The best service I haven't had for a while in the States!! The staff really heard the customers'…read morefeedback and fulfilled the requirements to meet the expectation! They are about to open a Taiwanese steak house (buffet style) which is 20 minutes from Taiwan Bistro. This is one of the best choices for nostalgic Taiwanese TSMC employees!

Lunar New Year 2025 is Jan 29 and the invites are rolling in to celebrate the Year of the Snake!…read more I was invited here tonight for a LNY dinner and it was a lot of fun! Brother Wen (owner) decorated the place nicely and tonight the restaurant was packed with people! There was red everywhere! Food tonight was special for Lunar New Year and the sesame oil chicken soup was set up for each table! This is one of the dishes they excel at and you have to call ahead a few days to have this dish ready when you come. We also had Chinese sea bass tonight and that is one of my favorite Chinese dishes. I love fresh fish cooked well and this place does a really great job! We also tonight had Buddha Jumping Over Wall dish and I enjoyed the many Chinese veggies in the dish including bamboo shoots. There was also a nice sautéed cauliflower dish, just like the way my mom cooks it. I even tonight for special occasion had a Taiwan beer, it's been a long time since I had one and being in a Taiwanese restaurant, it felt appropriate. A really fun evening tonight and Brother Wen even went around to every table to wish everyone a very Happy Lunar New Year! I just wished we had gotten the karaoke machine going, that would have been so much fun! Happy Lunar New Year of the Snake. May you have good health, wealth and happiness (and yummy food in your tummy)!

Awesome food! Good price. Try some of their more exotic dishes. You will be surprised at how tasty…read morethey are!

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.

Dined here twice and the food really is that good! Chen and his staff are all wonderful and care…read morethat their guests have good food. The chili wontons are unbeatable!

I didn't really like this place very much. The skewers had some meat pieces that tasted a bit old…read more The noodles were very flavorless & the meat in them was questionable. It kind of reminded me of meat i'd find in a microwaveable meal. Eggplant was good though!

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.

I ordered Singapore fried rice noodles to go at lunch time on Saturday. It was fairly busy, which I…read morewas glad to see. I asked for a little spicy. I was so impressed with my noodles. Very pleased with the amount and the taste. I would ask a little more heat and a little kind of sauce. Highly recommend this place for something new and refreshing!! Welcome to our community!! You will do great!!

Kung pao chicken and fried tofu are really comforting food! the taste is exquisite! the place is…read morenice.

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.

Heng's Kitchen is located at the very left of the food court of Mekong Plaza. I met up with a…read morefriend and her husband, and my main goal was to satisfy my XLB craving! Order at the cashier, grab a number, and food will be served to you. Needless to say, I ordered the 4. Shanghai pork mini soup dumplings which were $10.25 for 6 dumplings. I would've loved less dough, more soup, overall bigger portion size (larger dumplings or more of them). Otherwise, the soup itself was tasty. We also ordered the 14. Chongqing Fried Spicy Chicken $13.95, which was a platter of boneless chicken and peppers. I was very impressed with the crisp exterior but soft/juicy interior of the chicken. I'm not usually a spice person, but I was left feeling tingly but not in pain and not numb. Overall I found Heng's Kitchen to be disproportionately pricey given the taste and portion sizes. I'm pretty critical and discerning about my XLB, and this place did not totally satisfy my craving, although I was pleasantly surprised about the chicken. Note: rice is not included with any dish and is $1 extra. Free room-temperature self-serve water available.

Having already tried the Tempe location, I was excited to try this location closer to home. They're…read morelocated in a shopping complex with parking out front! The inside of the shop is relatively spacious, but also with limited seating, only two tables out front and then stools lining the wall towards the back. The interior is overall newer and cleaner than the Tempe location. I ordered my usual drink -- the Ceylon milk tea with Boba, less ice, 100% sugar -- using the kiosk. I didn't see any sweet or cheese foam options on the menu or as an option on the kiosk, which was disappointing, as I love paying extra for this topping to complement my drink. This option was available at the Tempe location, so I was looking forward to it. Overall, I enjoyed my drink, though! It was a little bit less sweet than I wanted it to be, but that's OK! I sipped off of my friend's wintermelon milk tea with Boba at 70% sugar, which was sweeter than my drink. Next time I'll order that, as it was sweet and refreshing and light!

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

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.

Inside Mekong plaza. Plenty of parking available…read more It's a small restaurant with a few tables. The staff was super nice and friendly We got the spicy wontons and beef noodle soup. The spicy wontons were my favorite! There's also an app where you can collect points to redeem for free food!

8/21/26 First time visit, picked from a collection of Fellow…read moreElites reviews I bookmarked. The power of Yelp I enjoy daily. Parking 5/5 Late lunch early dinner after a long day. Passed it twice but finally found it tucked between a McDonalds and a vacant adjacent business. Once we found it there were plenty of open spaces in the lot just south of the restaurant. Atmosphere 4/5 Curb appeal left a low initial impression as the business pads in the complex are a bit dated. Inside, the dining room was clean and not busy at all. Most of the business while here was call in pick up orders. Service 5/5 Given we were the only customers in the dining room we essentially enjoyed private service which was friendly, prompt. Food 5/5 Dim Sum is run by a family and serves Cantonese style food which is different than other regional Chinese dishes. Variety is a beautiful thing. Our order was a sampling of dishes to get an idea of what the food was like. Ordered steamed pork dumplings. Beef brisket and tendon soup. BBQ pork fried rice. Singapore Chow fun. Everything was delicious, my favorite was the brisket soup. To die for flavor backflipping good. My second favorite was their pork dumplings then the fried rice. All entrees came with very generous portions and could easily be shared. I brought home plenty for leftover lunch Saturday. Looking for Cantonese lunch or dinner without the crowds, Dim Sum Cafe my friends-SYOY!

Walking in, this place felt very authentically family-run. Staff were attentive and kind…read more Unfortunately, their food was a miss. I was so very much looking forward to the dim sum here from other reviews, but didn't enjoy most of the items. The skin on the har gow and the shu mai were inedible. It's like they left the items on a hot well for a few hours and then served it to us - not fresh at all.

Very tasty, clean and friendly staff. They were always on the lookout for us to see if we wanted…read moresomething else. Super recommended a quiet and familiar place.

Do not come here. We ordered 2 pots (1 lamb 1 beef) and they were around $25 each. There was barely…read moreany meat and the little amount of meat that was there was dry overcooked and terrible cuts. The soup had little to no flavor was just like beef broth or something. Restaurant was hot making it miserable to eat here as they leave both doors wide open to the 120 degree heat. The balls and toppings in the pots were stale and cheap supermarket frozen meatballs. Disgusting and a waste of $55. First time eating at a restaurant where we didn't finish the food. The food was that disappointing AND overpriced. If it was cheaper and just as terrible taste-wise and portion-wise, I would've given 3 stars. Save your money and go to the better famous hot pot place literally in the same plaza.