Good Quicc cheap Chinese food, they also deliver which is cool. I've only ate here about 2-3 times…read morebut it was decent every time.

Upon entry the lingering smell hits you, It reminded me of a very old restaurant with old oil kind…read moreof smell. ordered dinner special hunan triple delight with shrimp fried rice but had very few shrimps?? pretty skimpy there. i literally had one shrimp in my entree.. Flavors aren't consistent; It was really good the first time i had it a few months ago and the smell wasn't so strong but this time i was thrown off by quite a bit to the point i don't think i will return in the future and will be trying a new place. really a 3.2 rating

The food was disappointing on the most part. The wonton soup broth was so dark from soy and tasted…read morejust like it. The wonton filling was not very good at all. Problem was is that we're all under the weather so I ordered 4 quarts of it. We ended up throwing out 3 1/2 of them. The hot and sour soup wasn't much better. The chicken fried rice was good. The chicken lo mein was tasty but very oily. The Gen Joe Chicken was ok, the chicken was moist, so that was a good thing To top it off we had a terrible experience with the delivery from Grub Hub. I asked that the order be handed over at the Front Door. The driver left it at the side garage, not the front, with no notification that it was delivered. If my child hadn't left for a doctor appointment then it would not have been discovered. Not to mention it was stacked on a box. In summary, we will not order from them again in the future.

Food was good and hot. Very good and didn't take long to prepare. I was ask if it was My first time…read moreand I said yes. So the guy went through the entire menu. The Resturant was clean, and easy parking.

This is a renewed business after a devastating fire. It has updated decor with lively colored…read moreseating and pandas all around. The staff is welcoming and attentive. I ordered the beef dumplings they were plump full of meat and served in a mini kettle. The luncheon specials come with a choice of soups, eggroll a a large portion of food. The garlic shrimp had jumbo shrimp with snap peas mushrooms and red and green peppers. The prices are so reasonable.

We ordered from here and enjoyed it. Didn't realize we'd reviewed delivery from here before, 14…read moreyears ago to be precise. It was very good then and just as good now. Wifey and I enjoyed a couple wonton soups. The chicken fried rice was tasty. The veggie egg rolls were good. My General Tso's Chicken was plentiful, very tender and spiced pretty good. We have enough food for a couple more meals.

I love Xing's Kitchen. Whenever I find myself in Sugar Land, it's my go to for Chinese, mainly…read morebecause I love the Shanxi oil noodle which is the best I've had. I swear it's just one really long hand made noodle, so it's a bit hard to share, but it's a must-get. We also tried the Claypot noodle and it was good as well but a bit of an acquired taste. The restaurant is located inside Jusgo grocery store. The seating is quite limited so I wouldn't recommend it for large parties. And it's pretty mom and pop, so if that's your jam, go for it. Chairs are mismatched, drinking water is somewhat self-service in small cafeteria-style plastic cups, and tables are small. Like I said - mom and pop, and that's not a bad thing. It's just not exactly a place where you would have a nice business meeting. Service was ok - nothing to note. You pay at the cashier which is like 2 feet from where you ate. Yes, it's a small space. Overall - I love this place and will keep coming back.

Mom and pop Chinese noodle spot inside the Jusgo supermarket. We tried out a few noodles and their…read moreprimary claim to fame is their hand pulled noodles, which are solid. Lamb noodle- 3.5/5. Not my style of food but can appreciate the authenticity Oil splashed noodles- 4.5/5. Seasoned great and the noodles are tasty. The favorite dish out of everything we tried Clay pot tofu- 3/5. Not my preferred dish either but the broth is nicely flavored for how light it is Cold noodles- 3.5/5. Good. Chinese pork sandwich- 3/5. Needed some cilantro or sauce to compliment the sandwich Overall, it's a fairly nonchalant mom and pop spot with homemade noodles that caters to the authentic experience.

I enjoyed this place a lot. The ambiance felt tranquil. Loved all the decors inside and the…read moreplants and leaves. Etc. Service was on point. Food was ready in less than 10minutes. We ordered the following items: Hot boiled fish 5/5 excellent. So flavorful and vibrant. Loved the presentation. Spicy cubed chicken 5/5. Absolute delicious. Also very well presented and bursting with flavor. You will feel the numbing of the tongue. Gen tso. 4/5. Also pretty good. Just a tad too much sweet, especially with the gravy. Dried green beans 5/5. Delicious. It was throughly laced with garlic and the flavor n texture was just right! A big bowl of rice accompanied the items I will be back here soon.

The inside is way nicer than I expected.. almost too nice... I get scared when places are too nice…read morebecause I worry that means the food won't be good. But that is not the case here! Delicious, golden bar was my favorite. Such a unique dish.

Came to Mama Wu's Kitchen for a quick dinner and it was exactly what we needed. It's a small…read moremom-and-pop shop located inside Jusgo Supermarket, serving Taiwanese-style comfort food that's perfect when you're in a time crunch. I ordered the rice combo with the chicken leg. The portion was solid and it came together as a simple, balanced meal. Nothing about the chicken really wow'd me, but it was still a healthy and satisfying option for a quick bite. Overall, it's a good grab-and-go spot if you're in the area and want something quick, affordable, and home-style without a long wait.

I used to get Mama Wu's bento box once a week when I lived in Sugar Land, and even though I no…read morelonger live in the area, I still make a point to stop by whenever I'm visiting family. My favorites are the fish fillet and the braised pork. I remember when the boxes were around $6, and now they're about $10 each, but the flavor is still just as good as before. The portion size has gotten a bit smaller (inflation sucks), but the quality remains solid. I especially like the few slices of sausage and some pickled mustard greens, which help balance out the richness of the braised pork belly. If you dine in, they offer unsweetened black tea that's actually quite tasty. It's a no-frills spot--simple, quick, and dependable whether you're grabbing food to go or eating there. They also sell items like mung bean cake, which I love, and I usually take a couple home. They got a few tables to dine in and the staff are friendly.

The best. We loved everything and give all of the items we chose (see photos and receipt) 5 stars…read moreexcept for the cumin lamb. It was way too cuminy (LOL) so I would not order get again. I really have nothing but praise for this place. The green beans with pork were amazing, the dry pot was one of the best I've had and everything was on point without needing to be overly spicy. If you commit to spending $150, you get the giant table with the Lazy Susan, which makes it easy to eat family style. I love this place.

Quality has unfortunately gone down hill. I get things to go a lot lately and the taste is just not…read morelike it used to. Hope this changes soon and the several times I've ordered is not the norm.

DEFINITELY A PRECIOUS GEM FOR VEGETARIAN FOOD!…read more First of all, I fall in love with the poetic name of the restaurant. Speaking of the name has already delivered calmness, stillness and clarity. In Houston, it's not easy to find an authentic vegetarian restaurant. So my friend and I decided to drive from Cypress to Water Drop Teahouse. Water Drop Teahouse is much like a small, quiet canteen located in a temple. You can park outside and walk in slowly. And enjoy the serenity of the garden. We came by lunch. The tables were almost occupied yet the ambiance was calm and quiet. The food we ordered was great, fresh. They tasted so good. Our favorite was the 6-item appetizer and we ended up ordered 2 big plates. Jadeite Fried Rice was very impressive to me. The tea was served in a very nice, inviting pot. We finished our lunch with 2 petite mochi desserts, filled with red bean and taro. The outer skin layer was soft and the fill-in was on point. ( The red bean was sweeter than the taro one, to my palate.) The service here was warm-welcoming. Helping us and serving the food were volunteers and they helped us with kindness and patience. My memory is still lingered with the arts of gentleness, not only in food but also the human connection I experienced here with the volunteers/helpers. I fall in love with Water Drop Teahouse. Best, Chloe

Really unique spot! Found it from some reel in Instagram of 'unique Houston spots'. It's definitely…read moreoutside of the usual stomping grounds for me (outside of the loop) but worth the drive. It's in a Buddhist temple, and it is extremely calming inside. There were people doing tai chi inside of the building, and the gardens were lovely. The food was great! We got the pot stickers. I got a berry drink and my husband got hibiscus tea. Great spot!

I had the Chinese broccoli with beef chow fun here, and the food was excellent. The dish had great…read more"wok hei," showing impressive wok cooking skill that kept the food hot for a long time. In my experience, beef chow fun at other restaurants often suffers from soggy rice noodles, uneven flavoring, and noodles that stick together. Most notably, other places often use excessive oil that pools at the bottom of the plate. As you can see in the attached pictures, the flavor here was very even, and the texture was firm without being chewy. Each noodle was clearly separated, and there was almost no oil pooling at the bottom. Having eaten Chinese and Vietnamese food my entire life, I strongly recommend this place.

Mrs and I were invited to a birthday lunch there. The host ordered a variety of Chinese and…read moreVietnamese dishes for sharing, family style. The appetizers were grilled beef spring rolls, shrimp spring rolls and egg rolls. All the rolls were fresh and tasted really good. The fish sauce was not watered down. For the main courses, the host went with one Vietnamese dish, Shaking Beef and three Chinese dishes - General Tso Chicken, House fried rice, Snow Pea leaves in Garlic sauce, and Bird Nest crispy noodles. The only good tasting dish was the Shaking Beef from the Vietnamese menu. It was savory and tender. The other dishes were from the Chinese menu, a horror show except for the fried rice. The General Tso Chicken had no spicy taste at all. It tasted like sweet and sour chicken. House fried rice was fine, no one can mess up fried rice. The garlic taste of the Snow leaves was MIA. Also, the leaves were tough and chewy. The noodles of the Bird Nest Crispy noodles were oily. There was barely any sauce to cover the noodles. So we ended out eating oily and dry noodles. The table service was lacking even though the restaurant was not busy. The host made it clear to the waiter that the foods were to be served family style, since multiple servings of the same dish was ordered. With the serving of the appetizers, no individual small plates were given, we had to ask for them. The entre servis was no better. Again we had to ask for dinner plates and there were no serving spoon with any of the dishes. We waited 5 minutes to get spoon and plates. At least the busboy kept our water glasses full. My wife and I definitely will not return