Their website shows incorrect operating days/times so the first time I attempted to dine here, they…read morewere closed. The second time I attempted to dine here, I downloaded their mobile app since they advertise an instant $2 off your first order. I quickly noticed the mobile app does not have any of the lunch or early bird special pricing. So instead of the $10.55/$11.55 (lunch, early bird respectfully) pricing advertised on the window minus $2 off for creating a new account, I was presented with $13.45 pricing. When I went to checkout there was no option to apply a $2 off coupon under "click here to see coupons" and it was also not automatically taken off; I did, however, find a $3 off when you spend $25 and applied that but the order was showing: Order Total: $26.43 Coupon Discount: $3.00 Amount After Discount: $23.43 ONLINE ORDERING FEE (8%): $2.23 TO PAY: $30.09 HUH? So perplexed I went inside and the lady working the counter was eating what looked like Pho (which is already unprofessional - if you're on the clock, you shouldn't be eating at the host desk). She grows frustrated with me when I'm asking her how we jump from $23.43 to $30.09 with only a $2.23 fee for online ordering (which I'm already not happy about). So as she's trying to argue and eat she's spitting Pho everywhere. And she keeps saying Tax and she doesn't realize what I'm telling her is if you're charging an 8% fee for the online order, even if you don't show sales tax, it should be a little more than the online ordering fee since it's 8% vs. 8.25% and we're still off by 8.3% to get to the $30.09 "TO PAY" price. So after I literally launch the calculator app and walk her thru each amount step by step she shoots back instantly with well there's "third party processing fees - it's either 15% or 30%" - WTAH - one you're already charging me an online ordering fee. Two, WHAT third party - didn't Y'ALL make the app. I'm not asking for delivery, I'm here in person. Three, IF you had a fee - wouldn't it be a set percentage amount? 15% vs. 30% is a huge spread difference and again- the amount in question is closer to 8% so that STILL doesn't make any sense. So then she pivots and says well if you order with me in the restaurant you save the 8% online ordering fee and I ask well what about the $2 off or $3 off could you apply either one of those? Instant no. I thanked her and left. When I was reading the reviews on here to see if I was crazy (and I have the screenshots, receipts for all of this) the business owner specifically calls out "no extra fees or commissions on any app orders." Well as of December 9, there is still an online ordering fee (8%) presented within the app and that was written in response to a review 5 months ago so if that's no longer true, maybe we should edit that out. Regardless, I ended up going across the street to Panda Express - THREE Entrees with rice and appetizer for under $16. No ridiculous online ordering fee. No random inflations to the price for "third party processing" and no one spitting Pho at me while they try to argue math that literally does not math.

This was quite an impressive winner, considering Vonia nearly always consistently gives the…read moreAmericanized Chinese establishments no higher than a 2.5, usually less. Why? I have the opinion that each culture should be proud of its own cuisine; "Americanized" should not even be a thing. I understand business is business, and most patrons will want "toned down" dishes that are closer to what their eyes, minds, palates, and stomachs are familiar with, but I do not think this should be encouraged. Sure, sometimes you do not want to try something new; I confess, sometimes I also want the comfort that comes with, well, comfort food. Not every meal needs to be an adventure. For this, Panda Express is an excellent choice, they have it covered; even Pei Wei & P.F. Chang's. Other places, slightly more highly priced, do not need to be Americanized. This place might be an exception! From the exterior advertisements to the inside coupons being offered exclusively for ordering online, it is obvious they want to be a business focused on delivery & takeout, not so much dining in experiences. This is further confirmed to see there are but 2 employees in the front of house that will have to cover any serving, waitering, in addition to cashiering for any orders to go. First win is that these two ladies were very welcoming, customer service was great, they were nice, made sure we good what we needed. Inside ambiance, clean, simple, maybe even sleek. Well lit, maybe plain but most everything you need seems to be on the tables already, including scattered menus- some you may need to take one from the front- but the soy sauce, salt, pepper, hot sauce, utensils, even plates are there! There are more than ten tables, absolutely you can dine in should you desire that. Next win, quick service. Maybe 15 total minutes to produce our two dishes after we placed the order. We requested no onions, scallions in either, they remembered. (Based on the frequency that dining establishments somehow forget special requests, this is actually a significant win!) We did get takeout, they were generous with the condiments, and I took some time to feed my camera. They looked over but continued to be friendly through the end, when they graciously bid us a great night, even though I did my pictures, taking out the takeout, even though all I did was put it back in and leave. Now the food. Yes, Americanized, but also so fresh and well executed, I do not mind nearly as much. Also, there are some elements that are genuine Chinese, at least leaning that way. Glad the woman who took my order understood my Mandarin! The Combination Lo Mein was flavorful, white meat chicken tender, shrimp, beefs, also tender and well sauced. Wish it had more vegetables than the minimal napa cabbage. The second dish, Beef Vegetable, with Fried Rice. Have to say, even the fried rice was flavorsome and noticeably better than the usual Chinese takeout. Still plain, but that is to be expected mostly. Near in the main entree was wading, not drowning in the brown sauce. Had larger portions for the napa cabbage, white mushroom, carrots, broccoli, bamboo, baby corn. Cooked well, satisfying. Portion sizes were fulfilling. The Lo Mein noodles were not the thin egg noodles used for authentic chow mein, the fried rice was assuredly not the traditional Yangzhou Chinese fried rice. The dinner was 5 stars within the context of Americanized Chinese, but within a general dining experience, it was not the best of the best. Have no issues with returning. Looking forward to it, in fact. Confidently recommended for a fast, flavorsome, friendly, fresh meal!

First of all, I'm a wheelchair user and the establishment had a handicap spot with a ramp so I…read moredidn't need help to get in. The seating time took about 30 seconds and was spacious so my wheelchair wasn't hitting any other tables. The staff was nice, very hard working and the food was brought to us in less then 15 minutes. The first thing We recieved was the bulgogi (Korean beef short ribs) and it came with rice and all these amazing side dishes The flavor of the beef was super tender, delicious, and the best seasoned beef in all of San Antonio We also got the hangover beef stew soup and every single bit was filled with perfectly cooked vegetables with tender bits of beef and with the most flavorful broth, not too spicy but with a little kick. Delicious and it also came with a side of rice. I give the bulgogi a 9/10 And the hangover soup 10/10 Super delicious

Came here for dinner and it was great. I got the fried dumplings (mandu) as an appetizer and they…read morewere really good! Good amount of filling and great crispiness of the wrapper. There were 7 different banchan options, and some were great while others were just okay. The fish cake and kimchi cucumbers were good, but others like the kimchi and the bean sprouts could have used more flavor. As an entree, I ordered the spicy tofu soup, but I wish it was a little spicier! The soup also had a stronger seafood/fish taste compared to other tofu soups I've had, which I didn't expect. The service was just okay, not rude but also not excessively nice. I liked how cozy the inside felt with the dim lighting!

We've been here several times and the food is always great! The service never disappoints and the…read moreenvironment is very inviting! This place is one of our favorites and never let's us down!

I went back to try the spicy kimchi pork ramen and it was so delicious! It has a good kick of spice…read moreand everything was packaged with care. It's safe to say that this is going to be one of my favorite restaurants on this side of town.

Flavorful food coupled with an amazing relaxing vibe. Service was readily available and prompt…read more Would recommend if you're in town craving for Thai cuisine.

I had no idea there was so much Thai food in San Antonio but I happened to stumble upon this…read morespecific restaurant because of Google Gemini. Because I am on a work trip, I did not have to worry about pricing, but I did think that, although it is the standard, this meal was pretty expensive. It was over $33 but I did add a fried egg and extra chicken. I ordered the Krapo with medium spice and it was perfectly spicy. There was a perfect amount of Thai basil in the dish and it was wet enough for the rice to be a perfect addition. The bell peppers and the onions were absolutely spectacular. Now for the Boba. I ordered a combination of coconut, kiwi and watermelon. I also made sure that I subbed out the milk for coconut water as I cannot tolerate dairy. This Boba smoothie might be the best Boba I have ever had. I will say that the lid is kind of confusing because I do not know if the Thai restaurant makes it or if it is a neighboring restaurant. Regardless, I would be back just for this eight dollar Boba. Upon arriving to the restaurant, there was limited parking and inside it was super crowded. Obviously this is a popular spot and a lot of people ordered delivery through apps. It was kind of chaotic when picking up, but it was absolutely worth it. The restaurant was dark, but it did seem clean. My only grip here is that they must've been so rushed that they did not give me silverware or napkins. I had to beg my hotel to accommodate me.

Happy hour prices were good. Happy hour variety was ok, would have liked more options. Solid choice…read morefor sushi.

Food is delicious, service is slower than I'd like but the food makes up for it. Will definitely be…read morecoming back.

OMG I cannot say enough good things about this place! We were in San Antonio for a conference and…read morewanted to get out of the hotel for a dinner. Firstly, we had trouble getting an uber at first and when I called the staff was very friendly and were able to hold the table a little longer which I appreciated. The menu is a mix of Asian Fusion small plates and I would have loved to have had more of a sampling of the menu but it wasn't that large of a party. The cocktails were not too sweet and perfectly balanced. The Fist of Fury was so refreshing and the Yuzu margarita was delightful! The plates come when they are ready and I have to say the food came really quick! All of it was fantastic! Surprisingly the shredded vegetable salad was amazing and one of my favorite dishes! The tamarind glaze on the Chicken Karaage was not overpowering and so tasty. The service was amazing and the vibes of the restaurant were a lot of fun. The bathrooms were down the stairs and there was a little bar off to the side. Would definitely go back! I couldn't stop talking about it the next day to anyone that would listen.

Great food, although the salmon was not as fresh as I'd hoped... Appetizers were excellent... Fast…read moredelivery... However, the hostess was so focused on keeping nine empty tables for reservations yet we finished our dinner by the time those guests arrived and she put us next to the AC vent where it was extra hot with the outdoors of 90°F... That is, don't go if you don't have reservations.

I didn't take pics, because we were celebrating an engagement, but I did want to post a review…read moreanyway...the ambiance is so fun and quirky! It's funky to find, because the entrance is in an alley. We were a party of 17, with many separate checks. Cat did an amazing job at keeping up with everyone's orders and drink replenishments! They have a little happy hour menu with a couple drinks and food items. We got the $1 egg rolls and they were basic egg rolls. I got ginger noodles and added chicken and I wasn't crazy about them...they were ok. Someone got the spam fried rice and I tried that and it was fantastic. Many of their plates are shareable. Parking was a pain, so I may not go back. But it's worth the experience.

Another great lunch at Hot Joy! The food was incredible -- I ordered the honey walnut shrimp. The…read moreshrimp were perfectly cooked. I'm afraid it spoiled me...I can't order that at Panda Express anymore it came with delicious egg drop soup, an egg roll, and fried rice. My guest had the fiery gato noodles with pork belly, and they were packed with flavor and just the right amount of heat. Our waitress was friendly, attentive, and really helpful when we had questions about the menu. We'll definitely be back!

There's so much variety and great flavors on the menu. We tried three of the small plates and two…read morelarge and had tons of leftovers to take home. They have rotating specials I recommend you try while they're offered. The service was good and they really knew the whole menu to help us make our choices. We went for dinner and got lucky with street parking right outside. Otherwise there's the Pearl paid parking lots.

Maybe I'm a little spoilt coming from SGV and expecting good Asian food in San Antonio. Went hear…read moreafter eating Phil Rosenthal had once ate here, article said it was "amazing" but maybe it wasn't his words. Here's what we ordered and what we overall thought: Brussel Sprouts: first couple of bites were ok but the sauce got overwhelming and sickly very quickly. I think a light drizzle would have been better. Cashew Chicken: same, sauce was too sickly Pork fried rice: tasted ok but neither of us could see our find any pork Popcorn chicken: flavor was ok but it tasted breaded rather than traditional popcorn chicken. Ample parking, free even (until 3pm) which is rare to find in SA. Maybe this is considered the "high bar" for Asian food in SA but it was very mid-low in comparison to what SGV offers.

On our quest to find Blackstones Spicy Brown Sugar seasoning, it lead us to an amazing find…read more The hubby and I ended up at Thai House Restaurant. The small and very mighty Mom and Pop restaurant, was amazing. We got there and they give us a small wonton soup as a starter. The flavor of the broth, definitely hugs you from the inside out. We started with fresh spring rolls. These are always good. We shared the Green Curry with beef and the pad Thai with chicken. Both were seasoned perfectly. The spice level, hit just right. We like it spicy . I would definitely drive back for another meal.

This was the first time we tried Thai House Restaurant and we were not disappointed! We ordered to…read morego and it was ready in 15 minutes - very fast! The employees were very kind and gave us recommendations. We like the homey feel of the restaurant and it was packed so you just know it is well loved. Our group ordered the Green curry with seafood, Shrimp pad Thai, Thai tea, Pepper steak stir fry, Green curry with chicken, Chicken Spring rolls, & pot stickers. The green curry was so flavorful and overall a crowd favorite! We will be back!!!!

This evening after work I wanted some Chinese food. I had…read moreseen this business off Wetmore Road a couple of times and decided to give it a try. I was greeted immediately after I entered. They offered for me to choose my seat. Chose a table in the center. Lots of time to check out the menu. Everything is prepared and has no msg. I chose General Tso chicken. It arrived to the table with a spring roll, sticky rice and broccoli, all freshly prepared. Wonderful presentation on the plate, nice and hot, plus very tasty. I ate half of it and took the rest home, as was a generous portion. Thank you so much. Great flavor, cooked to perfection and better than my long time favorite! I will be back soon.

Was in the move for Chinese food. I have seen this place several times while driving down Wetmore…read moreRd. I looked it up on yelp, and it had very good ratings. I also believe in promoting small businesses. So I said heck, let's give it a try. It's a really quaint place and Amelia the owner greeted us as though we'd known each other for years. Ordered the beef and shrimp Lo Mien. . Couldn't eat it all and took the rest home. Let me say the reviews were spot on. Great food. You can adjust the heat level from 1 slightly spicy to 3+, whatever you can tolerate Yep I'm a wimp, personally I dont want to singe my taste buds They do offer delivery through Doordash Thanks Kung Fu Asian Cafe for fulfilling my craving. Will definitely be coming back