Definitely traditional Chinese restaurant with all the plates stacked on the table in the front. I went here for the duck, but they ran out before I got there and they pushed the chicken at me which was a bit Asian of them to do. Food was delish and seems to be Canto style. Definitely worth trying out.

Food was delicious with reasonable pricing. The staff was great with helping to pick which options were better. Had BBQ duck, BBQ pork, Crispy Roast Pork, Water Spinach, Clam in Black Bean Sauce, Peking Style BBQ Pork Chop, Salted Fish & Tofu & Chicken Hotpot, and Stir Fried Rice Noodle Cantonese Style. Everything was delicious and the portion size was big. The service was good and the waitress was quick to provide us with water and take out order. I would definitely come back with friends and family and order food to go as well. Update: Came back with more family who haven't tried Lucky City before. The food didn't disappoint! Everything was delicious and once again the quantity was great for the asking price! Got: Spicy Fried Squid, Lemongrass Pork Chop, Combination Tofu Hotpot, Clam in Ginger Sauce, and Beef with Mushroom, Snow Pea, and Bamboo Shoot. We all left super full and satisfied, went home and fell into a food coma 🤤 Definitely recommend anyone to come here for great, yummy food.

Having spent over a month in mainland China, I was able to try many different restaurants, from modest to fancy. The cuisine is generally not suited for vegetarians. Having said that, Little Sichuan in Plano is among the best. The food is ultra flavorful and the owner and staff always accommodate special requests. Been eating here with friends and family for over a decade. They will not disappoint!

Pretty good Sichuan restaurants in Plano. Nothing was really great or excellent, but nothing was bad either. It's a reliable place to get some spicy Sichuan food. As this is a Sichuan restaurants I would potentially caution against typical Cantonese Chinese food I generally recommend trying String/Green Beans and Spicy Fish Fillet at Sichuan restaurants as they are staples. Here they were just fine. The Sauteed String Bean wasn't as crunchy or flavorful as it could be but it was still fine. The Fish Fillets weren't fresh fish but you typically only find fresh fish at top tier Sichuan restaurants, and it still tasted good We also had some spicy chicken that was fine. The service was good and our table was clean.

Authentic Northern Chinese breakfast. Crepe is the same as the one I had in TianJin where Chinese Crepe originally comes from. Tofu brain has sesame paste and garlic sauce, which are the highlight. Bun’s skin is fluffy, and the filling is tasty.

Friendly service inside the Legacy Food Court. Authentic Northern Chinese cuisine. The soy milk is house made. It is available hot or cold sweet or savory or original. The chive pan fried bun is delicious. The beef burrito is great too. The pork and shrimp steamed buns are great breakfast items. And the kids love the grilled chicken lo mein.

I recently discovered Pei Wei since it's close to my job, and I absolutely love it. The staff are always kind and helpful. The tofu is amazing if you're considering vegetarian options, and today the chicken was great as well.

First time dropping in. I was initially going to get the Korean Bbq, but I saw spicy honey chicken.. so I got that instead. Cashiers in most food places assume they ppl have been there before but I encourage all employees unless you recognize someone , treat everyone like it’s their first time. After I told her it was my first time she helped out and was very nice. The food- The chicken itself was VERY SPICY and would NOT recommend to children. I like a bit of spice to my food but this was borderline inedible. I too kit to go but didn’t finish it. I couldn’t enjoy it. The rice was ok and the Thai donuts were a bit overcooked but edible. I will go back to try something different because I feel like the place has potential. Idk if it was just that batch or if it’s always that spicy but I’m not getting that again!

First time here due to the reviews. Looks to be like a mom and pop establishment. Food fresh to order. The employee did come across as a little rude, but she did seem busy.

Gold mine! Just moved to the area. Read several reviews and decided to gamble on the mei mei family special (thought this was such a great bundle). The egg drop soup was delicious! Pearl Thai tea is the best I’ve ever had…wish the cup was bigger. My husband was thrilled about how his combo fried rice tasted and couldn’t stop eating my beef dish! We will definitely be back. Clean, friendly and fresh!

Authentic, cozy, and low-key upscale with prices to match. Friendly service and very tasty food. A great dining option addition to the area. The sun dried veggie with ribs (such an odd translation) were amazing.

Very nice atmosphere. Dishes are lightly seasoned, which i enjoy very much. Portion size is great. 片儿川 is ok, though not all ingredients are fresh. Will definitely come again. Update: after coming again, I reduced the rating by 2. Only 马兰头 tastes great. Pork does not have red color. Kidney is smelly. 桂花 does not have any aroma. After two visits, I felt that this is a decent chain restaurant, but price does not match quality.

This is a small family-owned Chinese restaurant. Overall, the restaurant is definitely older and not fancy, but the food is solid. They have great portions and flavors. Not overly salty or flooded with sauce. We get the sizzling rice soup and sautéed fish every time we come. Cleanliness can be a bit questionable at times, but we just ask for silverware or plates to be replaced, and they do it promptly without hesitation. Definitely will return.

Little Hunan is a hidden gem in the neighborhood. My wife found it as she went to deliver a package to a pail office next to the restaurant, and we decided to try it (after checking that it had a good rating on Google, of course). We loved the food and service. The place wasn’t busy, but we went at around 3 p.m. on a Saturday. My favorite dish was the beef with mushrooms—it was delicious! We’re adding it to our rotation.

The service here was mediocre, but the ambiance was pleasant. The sour and spicy fish/beef soup was outstanding—the best version I’ve had. While the side dishes were decent, the real star of the meal was the soup. If you’re a fan of fish soup, I highly recommend giving it a try—you won’t be disappointed!

I come here at least once a month for their signature fish - it’s just that good and I don’t think I’d ever get tired of it. I also love their cucumber side dish and fish skin! It’s a great place to eat with friends or family - every time I come, it’s with company so we can share! B2J is a small establishment that can sometimes get cold because of the air that rushes in whenever someone enters, but I’ve never had to wait for a table even though seating is limited. It’s next to Nature Brew which is a good place to get your boba fix after 😋

If you’re looking for comfort Chinese food this is the place! Worth every penny. We typically order the egg roll 10/10 Chicken and dumplings 10/10 Sesame chicken 10/10 (nice and crispy) Shrimp fried rice 10/10 (rice has good flavor and doesn’t taste bland) KungPao chicken! Oh and the cheese boats and sour soup! So yummy!

I ordered kung pao with steamed rice, the kung pao wasn’t the best I have tried, peanuts were not roasted. The steamed rice was a bit hard/dry. Place is clean, wasn’t busy for lunch time. Plenty of parking space.

By far our new favorite resturant. Since being introduced to this place we have been here 4 times. We have yet to find another place like this in Plano or vicinity. The service here is amazing, everyone here is SO friendly. Two gentlemen who look like brothers and two ladies who look like sisters. They seem to take great pride in this place and it shows. The ambiance of this place is great. Mahjong tiles on the walls reminds me of my mother playing mahjong in the early 80s. Very well done! On this particular night we ordered the chicken garlic dumplings which were amazing to start as well as some hot and sour soup in individual bowls. The soup was hot and had just enough spice to give you a kick of power after each sip. Rolled into some Moo shu chicken which was amazing and some combo fried rice. One of the family members has an onion allergy so they were kind to accomodate us on all dishes. The chicken was all white meat and very nicely done. You know how sometimes you eat at chinese restaurants and the chicken seems wok warmed up... not here! This place only has about 12 tables so reservations are recommended. It appears some of the locals eat here so it fills up fast. Next time will try the walnut chicken and the lobster. A++++ will be back A+++++ for the service A++++++ for the cleanliness and quality of food.

I spent over 50 bucks and they would not honor my ad pages coupon also i didn't finish my 2nd entree. They threw it out and wouldn't do shit to help me. I will never go back very disappointed as a first time customer....

The best roasted duck I’ve had in the DFW. Skin was perfectly crispy and shinny. Meat was seasoned well, moist and not too fatty. The skin of the scallion chicken was perfect. I wish the meat was a bit more moist. The fillings for the dim sum dumplings were great, specially the siu mai, but the wrappers had room for improvement. Looking forward to go and try the clay pots and hand pulled noodles.

Decent place for some pretty authentic Cantonese cuisine. Not many places have the claypot rice. The steamed chicken was tender and tasty and not overcooked.

Not having actually been to China, this place seems as if it is the real thing when it comes to authentic Hunan Chinese cuisine. The pulled noodles were a perfect consistency, served with small scissors, steaming hot and perfectly proportioned with bean spouts and vegetables. The dumplings were simple but perfectly steamed seasoned. My wife ordered the Orange Chicken and was not disappointed. Prices were reasonable and portions were good. The setting was basic, but fitting with the price and open kitchen layout of the restaurant. Certainly worth a try. The hand-pulled noodles are a must!

8 of us came for lunch. Their POS system are down, they have to taking order by hand written orders and check. All three waitress are super busy and very minimal service provided. But we fully understand their difficulties and help ourselves with like water and eating utensils . All the items we ordered were very good, very tasty. We highly recommend the hand pull noodles, even now is made by a well trained Mexican lady! And many kitchen staff also Hispanic personnel!, and they are doing a wonderful job. Highly recommended!