everything was still good.

Came on a Saturday around 5p for dinner and it was busy, as expected! Luckily we were able to get a…read moretable right away as there were only 2 of us. They were very busy with dine in and take out orders. Service was really quick! We ordered and got our food within 15 minutes. We ordered 2 of the Xiao long bao and 1 vegetable chow fun. Everything was so so good. I love the XLB here! The restaurant is inside Mekong plaza and is pretty small with limited seating. I saw some people order take out and then just ate their food in the food court.

Happy Bao's definitely made me happy! I couldn't stop snacking on the cucumber salad -- it was so…read morerefreshing, garlicky, and crunchy. The spicy chili wontons were my boyfriend's favorite, but the XLB were unstoppable. I love me some soup dumplings! The beef chow fun was an insane amount of food. This portion lasted me an additional two small bowl's worth. The restaurant is inside of Mekong Plaza, and I feel like these hole-in-the-wall spots (at least it's a hole-in-the-wall to me since I'm still new to AZ) outshine big name, mainstream places. This entire meal was about $70, which was a pretty steep bill, but we did order drinks (Thai tea), as well.

Fantastic family friendly spot. I appreciate the affordable pricing, quality service, and delicious…read morefood. Take a break from the busyness of the area and eat here!

Service was good and prompt. Food was fresh and made to…read moreorder And wonderful portions. Also had great flavor would recommend giving it a try.

They seem small but their food has a huge flavor. The pickled mustard with pork intestines is…read morewonderful, especially clean and no smell intestines. The beef with long green beans is also tasty. They are fast and I got the food to-go.

Heng's Kitchen is located in the Mekong Plaza. I took my…read moregirlfriend here for some spring rolls. We weren't real hungry, but wanted a little something to share. Four spring rolls was perfect. They make them fresh and perfect. Crispy on the outside with nice veggies on the inside. They give you a sweet-and-sour sauce to go with it. They were very good. Shared parking outside.

Tiny Chinese hole on the wall. Only been there once. It was good. Need to go back to do a better…read morereview.

Meh! We've had better. I tried because of the Tik Tok…read morevideos. The food was mediocre. I ordered the Beef Chow Fun. The Ginger Chicken in a white sauce. No white sauce. My son ordered the Kao Pung Chicken. IT was the same sauce on each dish! See pics. Same sauce used on all three dishes and in the hot and dour soup. We won't be back. And, I won't trust the Tik Tok videos anymore.

I am quite literally obsessed with this restaurant! If you love dumplings this is the go to. I…read moreorder so much and it's worth every penny. And yes it's 10000x better than that super expensive swanky chain. Promise your taste buds will thank you afterwards. My go to order -cucumber salad -chicken or beef & corn dumplings -walnut shrimp -spicy wonton dumplings -chili green beans -white rice -LOTS OF HOT OIL

It has been a while since my last visit to Uncle Panda, and unfortunately, the experience did not…read morelive up to expectations. Food Breakdown: Signature XLB, Beef Noodles, Scallion Pancakes, & Fried Dumplings: These were average at best--just okay, but certainly far below what other standard spots in the area serve. Wontons: Disappointing quality. They lacked both filling and flavor, leaving me eating mostly empty wrapper dough. The noticeable drop in food quality makes me wonder if there has been a change in management or a new team in the kitchen. Given how underwhelming everything tasted, I likely won't be returning.