Haos Asian Cuisine

This is the best little restaurant! Their food is fantastic. They are friendly and fast at bringing your food. I would highly recommend them to everyone. You just have to go check them out!

I’ve ordered take out here a few times. Can’t really say I’m a fan. It’s your typical, greasy, run of the mill Chinese food. Nothing to write home about. They do have a large selection of items, and reasonable specials.

The fact is we don’t really appreciate American Chinese food. It’s all really sweet. I thought I’d try something besides our usual Thai take out. What I loved was the easy online ordering through the Unilocal app. Let me recommend not getting the beef egg drop soup. The egg drop soup part was fine but the generous slices of beef were old and slimey. Singapore noodles were ok.

Delicious food. It’s unpretentious, sparsely decorated, but the food is good and most dishes have generous portions. Our group of six got wonton and chicken & rice soup. Both had well seasoned broth. For main dishes we had Korean beef on hot plate, shrimp and walnuts, boneless chicken, General Tso’s chicken and Korean short ribs. The only dissapointing dish was the boneless chicken. We wil return.

This place is fantastic. As another posted mentioned, the plaza is not so lovely. They would make a killing in a better area. The menu is huge and after eating there several times, the consensus is that it is awesome

Was okay, first time ordering from here… Delivery was quick, and so glad it had online ordering! We ordered the krab rangoon (good but tasted slightly stale), Thai Teriyaki Beef with Peanut Sauce (NOT good-​tasted old, no teriyaki flavor) House fried rice (was okay, needed more flavor), Sesame Chicken (was very good) We will probably try again, hopefully it will all be as good as the chicken was…

We came in based in the great reviews. There were 3 other tables seated at the time and we saw 4 ladies working. After being seated and given water no one ever came back to take our order although they looked at our table numerous times. After 20 minutes we left. Hard to review the food if you can’t order. Boo. Bad customer service.

The Miso soup, and the General Tso’s chicken were not good at all, I wouldn’t recommend either of them. The steamed pork dumplings were good, I would get them again.

I’ve had the beef stone bowl twice now and it is wonderful! Now, clean up/​spruce up the restrooms and fix the flickering light in the men’s room (it’s creepy) and decorate just a bit more in the dining room and you’ll have a 5-​star from me. Also, get some new booth seats, they are worn out (sinking in) and uncomfortable. But that won’t stop me from getting take-​out and also eating in for that beef stone bowl. Tasty!

Thank you Unilocalers for leading me to this barren mall wherein resides the eatery that serves some very good food.
It was explained by the charming hostess that the kitchen has three chefs: Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai, thus the pan-​Asian label.
After four visitts, my fav dish is the piquant, crunchy salt and pepper shrimp [appropriately served with the shell on]. The execution of this dish is among the best I’ve had from LA to NYC. The superb won ton soup is anything but a cliché. Also very much impressed by the Korean pottery bowl with seafood.
Good news: the menu has tons of photos of the dishes, which can definitely help the decision making.
Beer and wine is available.
Go! You will not be sorry.

So I the first time I ordered from here I got the beef stone bowl. It was pretty good, the rice smelled a little strange but then I realized there was seaweed in it and the edges were a bit crispy I presume because of the hot bowl. Overall it was good enough that I ordered from them again this time I got the Singapore noodles and krab rangoons. I wasn’t pleased with either of them. The krab rangoons had an obnoxious fish/​onion smell beyond what you would normally expect from a krab rangoon but they did give a generous amount, I think 8. The Singapore Noodles were not horrible but not that good especially considering I normally love curry anything. I think I would order from them again at least one more time just because I thought the 1^st experience was pretty good and maybe I just had bad luck the 2^nd time.

Absolutely hands down the best Chinese– Asian cuisine in the area. I read the reviews and decided to try the place, was a little turned off by the run down plaza and the outside looks. Let me tell you, I was wrong.
I had the General tso chicken, which is my «tester» order for new places, and it was the best I’ve ever had. The egg roll was light and crispy, with big flavor inside.
The hot and sour soup was to die for. I have tried just about every hot and sour soup to be found in the boynton-​lake worth area, and this was by far the best. It was sour and peppery with an acidic burn, only while on the tongue. Hot and sour soup fans, you know the burn I’m talking about. Absolutely a must try.
My coworker got the Pad Thai, and gave me some to sample for the review. It was good. Probably not the best I’ve had, but it was more than passable. Had a very slight fishy taste, but I think that was because he ordered the shrimp instead of the chicken.
Will I be back? Yes. This is my new go-​to for Asian cuisine in the area. Give them a shot– you won’t be disappointed.

The absolute best! Real made fresh food! The general tso chicken was real! Not the purveyor style I get everywhere else! A+ haven’t had food this good since Chinatown in NYC in the 70’s. I have been back 5 times for take out, and each time there was NO disappointment whatsoever! Big portions of fresh Asian food. The best I’ve had in ages!

Awesome and authentic food. I’ve lived in Korea and have had both authentic Korean and Chinese food (I lived with Chinese people who cooked ma po tofu and other authentic Chinese cuisine for me on a regular basis. The Korean noddles with meat sauce, wonton soup, ma po tofu, boba, and Korean beef are all excellent. Prices are reasonable and the staff are very quick and friendly. I’ve eaten in the restaurant and ordered from them now over 4 time.
I defiantly suggest this place

Honey garlic chicken is delicious! The egg drop soup is very good. The egg rolls were not that good but other than that I was satisfied:)

Ordered the lumpia rolls, beef stone bowl and Singapore noodles. Everything was delicious as always. Great food but establishment still smells like an old cigarette mill. But the food is so good that it’s worth going to. A must try if you are in the area!

Love coming here! The food is authentic. Their Korean BBQ short ribs are great. Not the best I’ve had but it will satisfy the craving. Their Phở is a little salty for me. But I enjoy their noodle soups the best. Try the Spicy Korean Seafood Noodle Soup!

Authentic! Located in a run down shopping plaza off Forest Hill Blvd with minimal signage; every bone in your body will tell you to turn around as various characters stumble out of The Red Parrot restaurant next door and regulars look you up and down, ignore this instinct!!! The food was amazing, the staff genuine and kind, and prices are wicked low. The ambiance is terrible, but, for that hit the beach and prepare to at least triple your bill.
Appetizer (Lumpia), three entrees (baked rice in bamboo, 2x bun bo hue), hot tea for the table, mango lychee freeze, and Thai iced coffee all for under $ 50.
The dining room was full of various Asian families. You could hear Korean, Mandarin, and various other dialects all clanging together and families greeted each other warmly to prepare for their evening meal.
The Catch — English is not the staff’s strong suit. When I asked for my soup to be boxed up they just added a to-​go soup order on. Fine by me for the price!
Tips:
* Do not stay to eat in the dining room if you are in a hurry, take out instead. This is a traditional, family style dinner experience place. Plus, the dining room is minimally staffed.
* Arrive early for dinner (before 6 pm) for best service.
* Vietnamese coffee takes at least 20 minutes to prepare.
* When you order a freeze (the more traditional families order it with their meal instead of after) you must request «tapioca» to be put into it if you want it boba style. Otherwise, it comes out as a smoothie.

Ok, I will have to admit that you would never find me near this hole in the wall Restaraunt in a broken down shopping center, if it weren’t for all the amazing reviews in Unilocal.
It was a musty looking place, nothing to write home about. You are not going to get GREAT or friendly service here… not happening. But the are polite and get you your food.
Speaking of food… IT WAS AMAZING. We had Szechuan Dumplings and Salt and Pepper Squid to start. Amazing. Squid super tender and dumplings were an explosion of flavor.
I order the Soft Crab curry stone rice bowl. Excellent flavor although the curry sauce kind of ruins the texture I like of Soft Shell Crab. The bowl came sizzling and what was cool was that the rice against the bowl kept baking, so it got crispy brown. YUM.
I WILL DEFINITELY BE BACK HERE.

I told my first I would never order from this place again but I was in a very giving mood and felt like giving them a second chance.
Well I had no choice, I was hungry and nothing near by to order from so I said what the hell let me try again. you know places always have a hit or miss days …
I don’t know what it was I think they heard me giving them a second chance because my god, what I got this time what nothing but greatness !
I was able to order pay and tip all online using Unilocal and EAT24, which was very helpful.
Even tho they took a little longer it was okay… once I got my food it was amazing I had order the same thing before but this time it was different. The general tso chicken was spicy and sweet and a lot too … I had left overs and the chicken wings were crunchy and juicy …

All I kept saying was «wow this is soo good» !! I swear I think they have spys or just heard my bitching from my last review because everything I didn’t like before they switch and changed it. Good job guys !