Mr Chopstix

Grabbed some lunch with the family. Food and service was pretty good overall. Got a couple of the $13.99 lunch specials and a few other things. Pricing is decent and comparable to others. Worth trying again.

0star We ordered the green bean dish, the pork belly with cauliflower, and the "famous" beef roll appetizer. The beef roll was the one highlight—flavorful and enjoyable. Unfortunately, that’s where the positives ended. Both the green beans and pork belly had a strong, unmistakable taste of soap. We asked for them to be remade, but it was clear they just reheated the same dishes and added more sauce. The soapy flavor was still there. To make matters worse, when the pork dish came back, it had only one piece of pork in it. Between the two of us, we only received three small pieces in the entire dish—whether it was remade or not, that’s just unacceptable for a full-priced entrée. Service was just as disappointing. Our drinks were only refilled once, and the server never checked back in. No apology, no discount, no acknowledgment of the issue. Both my wife and I ended up with upset stomachs afterward. Maybe it was mental, but we didn’t feel good after eating there. Honestly, I’d give this place zero stars if I could. Completely disappointing experience and no interest in returning.

We walk in first thing we hear is a whole family in a corner talking like no one else is in the restaurant, host walk to the front and pointed where to sit no greeting nothing, place was cold and no music so you guest right all the noice from the family dinning was more noticeable. Food was really good had the sweet sour pork super crispy and clean presentation, pork and chive potstickers and spicy pork wonton was great choice this dishes stand out more than the others, this restaurant has a lot of potential and I don’t usually give reviews but i hope they get to see this and do some atmosphere changes so this place can really bloom.

5 out of 5! The service was friendly and fast. There were several yummy choices to choose from. The restaurant was clean and quaint. I will eat here again.

I am very surprised that this restaurant offers very authentic Chinese food. The food looks good and tastes fabulous. Lot of the food made fresh and on site. You can watch the cook doing cooking right in front of you. The price is reasonable. Parking is is little bit tight. We had wonderful time at this restaurant. The only caution is that you may expect to wait a little bit longer for your food to be ready since some of the freshly made food such as steamed Buns or Dumpling take longer to be ready. I definitely will come back again.

Tried lamb for the first time and it was definitely worth the $1.99 price. Along with the soft rice and flavorful orange chicken we have gone back multiple times and have been blown away every time. Yes, the wait time is long but you have to remember EVERYTHING is made to order and is very hot it would burn your mouth. The Carmel milk tea is delicious and the staff are very attentive to your table. We will continue to come back.

Went with friends recently to the realatively remotely location on the West end of LV. Food is authentically spicy but not tasty. A couple of dishes we order like wok-served mix was overcooked or simply the ingredients too dry / salty. The dry chili chicken (辣子雞) maybe the best bet. We didnt have the dumplings though saw many recommendations for them.

It's our friend's favorite Chinese restaurant. So we got a treat from her. Very good Chinese food. If you are staying in the Strip and you have a car, you can drive here for some local food and enjoy much cheaper prices.

Today is Mr. Chopsticks' 10th anniversary celebration. I saw their ad and thought it's been a while since I last went, so it was a perfect chance to go with my family on Saturday. They've launched a new menu with many updated dishes, and the flavors were all quite good. I'm from the north, so I especially enjoyed their noodles, dumplings, pan-fried buns, beef rolls, and more. Of course, drinks were a must--we tried their new lychee ice jelly, which looked amazing and tasted great too. The kids loved their blueberry yam. At the end, there was even a prize draw. Leo at the front desk said they had Labubu as a prize, but we didn't win. All in all, it's a great place to bring the family together--highly recommended!

Grabbed some lunch with the family. Foid and service was pretty good overall. Got a couple of the $13.99 lunch specials and a few other things. Pricing is decent and comparable to others. Worth trying again.

I had passed by Mr. Chopstix many times but just assumed it was your typical Chinese restaurant that catered to western audiences - orange chicken, kung pao chicken, sweet and sour chicken etc. (They actually do offer all three of those dishes for those who so desire it.) I definitely was not expecting the offerings they had. The name alone just sounds cheesy. The Husband had looked over the menu and mentioned quite a few things that surprised me, so off we went. What a shock to see the variety of Northern Szchewan Chinese dishes offered! Since it was just the two of us, we couldn't order as much as we wanted. But did end up with this. * Lamb Skewers $2.69 each - We always love a good lamb skewer and this one did not disappoint. * Stir-fried Spicy Shredded potato $14.99 - Shredded potatoes are such a simple dish but we can't help but order it whenever we see it on the menu. * Spicy Pork Wontons $9.99 - These were plump dumplings with a nice chili oil. * Dry chili chicken $17.99 - This dish was only average. I guess the Husband was expecting something else but it was okay. It had a nice flavor and all, but there are probably other dishes that aligned better with our taste buds. Service was okay. I was initially given a fork (no chopsticks) with my place setting. The Husband commented on that, as we noticed other diners got chopsticks instead. I mean, it is called Mr. Chopstix! I guess my Chineseness wasn't showing through today. Nonetheless, we'll probably be back as there are quite a few dishes to try.

The gentleman taking the order was wonderful however, the food had a weird taste to it, it was almost like a detergent taste . They egg flowers soup had no taste, the wonton soup look like dirty dish, water with nothing in it. Literally nothing in it and they charge $14 for that. It was a new place that I wanted to try however, I will never go back. That weird taste has me really concerned.

Ordered shrimp and pork fried rice $25 for four pieces of shrimp. Rice is decent in flavor but not for the price.

Excellent food, quaint, cozy atmosphere, and wonderful service! Most delicious Chinese food in Las Vegas!!!

We had lunch time with my family, all the food is wonderful, we all love it! They had lucky draw ending the meal, we got 20 dollars off when we coming next time! ! Great experience!

We arrived about 30 minutes before closing. After looking at yelp, I couldn't wait to try the beef roll. The pictures of all the food look really awesome. There was no one in the restaurant. We were the only patrons. The waiter asked us if we wanted anything to drink. And then asked us what we wanted to order. I let him know that it was our first time in there, and that we needed some time to read the menu. I really like this menu as the pictures are very large. There is a disclaimer on the menu that the dishes may not look exactly the way they are in the picture... That was a bit strange to read lol. In retrospect, I can tell you, the dishes are really big and we really over ordered. Once all of the food arrived, I told the waiter we were unfamiliar with the new size. He laughed and said he could tell because we ordered so many different items. Seven items for three people... What we ordered: Spicy pork wonton Beef roll Chicken fried rice Pan fried potstickers Lamb skewers Szechuan eggplant with chicken Honey, walnut shrimp The food started arriving fairly quickly since we were the only people there. The beef roll, was a bit dry. Another interesting part of the beef was the pancake was hot, but the beef was cold. I asked for dipping sauce, he said they were sauce, rolled up in it. It was just too dry. The walnut shrimp is probably the best walnut shrimp I've ever had. my son enjoyed the fried rice. I didn't really get to eat it as I filled up on the spicy wonton and lamb skewers. The eggplant was definitely good also. All in all, food was average to good. Service was good. And the price was good.

The experience here is something that draws me back so many times. Its delicious cuisine alongside its nice considering employees allows it to be something truly delicious and memorable in the minds of many. Our server, Alex and our cook, Leo made the experience wonderful and delicious with their wonderful service. The decor is also quite adorable, they have decor based on seasons and also chinese decorations that match its delicious cuisine. The seasoning alongside the pretty quick amount of time it takes to get the food out while also allowing you to see how your food is being made makes the experience all the better.

The service is adequate but not friendly or politely welcoming, it is 50 degrees outside and they keep the air conditioning ON and we were seated in a very drafty area in front of the door and they refused to let us sit anywhere else. The table was extremely wobbly and kept spilling our hot tea. We stayed and ordered dumplings- the were devoid of flavor and extremely soggy, disappointing. The orange chicken was absolutely AWFUL and a complete rip off! They were teeny pieces of chicken double and triple batterered to appear nice size pieces- it was all sauce and batter. Wasted money. The mixed meat chow mein was bland and COLD. I highly recommend going anywhere else.

Hands down, the best Chinese food in town. Mr. Chopstix is my new go-to, especially for the skewers--they're next level. I tried the lamb skewers, and WOW. Juicy, fatty, tender, and packed with flavor even without spice. You already know next time I'm going for the spicy version because if the non-spicy ones are that good, the spicy must be insane. The vibe is chill, the food comes out hot and fast, and everything feels fresh and made with care. Highly recommend if you're craving something satisfying and full of flavor. Can't wait to go back!

I was excited to find this Northern Chinese restaurant and after gave it try, I was fairly satisfied, except for couple of the dishes. Lamb skewers- good meats and flavor, just a bit too salty. Sour cabbage and meat- too sour Beef roll- delicious, especially the fresh made wrap so tasty . Stir fry tofu skin- got hard after the dish started to cool down Shrimp fried rice- delicious Fresh frog legs - yum Service was wonderful and efficient. Atmosphere was comfy but inside part air conditioning was broken during our visit, so it was hot. My overall experience was satisfactory but with room for improvement.

One of the best Chinese food restaurants in LV. Very clean. Very good. I Love Mr. Chopstix!!

Really good, fresh Chinese food. Definitely more on the authentic side of Chinese food. Everything was fresh and packed full of flavor. Food came out quickly and was hot. Service was great, easy and friendly. Inside was nice and clean good sized restaurant with an open kitchen surrounded by a bar.

Yelp Review 2023 #233: I pass by Mr. ChopStix every time I visit a friend of mine (who lives just around the block) the past couple of years and I've always ignored this place simply just by judging their name. Considering the area and the name, I thought this was just a better version of Panda Express like China A Gogo. I turned to Yelp and looked at pictures and I was simply shocked by what I saw: real Chinese food! Pan-fried bao, scallion pancake, Mapo tofu, beef roll, frog (I don't eat that but I won't yuck people's yum), skewers, etc. I didn't read the reviews so as not to skew my thoughts and experience. We came in and there wasn't a lot of people. I got worried. Did I make mistake? Am I about to regret this? I looked at the menu and it had some of my favorite dishes. So, I stayed. Pan-Fried Bao: Juicy pork inside a fluffy bun topped with black sesame seeds. They give you a saucer with julienned ginger. Add some black vinegar and dip each bao. The only criticism I have is that I wish they left the baos in the pan a little longer to brown the bottom some more. But the flavor was spot on. 4/5 Chili Oil Dumplings: Just by looking at it at first, it looks watery. But it was actually good. Be careful with that chili oil. It looks like it's not going to be spicy until you stick a whole dumpling in your mouth that's been swimming in chili oil. If you like spicy food, get this. I had to shake off some of the chili oil so I don't burn my mouth. You can choose what kind of dumplings you want: pork & chive, pork & cabbage, beef & onion, and veggies & egg. 4/5 Scallion Pancake: These things are huge. Each slice is the size of a pizza slice. Crispy, flaky and done right. Can it use more salt? Yes. I just dipped it in a bit of chili oil from the dumplings for more flavor. 4/5 Honey Walnut Shrimp: I know I was excited about real Chinese food and there I was ordering honey walnut shrimp! I haven't had this in months and I needed this in my life. Walnuts and crunchy breaded shrimp coated in honey mayo. The flavors were good but the shrimp was over cooked. 3.5/5 We went on a week night so, it was quiet. It's a casual place with booths, and tables. Some areas have a view of the kitchen. The service was decent. I was pleasantly surprised.

No one was in the Resturant, we were seated immediately, the bathroom wasn't that clean. Tons of booths and tables plus a bar area and barstol area to watch the kitchen cook. Loud music, you have to speak up to hear each other talk. Egg Drop Soup $8.99 Bland very watery not a lot of cornstarch to thicken it a little more Pan Fried Bao (pork) $12.99 Crispy but fluffy delicious clouds filled with a pork meat ball. Yummy Steam Dumplings 10pc (Pork and Cabbage) $8.99 Thick and fluffy paired with a dipping sauce Orange Chicken $12.99 Severed with a bowl of white steam rice crispy chunks of chicken tossed in a light orange sauce. House Chao Mein $12.99 There is three options to choose from beef, chicken or BBQ pork. We choose beef, which very tender and delicious the chow mein was very very good. Overall, I highly recommend coming here to try their orange chicken, chao mein and steam dumplings. Hopefully they have it to serve since 2 items we asked for weren't available from their menu.

This place was empty when we arrived for dinner. We were seated right away, my husband,son & I. Looked over the menu decided to order. Chicken fried rice, potstickers-pork, lamb skewers,szechuan eggplant,honey walnut shrimp, famous beef roll,& spicy pork wonton. I think we over ordered! It was definitely a lot of food! I liked everything, the spicy pork wonton was more spicy than I could take. The fried rice was average, the honey walnut shrimp was yummy! The beef roll was good, but strange that it was hot and cold at the same time. Eggplant was a bit on the spicy side. The service was ok, it was definitely a slow night. No energetic vibe here! They are a bit on the pricey side, the portions were large, we took a lot home.

It's a small restaurant and you can see the open kitchen and watch them making your food. Our server was friendly and very attentive. Kept our water full at all times. The food was so delicious. We tried the famous beef rolls, the bao, noodles, sweet and sour pork, cauliflower and Mongolian beef and all the dishes had great flavor and were cooked well. We arrived at 5pm and glad we did cause it was packed when we left and they had a lot of to-go orders being placed.

One of our favorite restaurants in town! Authentic, fresh Chinese food at a decent price. Despite the name sounding like a generic Chinese restaurant like Panda Express or something, this is definitely one of a kind. I know it's authentic because the decoration doesn't flow and there are boxes every We love the beef rolls, the lamb skewers, and the cumin lamb most. My dad will come visit us from California and specifically request to come here. We have come here over 20 times for sure. And will keep coming back! I can't believe it took me so long to review this place.

Takeout dinner was amazing on a week night! Online ordering platform was easy to navigate & the food was ready at the exact quoted time. Upon arrival, the male server was efficient & friendly. The restaurant was spacious w/ eclectic decor. After the expedited service, the food was pipping hot & delicious. We had vegetable fried rice; eggplant w/ tofu; wonton soup; orange chicken, and pork & cabbage pan-fried dumpling. Everything tasted great w/ my favorite being the tofu dish. The eggplant & deep-fried tofu were the perfect bite size w/ symmetrical cuts. Looking forward to our next takeout.

Ordered pick up. Chow Mein, Hot and Sour Soup, and Honey Walnut Shrimp. The guy was nice, but the Hot and Sour Soup had a really weird, offputting smell and taste, we tried a sip and it was terrible. The chow mein was really greasy and chewy and didnt really have any flavor. The Honey Walnut Shrimp tasted like cardboard and the walnuts were really tasteless. Wouldn't recommend to anyone.

Oh my goodness, I can't believe just discovered this place now! Coming here whisks me back to my childhood, when my parents would take me and my little sister to restaurants like this one in California. Walking in, I already liked the ambiance. came near closing time, and Cantonese music was playing with the workers cleaning and getting ready to close shop. One Asian fanmily was finishing up their meal. And it was just me and another guy picking up take out. The workers greeted me in Chinese. I could see the chef still cooking behind the clear glass window. The entire vibe was just reminiscent of childhood. Not many Chinese restaurants here give me that feel. I came here because my dad knows a Chinese chef who works on the Strip and who recommended this restaurant. He said this is the place to go for authentic delicious beef rolls and pan fried pork buns. Who am to question a Chinese chef? I only picked up two orders as a late night snack for my husband and me- beef roll and pan fried pork buns. Both were so fricking good. Beef roll was perfectly seasoned with a good amount of filling. The beef was delicious and there were enough herbs and sauce to balance out the crispy wrap. The filling of the pan fried pork buns was juicy and savory, and the buns themselves were soft and chewy. 10/10 would get again. After this experience, we need to come back and try more dishes. Edit: so we came back, dined in, and tried more dishes: veggie dish, kung pao chicken, honey walnut shrimp, beef and onion pancake, combo chow mein. We reordered the beef roll and pan fried buns again. This place is not known for their entrees/stir frys. The veggie dish was lacking in the items it touted to have including snow peas and lotus. There were only 2 pieces of lotus. Definitely not worth the price. The honey walnut shrimp was heavily breaded and overcooked. The kung pao chicken was lacking in flavor and only held spice. But the combo chow mein was pretty good. The side dishes/pan fry items were good still (beef roll, pancakes, pan fried buns). We tried the beef onion roll for the first time and that was good too. Would definitely come back for those named items.

I got the spicy beef soup with a side of scallion pancakes. The vibes were great, Food and service was amazing The food tastes so authentic and the atmosphere feels cozy. Definitely will be back a lot more!

Great service, ordered the jasmine tea and ice water... then ordered the orange chicken and veggie chow... 9.1 out of 10.

Service - friendly and welcoming. Food was ready quickly Ambiance- relaxing very comfortable and authentic Food - tasted great although it wasn't what I ordered. Ordered lamb kabobs and received a few (small) pieces in a box.

DO NOT EAT HERE. They will steal your money. I dined April 15th and service was horribly long, so I did not leave a tip because the server was no where near present we had to get the rest of our food to go on top of that, they add THEIR OWN TIP. My bill was 119 and came out to 139.12. Thank god I still had my receipt. This is unacceptable and ILLEGAL.

Super rude staff, acted like anything we asked was too much work. For the money, I won't be coming back. There are many other places for a better value and you don't get treated like an inconvienience.

Good food! Good dumplings! Service was okay as far as timing of order to tabletop. Servers could have been friendlier. But not too bad. Will go back.

Super Authentic! Great Flavors and large portions. Relaxed vibe inside. Would recommend.

I stumbled upon this place after I had a bad experience trying to order from a different place over the phone. I was able to easily order online with this place. I ordered exactly what I would've at the other place since I was craving specific things. I got confirmation of about 15 minutes before order was ready. I headed over and it's in a plaza so easy to find parking. I was greeted right when I walked in and headed towards the host stand/register. I let him know I was there for pick up and he said about 10 more minutes. I was able to pay and it actually only took 5 more minutes. I ordered the chili oil dumplings. You get to choose between 4 different stuffings. I chose pork and cabbage. Then I got the house chow mein - also with choices of protein. I got beef. The portion was huge on the chow mein. It was really good. I added a packet of soy sauce and it was perfect. I ate almost the whole thing in one sitting. The chili oil dumplings were spicy and seasoned well. They were in a pool of chili oil. Very good!! I'm glad I found this place. They were friendly and urgent and made sure their customers were taken care of. They also have an open kitchen so it was fun to watch the hustle while I waited.

I was excited to try this spot as a lot of the menu items looked bomb! Unfortunately, it missed the mark for me. - lamb kebab: this was pretty good, enjoyed the flavor -beef roll: enjoyed the sauce inside but didn't like the large pieces of green onion that overpowered the flavor, the dough was delicious & well-made though! - kung pao chicken: tasted more like sweet & sour chicken, was not a fan of this - pan fried bao: flavorful but the "pan fried" aspect didn't really add much flavor or difference from a normal bao bun - chicken eggplant: flavorful but also there's better out there - house fried rice: good, but again doesn't stand out Service was friendly & kind. Restaurant was clean. Just wish the food wasn't so underwhelming!

Good food for a take out. Service is fine. Place is not bad. Not able to eat inside,

Everything about this restaurant was great! The food was so good I left the place thinking about when my next available day that I could come back! Would recommend to everyone , definitely give it a try!

We went and ordered kung pow chicken and Szechuan beef soup. It was pretty good. Service was good

Wanted something different for lunch since I'm not big on fast food. I wasn't disappointed with my meal and will be back.

I rarely write reviews and I rarely give negative feedback on restaurants, I'd like to say I'm typically patient and understanding - however, this evening I went to this establishment (I've been going here since 2019) and I have to say this evening's experience was not only subpar, but also an insulting experience. I came in this evening to have dinner since I was nearby (7/23/23), and walked directly to the bar stool area facing their bar, TV, and kitchen on the left hand side. I sat there for a good 15 minutes and nobody asked me if I had been helped or if I was ready to order anything - keep in mind, at this point, I was the only one sitting at the bar stool area. To make matters worse, a girl, whom was one of the servers, exchanged eye contact with me a couple of times and never stopped to ask me if I was ready to order, I basically felt invisible. The server walked past me numerous times without saying anything. I had to stop a younger guy that was working in the kitchen to bring me a menu. After reviewing the menu for another ten minutes, I still was continuously walked by without any assistance, even though I was ready to order. I had to eventually stop the girl that was the server and tell her I was ready to order, I also mentioned, I had been sitting here the entire time without anyone offering any service to me, she chuckled sarcastically as if my comment and observation was a joke. She said she'd be back to take my order. She eventually came back and I ordered my food. At this point I was ready to walk out of the restaurant as I do not give my money to restaurants with poor service and arrogant staff, but I was hungry and at that point, ordering. After ordering, I essentially never saw that server come and ask me for anything, even though when my food came, I was not given chopsticks. Again, I had to stop the guy in the kitchen when he walked by to bring me chopsticks and assist me. Once I finished my food, I sat around waiting for someone to ask if I'm ready for the bill - no one came. Again, I had to stop the guy in the kitchen, when he came out and ask for the bill. He said he would get my waiter, it appeared she didn't want to hand me the bill, so she likely gave it to him and he ended up handing it to me. I paid and as you can imagine, gave 0 tip for poor service and a passive aggressive waiter (see photo attached). For the guy in the kitchen, thank you for being helpful, you know it's bad when the kitchen staff is serving you better than the server themselves. For the girl that was "suppoesed to be" my server, do better. If you had apologized after the first encounter this would have been a better outcome for both of us - instead, you chose to be petty and passive aggressive. By the way, I speak Chinese, you probably wouldn't have guessed that by the way I look, just a FYI, the next time you make assumptions about your customers. I usually play dumb in these scenarios for observation sake Don't make assumptions about your customers, you never know who they are. I hope the owner/manager reads this, I'd love to have a discussion regarding this. It's unfortunate, I l love the food here and have many good memories in the past, unfortunately this experience cancels out all those.

I used to love this place until tonight. I ordered food to be delivered, grubhub delivered it to the wrong house after I waited almost two hours. Grubhub doesn't wanna do anything but issue a refund, the restaurant doesn't seem to care and offer me ANYTHING. I'm done with this place.

BEST homemade noodles ever! It's on the pricier side but totally worth it for some goooood Chinese food.

The sweet and sour pork is amazing--so delicious! You can even watch the chefs making fresh dumplings behind the glass window, which is a nice touch. The service is excellent, and I'll definitely be returning to support businesses that cater to the local Las Vegas community.

I really wasn't looking forward to coming here. We've tried 3 times, but they were closed on Mondays, and a holiday. My husband really wanted to go based on the name alone. I wasn't inspired. But persistence paid, and the tables were turned! I walked in and was im Chinese food heaven! All authentic. All made to order. All fresh. All delicious. If you're looking for Panda Express, this isn't it. This is so far up the foodie scale. The interior alone gave the hubby super expensive vibes. Servers were attentive. I am in LOVE! Let's do that order all over again !

Yum yum yum!!! So I have been here a few times. I will say, it wasn't great but again, maybe I just didn't order correctly. So I was craving Asian cuisine and I live far from Chinatown. The Asian restaurants in my area just aren't that great to me. I normally head to Chinatown but it was super late and I didn't want to drive far. Went into Mr. Chopstix to try again and boy I wasn't disappointed!!! I just looked at the menu with a different lens and ordered a lot of options and some things I probably wouldn't have ordered previously. I also looked more at their Yelp reviews to see exactly what folks raved about. I ordered the beef roll, beef and onion cakes, I think a rice dish and steamed bun I think (I'm getting old, I forgot!) but when I tell you, IT WAS ALL DELICIOUS OMG! It totally hit my Asian cravings for sure! The staff was so kind, fast and welcoming. I also had a glass of wine, I didn't know they served alcoholic beverages. Definitely now my go to for my quick fix craving! That beef roll was seriously to die for. Thinly sliced beef rolled up and pan fried. Everything was great and the leftovers were just as delicious!

Amazing and delicious food. Service was good and the ambience was amazing too for friends and family get together.

The food at this place is very good. Authentic Chinese food. Fresh and they always go out of their way to accommodate you. The one issue I alway have is the server who wears a face mask please for the love of god he needs deodorant. It's very disgusting to smell body odor when you're enjoying a meal.

Huge Portions , natural choice for dine-in or take-out meals in the Las Vegas community. Great Chinese cuisine with a big verity of dishes!

Mr Chopstix has a LARGE variety - from handmade dumplings to charcoal grill skewers, Americanized Chinese food (Mongolian beef, orange chicken and etc) to authentic Chinese dishes (sauerkraut fish and northern Chinese sweet sour pork). Mr Chopstix has it all!! I love their beef rolls, scallion pancakes, and chive pockets. They are fresh made to order, not frozen like most of other places. You can watch them being made in front of you through the glass (they have open kitchen setup. I also love their grilled lamb chops, they have a good fat to meat ratio, which is not the typical lamb chop we usually have, and it's well seasoned with house blend spice. Another must have is the northern style sweet sour pork. It's more towards the sour side with heavy vinegar, which makes this savory dish really refreshing, and you just can't stop reaching for the plate for more. Whether you are adventurous enough to try something like grilled pork feet or stick with beef & broccoli, you can always find an enjoyable meal at Mr Chopstix.

I ordered combination fried rice one day, it was only 3 shrimp in the dish and barely beef and chicken. Today I called in an order again for combination fried rice with extra shrimp, I was told 27.00 . The food is good but I'm not stupid or an idiot.

The food was not good The dumplings were thick and doughy, not cooked all the way through and the kung pow had zero veggies in it no water chesnuts zucchini and it was bland. Service was terrible and took forever with no one in the restaurant but us. The Ambience isn't great.

Overall, this is a decent Chinese place. It kind of loses its identity as a Chinese restaurant from a specific region of China but rather a combination of popular dishes from all over China. Anyways on to the food. The good - mapo tofu was tender and tingling spicy (not sure how I would translate this but the spice from the tiny round chili). The pan fried buns were good but hoped that the meat was bigger haha. The cumin lamb had good flavor but the lamb pieces are so small, I guess that makes it flavorful. The pickled cabbage and pork soup was ok, nice to refresh your taste buds from the spicy and heavy dishes. The so so - the broiling fish was ok, nothing special and spice was not enough. The garlic sauce eggplant was way too oily. Overall, not a bad eat, would recommend.

If you're looking for authentic Chinese feed this is the spot. Not only was it authentic but we were able to order off menu from the Northern China area known as Dongbei. Located in a strip mall parking was easy for us during lunch time and I can see during dinner it getting a bit harder. Inside was clean and welcoming. I did notice a steady flow of traffic for to go orders and sit down. The kitchen was also super busy. We ordered some off menu lamb dishes which were really good. To get these it is word of mouth on what's available. Overall this now on my go to list when I'm in the area. If you're into a variety of Chinese food cuisines check this out.