Showing posts with label Chinese. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chinese. Show all posts

Thursday, April 16, 2015

Tottie's Asian Fusion




A perfectly fine prototypical strip mall Asian eatery.  It does have a varied menu that allows the casual dinner to comfortably explore the safer dishes of the Pacific Rim.


The 'Must Try'- Panang Curry




Tottie's Asian Fusion on Urbanspoon

Saturday, January 17, 2015

Nee House



Your prototypical strip mall Chinese joint with the big exception that it also showcases some great Hong-Kong centric dishes available to the savvy diner. Generous portions, good lunch value, and spotty service.

The 'Must Try'- The Szchehuan Stirfried Scallops





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Tuesday, April 8, 2014

Desert Jade


We need to send a modern day Marco Polo back to the Orient because Chinese food in Phoenix is seriously lacking.  Like many we want dependable Chinese in the area and we want this to be the spot.  Most nights, however, we have to get the itch scratched with PeiWei.

The' Must Try'- Wor Wonton Soup


Wednesday, December 18, 2013

China King



Damn good Dim Sum.  Reason enough to give strip mall Chinese restaurants an honest shake. Finally another Chinese spot in the valley worth patronizing.

The 'Must Try'-  Shrimp Shu Mai

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Flo's



Flo's has lunch down to a science but their expansive menu will have you thinking more about their culinary art.  Tough to find a better and more efficient spot for lunch.

The 'Must Try'- The Pad Thai



Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Chino Bandido


A hearty meal for hearty people.  No frills setting but you will be pleasantly surprised at how well they meld some meaty Asian fare with some South of the Border garnishments.

The' Must Try'- Jade red, emerald chicken, jerk fried rice and Cuban black beans


Saturday, September 7, 2013

China Chili


In a town where Mexican joints outnumber their Chinese counterparts by like 50 to 1, you've got to find those rare oriental gems and keep them close.  China Chili wears the crown in the relatively uncrowded field of Chinese entrants.  A good Chinese meal to ensure that your palette gets the much needed diversity that it deserves.

The 'Must Try'- Honey Walnut Prawns