Spring Chinese Cuisine & Pho

Hi there again… I just checked in. Well as you see I had been to this establishment 3 times. It’s been good. But I am a bit turned off now and probably won’t be returning. On Unilocal they have a free wonton crispy redemption if you check in. So I did and showed it to the cashier while picking up my egg drop soup. He said they are no longer with Unilocal and they didn’t have that coupon. I just kinda looked at him. He then said its fine we will give you the crispy. My food came and no crispys so I said is this it. And he said oh can you get her a small bag of crispy? To the other employee.
Now I’m not saying I’m all obsessed over the crispys but I was a little disappointed at how they handled it. Such an awkward thing over little crispys. Well I got home and I’m eating my soup and found something weird floating in it. Ruined my appetite and ruined my appetite to eat here in the future.

The menu is composed of both Chinese food plates and Vietnamese plates with phở plates with different types of meats such as: chicken, beef and shrimp. For beverages, they had bubble tea and Thai tea.
In regards to the service, our waiter smelled.
We ordered two Thai teas and two phở soups with meat. The Thai tea was very good, had a strong honey taste but this was the only thing we enjoyed from our entire meal. The soup came with vegetables on the side such as jalapenos.
As for the soup, the taste was disgusting, the soup was very salty and had a very strong taste, the meat was tender but the noodles also were slimy. After eating the phở soup, you were left with a strong flavor in your mouth and after 20 minutes I still have that unpleasant strong flavor in my mouth. In addition, while I was eating my soup, there was a fly in my soup, I thought it had came from the vegetables but it was in the phở!
Overall, I will not return here, the taste of the food was very unpleasant and the fly in my food was a deal breaker.

Do yourself a favor and skip this place. The food is slimy, mushy, and the chicken is definitely NOT chicken.

REALLY BAD. I honestly-​really-​truly do not believe that what we were served in a Chicken Phở and Chicken Lo Mein was not a real cut of chicken. It was floppy, had a gelatinous texture, and had a decidedly weird look to it. NOT GOOD.

Excellent beef phở. Great on a rainy day. Great luch specials. Will be back to try other menu items

Fast and awesome Chinese. Love it. I love that they have all the sauces and dips at your table. Place is super clean and service is ultra fast.

This food is nasty and you have to wait for for 30 minutes I’m going to work right now starving because I ate at Spring

The absolute worst Chinese food I’ve ever had! Meat tasted like rubber, rice was bland, and the egg drop soup was just gross. Do not waste your money.

Simple Chinese/​Phở cuisine with exceptional taste. The dumplings were fantastic– I wanted to kiss the feet of the God whom crafted those lovely works of art.
The chicken in the lemon chicken was a quality cut breast meat and fresh!
The beef phở broth was de-​licious, very simple and perfect (esp after adding the basil, cilantro, sprouts, and lime).
Overall, we loved this place and will definitely be back to try some new dishes.

This was the closest Chinese food place i could find. i always pass by this place and wanted to try it. Exterior was good in nice but busy location. Interior was average Chinese restaurant. Not what it looks from outside. I liked their online website where you can order for delivery but you have to give your credit card info to place even a takeout, which is not cool, or may be not for me. I was in, and there was a person at the deck on a phone (tip to the manager, when you are is a service business, smile at you customers.) I can understand he might be taking to some one. But a simple smile, and a welcome gesture would have gone a long way. He did not even care to look at me. . Eventually after a min or 2, a lady came out and got me going, she was nice and smiling for her, i felt, ok i am welcomed here after all. I was back to my place. opened my food. And the egg drop soup was super salty. I had to trash it. The chicken fried rice. i might be over judging them but it felt they were short on chicken and mixed a few chicken pieces from the chicken with broccoli. Simply put, it felt the chicken was not meant for the fried rice. Super big, flat and thin slices of breast chicken. I ordered their spicy extra XXX. And it still tasted it could use some seasoning, not even close to spicy or mild. Over all i dont like it as much as i do to go to golden wok. But still this is just down the block and i might go back if i had no other option and was super hungry.

We went on a weekday at 5:00 and got two phở tais and a shrimp phở. The plate of veggies to add to the soup was plentiful and fresh and the soup was delicious. The broth was very dark and flavorful and the beef was very thinly sliced just the way I like it. I thought the portion size and price were fine. The shrimp phở came with 6 – 7 nice-​sized shrimp. I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 because it took about 20 minutes for us to get our soup even though there was only one other family in the restaurant. I’m used to waiting 5 – 10 minutes for a bowl of phở. Otherwise, the service was excellent.

I was looking for a different restaurant and we came here because this was the location of a previous business. It is a newly open Asian fusion. They have chinese and Vietnamese food. Very simple menu. Their selling attraction are the tapioca Boba drinks.
I ordered a regular mushroom chicken with lo mein. It was perfectly seasoned and tasted fresh. All the mushrooms were so good. I also had a side of cheese Rangoon which was pretty much the same as other places. The sweet and sour sauce tasted fresh and very tart.
My husband ordered a regular chicken and vegetables with fried rice & a side of egg drop soup. The egg drop soup was just like any other egg drop soup. The vegetables were perfectly cooked. (They were not soggy) The fried rice was good.
Our son ordered beef and meatball phở. It was delishhhhhh. The soup was seasoned well. They were accompanied by fresh herbs and bean sprouts.
They have free wifi, delivery with on a 4 mile radius.
Rating
1 star for service
1 star for food
1 star for facilities
1 star over all
I didn’t give the last star because parking was horrible. One way and full and fast driver coming out of mc donalds drive thru is dangerous for waking pedestrians who would like to walk across the parking for this extablishment.

What the fuck are all these good reviews for?
Seriously, I felt like I was in a cheap truck stop. The location is convenient but is super busy with cars in and out, as well as people. Seems most order delivery or take out from here. The service was slow, the interior is not comfortable in any way for a place you’d actually like to eat in. Only reason I went with two stars was the waiter (there was one for the whole place for ½ the time I was there) was nice. The menu is limited as hell.
I won’t be back. Bottom line, if you want phở there is better.

Came here for lunch for the first time. Very different from my previous dinner visits. I would give this place a 4 star rating for dinner etiquette and food. Their lunch etiquette is less than acceptable. It was not busy, I was not greeted, and it took 16 minutes for anyone to ask if I wanted to order, to which I declined as I was busy reviewing on Unilocal.I will come again for dinner, but may wait a few months before I try lunch here again. Sad, I like this place.
EDITED POST REVIEW:
Nick replied to my initial post within hours of posting. This is a reflection of his dedication and leadership skills. I’m confident that he will move foreword initiating new service protocol. As a simple «hi and welcome» would have inspired me to disregard some of the «slack» in customer service. Their food is delicious and I love having variety within my neighborhood. Valued this experience as a «1 star» but after owner/​manager diligence, reevaluate as «3 star» visit. Well played Nick. Very professional

Decided to give this restaurant another shot and we sure are glad we did! Everything we ordered was spectacular and piping hot! If they can keep this level of consistency we will definitely be ordering more often!

The quality here has been really hit or miss. I ordered takeout yesterday, and both entrees were overcooked, soggy, chewy. What a disappointment!
Friday night? There should be someone competent in the kitchen, so I don’t understand.
For $ 20 total (two entrees), the portion sizes are consistently too small.
I also have a strong dislike for the recent change to $ 40 minimum delivery fee.
Really, $ 40? If the nearby pizza places can deliver at a $ 20 minimum, what’s the problem?
Spring Chinese had a strong start when they opened, but if they think people are going to come back frequently for subpar food and ridiculous delivery minimums, they are sorely mistaken.
If I want consistently bad Chinese food, I’ll order from Full House Chinese Restaurant. The portion sizes are at least much bigger for what you’re paying.

I cannot be more grateful that this place opened up less then 5 minutes from my apartment! I’ve picked up food twice now and had it delivered once. They are speedy, professional, and the inside of the restaurant is modern and clean. The Phở is authentic! Coming from Seattle were Phở was as ubiquitous as Starbucks, I am very picky when it comes to this Vietnamese staple. Also like the fact that they have lo mein as well as rice for sides, and that you can choose the spiciness of your entrée. The only downside is that they are a bit pricey for a take out Chinese place; $ 8.50 for a bowl of Phở is about $ 2 more than some other places, but still reasonable.
Will definitely be returning here again and again!

This place has an ordinary menu combining some of the most popular Chinese dishes (orange chicken, broccoli beef, etc.) with some popular Vietnamese dishes (phở). That’s fine with me as long as the quality of the food meets expectations, however, that was not the case. I had a kung pao chicken with lomein. The lomein was bland and soggy, like someone just pulled it out of water. The kung pao chicken was mostly veggies with about 3 – 4 pieces of chicken. Normally, I would love more veggies, but neither that nor the chicken tasted good. I would much rather have gone to Panda Express which would have been at a lower cost.
Edit: After my initial review, the owner of the business sent me a message in an attempt to understand the poor review I submitted. He offered my money back and thanked me for my review. I do appreciate that management cares about the feedback they receive on Unilocal,so I will bump up my rating to ³⁄₅ (from ¹⁄₅). I am not sure if I would try them again, but I do appreciate the management team’s effort.

Nasty just nasty! I ordered the sesame chicken — it was more breading than chicken. The chicken was very fatty dark meat. All I could manage to eat was 2 pieces. The fried rice was bland and had no eggs. The spring rolls tasted like burnt oil. My husband had the Phở, and it made him sick. We won’t be back

Went here for a casual dinner. They have some good items on their menu. My server, Key, was amazing to explain which items where spicy (with the little red flame) and which items contained nuts (the like green symbol).
I was hesitant to order the orange chicken because I thought it might be too spicy… the server went to the kitchen and asked the chef if it could be made less spicy. She returned and said they could do it!!!
It was the BEST orange chicken I have ever had. It has a crispy crust, cooked well, but tender inside. The orange sauce was not too jelly and actually tasted fresh.
The Boba tea was made with fresh fruit — I tried the mango and it was great.
The price point was good and I left full. Will come here again!
Side note — they do take out and delivery, too.