Red Bowl

I come here for lunch.
A little expensive but worth it.
I order fried rice, it’s really delicious and «Chinese style».
Waiter is nice. And they just open, not too many people during lunch. It’s a good place to enjoy your meal.
Highly recommended.
Five star.

It was a good lunch place. Food was tasty, not over priced. Service was fast. I’d defiantly dine there again.

Not real Chinese style. Too sweet taste of beef. No good taste of steamed vegetables.

Our family are very like the style of the restaurant and taste. Their service we are also very satisfied

Not the best Chinese food I have had bit far from the worst. There was a small language barrier. We orders online and when we went to pick it up, there was some confusion. It appears that try are still getting used to their computer system as it was giving a little trouble. The place looks nice. I’m recall it being an Italian restaurant previously. It’s very open and bright which is good. I ordered the Sweet and Sour Chicken and he got General Taos Chicken. The rice was interesting to say the least. It was like steamed rice with a hint of soy sauce and barely any vegetables like you expect in fried rice. My chicken was fine and the sauce was fine. His was not spicy at all which was sad because this is a spicy dish. We also ordered hot and sour soup that was mostly oil. It was thick, had mushrooms in it which was new to me and was so oily, the soup was separating. All you tasted was oil. We tried it because it was closer than the place we usually go and the reviews were nice. We probably won’t go back.

I really wanted to like this place since it’s so close to my house. First, they don’t serve alcohol, so that’s a bit of an issue, but with great food I can overlook that. So, we started off with the steamed veggie dumplings. Before shoving one in my mouth, I decided to investigate the insides, since I don’t eat meat. I saw an unidentifiable meat-​like substance inside so I asked my carnivore husband to be the guinea pig and eat one. He did and said it was definitely meat. I brought this to the servers attention so she went into the kitchen and decided that it would be a good idea to bring out the frozen bag labeled «vegetable dumplings». Face palm. Note to servers: it’s not a good idea to bring out a frozen bag of anything when trying to explain something to your customers. So, not only did the dumplings have meat in them, they were frozen. Yummy!!! I digress… I didn’t want to argue with the server (there was a language barrier), so the husband ate them and I didn’t. For my entrée, I ordered the veggie chow fun, which was ok. The noodles were pad thai noodles, not the thicker chow fun noodles, but they were ok. Definitely not bad, but not very flavorful. The veggies were well prepared and seemed fresh, but since the apps were frozen, I’m skeptical. I can’t remember what the husband got but he seemed to enjoy it. So, in summary: strike 1 — no booze, strike 2 — served me meat, strike 3 — served me frozen food. Hopefully they straighten themselves out.

I had a terrible experience I place a to go order and was told it would take 30 minutes no problem it’s Friday night I get it. 30 minutes go by then 40 then 50 minutes at this point the girl tells me my entire order was mixed into other people’s orders and needs to be redone and will take another 35 minutes. I cancel the order and walked out I will never go there again

Had lunch here with my wife and son this week. Initially, there was A bit of a communication issue with the order, but everything got worked out correctly and we got what we ordered. Our food was pretty good, if not a tad less spicy than I’d prefer. I had kung pao chicken and my son had general tso’s chicken. Thankfully, the general tso’s was not just blobs of breading around minuscule pieces of chicken which seems to be too common for that dish. My wife had Szechwan shrimp which was probably the best of the bunch.

My wife and I stopped for dinner this evening. Service was pretty good. A little broken English, but the waitress got the order correct and was very polite. I had the crab rangoon… delicious! !! Crispy and very flavorful! I also had the sesame chicken with white rice.. the portions are huge! You’ll have enough for lunch the next day! This place is prefect for the area! ! They also have a great website and have gluten free opinions.

Went for the first time today. Very nice new restaurant to have in the neighborhood. My family will definitely return. Simple Chinese dishes as expected but they even have some thai-​inspired dishes. I had a red curry which was great. Red Bowl is vegetarian friendly and the wait staff was able to accommodate by switching a dish that was only listed with meat to veggies and tofu.

We ordered takeout from Red Bowl last night. Everything was delicious! I had Sesame Chicken and Pork Dumplings. Very fresh, very flavorful, we are so happy to find a new place for great Asian food. Can’t wait to eat here again!

Over the years many restaurants have come and gone and occupied this low visibility storefront. I have a feeling that Red Bowl has what it takes to survive at this address for a long time. We visited Red Bowl on New Years Day for lunch. It was obvious that the staff was excited and met us at the door with a smile. The Chinese and Thai menu offered a variety of dishes for everyone. My picky girls did not have a problem finding something that they liked. The three types of soup and egg rolls that we ordered we very good. The wonton soup was somewhat watered down, but was not not flavorless. The egg rolls were crunchy and average. Our entrees were dinner size and well above average. The dishes had crisp veggies and solid flavor. No Birdseye thawed veggies here! As we ate, three heads peeked out from behind the kitchen wall pass through waiting for a reaction as we ate. I gave them a thumbs up and got back three smiles. The bill came to $ 42. Not bad at all for a party a four with appetizers. If you want a quality and affordable Chinese sit down restaurant, Red Bowl is worth visiting.