We ordered two rice meals and a snack called fried fish cake, the food was very authentic! I liked…read morethe fried pork chop, they were flavorful and crispy on the outside, the pepper gave it a little bit of kick. The side of cabbage was okay, but there were an braised egg and tofu, really nostalgic. My husband went straight for the Taiwanese braised pork rice, and it was good too, the bowl was huge, and the pork was perfectly braised but not greasy. It also came with an egg and a tofu. The fried fish cake was good, crispy on the outside and a little bit chewy on the inside. The papaya milk was very refreshing, one of my favorite drink in Taiwan but hard to find in the States. The staff were friendly and the owner was hospitality. They have a lot of options that I'd like to come again and try.

Not a lot of choices on the menu but it's very authentic Taiwan food from I could tell! Mom and pop…read moretype of shop that have all the classics and pretty good boba tea in house so you could get both in one stop I really liked the beef roll with cilantro inside. The beef noodle soup is also good according to my husband. Only thing to note is that portions are pretty small here so you'd probably need multiple entrees per person.

The service was top of the line. The customer service was the best constantly checking up on us and…read moreasking us if we had any questions. The restaurant was super clean. and the food was delicious especially the ramen

Food was really good!! The service was amazing too. They're very attentive and are very quick!!…read moreWill definitely come back soon!!

Dumplings, noodles, and comfort in every bite. Uncle Bao, also known as Uncle Panda Dumpling &…read moreNoodle House, is a cozy Glendale spot serving handmade dumplings, flavorful noodles, soups, and classic Chinese comfort dishes. We shared a little bit of everything: Pork Wonton in Chicken Broth 鸡汤馄饨 Xiao Long Bao 猪肉灌汤包 Scallion Pancake 葱油饼 Braised Beef Noodle Soup 红烧牛肉面 Pan-Fried Chicken & Corn Dumplings 鸡肉玉米煎饺 Everything was warm, satisfying, and packed with flavor. The kind of meal that makes you want to order one more dish "just to try it." A great local spot for dumpling lovers, noodle cravings, and cozy comfort food.

Now this is a gem to try yummy dumplings and some great fixxxxens…read more... Great hospitality. The service was great. Fast refills and fast service. Great seating and a great variety of dumplings and plates to try. It's quiet and spacious. Great atmosphere. I've already been back twice and I will be back again.... Thank you UP Dumpling & Noodle House!

The foods are not authentic and doesn't taste that good…read more It's mediocre at best. Went once and would not return again.

Ive known about this place for awhile now but because it's pretty far north to come here, I haven't…read moremade my way over until recently when I was in the area. My family is from Taiwan and there are days when I really miss some good food from my mother's homeland. I stopped in for a late lunch and ordered the braised pork over rice dish and also got an Okinawa milk tea with boba. Braised pork over rice was pretty good! Not like what you would get in Taiwan but a pretty decent version. I wished the rice was just a tad stickier. The hard boiled egg and tofu slice were a nice touch. Milk tea was ok and not too sweet and the boba was delicious. Overall, I enjoyed my visit here and would come back to try other dishes when I'm in the area.

I was so hungry, I forgot to take pictures of my food. I ordered the beef and celery dim sum…read moredumplings, and a stir fried beef. And a litre of cola. The dumplings were pretty good, I practically inhaled them. The beef came out orange, which is not bad, but I'm horrible at handling spiciness. I was worried, but I started to eat it and the flavor was sooo good!!! Yes it was spicy, but I just kept putting food in my mouth. The flavor was so good, my mind didn't even care about the spiciness! I got it with the white rice, so I had a little buffer while eating it. I practically cleaned the plate, and though it was spicy, I really want to get it again!! Great food! I can't wait to try some more items off the menu!!

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.

The thai tea was delicious! Not sure what they do differently, but it tastes better than other Thai…read moreteas! Would go back if I'm in the area

This location is smaller as compared to the Tempe and Chandler location. Only one four person table…read moreby the door and all others are bar seats along the wall so not for staying for a long time. They do have WiFi though at this location. You can order via a kiosk inside and the menu is the same as other locations. It is also the only location that opens every day of the week with shorter hours (I believe they close at 7pm).

Had lunch here and it was about a 10 min wait to get in. There is an iPad at the front door to put…read moreyour name on the wait list. Small footprint in the Mekong Plaza. Ordered the pork and chives dumplings, XLB, and Beef chow fun. Service was expedient and waters were already preset on the table. There was a QR code on the table that allowed you to order online or if you waited a few more minutes, server will come over and take your order. All of our food came fast... within about 10-15 min. Chow fun had the wok hay ( wok air that makes food taste good) and thick slices of velveted beef slices. Pork and chive dumpling and XLB were juicy and moist and delicious with the ginger black vinegar chili oil sauce. I really like the food here and staff moves fast. Great place for a quick lunch.

Good spot in Mekong Plaza. Was sat right away and ordered the spicy wontons, Xiao Long Bao, and…read moreChicken Sheng Jian Bao. The spicy is mild overall with a light chili spice on initial bite. It fades, so the dipping sauce was nice to have with it. The Xiao Long Bao were the winners of thee meal and would be why I go back. Easy to eat and tasty. I only wish the soup inside was a bit hotter. The Chicken Sheng Jian Bao was good, but the breading a little thicker than I personally like. This felt more like a dessert with the sesame bottom. Good taste, just heavy. Felt like we were rushed a bit and we're asked several times if we were done. There were empty tables, so that knocked it from the higher 3.5 side to the lower. Yelp is a flat star rating.

This place has been a favorite of mine for years, and every single visit reminds me why I keep…read morecoming back. It may be a smaller, family-owned spot, but the heart, passion, and consistency here are unmatched. Hands down, the best dim sum I've had in Arizona. Even when they're incredibly busy (which they always are for a reason), the service never feels rushed or careless. Sunni was absolutely amazing--so kind, attentive, and genuinely accommodating. You can tell she truly cares about the guests and the experience. There's something really special about supporting a local family business that pours so much love into what they do. You feel it in the food, the service, and the atmosphere. If you haven't been here yet, you're missing out. And if you have, you already know exactly what I'm talking about

We were in the neighborhood and so we thought we'd check this place out. I would say it was alright…read morebut I wouldn't be in a hurry to go back. We were seated right away because the restaurant was pretty empty except for one other table. The place is small and the chairs we sat in were sticky. The server was nice and attentive. I'm not sure if we just chose the wrong dim sum to order in the menu but it wasn't what I expected. First bite of chicken feet tasted off. The shumai was meaty and felt too much in one bite so I only ate one. The rest was mediocre. We did order two main dishes as well but we thought the main dishes were a lot better than the dim sums we ordered. If I had to rate the food. Main dishes: salty fish and chicken fried rice 5/5 spicy eggplant w/ beef 5/5 Dim sum: Shumai 3/5 Braised chicken feet 1/5 Custard buns 3/5 Shrimp dumplings 3/5 Shanghai soup dumplings 4/5 Bbq pork slices 3/5 Steamed pork ribs 3/5 Overall experience was ok. The dim sum was definitely not the highlight. I think it's the main dishes that were good that we wished we ordered more of as they did have a generous selection to choose from in the menu.