Ho Wah Chinese Restaurant

Absolutely the worst Chinese I’ve ever had. Their fried rice only contained onion. I got the moo goo gai pan. This was a blend of a few snow peas, mushrooms and a lot of water chestnuts. The chicken was tough and dry. The crab rangoon was folded like an envelope and filled with cream cheese. The one star they get is for their tea, tasted like jasmine. They did have quite a few customers. Guess they have no clue as to what Chinese food should have in it. Definitely would not recommend this place for purchase of Chinese food.

Edible, but not great. I ordered Hunan Shrimp. This is not a menu item, but they said that they could make it for an extra charge of $ 1 for substituting shrimp for chicken. No problem. I was totally fine with that. Flavor was good. Spicy, as it should be. However, there was very little shrimp and they were tiny. There was an abundance of sliced, firm carrots and baby corn with two large scoops of fried rice. The rice was good. The meal also came with two crab Rangoon and an eggroll, which were decent enough. I also ordered egg drop soup. The egg drop soup from this restaurant has mushrooms, peas and a few other things. I’m not used to that. I actually prefer the plain soup.
I wouldn’t eat here again if I lived in this town. However, like I said– it wasn’t awful– just not my preference and what I’m used to from my hometown Chinese restaurant.

I’ve got three words to describe this place: «Icky Poo Poo». I know it’s pretty popular with lots of the locals but there is SO much salt and the noodles are so… squishy. Granted, I’m an al dente girl all the way but these noodles were seriously squishy. The cabbage in the egg rolls tasted like they’d been marinated in bleach and then flavored with water (if you can imagine that). Not to mention the grease bubbles that exploded all over my face from one bite. I honestly think my chin started breaking out into blemishes from all the grease. Not to be a totally biased Asian but Mom’s cooking was a billion times better. I really don’t think I’ll ever eat here again. Ever.