FuFu Café

This is a late night staple for us. Considering their hours, we always come here when we’re having an extra late night dinner. Food has been slightly inconsistent over the years, but delicious nonetheless. If you’re dining at a normal time, there are other better options in the area at similar price points. But for late night dining, nothing I’ve found thus far comes close.

This restaurant is spacious and has a great atmosphere, perfect for both formal dinners and spontaneous visits. The decor is modern and relaxing, making it a great place to unwind. They also offer a large private room, which is ideal for special occasions or group gatherings. As for the food, we enjoyed a variety of dishes, including Hot Spicy Chicken, Sizzling Beef with Black Pepper, Sizzling Beef Short Rib, and Pan-Fried Pork Buns. Initially, We were concerned the Hot and Spicy chicken was just Kung Pao chicken rebranded but the server assured us it was a separate dish. Also, I somehow ended up with a fork…thanksfully I was provided with a fresh bamboo chopsticks before the meal was brought out! Overall, a great experience with delicious food.

The restauarant atmosphere was modern, warm and welcoming. We were disappointed that we were seated and given forks but they made up for it with the delicious food. We ordered Pan Fried Pork Buns, Sizzling Beef Short Ribs, Sizzling Pepper Beef, and Hot Spicy Chicken. All four of the dishes were delightful. Most restaurants will have at least one of the four that are just OK but Fu Fu Restauarant hit the spot with all four dishes. The experience was excellent and we will be returning. P.s. They did bring us chopsticks upon request 😉

Don’t order this dish Steamed shrimp with garlic sauce! This does not worth $18.99. Shrimps were finger size. And any clam dishes, clams had a smell and they are not fresh!

My family and I love coming to this place, and we always bring our friends here too. Everything is always delicious and fresh. We usually order the dumplings, the general Tso’s chicken, hot spicy chicken, pork with green beans. Plates are family style. Please visit fufu! UPDATE… New location is very nice, atmosphere is clean and tidy and much more spacious. Chinese broccoli beef and green beans with pork were still the same great quality if not even better. Wishing great success for this new location!

I'm pretty basic when it comes to Chinese food, this was the best I've had so far. Service was great, super friendly, very on point. Atmosphere was cozy. The orange peel beef was insane. Will be returning.

Favorite restaurant in Chinatown! The ladies remember us every time we come in because we only come in a few times a year but order a bunch to go home. Love this place so much and we take everyone that visits us here. All the vegetable dishes are fantastic, excellent sauces, Peking duck is *chef’s kiss* mussels and clams are amazing, I always ask for no spice.

The food here is average. The portion of the food is big, but the tables are really small. After three dishes, the table would be space less. It's pretty busy here. Which waitress would ignore you from time to time. Overall, their noodles and portage would be a better choice than ordering their dishes. If you don't know what to eat while you are passing by, you can give it a try.

I'm not sure why it says it closed? But their new address is 11810 Bellaire Blvd A, Houston, TX 77072. I've been going to FuFu Cafe for a decade now, and I truly cannot recommend this place enough if you're craving delicious, family-style food. It's consistently one of my go-to spots, and for good reason. The service is always spectacular--attentive, kind, and welcoming. As for the food, it never disappoints. My usual order includes the hot spicy chicken, shrimp fried rice, green onion pancakes, and black pepper beef--all incredibly flavorful and satisfying.

I'm not sure why it's permanently closed but I thought they were literally just open a few weeks ago. I walked by and there were plenty of patrons eating. This is a staple in this shopping center in Bellaire for Chinese food. We love the honey walnut shrimp and the beef short ribs. It was all so good and we had plenty of leftovers to take home. Last time we went either it was just really really hot or the A/C was completely broken but it was still bearable. The door kept getting stuck open and letting heat in but most people were courteous on closing it back.

I wasn't sure what to make of this place, or if even reviewing it would be fair, given that it seemed to still be under construction in the front when we came through. It looked like they were working out an area that might be a bar/lounge combination, with the main dim sum restaurant in the back. We were seated in a corner in a spacious room that held about 60 tables. The waiter came by with the menu and we proceeded to order some of our favorite dim sum dishes. The turnip cake came out slightly greasy and much more soggy than we'd ever had before; easily one of the worst takes on turnip cake that I've had. The other dishes, though, we solid. The steamed BBQ pork buns were on point, and the sticky rice in lotus leaf was some of the best I've had around town. Those three dishes filled us up so much that we ended up calling it a lunch without ordering anything else. Naturally, that made it one of the cheaper dim sum experiences we've had, even though their menu prices are pretty much on par with other locations. They still have some work to do on service, the front of the restaurant, and the parking lot, which is filled with potholes and makes me wonder if I'm going to lose a tire when I drive through it. If those are my biggest problems, I'll definitely be coming back here!

So long, FuFu Cafe and FuFu Restaurant. As of November 15, 2024, these 2 locations closed their doors after 19 years in operation. Their new home is at FuFu Dim Sum & Hot Pot on the other side of Beltway. I am very sad that there is no more late-night dining out at Dun Huang Plaza. I found this out when I stopped by for a late*night snack. A long-time waitress told me. She was telling everyone who walked in that night. My final meal here was the Chinese Beef Stew Noodles Soup. Because the new location opens till 10 pm, not 2 am. This would be my final meal at the FuFu. Because I don't care for the new restaurant in Alief area. It's depressing enough to get bad service.

Very busy when we went. We waited very long for our food - our party was too large to be seated altogether so we were split up. But despite ordering all at the same time our food came out 30-40 min later. Food overall was tasty but salty.

Came to fufu's for Father's Day lunch, and it wasn't terribly busy, so we were able to be seated as soon as we walked in. The interior was surprisingly really nice. The food took a while to come out though, minimum 25 minutes. We ordered 5 dishes, and the favorites of the table were definitely the dumplings and tofu. The dumplings were thick, and they tasted amazing with the chili oil!!! I forgot there wasn't any meat in there, just mushrooms and veggies. The tofu was seasoned just right. The Buddha's delight and pan fried noodles were loaded with toppings and smothered in sauce. The noodles softened a bit too much, but they were still good. The eggplants were okay. The last time we had them for takeout, they were the best in terms of texture and seasoning- soft to the point where they melted in your mouth + a sweet and savory sauce. This time around, they tasted kind of bland and weren't as soft. Service was aightttt! Seemed to be short staffed. Parking in the plaza is limited, but we were able to cop a spot near the restaurant. They're doing construction in Bellaire so it's a lil chaotic in general.

We went in and got mongolian beef and rice and it was great! Rice was hot and fresh, steaming even. The mongolian beef was hot, tender, and extremely flavorful. The ambiance isn't remarkable. It's a small Chinese restaurant. We weren't expecting great service either since that's where you find the best food! So even though our waitress slid us our food without a word until the bill was due, we would go back! Because it's super affordable and very good. Unfortunately, they've since permanently closed. :( Hope they reopen elsewhere since their food is good.

Always leaving warm and fully. The aunties remember us and is always fast at getting to you. The cooks in the back can take some time to cooking if they're backed up though lol definitely worth the wait. They always make room for their customers. The food is always so good and tastes consistent! Favorites to order are the orange peeled beef, flat rice beef noodles, fried tofu, spare ribs, cang kong (?), the rice cake pancake, and the fried rice. The restaurant vibes is like eating at a relatives house, chill and friendly. Plus, they close late which is nice if you don't want fast food and in the neighborhood or down to drive

My friend and I came in on Friday around 10 pm and it was pretty busy but thankfully there's a lot of seating so that wasn't an issue. We just ordered the Fried Rice Noodle with Beef and the Beef Noodle Soup. The beef noodle soup was our favorite. The beef was very tender, the broth was flavorful, and the noodles were very bouncy. There was also bok choi and other pickled vegetables in the dish. As for the fried rice noodle, it wasn't bad but it's not as good as other places that I've been to in Bellaire. The onions were also a little too raw so we had to unfortunately pick it out of the dish so we could eat. The service is pretty bad here and the restaurant was a little dirty but I'd still like to come back for the food and try more dishes. If I were to come here next time, I'd go with a larger group since the portions are family style and I'd be able to try a variety of different dishes.

Came here with some old college buddies along with our small children. The food was tasty and the servers were accommodating. There was no crowd when we went on that Friday evening around 6:30. I hadn't been here in years, so it was a pleasant surprise. Would recommend if you are craving Cantonese-style food.

The food was pretty good, and there's so many more dishes I'd like to try, as you can tell they have an EXTENSIVE menu of dishes. I had done a to go order for a couple of things, but I do think they intentionally made some of the spicy stuff not spicy that I ordered, because I did specify that for certain things to need be taken off my friends dishes. Lol Flavorful nonetheless! I should have asked them for dipping sauces for my dumplings/green onion pancakes, to me that's all they were missing, flavor wise. But be prepared to eat some super doughy green onion pancakes. Not much onion. Ambiance was really nice, definitely want to sit down and eat next time instead of taking it to go! The entrance area is very cramped so we did have to wait up there for a hot minute.

Long time listener, first time eater. Won't be my last time either. Have seen and heard about Fu Fu for ages, just had a chance to dine there courtesy of my super kind SIL who took me and the whole family out for my birthday. To start off, this is for Fu Fu Restaurant, which happens to be in the same shopping center as Fu Fu Cafe. Unsure if there is any relation, but it sure can add to the confusion. That aside, the food we had that night was finger licking good. And yes, I did eat with my fingers, and yes I did lick them after enjoying the roasted suckling pig. It was swine-divine. The skin was SO crispy, and beyond that, gnawing in the head and getting the succulent part around the jaw was phenomenal. I even schooled my nephew on how to eat the head and leg meat (and honor the whole animal), and he was a natural! Also had the steamed king crab with garlic sauce. It definitely tasted like it was still talking to Sponge Bob just a few minutes earlier. Super fresh, and the seasoning didn't overpower the natural brininess of the crab. The lobster salad was a good dish, almost like a palate refresher. It was good orchestrated with our dishes, but I may not order it on its own accord. The pepper beef was addictive. It's the sort of dish you can just keep nibbling on while throwing back a few cold brewskies. We had several other dishes, but the one that was the most surprising and even among all these great dishes, took first prize for complex flavors and depth. It was the duck soup with morel mushrooms. It was made with what the server described as "old duck", assuming she meant "mature". Well, whether matured or a crusty geriatric bird, I salute it for its sacrifice for such a delicious soup base. Speaking of soup base, it had layers upon LAYERS of flavor. You can taste sweetness, tones of medicinal herbs, savory notes, richness from the duck fat (in the best way), and the earthy mushrooms themselves. I kept going back for taste after taste to allow my tongue to dissect and analyze such a complex profile. Wish I took a pic of it, but there are many from other reviewers. As to the service, our waitress was SUPER nice. Cracked jokes with us, was prompt on serving and dishing things up, couldn't ask for much more.

Good hot pot. Very nice wait staff It was fun and I would do it again. Some purely asian choices on the plate that most Texans would not eat. i.e.fish balls and tripe.

While this is already a great spot for late night eats, lots of people are unaware of the banquet menus available. They only have 2 private rooms (that can be combined) but you can also reserve a large section of tables out in the main dining room also. Even though the space is small, the menu is on par with the standards of F*ngs, Cr*wn, S*nh S*nh and the like. King Crab is a must - the rice noodles are maybe the best I've had at any multi course banquet dinner. Suckling pig is a nice option that other places don't usually have. Lobster salad is another tasty new to me dish Definitely give them a shot for your next dinner party!

They always have the best dishes and have been my go to Chinese Restaurant in BELLAIRE for the last 12 years

I'll start with the food. Everything was adequate. We didn't find it to be particularly great nor was it bad by any means. We went here because they were open on new years day!!! Service was fast and friendly although language could be an issue for some people. We had 7 people in our group and they had enough space however this place is not huge. One other large table and 8 booths. Definitely worth a try but with so many other options we may not be back before next new years day! Pan Fried Dumplings. Salt Toasted Tofu. Salt and Pepper Squid.

Surprisingly busy for a smaller cafe. That's how you know the food is good! No reservations here but we got a table right away for our group of 5. The servers here are prompt and helpful with any questions. Great spot for a quick bite if you aren't wanting a full blown dinner.

Food mostly not hot enough. Too many clients too little space. Services are slow and poor.

Came here for the first time last night but it took forever to get our foods. We waited nearly 2 hrs for 4 dishes. The first dishes came probably 30 mins of our order then the last one came close to two hour later. We came kinda late but it was taking too long for sure. The taste was good but it's just time consuming was my first impression. If the restaurant is empty then that could be the best time to come visit.

The restaurant is a small and cozy space. The service was a but slow considering they weren't busy. The saving grace for this place was the food. I got the fried pork buns and the fried pork dumplings. The pork buns were juicy and crispy on the bottom. It was a nostalgic taste for me. The pork dumplings were crispy on the bottom and wrapping was chewy. It was so good with soy sauce and chili oil.

I will literally drive from San Antonio and take a day trip all the way to Houston just to go to FUFU Cafe. It is the most delicious joint in all of Houston's Chinatown. If you're ever in the area friends, you need to try their excellent Chicken Fried Rice and Pan Fried Dumplings, you won't be disappointed.

We always come here for celebrations. They have a spacious facility built for big parties. And the food is absolutely delicious our favorites include beef stew, Mongolian beef, walnut shrimp and combination fried rice. Service is excellent.

Where do I start?? I have been to this restaurant many of times. I just love the food. It's somewhat close to being authentic. I'm a traveler and love some... foods. Fu Fu, is definitely a place ,I will continue to come too. The food is always hot and delicious!! They do have await , but soo... worth it!!

I come here at least once a month, super good food & nice staff! Cheap and good to come with friends/family since portions are on the larger side

I came here because my friend recommended it. This is definitely a shared plate type of place, of course you can get your own meals but for us, there was so many options that we all picked 2 dishes and then shared them. Didn't have one complaint about the food and the service was excellent. The place was packed while all the other restaurants next to it were empty and now after eating there i know why.

Food tastes great and the late hours are a life saver. Definitely a go-to place for its dependability.

I was in China town for training all week and found FuFu to be pretty good. The portions were ample, and the place was clean. The servers were all attentive.

The service was a terrible. No customer service. we sat at table about more than 30 minutes. No foods coming out when we ordered. No hot tea and waiting for clean tea pot. food is not done cooking. Terrible....Hopefully, this fufu dim sum restaurant will living in on 2 months. Recommends No wasting your money here...Terrible F

If your craving for late dinner this would be my go to place. Very disappointed in the soft shell crab with butter/black pepper. Portion was small, looks like scraps and over cooked. Tastes nothing but batter. It was pricey for what it was and little return. The salt and pepper pork ribs is decent. Service is ok and food takes a while to come out.

Love the service and the food! Love the new dim sum menu as well. Recommend for all ages.

Don't go, dishonest business I went dine in there 2 times seafood in the last 9 months, and 2 times roasted pork takeout. Their menu says $10.99/lb, but what I got was a tiny box. They confirmed it is 1lb of the roasted pork. When I scaled it at home, guess what, it's only 0.65lb with the box. I spent over $800 on a meal for king crab and other seafood earlier the year, which all charged by weight. I doubt how they cheated on others.

Food is pretty good especially the soups and duck. Always get the duck you won't be disappointed. The service is lacking but the food makes up for it if you don't mind. It is a little hard sometimes asking for something but I do try now and be proactive and asking for everything at once. One big pro is that it is open late so you can come in past ten.

The absolute best!! So flavorful! Huge family style portions! Hot Pot options. Best eggplant we've had in Texas. Highly recommend the orange peel beef, omg! If you have ever passed on orange chicken bc it's too sweet, this is the dish for you. A savory dish of thinly crisped pieces of beef with the perfect hint of orange. The general Tao's chicken was lightly coated for crispness and a delicious flavor. The pan fried combination noodles, delish!!! The children devoured the pork dumplings. But let me tell you, the table favorite was the Eggplant with garlic sauce. Omg! Omg! Amazingly tender and bursting with flavor. We were in heaven and cannot wait to come back. An intimate setting with kind and friendly staff. You don't want to pass this place up.

Mixed feelings. We tried out the steamed pork buns (their soup dumplings) and also their pan fried pork buns. Their pan fried pork buns with the hot chili sauce at the table was good. The steamed pork buns were a little weird though. The meat seemed slimy and uncooked inside it. Didn't finish even want to finish those. Felt sick the next day likely from the undercooked meat.

Authentic Hongkong restaurant with slow service. Beef mushroom stew with glass noodles- 4.5/5 Very flavorful with a bit of a kick in terms of spice. I enjoyed eating the beef and mushroom portion but the glass noodles were not flavorful in comparison. The meat was nice and tender and overall would order again. Fried Rice Noodles - 5/5 I've had this dish probably hundred of times and you grade it based off of how separated the noodles are. This dish gets a 5/5 for having separated noodles and great flavor. Fried rice with sausage - 3.5/5 Very basic fried rice with Chinese sausage. Nicely salted but nothing special.

Came here late on a weeknight. Pro is that they were open past 10pm. However, there was a long wait to be seated, service left much to be desired, and the food to freaking forever to come out. The food when it did come out also left much to be desired. It didn't really taste like traditional northern Chinese cuisine. Overall service was subpar to say the least and not a fan of the food. Probably wouldn't come back unless it was the only thing open.

We went last Sunday to try their new dim sum menu. And it was very disappointed. We ordered shrimp dumplings(ha gao), shui mai, chicken feet, spare ribs. Those were not much taste, very blend. Pan fried daikon cake and stir fried noodle with soy sauce were very oily. And they don't have any rice roll. Apparently they are not ready for full dim sum menu yet. If you want to go try, you should wait. But for me, I won't go back for those dim sum.

I was in the mood for some Chinese food while in Houston Chinatown off Bellaire Blvd and went to Fu Fu Cafe on Labor Day at lunch time. It was busy, but we didn't have to wait. I felt at home immediately with the decor, menu offerings. Their menu has a little of everything. I tried their pan-fried pork buns, boiled pork & chive dumplings, saltfish tofu clay pot. They brought out a container of white rice enough for 4 people to share to go with the clay pot (my kind of restaurant. Always resented how most restaurants are stingy with their rice portions. Since Asian cuisines often have family style dining, it seems logical to be a bit more generous on the rice. Enough of my ranting, I would definitely come again to try their soup dumplings, soups, and stir fried dishes. Weirdly enough, as I drove away from Bellaire Blvd, I saw another location within a short walk away. They must be a very popular place. Try them out!

We initially went to another spot in this ever so popular plaza in Chinatown and just did not like the vibes or ambience there. One of our group said Fu Fu is one of her go to spots in the area so we walked on over. This is the café, not to be confused with the restaurant in the same plaza. What's the difference? I have no clue. This café is tiny just like most places in the area, but luckily we were seated right away. For the space, they have alot of staff working and they all help out. I honestly did not know who our waitress was, but they were all friendly and helpful. Since this was our friend's favorite spot, we didn't even browse the menu really. We just decided to go family style and let her order all her favorites. I did order a Thai Tea for myself while they all shared hot tea. The first dish to come out was the Hot Spicy Chicken. This was a great dish that packed just the right amount of heat that I was craving. Next came out the Salted Toasted Spare Ribs. This was my personal favorite. How can you go wrong with crispy, delicious fried pork? For out starch, we got the Stir Fry Flat Noodles w/ Beef. This was a solid dish, but there was barely any beef in it. Veggie wise we ordered the Snow Pea Leaves which was new to me, but it became a favorite for sure. It was perfectly tender and packed with a tasty garlic sauce that was out of this world delicious. To round it all out we shared an Egg Pancake which again was new to me and also very good. There was not one dish that any of us complained about. The portions were generous and we had atleast one meal to take home. This place is another hidden gem to me which makes me want to try everything in Chinatown. I will definitely be back!

After we felt we couldn't finish all our foods, we asked take out, and they didn't even help us to pack our foods instead we did by ourself, and they never refilled our drinks the entire time when we were there, the worst part was when I went to check out our bill, the server lady started to ask me some weird questions, I felt totally offended, but we still left decent tips from our meal, not because the service only because the taste of the foods. So I would prefer to order takeout in the future instead of dine in there. 100% bad service there. Be aware!

Let's go out, and get a matching TATTOO TOO Then hop in the back seat of my car and SCREW SCREW (If we can get my skinny jeans to UNDO DO) You can invite all your cute friends TOO TOO In my car there's nothing in the world that's TABOO, BOO We'll get covered in a substance that looks like GLUE GLUE And when we clean up all the grey coloured GOO GOO (Dolls?) Then we'll go for a late meal at FUFU! (And then we'll go on Yelp and leave a scandalous REVIEW-VIEW) This remains by one of the best late-night options in Houston. There really isn't much better when it comes to late night food. We are in love with the garlic-flavoured green veggie dishes such as Yu Choy and Snow Pea Leaves, which are made well - often expertly - and come with a huge portion. Ask for them extra spicy and they'll be cooked with Jalapeno. But the real star of the show is the Hot N Spicy Chicken which often has a large portion of chicken, tender and juicy and perfectly-flavoured. Excellent cooking and definitely one of the better places we've been to for late-night food anywhere in the country. The service is a real highlight with several lovely waitresses treating us like royalty every single time we come in, and one is what I'd consider a good friend of both Barbi's and mine. This is just one of the reasons we love it here so much. Both locations of Fufu are in the same Plaza and both have a very similar menu which is similarly delicious regardless of what you order. Sure, it's not the best Chinese food in Houston and with certain meals, it is not the most authentic, but it is extremely tasty and it is a lot more Chinese than Americanized - which is a very good thing. The majority of customers are Asian, much like the massage parlour I just opened in the alley round back (the one with happy endings included). The location is on the west side of the plaza, facing East, around the corner from Cafe 101 and close to Gelato Cup/Nu Ice. It's smaller and more quaint and cute than the larger "Restaurant" version of Fufu next to TKK and Sharetea. The main selling point is that they are open much later than almost any other Asian restaurant - 2am nightly - especially the ones that are not alcohol bar type places. And they are on the cheaper end of the scale which is great. Much like your ma, who is on the cheaper end of the scale. I would know. However being open late is not the main reason I go here. It was at first but then I discovered such delights as the Hot N Spicy Chicken dish which is absolutely delicious. Fufu may not be completely authentic but it's also not really Americanized either. It's maybe a hong kong-style cafeteria and a very very good one as well. We will definitely keep coming back here and I will keep exploring their enormous menu (want to see something else enormous?). Some of the dishes haven't been as good, but they haven't blown it, so to speak. Speaking of being blown and keeping on coming back, I have to take Barbie for dinner. Now we finish with rap. Food so good, you won't know what to DO DO Food so good, you won't have a CLUE CLUE Food so good, you'll have to take a POO POO If you want a late night meal, go to FUFU Tastes so nice, you'll start moaning OOH OOH Tastes so nice, that nothing can OUTDO DO Tastes so nice, it'll satisfy YOU YOU If you want a late night meal, go to FUFU Eat so fast, that it'll make you SPEW SPEW Eat so fast, that it goes right THROUGH YOU Eat so fast, you'll be running to the LOO LOO But it'll be worth it, to eat at FUFU

i've visited this restaurant first time highly satisfied. Family of 8 seated quickly on a thursday night. service was okay but not great 7/10 food was 10/10. we were dressed very casually. there's two fufu cafe's in the same shopping center, and they've both been a delight

Not as good as they used to be. We would come here fairly often in the last 10 years but not sure why, it's been lacking in size and flavor. Ordered soup dumplings here for the first time, and I would not recommend it.

Service was horrible very rude since I walked in. Waitress seemed upset i only ordered appetizers and drinks but it wasn't very busy so i don't understand the issue. she didn't give me a straw for my drink and rolled her eyes when i asked for one, same issue with chopsticks. i ordered steamed pork dumplings but i received some sort of soup dumpling she told me that was what i ordered...it was not good and i just left the full plate there. the other appetizer i ordered was very good but the horrible service and rudeness from employees isn't worth it.

An ultimate culinary gem in China Town w awesome dishes! Like roast whole suckling pig & roast squabs(a day preorder) & varieties of swimming fresh seafoods.

Food always hits at all hours of the day. The location is small and quaint, gets packed easily but definitely cozy and enjoyable

Been going here for a while. We ususally get take out which is good. Eating in is usually water in general.

Service was slow. They completely forgot about the order and pretended like they didn't. Sad, because I brought it up to the server and she just laughed and shrugged it off. When I asked if she was the manager, she said no....then didn't offer the manager to speak to. Never. Coming. Here. Again.

My friend and I were looking for a restaurant & bar in the area after getting a boba tea. Note that this was before 5pm as we soon learned that none of the bars and most of the other restaurants did not open until 5pm. This was the very last spot that we came across that served food and some type of alcohol. It wasn't anything fancy or attractive but they had beer & wine. So we grabbed a booth and got a lite bite because we were gonna get crawfish next door at the bar. We got a beer and some waters and ordered the shrimp fried rice just to hold us. Well the shrimp fried rice was damn good. I don't know if it was the eggs or the butter that they used but it was really good. We added a lil soy sauce and their spicy chili and enjoyed ourselves. If you're in the area and looking for some shrimp fried rice, definitely check this spot out.