Restaurant Overall Stats

Fairly average in most ways, good simple flavor, pork was a tiny bit chewy but that happens w/ pork. Being cut into thin strips helped. - Fritz (Austin, Texas)

Not a lot of pizazz on this one, simple subtle flavors, BUT the beef was tender, moist, & generally excellent. No gristle, just melts in your mouth. - Fritz (Austin, Texas)

Tender beef, shredded, battered, fried & tossed in that Orange sauce - dang! So sweet & tangy, rich & satisfying. Only issue is we needed 2x orders for the table! - Fritz (Austin, Texas)

No bad, but also not terribly remarkable. A safe dish for some but there are far more adventurous/exciting dishes here. Spicy, sweet, tangy, good chicken. - Fritz (Austin, Texas)

Staff recommended. A dry pile of assorted bits, no sauce at all. Really great flavor, couldn't stop eating. Beware the peppers but all else great over rice or by itself. - Fritz (Austin, Texas)

Crunchy thick breading, absolutely coated in Red Pepper flakes. Spicy for sure but also rich & flavorful, good shrimp, enjoyed by all! Nix the cilantro! - Fritz (Austin, Texas)

Shrimp were fresh, candied walnuts good, sauce as it should be. Wasn't a fan of the bed of veggies but not terrible. Ho Ho's is still dish champ for me. - Fritz (Austin, Texas)

BEST tofu dish anywhere! Battered & fried to crispy perfection & whatever spices/seasoning they use are just amazing. Salty & rich, crunchy. Don't like tofu? You'll like this! - Fritz (Austin, Texas)

GREAT! Always order this. Fresh green beans w/ all the great chopped onions/garlic-y bits. Always surprises ppl how good they are. - Fritz (Austin, Texas)

Tender eggplant in that sweet, tangy, sour, spicy sauce is always a crowd-pleaser even if you don't like eggplant. Pork does add a little extra richness but doesn't need it. - Fritz (Austin, Texas)