First Chinese Bbq - Arlington

The service was decent, likely because we arrived after the food rush. There wasn't much in the way of pork, fried duck, or BBQ pork, so we tried a little bit of everything. The fish was good, but since it was at market price, it ended up being quite expensive. The sweet and sour dish was just okay.

We had a party of 8 and we ordered beef flat noodle, seafood flat noodle, crispy noodle with bbq pork and wonton noodle soup with duck bbq pork. are large (family style) and everything was delicious! our waitress took care of us and eating came out quickly. it's just cash, so be prepared. there are several signs say cash only in front of the cash.

Not all restaurants offer the same experience. While both the Richardson and Garland locations are excellent, the Arlington shop served medium-rare black barbecue and combination fried rice that were completely lacking in flavor. Despite my experience, the restaurant was bustling with many satisfied customers, so perhaps my luck with food just wasn't on my side that day. Later that same day, we encountered winds of 60 mph.

I've been eating in this restaurant for over 27 years and the resistance that kept me back. eating is always great, but the service needs some improvement. the rest is a completely different story and not talking about it, or I'll get rid of my appetit. I gave a five stars because of the resistance to all their beings. Thank you, chef!

I am generally not a Chinese food fan but I did enjoy the food. We were with our best friends and the food was brought out family style. Sweet sour pork, chicken fried rice with shrimp, beef noodles and cashew chicken were the main courses accompanied by rice baby bokchoy. None of it spices and all of it delicious. With the large portions both couples took some home.