Aristo Bistro

I have heard good things about this hidden gem of a restaurant & finally had chance to try it today with my husband, and let me tell you I'm glad we did! Our server was very sweet and friendly! The food was super fresh & tasty . We tried the chicken egg rolls, crab rangoon, sweat & sour chicken & the pho beef soup... all were amazing. You could tell the ingredients are quality. I highly recommend this place we will for sure be going back!

Came here recently, before heading to Crocker Park for a movie night with friends. The four of us decided we'd do the meal "family style" where we order a bunch of dishes and share them all. We arrived on the earlier side for dinner, so only a few tables occupied...which meant our service and meal arrival times were quick and efficient.As a table we settled on the following items: crab Rangoon, gyoza dumplings, BBQ spare ribs, hot-n-soup soup, general Tso's chicken, wor sue chicken and finally stir fry vegetables.Our server did a nice job of parsing out the dishes so it came in courses and nothing got cold in the process. He was also very attentive to beverage needs as he constantly kept our glasses full. The amount of plates ordered seemed just about right for four people, and we only took home a small portion that made for a nice lunch the next day. The only dish that was underwhelming was the stir fry vegetables, but everything else was spot on and delicious!Would definitely recommend and would return if in that area again.

Beef cho fun (dry) is very good and authentic. Comparable to restaurants in downtown Cleveland asiatown

Finally...I have passed Aristo Bistro many times, we finally ordered take out and decided to eat in. Glad we did. Growing up in what is now referred to Cleveland's Asia Town, Aristo Bistro is authentic, fresh and delicious. The owner, Anthony, a long time Cleveland restaurant owner made his way to the west side and I love it. Not to mention my favorite waiter, Alex, works there too. This time around I opted for comfort food, keeping it simple with egg drop soup, pan fried noodles and Mongolian tofu. Everything was delicious, full of flavor, and so fresh. They also offer beer and wine. I cannot wait to keep going back.

We dined in for dinner entrees. I had ordered the Hawaiian chicken.Unfortunately, I was disappointed with my entree. It was mostly very gross to me, large chewy pieces of bok choy with a very tiny amount of chicken. It was served with fried rice. (Bland in my opinion). $14.95I don't believe I'll be returning any time soon.There was only one server for the entire restaurant. There were two tables of 10 each and three other tables of families. She was friendly and welcoming but I felt for her. She was working so very hard as the older gentleman stood at the cash register.

I've eaten at Aristo twice now over the last years, and certainly feel it is deserving of 5 stars. The first time we ate here, we simply got some food to go. The guy at the host stand was super friendly, and helped me order while I wasn't too familiar with the menu. And the food we ordered was very fresh, tasty and not greasy, which was a welcome difference when compared to other Chinese restaurants. And then today, my family dined in. The staff was amazing, and they all came over to chat with us and especially to see our little guy who was also having a blast (his first taste of shrimp chips :). We'll certainly be back!

Never disappointed. Friendly people . Nice and affordable food . Looks like they are not in Uber or so . May be that's why the cost is not raging .

Fantastic food and exceptional service. We ordered two stir fry meals and one general Tso chicken entree. Food came very fast and was delicious. One from our party had a severe nut allergy and the waiter made several suggestions that were excellent and kept her safe. Food and service were superb.

So delicious! Don't pass up on the wonton soup. The broth is yummy. Today I got the Szechwan beef xtra spicy and fried rice. So good!

If you've never been to China, never eaten chinese food or even talked to a chinese person you may like this place.There were two old ladies speaking mandarin who were holding down the front of the house and the bar. I thought this was a good sign but I could not have been more wrong. I wonder if they're ashamed at how bad the food tastes. Even the fried rice was awful. How do you mess that up??