Chengdu

Horrible Customer Service when picking up Take Out Orders for other customers I went in recently, they wanted to look at my personal phone several times & invaded my personal space The company I drive for, It's not policy to show them your phone!!! We have to take pictures of what's being delivered during pick up and drop off......Very disappointing to experience this I don't know how you can talk down to a driver/ customer that supports your business& expect them to return to your establishment I will take my money elsewhere

This was our first time at Chengdu. It was recommended by a friend so our group of 6 visited recently. We were promptly seated at a round private booth near the front of the restaurant. It was comfortable and amazingly quiet. In fact, the entire restaurant was subdued in volume apparently due to very effective acoustic panels in the ceiling. The restaurant was mostly full yet it was not noisy. I wish I could say that for most restaurants but sadly I can't.It took us a while to peruse the extensive menu. When we were finally ready to order we had to flag our server down. Once orders were taken it took close to 20 minutes before our meals were served. The plates were nice and the servings were generous. I ordered for an appetizer, Hot & Sour Soup and Vegetable Rolls. For the Entree, Chicken with Mixed Vegetables ($12.95,) served with brown sauce and a side of white rice (fried rice is an option). Tiramisu for dessert. Everything was excellent. My soup was hot temperature wise and very tasty. I enjoyed the vegetable rolls as well. The chicken with mixed vegetables was large enough that I was able to share the plate with my wife. Lots of veggies with an appropriate amount of chicken and the brown sauce was just right. The side of white rice was great. The Tiramisu was nearly frozen and not at all what I would consider typical. It looked like Tiramisu but had whipped cream with a heavy drizzle of chocolate syrup over it. Not my favorite by a long shot.Table service started off OK but towards the middle and end of our meal, the server was absent. We sat for at least 10-15 minutes waiting for the bill and finally had to flag our server down again.Overall it was a great meal with a very nice and quiet ambience. We would definitely visit again. One of the better Chinese restaurants that we've visited in Tulsa.

Skip over this review if you only order American Chinese dishes.We've been looking to try this restaurant since moving to Tulsa and we were glad to enjoy their dishes! The restaurant is tastefully decorated. The koi lanterns and water features were nice.We heard that the dim sum menu was new. However, it did seem a bit overpriced, but it's not like Chengdu is competing with other dim sum places in the area (Mandarin Taste's dim sum = junk). We opt to try the shu mais anyway. However, they were just ok.We ordered the beef and tripe in chili oil. This was delicious in a generous portion! To the less adventurous eaters, this was spicy and very garlicky!Next was the dry pot cauliflower and wow, that was SO good! The pork belly in it melts in your mouth and the sauce that came with it was top notch. It was a tad bit pricey, but worth it.It took a while to get the Szechuan pork. Honestly, I think they get so many Americans ordering American Chinese food, that authentic dishes like this probably throw them out of the usual loop and so it took a while for them to make this dish for us, which was fine. This dish was VERY spicy, but also pretty good!Shoutout to Vicki for being a great waitress attending to us!Overall, Chengdu was a great find and I would encourage people to try their other authentic dishes. Orange chicken is not authentic, please get out of your comfort zone. Or don't - that's fine too.

This is top 3 Chinese restaurants for me in the Tulsa metro! Let's start with the food. It's kinda fancy for what it is. You can get some more run of the mill traditional dishes, or you can go all out here and get some dishes that are total eye candy and equally delicious. The ambiance is not the best, but it's welcoming. The last business was bright and vibrant and had southern fair. Not too many changes were made, but again it's comfortable but nothing to write home about. I've never had bad service here. My last trip in our server was incredibly attentive and friendly. We were checked on but not too much. There's a lot to be said for balance!! Overall, a top pick from me and I highly recommend!

Food is so good!Staff is great.Atmosphere is casual and open to all. Come for a date night or by yourself. This place won't disappoint.

Get together with the BFF's for lunch and decided on Cheng Du. We were all very pleased with the service and the food was delicious. We ordered edamame to start them onto entrees of special lo mein, orange chicken, general tso's, fried rice and white rice. All was delicious. Will definitely come again!

I do not come here enough! I really have enjoyed everything I've tried at ChengDu. The service is fast and the food is excellent. I honestly have really enjoyed every meal I've eaten here and feel like they provide good portion and the protein never feels skimped. I also enjoy that I feel like I can take anyone here-a client, friends, my child, date night, and it won't feel like we don't belong. It's a great neutral spot for any occasion if you've got Chinese and Thai food lovers.There is likely going to be a language barrier when ordering because these folks are all straight from Asia and learning English. If I'm going for an international dining meal, I love going to a restaurant and struggling with a language barrier to order. Some folks get mad, but for me, knowing that the person taking my order has a little barrier makes me know that the food is going to be delicious and authentic. Please don't let a little repeating yourself and need for annunciation put you in a bad headspace about this spot or any others that are serving new-to-you dishes. The staff are kind and friendly. I like that when the meal is over, they pack your to-go boxes for you.

Food: authentic Chinese dishes full of flavor and large variety of options. Served family style to share. Excited to dry the duck next time!!! Traditional dishes as well as your original favs bro like beef broccoli.Service: small challenge with language and understanding my questions, I would say limited English. I had questions on how some of the dishes were prepared and are they served cold or hot. Used google translate nicely.Calm chill ambiance, wasn't busy at all and nice water fountain feature in the front with a calming effect. Table was sticky and needed an extra cleaning. Server wasn't as attentive as needed once food delivered to table. Lots of food and bit costly in relation to portion size. But I would say it's fresh cooked to order, so little longer wait time. Delicious and definitely a regular. Large tables for big family dining.

Overall, I would say the experience was good, but I am just a picky eater. I was hoping the food would be spicier than it was, and although I expect the large amounts of oil, it still was a little too much. Also, the picture of the bamboo dish in the menu was much different from the real-life presentation; so much less and skinnier pieces of bamboo T^TNow for the good points:- shredded pork with bamboo shoots: despite having smaller pieces of bamboo, it tasted savory and had a good chewy but easy-to-eat texture. The bonsai tree decoration on the plate was cute, too.- beef with spicy tofu: the tofu was super silky but easily broke, and beef was cooked nicely. Spice level could've been a little hotter (but that's subjective and coming from someone with high spice tolerance haha).- spicy/numbing seafood stew (can't remember the name): it wasn't numbing lol. I liked that there was cabbage and beansprouts in the stew.- Each entree came with a bowl of rice (we just shared our entrees among the three of us)- Service was kind and asked if I wanted a water refill.

This is exactly the taste we were craving for and expecting, so glad we went here. Service was great!!! I forgot her name but she has very nice skin and with glasses, it made the experience even more pleasant. You can see the cooks in action through glass panels, that's not typical in Chinese restaurants we've been before. Ambience is casual. Highly recommend this place!