Tian Fu Asian Bistro

Fantastic food, finally found a Chinese place I like after living in Indy for 5+ years. We asked for the Chinese/secret menu and our waiter provided it. Great service, food was ready quickly, so fresh. The waiter helped us decide on the beef dry pot which had shiitake mushrooms and eel mushrooms (I think this is what the waiter said) which I had never tried. The sautéed green beans were my favorite and the soup dumplings were superb. Parking was easy in the lot. Baby changing station in women’s restroom only. We found a new favorite place!

This Asian fusion restaurant is really solid. We got the Sushi Sashimi Combo and the Salmon Teriyaki—both were super fresh and tasted great, nice balance of flavors without anything feeling off. Staff was friendly, place is clean and chill, service came out quick. Definitely worth it and we’ll be back to try more stuff! Highly recommend !

I didn’t like the Peking Duck. But the service was excellent. The duck was cold, unflavored, and the skin wasn’t crispy. I would go back and try something else. The sushi bar fish smelled very fresh.

Went on a lunch date with my honey, waited a few minutes to be seated as no one was at the host stand but eventually we were lead to the other side to be seated. Shortly our waiter arrived (Chris If I recall lately) and immediately took our drink order after handing us a menu, I thought prior to going there was egg foo young but it wasn't on this menu and it didn't dawn on me that I was looking at the Chinese menu online and not the American menu 🤦🏾‍♀️. I was looking forward to soup dumping, they only had pork, disappointing, I probably would not have patronized today. We ordered chicken pot stickers for appetizers, they were okay, I ordered chicken pad thai, they were better than most places that I've tried. I enjoyed the egg drop soup, and the Szechuan fish that my husband ordered was very flavorful, I liked it, he loved it. We'll return again, hopefully non- pork soup dumplings are available, I am interested in ordering from the Chinese menu.

Ignore the negative reviews, my dad has been here 6 times now and has never had an issue with speed, service, or cleanliness. The food is amazing, I ordered the shrimp & vegetable tempura lunch box and was very impressed. Their miso is very good, and I’m writing this as someone who isn’t usually a big fan of miso soup. The food was all given very quick and the service was great, very respectful and polite. I don’t know what people are talking about with greasiness, the place is very clean and has a great aesthetic/atmosphere. Definitely worth checking it out, the prices are very good for the quality of the food.

If you like authentic Szechuan food, this is the place in Indy. Dry chili chicken. Xialombao (soup dumplings). Spicy boiled beef. Yangzhou chow fun (fried rice). I worked in China 2003-2009 and hit up authentic Szechuan restaurants all over. If you’ve never tried those dishes above, come here and do it!

Highly recommend for people who want to try some real Chinese food. They have lots of choices including Beijing Duck. We had fish in dry pot which was really tasty. The dessert rice cakes are also very good.

Our family dined in last night - Christmas Eve. We arrived shortly before 5:00 pm to beat the rush and as we were entering, so was a large party - looked to be about 25-30 people. They only had 2 servers, yet they kept seating people filling the entire restaurant. It was clear that 2 servers could not attend to everyone, especially because they were pretty much all seated between 5:00 to 5:30. After waiting 25 minutes, I noticed a table that arrived after us was getting their order taken. When I asked the Owner/Manager (?) about it, he said those customers spoke Chinese - ??? I guess that means they serve the English speakers whenever they have time 🤷🏻‍♀️. The food came out randomly and not to everyone at the same time. Half of our party did not receive all their food after being there 1 1/2 hours. And what food we did get was not good. I do not blame the servers, they were literally running around like crazy. It was totally a management issue! I will NEVER go there again. Not because they had one bad night, but because it was clear the Owner/Manager did not care about his staff or the customers. I cannot in good conscience contribute to a business that treats their employees so poorly.

Had a lunch date with my daughter and after finding out that the only dim sum place closed in Indy, we were looking for some new spots. Tian Fu is bigger than I expected and the menu was HUGE to the point of overwhelming. They had Chinese, Japanese, and Thai food. We ordered: Salt & Pepper Calamari: We really liked the calamari, but I wish there was some sort of sauce to balance it out and I felt like the lettuce was not needed. The calamari itself was delicious and we ate it all. The soup dumplings were good and I liked the flavor. It was a fun experience for my daughter who was wondering how soup got into the dumpling! Walnut shrimp: it was crispy on the outside and the candied walnuts added a lovely crunch that contrasted nicely with the shrimp. The portions are generous, so we brought home some leftovers for later. We'll definitely come back to try some other things on the menu!

I'm so glad this place exist since Lucky Lu/Benyu had closed. It's an Asian fusion (Japanese, Chinese) place so not the same, but I still get to enjoy Peking Duck. Our starters were great with their fried chicken wings and shrimp shumai. The wings are well marinated with flavor and crispy. The shrimp shumai is nothing special, more like the ones you get at the frozen pack. Wifey had the bento box which was enjoyable It had crispy shrimp tempura and the chicken was delish. My main highlight is the peking duck, it's why the 5 star. Their shrimp fried rice is also good with the typical aftertaste but not as potent as other places. though, could be better. Service was attentive but not intrusive, Place was full so we were seated at the sushi roll area. Will come here again to try other menu, that is if I can get over the Peking duck. Place is somewhat tight spaced but not bad, chill atmosphere. No outdoor seating unfortunately. Lots of parking space. Will comeback here definitely.

If you like authentic Szechuan food, this is the place in Indy. Dry chili chicken. Xialombao (soup dumplings). Spicy boiled beef. Yangzhou chow fun (fried rice). I worked in China 2003-2009 and hit up authentic Szechuan restaurants all over. If you've never tried those dishes above, come here and do it! And looks like they also have regular chinese food and sushi that I'm sure is great too but try some of the above.

We have been looking for a good sit down Chinese restaurant for a long time and we finally found one! Everything we had was delicious. We ordered most of the items listed as Chef Favorite and it was all very good. Not swimming in sauce. Lots of great veggies. Friendly staff.

Try the Peking Duck....it's excellent......there were four of us. We ordered two entrees plus the duck. It was more than enough.

Very solid Chinese food in Indy that appeals to those looking for more authentic food as well as your standard Chinese American items. I usually get carry out and haven't tried their sushi - I stick to their Chinese dishes mostly. Highlights - cumin lamb, walnut shrimp, stir fry string bean, spicy crispy chicken

Good and fast food for a lunch option. I got the chicken teriyaki lunch box. Get to try a little of everything which I really liked! The service was so quick and the insane was decorated nicely. I will go again for lunch for sure.

Very good Food flavor and temperature are good Serve is very friendly and attentive same that the robot service. Love it Highly recommend to anyone on town

I came here with a few friends and a lot of what we had was really good. I would definitely come back here for my Chinese fix. Food was chines legitimate. The soup dumplings were really good. You have to eat it right away as it comes out. We also ordered Dan Dan noodles, which were also really good. I would order both of those again. Pig ears were good. What I wouldn't order again is the Peking Duck. I like Cantonese style peking duck better. The duck meat and skin here just didn't have the same effect as if it were thinly cut. These were bigger chunks. Fish filet in stew was also good. I would come back again. I'm curious about their sushi, although I don't think it'll be quality, it's nice that there's that option.

Okay so hear me out - I was having a stressful day (thank you taxes) and wanted to make my day a little better. Now I've been to Tian Fu before and they have great options. - you can ask for the Chinese menu and get even more options. This particular day though - my weary lil soul craved something smothered in sauce and comforting reminding me of what my family used to get when I was growing up. So yes friends, I went with General Tso's Chicken. I'm giving five stars because I've been to this restaurant before. I even celebrated one of my birthdays there and they always have amazing options - the space is beautiful. When I used Doordash and what stood out to me aside from the perfectly cooked rice, juicy chicken, sweet but not overly sweet sauce - was the fact that it was delivered in this reusable bag from the restaurant. I have never had that happen when I've Doordashed from another restaurant. That personalized touch definitely shows who they are as an establishment. You all rock and I can't wait to come in for a visit again!

Food was flavorful and reminds me of the one that was near saraga. Service needs a bit more polish as the wait staff was all over the place and had to be called multiple times for some basic table utensils (small plates, spoon/fork etc...) Food was served so far apart that the dining experience was not as enjoyed if they had been served together or closer together.

Overall, a great place, and the food is definitely 4-star worthy when the owner is around. However, there's a noticeable drop in quality when he's not. Hope they can maintain consistency!

Got seated extremely quickly on Christmas Eve, all items we ordered were DELICIOUS. We ordered soup dumplings, spicy tuna salad, black dragon roll, Szechuan dumpling, egg foo yong, crab Rangoon and much more! We did order the beef lo mein, but our server forgot unfortunately, he was great and by the time we realized we were so full anyway! 85 dollars for 4 people was just amazing! We loved the robot serving us dishes! We will absolutely be back

Cute little spot! Stopped in for lunch, and they have very reasonable prices. They have many lunch specials available. I ordered 3 roll sushi, and it was under $15. My coworker ordered the bento box. It came with a lot of variety. It did get noisy in there with multiple tables sat next to us. Service was pretty good. My sushi was served on a household kitchen type plate, I did find that to be odd.

I have been to Tian Fu a few times now with my coworkers as it's close to the office. Their food is mediocre, but it's a good price for what you get. Their service is good, I have never had a wait time and BONUS they have an electronic delivery system that is a Robot Cat Cart! I have had a few of their lunch specials now, General Tso's and Kung Pao Chicken which were good and they come with rice, a spring roll, and a crab rangoon (lunch special). I like that I can get a few things for a good price. The last time I was there, we ordered Coke product drinks -- I believe that they do not have a soda machine as they came in cans and each of ours were flat. A few of my tablemates asked for a new one and those were flat as well. Overall, if you just want some easy, cheap and quick Asian food, it's a great place!

Once again, we are on the hunt for good Chinese food in Indy to feed my college student. It was located nearby after shopping at a Costco. It is in a shopping center with plenty of parking. Maybe because I asked for a table in Chinese, it was assumed we wanted Chinese food (which we did). So we got the Chinese menu. The name of the restaurant has the word Asian in it, and I see later the other side has the Japanese offerings. I can confirm that they serve authentic Chinese food, not just Americanized Chinese. We went with the soup dumplings, scallion pancakes and 2 other dishes. They were all very good! The skin on the soup dumplings were thin (just the way we like it) and tasty. We really liked the pocket tofu and bamboo/pork dishes. The bamboo had red chili so it had kick. The menu doesn't tell you which is spicy (which we don't really eat) so just ask. We were interested in ordering a lo Mein dish but it wasn't on that menu (maybe on the all English menu?). There is table and booth seating as well as large round tables for groups. Service is attentive and efficient. We even had the robo server bring us the scallion pancakes. Will definitely be back!

Came here because someone's review said they had Korean, which they don't. So that made for a disappointing start. We ordered an appetizer of Scallion Pancakes and sushi rolls for our main. The food was tasty and the service was pretty good. The restaurant is decorated nicely. Just not what I had hoped for.

Eggplant with garlic sauce is really good. Spicy crisp chicken is good. Soup dumplings are good.

I was in the area, and my daughter wanted sushi, so we stopped by, and I'm sooo glad we did! The soup dumplings were the star, with a close second being the tempura cheesecake. The service was amazing. They heard my daughter singing happy bday to herself and asked if it was someone's bday. It was her 6th, and they had the robot server come and sing to her. The cheesecake was decadent!! And so good. The server helped us put our boxes in a reusable bag. I was really so impressed! Will def be back.

this is quickly becoming one of our favorite restaurants. The quality of the food and the delivery time is on point. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone that has interested in Asian cuisine.

We gave this place a shot off of relatively good reviews. The beef looks absolutely spoiled and we couldn't even bring ourselves to try it. The crispy spicy chicken has NO flavor and is dry. We just threw $34 down the drain because this food went straight into the garbage can. What a waste and disappointment. Someone look at the photo of this beef and tell me why it's okay to serve something that looks like this? Chicken looked just as disgusting.

My opinion of this place always ranges between 3 and a 4. It always depended on what I ordered. When I first came here, I didn't really like the taste of some of their dishes. They had a Korean-Chinese menu, which is something you don't really see around in Indy anymore. The food was not what I expected so I was disappointed but the last few times, I opted to try their signature Chinese dishes and fell in love. While some of the dishes were a little salty, the flavor is always bold - in a good way. I always get the soup dumplings, just for the experience, but I don't think it's something I'd order again. It's always dry, lukewarm, and the bottom is always stuck to the paper so when you lift it, it rips, and all the soup falls out (defeating the purpose of soup dumplings). The last time, I ordered the Salt and Peppered Shrimp, Fish Dry Pot, and Sweet and Sour Pork. I loved all the dishes. The prior time, I also had the Boiled Fish in Hot Chili Oil and it was delicious! Interestingly, they also have a robo-server. It's cute and definitely something new.

It was a slow night at the restaurant so service was quick. The food was delicious and the pricing was good.

i don't know about this place. when i walked in it was actually seeming like a good restaurant that is a very respectable establishment, got seated at my table, hanged my bag up on one of the chairs then the waiter kept asking if we were ready to order. basically not giving us time to order then proceeded to move my bag off the chair and look me up and down with disgust. i couldn't believe it and walked out immediately.

Good always wonderful Today's togo dinner shrimp tempura and vegetable tempura. Shrimp, and pieces of carrot, eggplant, green pepper. Yum! Also the usual vegetable spring rolls, 2 is too much and they're sooo crispy, Live this place.

I have heard good things about this place and I wanted to try it since my usual sushi spot wasn't open. A friend and I came for lunch and decided on the 3 roll sushi combo. I got spicy shrimp, spicy salmon and sweet potato rolls. My eyes were bigger than my stomach so I wasn't able to finish them all. Thank you to go boxes! Our server was very nice and she made sure our service moved quickly since it was lunch time and I appreciated it. I want to come back and try some of the Chinese dishes as well as other sushi rolls. This place will be in my rotation!

Food is amazing. I have had the all you can eat sushi on a couple occasions. Particularly recommend the hot and sour soup, but have enjoyed the variety of sushi and desserts I have had as well. The robot delivery, (usually it is a waiter or waitress who delivers the food/drinks,) is an interesting attraction particularly for kids.

We have eaten here twice now, and have not been disappointed yet! There is a wide variety to choose from (Chinese, Japanese, Thai) so I'm sure you could find something that interest you. There is also a Chinese Menu that has items you would typically order at Chicago China town (you may have to ask specifically for this menu). The first time we had the Honey Glazed Walnut Shrimp, Seafood Double Pan Fried Noodle, and Ong Chou w/ Garlic Sauce. The next time we ordered Fish Filet in Dry Pot, Honey Glazed Walnut Shrimp, Tian Fu Tofu, and Gai Lan (Chinese Broccoli) in Hunan Sauce. Everything we've ordered has been delicious and this will be our go to restaurant whenever we are in the area (West 86th St) :-)

I ordered The shrimp fried rice and was really pleased with not only the flavor but the portion. I placed my order to go and had to wait a few minutes upon arriving but it was well with the wait. The food came out hot and the ingredients were fresh and the shrimp were really big and not over cooked. I will definitely be returning to check out their other menu items.

I had been wanting to try this place for a while. I was intrigued by the all you can eat sushi. Well the all you can eat sushi is $27. Not bad but then this of course doesn't include all of the sushi options. Then there are so many stipulations that come with it that by the end of reading it all, it's kind of a turn off. You must not leave more than 3 pieces or you will be charged $3 (? can't remember exactly how much). You must finish everything before ordering more. I'm all for not wasting but that is a bit much if it's your first time and you are just trying it out. You are forced to finish everything. Needless to say I didn't get it. Our server was good and very nice however felt very rushed to order. There was only 1 other table there. She waited at the table until we were ready after coming back once. We arrived just after 9 and they closed at 11. I ordered the szechuan chicken which was just ok. It was a little sweet. Came with peas and carrots and broccoli. The peas and carrots were like the frozen kind and weren't quite done. I was disappointed. I'm used to the one from sizzling wok, my fav. Doesn't compare (they use fresh cut veggies). I also had the tom yum soup which I was weary because this isn't a Thai restaurant. I should have listened to my gut because it was def different. Not bad but not the same. They have a delivery robot they just used to bring out to go orders. That was neat. Don't plan on coming back.

Party of seven on Christmas. Some had items that would rate 4, others, 2, and so this is an average of the ratings. Rice and Japanese-focused dishes did well. Fried food (crab rangoon, tempura calamari) and Thai dishes did poorly. One dish, a pad see ew, was particularly bad, missing normal ingredients, oddly treated tofu, and incorrectly spiced. An eggplant dish was good, and the soups were praised. Overall a weird experience. We've been here before, and last year on Christmas, they had no heat-- and it was darn cold. Next Christmas? Somewhere else. Sorry; not worth the drama of what's going to turn out well, and what's not.

If you want Beth prompt and tasty Asian food, then this is the place. When you walk in it is decorated in very inviting and tasteful decor. Also, as you are being seated there is a picture window where you can stand and watch them prepare and cook all of the food. Food-wise I ordered the lunch portion of the sesame chicken today, which wasn't the best batch I've had from them...due to some of the chicken pieces being pretty gristly...however, it was still tasty. The sauce coating is thick enough to stay on each piece as you eat...very nice ... as a lot if places, the sauces can tend to be runny ... as a result you can lose some of the flavor. With Tian Fu, you will not have a loss of flavor. The egg drop soup and spring roll, that was included, was yummy as usual! Service The service here is prompt and very polite. If you are running short on lunch time, there's a good chance that you could still make it in and out...assuming you have 30-40 minutes to enjoy. I gave it all the stars even though this batch of sesame chicken want their best...because I have had consistently good food experience on two other previous experiences.

Good place to go for Chinese or sushi! We came here with friends and really enjoyed it. A robot brought our appetizer out! They also have all you can eat sushi but I wasn't adventurous enough for that. The waiter was very kind and attentive as well.

Hit or miss, but the best option in Indiana, The Separate Chinese Menu is the way to go if you understand the dishes.

Went on a Sunday around 12pm... not busy AT ALL until about 12:30-1. Our server was soooo nice. This might be a weird thing to say, but his voice was so soothing and it honestly took the dining experience to another level. XD My dish, the Szechuan Mapo Tofu, was enough to feed 3 people for the price of 1. It was so flavorful, but suuuper hot (both spicy and in temperature). The restaurant is very pretty, but also very cold (which might be a good thing when you're eating spicy food?) Bring a sweater if you're dressed for the summer! Overall, a lovely experience and looking forward to visiting again!

As always everything was delicious. Good food, great service, we were celebrating a birthday and they brought a piece of tempura cheesecake- my favorite

Tian Fu has a wide range of menu selections and I think everyone could find something they like. This most recent visit we opted to do all you can eat sushi. You can start with ordering entrees and appetizers, then move into sushi and finish with dessert! This is fun to do with a group as you can all share and try different food together. Handy was our waiter and he is absolutely wonderful and very attentive. We tried dumplings, fried rice, sushi rolls, nigiri, fried cheesecake and green tea ice cream and we were so full! They do have a rule where you must finish your food before you order more and if you don't finish the sushi rolls there is a charge which I love so food isn't wasted.

We tried several different things on our first visit, which was during the stay at home orders: sushi, chicken udon, their spicy crispy chicken specialty, and xiao long bao (this is not listed on the menu, so you'll need to ask for it). We were really happy with every dish and the leftovers reheated well too. We did carryout that time but the dining area looked very nice and we looked forward to eating in when in-person dining opened back up. Edit: We've visited again a couple of times since our first time and if it were closer to home, we'd be there even more! The soup dumplings remain very good as well as the other dishes we've tried. The dining room is in fact comfortable and spacious, but we continue to have good experiences with carryout as well. Their location is conveniently around the corner from our favorite dessert place so we always enjoy getting to treat ourselves to two local gems when we're in this area of town.

We ate here on Christmas Day. I had the chicken lo mein, and the table had crab rangoon and spring rolls as appetizers. Both appetizers were a bit... they weren't tasteless, but they didn't have as much to the taste as other places, so I wouldn't recommend that. Now the lo mein was very tasty, so I can recommend that. I think where this place excels is that they have a variety of Chinese, Thai, and Japanese food. So if your group can't pick just one, here you go. The staff was also very attentive and prompt. Our food came quickly and we never ran out of drinks. Overall, I wouldn't make a special trip for this, but if you're in the area and craving some Asian food, this is a very good option.

This place was great! Reasonable prices, especially for lunch, attentive waitstaff who refilled our hot green teas, and delicious soup dumplings.

service was pretty standard, the interior was dimly lit and spacious. the food was overall pretty good, especially the green beans and spicy chicken. the scallion pancake was a little burnt and flavorless though.

This one of very few restaurants in Indy that serves authentic Chinese food with great selection of menu including appetizers, fish, meat, desserts and dumplings. I would high recommend original soup dumplings. Very juicy and tasty. Water spinach, pan fried noodles and fish in chili oil are my all time favorites. I tried their fried rice cake and Chinese brown sauce and it was so delicious. Their menu also includes sushi and Thai food. I had Playboy roll and it was delicious. Staffs are very kind and helpful. Ample parking space available.

Delicious and inexpensive. Lots of Chinese people eat there. Very kind and friendly. First time food brought by a robot.

Great place! Service was accurate and fast. The way to go is to get a bunch of different dishes and share. Peking duck was amazing and so were the soup dumplings! Highly recommend, will be back.

This was my second visit to Tian Fu over a three year period, and this time the food was mediocre, at best. I had something called the "Phoenix and Dragon" which was recommended to me by the waiter. Being unfamiliar with their new menu, I asked him for a dish that had meat and vegetables, and wasn't spicy. He confessed that he'd been working there only about a month, but suggested the P & D, even though he wasn't sure what was in it, exactly. That should've been a warning to me, but I went ahead with it figuring that he would know if something had meat and veggies. The menu described it as having shrimp, chicken, and vegetables. Sounded good, so far. I was accompanied by a friend and we split an order of egg rolls as an appetizer while we waited, and those were hot and tasty. The entrees arrived, and to the credit of T.F., mine had several large shrimp, but the veggies were mainly just a few carrot planks, some snap peas, and a water chestnut or two. The other meat was supposed to be chicken, but I couldn't confirm that because it was bland, and the texture was similar to that of a wet, wadded-up paper towel. I tried a couple of the pieces of alleged chicken and gave up on them. The sauce that was liberally poured over everything was far too salty. I picked through the shrimp and abandoned the rest. The white rice that's mandated to come with it was, as usual, forgettable and it was a waste to bring it to me because I didn't want it, nor did I eat it. On a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being best, I'd give my meal a 4, with the egg roll and the after dinner, prepackaged fortune cookie being the highlights. My friend ordered the Teriyaki Scallops and was marginally pleased with it. Although there was a generous helping of scallops and a few broccoli spears, there was too much Teriyaki sauce on it for her taste. The low-light for her was their "salad," which was just white iceberg lettuce, some sparse carrot and red cabbage shavings, topped with a non-descript and not-very-pleasant tasting mystery dressing that came plopped on it. No choice of other dressings was given. She said the Miso soup was better. Overall, I'd give my latest visit to T.F. a 5 out of 10, based on the food. Not terrible, but certainly nothing to merit a recommendation. The waiter was pleasant, attentive, and as helpful as he could be, but he wasn't very knowledgeable about the menu. I would be open to going there again, but only if someone could recommend a better choice of an entree.

Tian Fu is the type of place that entices you with promises of fantastic food served a la carte. My favorite type of food: sushi. I am not a sushi snob. I love fresh sashimi, but I more often I find myself enjoying an American style roll. This place advertises itself as all you can eat. At the price of 28$, it's attractive enough. So I gave it that chance. What I received was an abomination. I reserve one star for the worst of the worst. I feel scammed. The "sushi" is comprised of overcooked rice mush. Even the nigiri. There is so much rice that it could not possibly be considered ethical. Each bite is an entire mouthful of slop covered in a disgusting sauce which is present on EVERYTHING. It may be called dragon sauce, but it's more of a sad teriyaki. I have never in my life had teriyaki sauce that tastes bad. I came here hungry. I had to stop eating early. Not because I was full from the extreme quantities of rice, but in fact because it tasted so bad that I couldn't force myself to eat it. I found my palette rejecting the next bite, forcing me to gag. Save yourself the trouble. Do not come here for sushi. I have not tried their Chinese offerings, but I wouldn't come here again if the Chinese menu had a Michelin star. I don't appreciate the feeling of being scammed.

They have all you can eat sushi with some basic decent options added on; soups and salads etc. The sushi was good, tight rolls, good sauces, and well seasoned. The service was okay, I was left with my glass empty, but the staff were kind.

The restaurant is divided into Chinese and Japanese sections, and they even have freshly made xiao long bao (soup dumplings) on-site. The staff arranged a family-friendly seating area for us and adjusted the table and chairs to accommodate our little ones, which was very thoughtful. Recommend: (1)Pocket Tofu (highly recommended): The texture is smooth and the taste is perfectly balanced, which is very appealing to my children. (2)Slippery Pork kidney: The pork kidney is prepared without any fishy taste and is crispy and refreshing. (3)Three-Cup Chicken: The aroma of basil is strong. The chicken is tender and not greasy, and the combination of chicken, ginger, garlic, and dried bamboo shoots is excellent. If you are very sensitive to spice, be aware that this dish has a slight spiciness due to the addition of jalapeños. It's more suitable for adults. (4)Shredded Pork with Preserved Tofu and Bamboo: A home-cooked dish with a balanced sweet and salty flavor. The kids enjoyed it a lot. The dining environment is clean and tidy, and the service is attentive. They even have a robot delivering food, which is very appealing to children. The prices of the dishes are reasonable, and they are not overly oily or salty. You don't have to travel to Chicago anymore to enjoy delicious Chinese food.

Me and my family went to Tian Fu Asian bistro yesterday and we have to admit it was a wonderful experience! The food was spectacular and the waitress was nice. We had the pan fried buns it was crispy and tasty. The atmosphere of the restaurant were very traditional like and they even had those cute adorable robot waitresses that goes around bringing people food! I was truly amazed. Everything went better than expected it was almost a turn over with all the negative reviews. But according to my experience this had been one of the best tasting restaurants I've ever been to. I would definitely be going back.