I always love coming here! The food always comes out hot and fresh and it always tastes good…read more Personal faves are the crab rangoons and sesame chicken.

Came here for weekend lunch and there was plenty of open seating…read more Pretty impressed by the menu options, there were a lot to choose from. Ended up ordering the water spinach (Kong xin cai), kung pao chicken, dried pot with lamb. The water spinach was fresh tasting and delicious, had a good veggie crunch, not soggy or overcooked. The kung pao chicken was also pretty good, well portioned and came with veggies (bell peppers). It was my first time having dry pot and I liked that it came with plenty of meat and veggies (bean sprouts, lotus root, cilantro, celery) and even had seaweed and tofu. Overall all were good dishes and hit that craving for Chinese food. They all came out quickly. Service was decent. Conveniently neighboring the asian grocery store Tink Holl, though that also means parking can be limited if the grocery store is also packed. Definitely will consider coming back.

super authentic, delcious smells…read morewhen you walk in. friendly quick service. u have to try the soup dumplings. beware THEY ARE STEAMING HOT. my bf gave himself 3rd degree burns lol. amazing pan fried noodles. xiao xiao dish slso amazing. will be back again and agin and again.

What a bummer this place was. Was looking to try my first spot in Asia town and this was highly…read morereviewed and recommended. The good It's cheap? The bad Terrible service, they are brining out the wrong plates to every table, never refilled my water, even after I asked for a refill. I sat before another party but was attended to and served after them. Cash only, and no ATM I had cash but still silly. Food was just oily, the spice was ok but just average Chinese food. Maybe I'm spoiled from spending time in the SGV but to me it's over hyped.

hot fresh, always - close to work, been ordering for years…read morehaven't had in long while, working remote - didn't used to deliver found out they did, SCORE! as always, the best everything is great, owners, staff super, missed you guys keep up the great work! and THANK YOU! foo young egg rolls killer wonton soup all good, very very good!

The shrimp fried rice was horrible no taste at all and cold I live 2blocks away no way it could…read morehave been cold that quick . I called lady that answered the phone said she taste rice and it was favorable aaawww Aboustely Not Never again. I wasn't taking anything back because I didn't want no food after that . Very disappointed in the trash it went thank you for your horrible service

I have to admit, I am not a big Asian foodie. There are certain items I am familiar with and enjoy…read morevery much. Unlike most other cuisines, with which I am extremely adventurous and not only willing, but look forward to trying new things and experimenting. I am a bit timid with Asian cuisine. I find it a bit challenging to navigate their typically extensive menus. Based on a recommendation from a foodie I hold in high regard, we went to "Han Chinese Kabob & Grill" last night. I was informed it is a small establishment so we called for reservations. We were told they do not take them and to be assured of a table we should arrive early. So we showed up before 6pm to a basically empty restaurant. We were seated quickly by a pleasant young woman that spoke no English at all. When we ask a question she went off right away to find our server for help. Within the next 15 minutes the dining room went from empty to full like someone had thrown a switch. It remained that way the entire time we were there. Very soon a wonderful young woman arrived at our table. She provided water, answered several questions, and took our orders. She was very pleasant and professional. I ordered an excellent brown sugar milk tea along with a great cucumber salad and marvelous lamb chops. Some of the meatiest chops I have ever had. Just about everything is available with any level of heat you desire. I am typically very reserved when it comes to spicy foods. I find it hides the true flavors of the ingredients so I always order with no heat. My entire meal was prepared perfectly. My wife and our guests felt the same way about their selections. There was plenty of food to take home for another meal. Our final surprise was when we received our bill and discovered how affordable it was to eat so well. We had an excellent experience and enjoyed our stay very much. We will definitely return.

Truly the best eggplant I've had in my entire life. And that is coming from someone who prior to…read morethis moment thought they didn't like eggplant?

Hands down the BEST Chinese food in Cleveland, make it Ohio or America for that matter, and growing…read moreup in what is the Midtown/Asia town neighborhood I know great Chinese food. I have been coming to this restaurant in many variations, owners and names, but it still remains consistently delicious and authentic. The decor is so moms, non existent really, there are menu pictures on the wall, Payne Avenue is always under construction or lacking enough storefronts but I will always come home to eat. The egg drop soup, I know it's simple, but it's full of yolk and large pieces of egg, especially if you hit it with white pepper for an extra punch. The beef with spicy green beans are full of flavor, tender and the best I town. The pan fried noodles, tonight we ordered 2 different variations, veggie full of s variety of mushrooms and the seafood full of Chinese broccoli l, shrimp, scallops and garlic, the perfect consistency of crunchy with a little bit of saucy noodles. A visit is never complete without dim sum, shrimp rice roll will always be my all time favorite. I never remember to take pictures, we are too busy laughing and eating to have our phones out.

I've only been here twice. The first time I got this spicy Szechuan chicken the lunch special. It…read morewas good not very spicy. I was a little sad that they forgot my egg roll. This is my second time going, and I got the hot chili chicken without the bone and I substituted it my plain rice for plain fried rice. Very flavorful and very crispy. I would definitely get this chicken again.

Ordered shrimp pad thai for take-out and it was delicious! This was my first time trying pad thai…read moreand I was nervous I would not be a fan since I am a picky eater. Will definitely be back!

Well, I didn't enjoy the kung Pao beef. Hardly any beef in the dish. It was too sweet. Was…read morewondering if it was even spicy? The beef Ho Fun was alright. At least it had large pieces of beef and was considerable better flavored.

Found this spot for some beef chow fun and a Thai iced tea…read more Got its own parking lot and quite spacious inside. Got there right as they opened and ordered their beef chow fun. Really like how much veggies they added to the dish. The chow fun was all clumped together or mushed into small pieces. Will come back to try their other dishes.

The food here is excellent and tasted authentic, not Americanized. The service is also good. The…read morebathrooms are kind of dirty. We came on a Wednesday evening and were quickly seated. We ordered the rare beef noodle soup, a dish with spicy fish, and a clay pot brisket dish. Rare beef noodle soup: (3/5) This dish came with sliced rare beef, onions, bean sprouts, noodles, veggies, and a few other things. The soup was kind of bland and the beef portions were kind of small. The noodles were also average. Spicy fish dish: (5/5) It was indeed spicy and the fish and vegetables were delicious. The fish was tender and had a nice texture unlike some other restaurants that just heat things up in a bag. Brisket clay pot: (5/5) The brisket was super tender and tasty. The vegetables and radish that came with it also had a nice flavor. I know few restaurants that can make this dish as good as this one. Service: (4/5) Our server came to refill water frequently and checked in on us. Ambiance: (3/5) It was nice and quiet since we came close to closing time. One of the employees was eating in the back. The interior was clean though the bathrooms were kind of wet and they had no paper towels and had a moldy hand dryer. Just so you know, they don't have hot tea for free.

Seriously dig this place. Off the main drag so I never knew it existed. I generally go in with a…read moregood feeling when there's weird stuff on the menu (by American standards of course). Seeing beef throat and intestines mentioned was a cue this place was legit. And it was. Tried a bunch of different things. Fried string beans (green beans) were fire. I didn't think I'd get excited about green beans, but these were excellent. The crispy fish was also really good. Loved the slightly chewy texture. Very flavorful. Garlic dumplings were steamed, which I love. Garlic chicken was good although I prefer larger pieces of chicken (they come in small bits). No negative though, just my personal pref. The double fried pork rice was good, although not as flavorful as the other dishes. Honestly, a touch of salt was probably all it needed. Highly recommend this place. Very solid.

Very bad. Ordered seafood soup and no seafood . Egg roll so greasy I through it out.read more

I've never eaten inside, always takeout but we pick up there and the kitchen is fast and the…read moreservice is consistent. The best part of China Wok is their portions! You can easily eat their chicken and rice meals in 2 or 3 servings. I have one serving in my photo. General Tso's chicken and white rice. They also give you egg rolls with your entrees!

The place looks like a gas station from the outside, and the inside is a bit run down and…read morecluttered, but the food is good, portions are generous, and it comes fast. Service is a little erratic--they didn't bring napkins until we asked, for example. Most of their business is take-out, but there are booths if you want to eat in (served on paper plates-- order at the window, and they bring it to your table). Also picnic tables to eat outside if it's nice (although the tables are right by the road). Rating is two stars for ambiance, five stars for food.

If you're looking for cheap Chinese just outside of Ohio City, there's nowhere better to go. While…read morethe building may not be the prettiest, the neighborhood not the world's safest late at night, and the interior decor not the prettiest, that doesn't change the fact that they offer KILLER Americanized Chinese food. It was around 10pm on a Sunday and I hadn't eaten since lunchtime. I was back in my hometown of CLE for work, so I figured why not try out a spot from my old stomping grounds on the west side. General Tso's was piping hot (I always get mine super spicy) and was quite flavorful, especially with their homemade sauce. The egg roll was straight up massive and one of the biggest that I've been given in years. All in all, if you're looking for gourmet food and candlelit tables, this ain't the spot. However, if you're looking for near elite level cheap Chinese, this is undoubtedly worth checking out.

Laughable. Absolutely laughable…read more I genuinely cannot remember the last time I had to try this hard to GIVE a business my money. My friend and I stood at the front of this establishment on a Saturday night, staring at a glowing OPEN sign, practically begging for someone to acknowledge our existence so we could place an order. Apparently, that was too much to ask. There appeared to be one person working (I think?), who somehow managed to completely ignore both the front of the business AND the ringing phone. No greeting, no acknowledgment, no explanation. Nothing. Just two potential paying customers standing around like idiots, wondering if we had accidentally walked into an abandoned building. Here's the truly astonishing part: We actually WANTED to support this small business. We went out of our way to give them our money, and they seemingly went out of their way to make sure that didn't happen. I've seen businesses struggle to attract customers, but this might be the first I've encountered that actively seems to avoid them. If you're not interested in serving customers, turn off the OPEN sign. At least spare people the embarrassment of standing around waiting to spend money at a business that apparently couldn't care less. An absolutely embarrassing display of customer service. And the funniest part? We never even got far enough to order anything.