Restaurants that offer Shredded Pork With Bean Curd

King Szechuan Palace

➤ 83 Reservoir Ave, 07307, Jersey City, US, United States

Asian • Vegan • Chinese • Szechuan

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"My Bayonne Amigo and I headed to King Szechuan for our first time in search of a particular dish. At the King, it is known as Chong Quing Chicken, a delightful dish made from pieces of chicken fried in some kind of amazing seasoning, Szechuan peppercorns, chili peppers, scallions, and who knows what all else. We were greeted by the super friendly owners and given complimentary green tea to begin our meal. While the ambiance couldn't be mistaken for fine dining, it is more than made up for with the friendly service and outstanding food. If you're in the mood for what may be the best Szechuan food this side of Beijing, don't think twice! Head on over to dine with the King! Parking: Parking is available on the street but may be metered during the week and Saturdays."

Taipei Cafe

➤ 2609 S Halsted St, Chicago I-60608-5928, United States

Cafés • Asian • Lunch • Chinese

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"Only good for drinks!!! Teas!!Ordered the basil chicken entree in a hot dolsot $14.99, their spicy beef tendon noodle soup $15.99 and the oyster pancake $10.99. Two winter melon drinks $5 each. Everything came out to $57 for three dishes and two drinks.Came on Friday evening, it was busy but we were served quickly.The basil chicken was a 3/5, too many tiny bones I had to chew carefully to make sure I didn 't choke.It was annoying. It also did not come with any veggies just a few pieces of basil, I would have enjoyed a bok choy or maybe broccoli tossed in but no veg.If the bones don 't bother you then I 'd say give it a try, the flavor was okay, I did like the garlic and thinly sliced ginger it was savory, I give this dish a 3/5 but would not try again due to the bones.Their popular spicy beef tendon noodle soup was not that great. The beef was old it was not tender. I should have listened to one of the reviews that I read online that said that their beef is not tender and tastes old and rubbery. But I decided to give it a chance because the other reviews were positive.However, my beef was old and did not taste good. The broth with spicy but it had some kind of sour taste. I prefer yummy yummy noodle in Chinatown. They 're beef shank beef brisket are always tender and their broth is absolutely flavorful and costs less too. I would give the beef and tendon soup 2/5 do not recommend.The oyster pancake is similar to the pancakes you find in the frozen section of the Asian Mart. It was served with a very sweet sticky sauce on top. It tasted soggy and chewy overall and I think partly bc of all the sauce, maybe it should have been served on the side and also bc it was stuffed with ice berg lettuce which I disliked. I give it a 1/5, would not recommend.For the drinks I ordered the winter melon fruit lemon tea with ayiu which is like a jelly type boba. The drink tasted like a lemon citrus tea and the boba was soft and sweet. $5 for the regular size which is a great deal compared to Chinatown. We also ordered the winter melon mousse drink. It was served with a cheesy salty foam on top very tasty. Also $5 for regular size. I recommend these drinks.They have a large selection of teas. The regular is $5 and the large is $6.The regular size is a normal size you get in Chinatown but for $3 less. I will be returning to try their drinks.The red chairs that they have are extremely uncomfortable they 're made of this steel material and they dig into your thighs when you sit down. Unless you 're a child or a very small thighed person it 's very uncomfortable to sit in when eating.Overall this place was underwhelming, and I would not return for their food only to try their milk and fruit teas.Parking is very limited. Tiny lot."

Canaan Chinese Cuisine

➤ 2668 E Garvey Ave SCA 91791, West Covina, United States

Soup • Asian • Chinese • Seafood

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"I am amazed at the excellent service at this restaurant. There were just the right amount of people and our food was on the table within ten minutes of ordering...unbelievable. The dinner was fantastic and I have nothing to complain about. Normally, it takes a while for us to eat at restaurants, but we were finished by 8pm at this place. I highly recommend trying this clean, quiet restaurant with excellent service for a sumptuous dinner and a good place to chat."

Little China

➤ 2nd Loop Road, Florence, 29501, United States Of America

Soup • Cheese • Chinese • Chicken

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"I suggest trying this restaurant for a single meal here or there, as it may differ from what you're accustomed to. I highly recommend asking about how they prepare your favorite dishes before ordering, as it can help manage your expectations. Some of the items we tried were quite different from what we usually get at other Chinese restaurants, so it's wise to inquire beforehand. On the positive side, the restaurant uses fresh ingredients, and the staff member at the front desk was friendly and patient while we placed our order. They even called us to let us know when our food was ready. The restaurant was also clean, and we got our food to-go. Regarding the dishes we ordered: **The Okay:** - **Lo Mein:** The noodles were good, but the overall flavor was lacking. - **Chicken Wings:** We expected plain, deep-fried wings with soy sauce, but instead received battered wings. They tasted alright and were fresh, which is a plus. - **Egg Rolls:** The pork filling was good, but the outer shell was chewy and crunchy—too much wrapping before reaching the filling for our liking. Some might enjoy that texture, though. - **Beef Chop Suey:** This was acceptable but mostly bland. **The Good:** - Fried Dumplings - Beef Teriyaki Sticks - Boneless Spareribs - Fresh vegetable ingredients (a huge plus) **The Bad:** - The beef dishes were all soupy, while we anticipated a saucier consistency. It might be helpful for the restaurant to ask customers if they prefer it soupy or saucy. Additionally, asking if you want carrots and baby corn could be considerate, as some people may not enjoy them. - There was no homemade sweet and sour sauce with our meals, which was a disappointment. Instead, we received single packets of duck sauce that tasted off. - I requested extra ginger sauce, which was notably the best sauce from the dumplings, but it didn't come. - **Szechuan Beef:** This dish was bland, not spicy, and included shredded beef instead of sliced. I was really let down, especially since it was supposed to be my main meal. - **Beef Mushroom:** Again, this was very brothy and had more of a soup-like quality than sauce. While I appreciated the abundance of vegetables, the family member who specifically ordered it did not. In conclusion, we spent a significant amount here and received a generous number of fortune cookies, which was nice. However, we had hoped for rolls with our dinners and instead got a lot of white rice, which is perfectly fine. Unfortunately, most of the dinner items, particularly the beef dishes, were big misses, leaving us disappointed."

Grain House

➤ 929 Amsterdam Ave, New York, NY 10025, City of New York, United States

Soup • Lunch • Catering • Noodles

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"The food quality has gone down here. Standard dishes like mapo tofu should always be good, but now it is a dish without the signature mala flavor and with meager amounts of pork (I had to look really hard to find some). The sauce was very goopy and did not seem authentic. Weird color also. Overall I regretted ordering that, which is one of my favorite dishes. The twice cooked pork is a much better option. Flavor is better, portion could be a bit more generous. I'm ok with places like this not getting dishes like general Tso's chicken correct, but when you are flubbing mapo tofu it really falls into question the authenticity of your food. I would say that the mapo tofu at Szechuan kitchen a couple blocks away is much better. They also have better portions and prices. After this experience I will likely not return unless desperate."

China Station

➤ 80 Senter Rd. San Jose, CA 95111, San Andreas, United States

Soup • Asian • Lunch • Chinese

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"I've been ordering delivery from China Station since moving to the area. Every now and then, you just get in the mood for some good Chinese food, and China Station's food satisfies the craving. One of the first times I ordered, it was before COVID, and I was surprised (pleasantly when the gentleman delivering walked into my kitchen and unpacked the food for me, setting it all up on the counter while engaging me in friendly banter. It was so sweet and such a nice service! And the man was SO delightful. Since COVID, the food is delivered to your door and handed to you. But everyone I've met through delivery is kind and very friendly. As are the people who answer the phone at the restaurant. And the food is good. We usually get the Cantonese dinner, but I can never forego getting honey-walnut shrimp and tomato-beef chow mein (which isn't technically on the menu, but they've never denied my order, which I appreciate--and, boy, is it fabulous! . Since we always get too much food, the leftovers last us for several days, which is excellent because then I don't have to think about cooking for X number of days! Anyhow, the picture I took shows a small sampling of the Cantonese meal, plus the tomato-beef chow mein and honey-walnut prawns. (The Cantonese dinner includes soup, chow mein, fried rice, sweet-and-sour pork, and two eggrolls. Oh, and, of course, fortune cookies! So, on the plate, starting at 12, are the prawns (no walnuts made it onto the plate, but I promise they did come with them . At 3 would be the chow mein. At 6, tomato-beef chow mein. At 9, sweet-and-sour pork. At 11, fried rice. In the center, the eggrolls. Above the plate, the soup with a fortune cookie on top. (I didn't want the soup, so it'll make an excellent light dinner tomorrow. To the right of the plate, the sauce for the sweet-and-sour for the eggrolls. Bottom line: I HIGHLY recommend the food at China Station."

Carma East

➤ 507 E 6th St, 10009, New York, United States

Soup • Tacos • Drinks • Dim Sum

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"Awful service. Several tables were waiting on 1 waiter that wasn't very attentive. Need to hire a bartender and a few waiters as we had to wait a while to have our table cleaned, to order drinks/dinner and to get our check at the end of the evening. The food and ambiance are too great to be diluted by poor service."

China Harbor

➤ 2040 Westlake Ave N Ste 201 Seattle, WA 98109-2768, United States

Asian • Venues • Chinese • Seafood

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"The newly remodeled 3rd floor with the hard wood floor and chandeliers were a great addition. The place was roomy, clean, and loved the high ceilings. We had 5 servers for about 20 tables which was good and food came out in a timely manner. Really like the fact that they served each of our plates at the main stage table. Food was really good too! Been here in the past for previous weddings but this time, the food was really good! My favorite was the deep fried shrimp and crab claw. We had a great time! Thank you so much for making our wedding reception a huge success! Everyone had a great time! Would definitely recommend for future weddings!"

Mandarin House Chinese

➤ 10393 West Pleasant Valley Road, Cleveland, OH 44130, United States

Soup • Asian • Chinese • Chicken

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"We ordered hot tea and soda to drink, and began with some pot stickers ($5.95) and two egg drop soups ($1.75 each). Our drinks arrived quickly, followed by the soups accompanied by shrimp chips, which was a nice touch. The pot stickers were delicious—thick dumplings filled with meat and served with a tangy vinegar dipping sauce. For our main course, we chose Wor Sue Gai ($7.25), which included crispy fried chicken breast strips and Chinese vegetables, and Sizzling steak and shrimp ($10.25). Both meals were served with white rice and were very tasty. I overheard the gentleman at the counter mention that they had been in business for 20 years. If we weren't just visiting, I would definitely make this a regular spot."

Great Wall

➤ 162 High St Morgantown, WV 26505-5423, United States

Soup • Pizza • Cheese • Chinese

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"We moved to Morgantown from Portland, OR area where we have an amazing go-to Chinese restaurant. Great The Wall surpassed our expectations and will be from this point to our place. Each one of us ordered something different and we were all very happy with everything. The standouts were the Egg Rolls, Steamed Dumplings and Cheese Wantons. I ordered the Sesam chicken combination; it was by far the best I had ever eaten, including the steamed broccoli garnish and Pork Fried Rice. Although the food was amazing, the highlight of the evening was the amazing service. The staff was extremely helpful and funny. Please don't let bad reviews pass this local jewel!"

Spicy Empire

➤ 105 W 25th Ave, 94403, San Mateo, United States

Soup • Asian • Chinese • American

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"My favorite place to eat in San Mateo, full stop. Outstanding and very well priced Sichuan food thats authentic enough to always be interesting but also be approachable for a more those used to a more western style of Chinese food. The cumin lamb is a must try. Really flavorful broccoli beef. All of the dozen of other dishes I've tried here over multiple visits were also outstanding so you really can't go wrong. Great service who really knows the menu and are always happy to give recommendations. Come here. It's absurd that this place isn't ever full, so capitalize on that for your benefit!"

Dumpling Gogo (amsterdam Ave)

➤ 929 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, United States Of America, Broad Channel

Soup • Meat • Chicken • Dumpling

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"If you're not feeling well, their Pork Soup Dumplings (6 pcs) and Small Wonton Soup will definitely lift your spirits. When I was a kid, my dad would always order wonton soup for me whenever I was sick—it was my version of chicken noodle soup. Even as an adult, it's still my comfort food. I also added the soup dumplings to my order. However, the Roast Pork Buns (3 pcs) were a bit on the dry side; they had only a small amount of pork filling, making them more bun than meat. But the other dishes made up for it."