Very surprising stop. We got the house noodle soup and the chicken chow mein. Both were fantastic…read more I was not expecting decent asian food in this tiny town. The house soup wasn't too salty and the noodles had a nice texture as if they were hand pulled. Adding the pepper made it super flavorful. We got a medium for about 7 bucks which was perfect for two people. The chow mein isn't too greasy and the chili oil here is 10/10. I wanted to take some home. It was properly spicy without being overly greasy. Very nice service as well. Interior is clean. Dinner for two at around 20 bucks and it's tasty AND you are supporting local business. I would come back and bring my family.

Another visit to Wonderful House. A few people dining when we walked in. I imagine these Chinese…read moreowners are one of the only ethnic folks around. You can sit in a booth or table. Service is excellent and food is delicious. We got the chicken with vegetables. The dish was tasty with broccoli, water chestnuts, zucchini and mushrooms. The chicken was super tender. We enjoyed it. I heard the wait staff speaking Chinese so spoke to the lady owner. She brightened up when I spoke the language. She came by our table later and spoke to me a bit more. Sweet person. Parking lot outside.

Service was great! The waitress was so sweet with our two young boys too. I am gluten free, and…read morewhile there were only 4-5 things gluten free, it was delicious and i appreciated the care (and GF options at all!!). Our family enjoyed everything we tried!

Who'd have thought? Thai food in Eagle Nest? A nice surprise find. I won't say that it was the…read morevery best panang curry that I've had, but it was quite good. Clearly authentic. Everything was freshly prepared and service was excellent. An easy trip for lunch from Red River or Angel Fire.

So there are 4 of us on this trip and we've been to maybe 7 or so dinner places in Taos so far and…read moreall of us agree Songs Asian Restaurant is the best food. Personally I think it was the best by miles, the cream chees won tons that she brought to our table were mind bendingly good. My lo mein noodles weren't just fantastic they made a great lunch the next day so very generous portions. The service felt truly nostalgic as if I was eating at some dear friends Chinese grandmothers house. Never met the chef but it's her husband and he was back there cooking up a storm. I imagine if it's busy this place could be a little slow as it's only a 2 legend operation, but they still managed to bring us a tasty treat complimentary I guess because they liked us. Really loved this spot, the ambiance did feel like being in some really sweet peoples home, which I appreciated. There are big tables for big parties.

I would give zero stars if I could. OMG. With nearly no cars in the parking lot, we walked up the…read morerotting stairs and through the dingy doors. We briefly sat down on the ripped upholstery and looked at the floors that had not been swept in weeks. Felt like we were maybe being pranked. I have never walked into any kind of eatery so gross and broken down. We feared what the kitchen might look like. Do they even have a health certificate? We walked out and went to TJs. What a contrast!

They do not offer table service as they are low on staff but you can dine in with your to-go order…read more They prive you cups, water, you can order soda, utensils, etc. You can order ahead or order when you get there. It was incredibly busy so we were hoping for some good Chinese food. The ambiance is an old Chinese restaurant that used to have a buffet, but it was clean. What we ordered: - kung pao chicken: I thought the flavors were good, the right amount of heat and I absolutely love Chinese broccoli so this was good for me! It has peanuts and your typical celery so this didn't disappoint. - spicy chicken garlic: nice spice, but it was drenched in sauce. There were more vegetables than meat, so paying $12-16 for something with minimum meat seems a bit of a rip off. - spicy shrimp garlic: it was the same but with shrimp. I asked for extra shrimp and they charged $3, which is fine but I would think it would be heaping with shrimp, but it was the same as the chicken. - orange chicken: perfectly fried and the sauce was not overpowering of orange. My daughter enjoyed it, it was spicy but had a nice heat to it. - chicken lo mein: my daughter loved it. It was good and the noodles were mushy. - cheese Rangoon: a bit disappointing as I wanted some flavor other than cream cheese. It had a sweetness to it but a little green onions:chives would have made it better. - pork fried rice: didn't have a lot of soy flavor. It was mild and lack luster. While I wouldn't say don't eat here, it was one of the better eats of Taos in our opinion. If you're looking for Chinese food around the area, I'd try them out if you can't find anything else to eat.

No complaints here. It's always tricky ordering Chinese Food outside of big cities with Chinatowns…read moreso best to lower your expectations and not compare. The standard favorites will taste different everywhere you go. We ordered Peking Duck 1/2 and Hunan Lamb mid afternoon and warmed it up a few hours later in the oven. It was very good. The duck tasted great though a little on the small side for 1/2 a duck. The Hunan Lamb was mildly spicy and moist, not in a thick sauce, just light sautees to give it moisture, yes there were a few peppers and onion and that baby corn that so divides opinions. Just say no if you dont want it. We got a great dinner for $41.00. The service was very polite - my husband was Mr Paul, and a thank you for waiting. You can choose to eat in the restaurant but it is self service from your styrofoam containers and you clean up. These boys know about Lamb and we were very happy.

I have dined in and to go. Both times the quality shines through. I feel a small craving for the…read moresalt & pepper shrimp when I can't have it for lunch daily. The Popo Tray is so good with sooo much food. If you need a sign to try it, THIS IS IT!

Location is easy to find. I havent tried local chinese food in this area but was ready to try…read moresomething new. Glad we did. This place is authenic. Theirs two asian women greeting, waiting, cooking, serving, cleaning, cashiering. Love their hustle! We started with complimentary hot tea, served on the table in a kettle. Complimentary soup as well, my husband got the house soup and I had to eat most of it, its brown with this awesome broth and noodle. I got the egg drop soup and I am not sure how the got a great chicken broth to shine but it was so flavorful. I ordered salt & pepper shrimp with fried rice and my husband got the orange chicken with steam rice that also came with an eggroll. They didnt ask for our drink order but did bring glasses of ice and a water pitcher. My shrimp was very good, first time I have eaten shrimp shell but it was fried so crispy that it didnt bother me. The portions are large. They serve everything in containers so its easy to pack up & go. The experience was very quick too, which we enjoyed!!! I will definately return!!! If your still reading and wondering maybe we should try it. This is your sign to TRY IT!

Food is very good and atmosphere is nice I would definitely…read moreeat here again Facility is nicely located by the Museum

We stopped for a light lunch conviently located just outside the Bradbury museum. We loved the egg…read morerolls and steamed dumplings. Service was excellent

It's only carry-out !! The building is decent with your typical small town minimal decor on the…read moreinterior. The attendant was quick and friendly. Unfortunately they can't expand bc there's a labor shortage at Raton. What a shame ! The food was GREAT. Really good stuff. Ever dish had a different flavor and were all tasty. I really really liked the Black Pepper Chicken I ordered. Would definitely recommend this place if you want something other than American and Mexican food.

Poor service on refills and food is mediocre for the price. No one went back for a seconds on the…read morebuffet and I was with my husband and two adult sons.

Getting too expensive. Less sauce unless you know to ask for more. Oh, and Pork Fried Rice. Use a…read moremagnifying glass to see the shredded or leftover pits o pork. Very disappointing for $17-18.00. It hurts because their food still is the best Chinese food in NNM

The lunch buffet is decent but I feel it should be $11 - not $16.50. Prices have gone crazy and we…read moreshouldn't pay them.

Being a NM native, I, too, get tired of my native cuisine and hadn't eaten here in years! I…read moreinitially tried to place a phone order but the employee I was talking to was kind enough to inform me that the menu on their website was not accurate so we decided to place our order at the restaurant. I did not know that they have a buffet and had we dined in I would have loved to try it! I believe this place has changed ownership since I had last been here as hispanics owned it prior and it looked different from what I remember. One of the owners whom took my order seemed to not understand much english (which is total fine) and ended up punching in cashew chicken instead of kung pao chicken; however, my order was still correct. We were offered a table while we waited (we were standing) which was very nice as they were very busy and had a full house. Now to the good part...the food! I ordered crab rangoons and kung pao chicken with steamed rice, the broccoli beef for my mom, and bff ordered the pork fried rice and the wonton soup. Everything was decent, but not outstanding and could use more flavor. The kung pao chicken was not spicy at all. I had a piece of mom's broccoli and it that was very tasty. Prices were very reasonable as for all three entrees as well as the app and soup came to 45 bucks. I would definitely like to try their buffet if I return next visit.

Buffet has wide selection of food. My family goes there every week or two. My grandson is a picky…read moreeater but he loves the Honey Chicken, so we usually take a box to go or him. The service is wonderful everytime we go! Highly recommend!