Mr Hui

This location is so unassuming that I did not expect the absolutely SPECTACULAR meal inside. The tapioca milk Thai tea was heaven, and the crispy duck was quite literally one of the best meals I’ve ordered in a restaurant. We also had the double cooked pork which was also delicious. The first time we had crispy duck was when we visited Hong Kong and China and I wanted to see if it would compare and we were absolutely not disappointed. 10/10

Me and my wife & kids ate there we had wontons i had the crispy duck it was amazing wife had lo mei fun she loved it

Was surprised how good the food and service was here considering the outside appearance. From the street and parking lot the restaurant looks defunct and dilapidated. The front awning is falling apart and weeds are overgrown. Initially I thought the place was shutdown but it did have an open sign. Inside it was much better, clean, well lit, comfortable, but dated. I ordered spring rolls and orange chicken. The food came out in short time, and was hot & delicious. The waitress was helpful in my ordering, was attentive, and professional. I very much enjoyed my meal and the service but I am still scratching my head as to why the exterior looks so bad and on the inside is completely different.

I wish I had known about Mr Hui a long time ago! Food and service are excellent with generous portions.

They make it as good as I can. But mine is Thai style 😋

My kiddo wanted Chinese for lunch so we stopped in to eat. We got the pan fried dumplings, which were very good. I ordered the Singapore Mei Fun with only chicken. It was good, not too spicy. My kid got General Tso's chicken. He wiped it out, but said it wasn't spicy at all. Definitely recommend.

My husband & I enjoyed this place a lot for dinner! It was a very quiet & calm environment, which was so nice for it being a Friday night. My husband ordered the General Tso's chicken with fried rice & I ordered the beef lo mein. We also got egg drop soup & we're very picky about that soup & it had the best flavor! Omg is all I can say. Lol. We have found our new Chinese go-to in Norman! Run fast & try this place out! You will be so happy you did!! 💛

I ate here for my birthday the other night and the environment was very hole in the wall restaurant, but their food was great hot and fresh. I really liked the orange chicken, it was honestly some of the better orange chicken I've had, it wasn't the sweet syrupy stuff a lot of places have, it was a big plate and it was orange chicken but they use much more spices in their recipe. it had a little heat indicating pepper next to it on the menu but it's not spicy just spiced well. and the crab Rangoon was good. I was very full at the end and we had to get boxes to go.

Great food and friendly service!! The appetizers were all so good. We've been twice now and can't wait to try more!

The food was good and the service was good. The location was ok. The overall vibe is a little divey but seemed clean enough. I really enjoyed the general Tso and the lomein was very good.

Mr. Hui has a lunch special Monday to Saturday from 11 AM to 3 PM for $9.45, a spectacular deal. This Chinese restaurant is located on Lindsay, one of the main streets that runs through OU campus. The hot & sour soup was delicious. The hot & spicy beef lacks variety: a few slices of beef stir fried with bell peppers, onions, and carrots. All that food for under $10 so I can't really complain. The restaurant was pretty much empty on a Saturday lunch. The food came out lightning quick. The soup came out instantly. Before you could finish the soup, the entree will already be out. It's a nice restaurant. Wish it would be more busy though.

If we're in Norman, you can bet we're stopping at Mr Hui. Authentic tastes, efficient service, and reasonable prices. You'll be glad you tried it.

Our family gathered in the OKC area for a Christmas get together. Per our family tradition we sought out Chinese food for dinner and landed up upon Mr. Hui in Norman. We got the crew in the cars and rolled in right at 6pm. Thankfully, one large circle table was available for our crew of five plus a couple of kids. The joint was filled with Door Dashers and some early Diners so we know we were in for a wait and settled in by setting our expectations accordingly. Apparently it was "wear" your pajama pants day in Norman at least 80% of the clientele were abiding by that rule. We had some inclination that our ordering and food getting process might have its challenges when our high-school/college-ish server took our order absent of initiative and assertiveness. We ordered up some starters: egg drop soup, served relatively fast, which those in our party liked very much along with 2 orders of crab rangoon which took at least 45 minutes to an hour to make and serve. (I inquired about their arrival to our table and the lacking of initiative server just shrugged his shoulders, saying he didn't know when they might be done, looking like he was afraid to go into the kitchen and ask about them.) Once delivered they were okay to fair. Our wait continued....Door Dasher's came and went, the dining room cleared out leaving us and one or two other tables waiting. Another server seemed to be getting her food out to patrons. We wondered about our orders, I asked again, same response, shrugged shoulders. We all wondered when "Hui" were going to get our food. When some in our party needed to go to the restroom and do a diaper change on the baby in our party (out in the vehicle mind you since there was no diaper changing station in the restroom) the staff came and asked if our party was still present or left - this was at about the 1:45min mark - they told us they were finally making our food. We said yes, we were all present and wanted our dinner and the food finally started arriving. 4 out of our 5 entrees arrived warm or hot, one was stone cold, the General's Chicken. Apparently it was made when the war ended several dynasty's ago. This was certainly disappointing, the accompanying broccoli felt like it had been directly pulled from the freezer. He declared his disappointment to our server that after waiting for almost 2 hours this was unacceptable. Our server - shrugged his shoulders and said sorry. A brief exchange of can you warm it up took place, a microwave was mentioned and then finally a lady who appeared to be the Adult or manager in charge came out to make things right. All in all the food was good, not great. The service was not good, (I get it, Christmas, lots of orders and all) it could have been better, so much better. It was abundantly clear that some of the staff needed training and equipping in customer service relations and communications. The restaurant needs a consultant to review their entire process. There may not be other options on a Christmas evening, but if there are, you might be more pleased.

Decent quality Chinese food in a spacious interior. Service was prompt and excellent. Had some confusion over some of the menu items like the Taiwanese noodle bowl which I thought had noodles but was in reality just a bowl made from noodles. Good dumplings and the spicy chicken was not bad. Their drinks (like the hot ginger milk tea and iced Royal milk tea) were great! Recommended if you are ever passing through Norman and looking for a nice Chinese restaurant.

Authentic Chinese food. Fast, hot and fresh. The egg drop soup was so good. Little too much breading of the general tso chicken but it was still delicious.

Great staff! Great food! Wide variety of dishes and a cheap price! Left super stuffed and happy! The group I was with loved the food as well and finished everything!

It seems that the rule of thumb for Chinese restaurants is that the more items they have on the menu, the worse it is. Logically, this makes sense, but "Mr Hui" completely defies that logic since EVERY item here was amazing to perfect. This establishment gives a TON of food for the value, and it's almost daylight robbery on how much they give for the quality. Whether it be the lo mein, mala chicken, bean tofu, and even the steamed rice, there was a considerable amount given with nothing to complain about. I do want to comment on one thing, though. And it's definitely a good thing: This place is family owned, and you can tell from the kids helping clean up, which always brings a nice smile to my face. The food's also clearly made with love, and the waitress/owner/mother(?) was incredibly nice throughout, even commenting on the day, etc. and putting in the extra mile to make us feel comfortable. If this place being a mom and pops shop isn't good enough of a reason to come here and support them, then surely the food would, especially for its value. Coming back for the value and the business for sure!

This is my favorite Chinese restaurant. I love the garlic egg plant! My son gets the mapo tofu. It's difficult to get them to make it extra hot though.

Unassuming place that's spectacular! It's a quaint restaurant with big flavor! I got the kung fu combo with three meats and peanut vegetable stir fry and it filled me to the brim. The staff was friendly and the service was great! My wife had General Tsao's chicken (I never realized she was a military woman) and I was giddy as a school girl. Definitely worth a stop if you're looking for good Chinese food in Norman. They have basically every type of dish you could want!

Fantastic Chinese Food - can't go wrong with the dumplings and Mongolian beef. Also love their wonton soup or sizzling rice soup (especially on a rainy day). For the health conscious, give the mushy chicken a try - has great flavor while not being too high in calories. If not counting calories, definitely recommend the Royal Milk Tea. Professional staff and calm environment - though busy during lunch (as expected of a local favorite). Will be coming back!

We stopped here last night for a quick bite. We only tried three items, the egg rolls, shredded curry chicken, and mapo tofu. The egg rolls were light and delicious. The entrees were excellent with large portions. There was only one server but she did a fine job. The building is old, but everything was clean and the seating was comfortable. We will be back!

My food was amazing. The tea was delicious. My boyfriend got steamed buns and he loved them. The waitress was super nice and accommodating. Can't wait to go back and try more!

I went there for lunch and the food was really delicious and everyone was nice and friendly. I had the lunch Triple Delight with out the Beef, Egg Drop Soup and Crab Rangoons. I will definitely eat here again.

So good food, yummy, delicious and very good service. We are enjoying a lot.we will come back again.

This is my FAVORITE Chinese food! Everything is always fresh and delicious! The owners are always there and are so nice! Service is prompt and friendly and the inside is always very clean! Give them your business if you are looking for great Chinese food!

My family has been going to Mr Hui's for years. It is our favorite Chinese restaurant in the Norman/OKC area. Every dish has its own unique flavor and always fresh. They have many unique salads, appetizers and entree options and if we decide to order something new outside what we usually order, it usually always becomes another favorite.

I happened to try this place while in town a few weeks ago and I will be going back every time I come to Norman!!!! I ordered the general tso's chicken with fried rice, ragoons, and egg drop soup. So delicious, not one bad bite in this bag. No weird pieces of chicken, even have crispy wonton strips for the soup!!!!!!! Ragoons have great flavor. This is top 2 Chinese I've ever had in all 22 years of life !!!!!!!

Too pricey for my budget. Food taste Ok and the portions are very generous. I would like to see lower prices for dinner portions.

Nothing bad or good. Very mediocre food. Will not return. they serve small servings.

Great food, great, fast service. Extensive menu, we have never ordered anything that we were not satisfied with. Kids, adults, those who prefer hotly seasoned foods to those who don't want that amount of heat can find what they like on their menu.

The food was fantastic. The service was great, it was out quick and very fresh and hot. The atmosphere was pretty nice, there were good songs on the radio. It was quite peaceful.

I love everything I have ordered here. Great choice for delicious tasting Chinese food!

I would rate it 6 stars if I could! The food was delicious. I ordered the ginger milk tea (hot) the pork lo mein, and the wonton soup. The low mein was juicy and flavorful, and the portion wasn't small. The ginger tea was not watery at all, and the ginger flavor was strong and didn't taste artificial. The wonton soup was the perfect appetizer size and was flavorful, and the wontons were delicious. The atmosphere was very pleasant, the music was delightful and the dining room was clean and put me and my friend at ease. The staff was super nice, we stayed until about 10min to closing and they didn't rush us once or make us feel like we needed to leave. The woman who waited on us was super pleasant and helpful. All in all, we will be coming again!

Lunch specials from Mr hui are my go to hangover remedy, it doesn't work and never has but I keep coming back.

All 3 times now I have ordered the general tso chicken & there is no sauce! Good portioning of chicken & broccoli but it's dry & bland due to them not even using enough sauce to cover all of my chicken. I really was hoping the first 2 times were flukes. Why be stingy with sauce of all things???

It was super tasty! Soup dumplings were very good! I would definitely recommend!!!!!!!!

Authentic! Authentic! Authentic! For a Chinese restaurant in the middle of Oklahoma, this is a gold mine of flavor!!! You will be blown away by the quality and the options on the menu. I still can't believe they have this level of Chinese food in Oklahoma of all places but it is amazing. Order a bunch of dishes to enjoy family style and get a full run of the menu. If you just want so fried rice or lo mein or sweet and sour chicken, this might not be the place for you but it's still darn good. I can't help but order too much whenever we eat here, there are just so many delicious dishes to try on the menu that I can't settle on just one entree. I also have to load up on the dumplings because they are so good! Please do yourself a favor and give Mr Hui a try, it might be a little out of your comfort zone but it's worth the experience. I think right now, they are only offering take out and it's still good even to go. If there is one place to try in Norman, this has got to be the best Chinese in Norman and one of the top 5 spots to eat at in Norman.

Mr. Hui's Chinese Restaurant: Unassuming outside, but a delicious culinary revelation inside!

I LOVE Mr. Hui's with my whole heart. It's cheap, delicious, and sooo good. You NEED to come here.

My favorite Chinese restaurant in Norman! Highly recommend the sesame chicken. Large portions and high quality authentic food.Sesame Chicken

Asian food is my favorite! I could eat it everyday and never get tired of it. Mr Hui is unfortunately the worst Chinese food I've had in Oklahoma. If it was the only choice for Chinese, I'd stop ordering chinese food sadly. The food was cooked well and the portion sizes were fine. The problem was the flavor. We got Kung Pao and Sesame chicken. The Kung Pao didn't have a lot of flavor and didn't have any sauce. The sesame chicken looks like you would expect but the sauce had a weird flavor not typical of the sesame chicken I've had. Service was nice and had a good ambiance, but I won't be back.

They tipped themselves after I dropped cash in the tip jar. The guy at the counter made eye contact as I dropped it in. When we called to ask them about the incorrect amount and inflated tip, the manager argued, denied it, and basically called me a liar. Best Chinese food ever, but after the dishonesty - I'll never go back.

I am a Mysophobe. For the non Latin-majors out there, just imagine what you normally joke about being a "germophobe" and you're not far off track. I have an irrational aversion to germs and dirt; I own it. As you might imagine, 2020 has been my least pleasant year in some time. I have been unable to even contemplate eating someone else's cooking in months. Still, having lived in 11 countries and learning how to prepare the regional favorites of each one, to say that we have continued to eat well would also be a fair statement. With that in mind, I have watched the restaurant safety reviews stream through facebook for a couple of months with great interest. When a friend posted about Mr. Hui my heart skipped a beat. I lived in Central and Southeast Asia, and "Fantasy Chinese" & "Mr. Hui" (and Fung's Kitchen in OKC) have always been just as genuine and authentic as they come. I read as she described the precautions they've taken to ensure the safety of their patrons, and my stomach started growling. About an hour later I found myself on their ridiculously simple online ordering platform, building an order for the second meal we've had in 5 months that we did not prepare ourselves. When I arrived, I was the second car in the lot, so I waited. The first patrons came out masked. Good. I walked in through the open front door and became a little anxious. "Why leave the door open?" I thought out loud... "To vent out room and bring fresh air in" replied the young woman behind the glass. Of course. That's what the fan is for. They're not allowing the air in the takeout lobby to sit still, and in so doing have offered an additional layer of safety. I guess I smiled because the young woman grinned big enough for me to see it under her mask. I walked the few steps to the glassed-in counter and gave her my phone number. She began reading the receipts and two men in face masks walked out of the kitchen to ask her a question. A third masked man came out of the kitchen and set down some large platters. I signed the credit receipt she had slid under the glass to me and place it in the bucket with the rest of them, and as I did she slid a bag, heavy-laden with all kids of goodies towards me. I had picked out some pretty standard fare; Singapore-style spicy chow mai-fun, egg rolls, General Tso's Chicken (which is actually an authentic Chinese dish, contrary to popular rumor) and a couple of other things. I also ordered a dish that I used to get in China as a boy, but assumed it would be totally different than I remember. "Beichuan liangfen" is essentially fat, square noodles made from mung bean powder and toasted sesame and spices, and translates to "Broken Heart Bean Jellies" - not even kidding. The dish, as the name half implies, is rumored to cure sadness. Feel sad? Ask Waipo (gramma) to make you some broken-hearted jellies. You'll be right as rain in no time. While I cannot confirm that its healing powers are universal, the signature bright flavors and spice of Szechuan style chili oil and black vinegar definitely take your mind off of your troubles. And even though you know you're eating noodles (albeit noodles that look like translucent ice) you'll absolutely understand where the Americanized idea of "jelly" comes in. I raced home and started unpacking. I removed the liangfen last and cracked it open, trying to maintain a sense of proportion - "I haven't had liangfen in decades, and I am in Oklahoma, after all" I thought. Immediately I could smell the vinegar and my stomach growled again. The aroma of chili oil with its big chunky pieces of chopped red chilies snuck out next. I grabbed a pair of kuaizi and fished a long jelly out and into my mouth... If you were to tell me that there wasn't a Waipo in the kitchen, I wouldn't believe you for a moment. If you claimed that you were still sad after having eaten the spicy, vibrant citrus and bitter onion greens of the liangfen, I would feel bad for you, as you are beyond the reach of modern Gramma science. Mr. Hui, your food has made me happy. So, by the power vested in me by absolutely nobody, I declare Mr. Hui a diamond-level gem of safety and flavor, and give them, I dunno, thirty-five stars? Is that too many? I feel they've earned them.

My favorite Chinese food in Norman. The food is very good, and they give you quite a bit. Specifically the steamed dumplings and the Thai tea are always delicious. Not the cheapest, but I find it worth it. The people get you in and out fairly quick, so if you're looking to have much interaction with anyone, this isn't your place, but I actually find it quite nice and convenient. (I also understand that many of the people may not speak English as a first language, which I'm sure has to do with it.) All in all, I highly recommend.

It is takeout only, but the food is fresh and delicious and some of the best Chinese food we've had in a long time. The meat and all the food was seasoned well, including the fried rice. Easy to place an order online and picked up in 20 minutes. Great choice if you're in the Norman area!

Clean restaurant with great food and friendly staff. Our go to Chinese restaurant in Norman.

Ordered take-out from Mr. Hui's and I was surprised by the quality of it! I had a vegetable mei fun as well as the bok choy and mushroom dish. My friend ordered duck which I'm not a huge fan of, but it looked well prepared, and there was a lot of it. Our order was placed and delivered within a reasonable amount of time. I can definitely see why Mr. Hui's is a standard for many in Norman!

Great service and delicious Chinese food. It was the perfect place to stop for dinner on our journey from KC to Dallas, because it was excellent quality food and very quick service.

I ordered pickup from Mr. Hui's on 07/08/2023. I ordered four main dishes, along with other items. Unfortunately, none of the four main dishes included any of the rice that the meals should have included. Since I live 20 minutes from the restaurant I called and requested the rice to be delivered or to provide a partial refund. The restuarant refused and told me I could come back to pick up the rice, they could give me a credit for the next time I place an order or I'd need to bring everything back in for a refund. To me, these options were not acceptable. If I'd driven back to the restaurant to pick up the rice, it would cost me additional gas mileage and all of my other food would have been cold by the time I returned. The credit on a future order is not a guarantee for the next time I might order, who's to say the restuarant would honor that credit. And returning everything for a refund would then cost me the additional gas along with the original gas and I still wouldn't have dinner. Time to find a new restaurant - who has recommendations?

Obsessed with the Sesame Tofu!! Everyone who works their is so kind and we were just picking up a to go order. The rice was also amazing!!

We enjoyed the food and the service was helpful and timely. Loved the eggplant. The surroundings were tired but clean.

Best Chinese food in Norman! Very attentive service. We will definitely be back to eat here again.

Great for takeout! The staff is quick and the food is good. One of the best in Norman for sure!

Have been there several time and usually food was good. Went there on Sun 2/26 ordered the salt and pepper spare ribs. It was terrible! Mostly chopped up rib bones and grissel smothered in onions. I don't think my dog would have eaten it!. The fried rice was good.

To be completely honest... This place is incredibly underrated. Very friendly and great service! Delicious and fresh Chinese food! This is as close to authentic Chinese food in Norman as you're going to get. Is it more pricey than your typical Chinese to-go spot? Yes, but you're paying extra for quality and flavor here and it's not exactly a to-go restaurant. When I think of laid back Friday nights, I think of take outs from here. Their crispy chicken with the house garlic sauce is what they're popular for and its amazing. It's the type of dish I wanna eat again as soon as it's gone! The fried rice is always well flavored and tastes fresh! My other favorite is the salt and pepper spare ribs...it is simply heavenly and indulgent at the same time. Maybe I have a soft spot for Chinese food because that's what I grew up eating. Or their food is really just that good. All I'm saying is this place is definitely worth trying!

OK folks you want REAL Chinese food? This is the place. Not only is it the BEST Chinese restaurant in Oklahoma, but this is some of the best authentic Chinese food anywhere. Now if you want Asian fusion, pad Thai, pho, phe, pham a lama ding dong....this ain't your place. And that's ok. But if you want authentic Chinese food, run by real Chinese people, THIS IS IT !!

Attentive service from staff. The dishes that we've tried have all been great! Unable to review dining in portion, we've always done carry out. But it was clean from what we could see.