Awesome 五餅二魚

Very friendly service!Had ordered Kong pao shrimp special for lunch $11.99Gave me free sweet tea!

FOOD: We came in tonight for the first time and were pleasantly surprise at how fresh and good everything was. I had the sesame chicken and my daughter had the honey walnut shrimp. The shrimp must have been a 16 count, they were huge! Both dishes came out quickly and hot. I would order them both again.ATMOSPHERE: This is set up as a great dining space with several large tables suitable for families.SERVICE: It looked like there was only one server & she was great. That is the only deduction. Waitstaff should always tell you their name so you don't have to yell "hey you"!TIPS: No alcohol and not sure if you can bring your own. Next time will try the desserts.

This place reminds me of the classic Chinese food restaurants my family would frequent in LA when I was a kid.Arrived about an hour before closing and there was one other couple there. Pleasant husband and wife couple who were very inviting and happy to serve!Ordered the Peking duck, delicious, and juicy. Skin was crispy. Restaurant was quiet.Husband and wife went out of their way to ensure I wasn't rushed and was able to enjoy a very pleasant meal.May not look like much from the outside, but trust me, it'd be worth a visit!

We were wanting some Chinese food and had heard about this place. We were immediately seated upon entering and provided menus and a booster for our toddler. We ordered salted fried rice, wonton noodles, black bean noodles, and spring rolls.The flavor was on point. The black bean noodles were slightly over salted but otherwise good. The spring rolls were the only miss flavor wise. Service was slightly slow. I wish they had refilled our cups without being prompted. I actually don't think they were overly busy or anything--they just didn't check.

Came on a Saturday night for dinner and we were seated immediately. We ended up ordering the salt and pepper tofu, beef crispy noodles and green beans. All the dishes came out super fast. My favorite would definitely have to be the salt and pepper tofu! It was seasoned well and extra crispy! The service was actually also surprisingly great! The servers came and refilled our waters multiple times and checked on us throughout our meal. They even gave us some slices of oranges at the end of our meal. Definitely recommend checking this place out!

To-go:-Hot & sour soup, veg/tofu soup: would get the veg soup again, the hot & sour was a little too thick for my taste-Salted fish & chicken tofu hot pot: not too heavy, would get it again-Half order of chicken scallion: very tender & moist & flavorful. This dish can be pretty dry at a lot of places, would definitely order again!-Combo fried rice: a bit more flavor would've been niceAll in all, a solid restaurant!

A great place for authentic Chinese and duck. They offer Peking duck in your choice of 1, 2, or 3 courses. And also offer roasted duck by half or whole.Service was fast and efficient. The owner came out and chatted with us. We came on a Sunday afternoon and no wait.I wish I took pictures but we were so hungry and dove right into the food. We ordered Beef Chow Fun, Crispy tofu (so light and crispy), Chinese broccoli, Peking duck (one course with buns and veggies), garlic eggplant, salt and pepper shrimp. Everything was excellent! Price for all that we ordered was only $130ish.

Decided to check this place out for lunch and was not disappointed. They were not busy and we were sat right away. There isn't a lot to say about the inside but it's nothing fancy; just traditional seating.The gentleman serving us was nice and friendly and was very sincere. He got our drinks right away and gave us time to look over the menu. I was there with a friend and we wanted some leftovers so we ordered the General Tso's Chicken, the Triple Roast plate, and the beef Lo mein. The General Tso was perfectly cooked and seasoned. I wish it was a bit more spicy but that's my fault for not asking for extra spicy. The triple roast was great. It came with Chicken, Duck, and Pork. The chicken came with this green sauce that was a blend of ginger and maybe lemongrass and it paired perfectly with the juicy chicken. The roasted pork was done to perfection and what you would expect. The duck was cooked to my liking but may be overdone for some. Lastly, the beef Lo mein was good but definitely only after adding some of the sauce from the General Tso's to it. It wasn't bad but we wanted more flavor. Overall, I will for sure be back to try more. Their lunch specials are only $10 (as of 3/2024) so makes it a reasonable place to get good Chinese food during the week.

BEST Peking Duck in DFW! New restaurant, GREAT food and service. Peking Duck is a complicated dish: drain the fat, crisp the skin, what-to-offer-as-wrappers veggies-to-smack-it up? Awesome Chinese Cuisine chef is both a cuisine chef and a baker. Glorious Peking Duck and my companions LOVED what-ever-they-ordered, bless their hearts. :D The room is lovely and the service was perfect. We will return and suggest you do also,

Truly great Cantonese, Very good service, Very nice, clean inside. Very suitable for large parties. I have held numerous large events here. I had only one complaint ever, but that guy complains about everything, and even he said his Peking Duck was amazing.