Firey Bowl

At this Chinese Huaiyang cuisine restaurant, scan the QR code on the table and you’ll get an authentic Chinese menu. The kids absolutely love the lion’s head meatballs, the squirrel fish is the real deal, and the beer-braised duck is tender and goes perfectly with rice. We’ve just found a hidden gem of a Chinese spot—definitely coming back often!

Firey Bowl on Satellite Blvd in Duluth is a nostalgic throwback to the Chinese-American restaurants of years passed. This was my second time ordering takeout for the family, and it’s a solid choice for feeding a crowd on a budget. The menu is massive - almost overwhelmingly so - with a dizzying array of classic dishes like General Tso’s and lo mein. It’s old-school Chinese-American fare, not gourmet, but comforting and familiar. The food itself? Decent and satisfying when piping hot, though it loses some appeal as it cools. Portions are huge, ingredients seem fresh, and prices are reasonable for the quantity. It’s not going to win culinary awards, but it delivers on value and a retro vibe. The restaurant’s interior, however, feels stuck in the ‘90s. It’s a bit cluttered and disorganized,

Ferry Bowl Asian Cuisine is the real deal! The Chinese food is authentic and delicious, and the service is top-notch. Jenny was especially kind and welcoming when I visited. Everything in my meal was amazing - no complaints, just consistently good food. Highly recommend!

I’ve traveled far and wide—from bustling cities to tucked-away gems—and tasted dishes that tell stories of their own. But this? This meal right here might just be the best I’ve had since leaving home. Let’s start with the Shrimp Fried Rice—every grain was perfectly seasoned and pan-kissed with wok flavor. The shrimp were plump, juicy, and cooked just right, not rubbery or lost in the mix. Each bite felt like it had purpose, with green onions, egg, and just the right hit of sesame oil rounding it all out. Then came the Shrimp with Vegetables—a balance of freshness and flavor. The veggies were crisp and vibrant, not steamed to death like many places do. The light garlic sauce allowed the natural sweetness of the shrimp to shine through, making it both hearty and refreshing. Now the Genera

This was our first visit to the Firey Bowl. We were searching for a really good Chinese restaurant and this is exactly what we were looking for! It is your typical Chinese restaurant with red lanterns hanging from the ceiling and a lighted ceiling mural☺️ The restaurant is very clean. The food was really good, all the regular Chinese dishes that you expect and love. We ordered a pot of tea and for appetizers, I got the hot & sour soup which was awesome and my husband got egg rolls, which were really good. For entree, my husband got the Pork Egg Foo Yung with fried rice and I got the Sesame Chicken with steamed rice. The portions were very substantial. Both dishes were very delicious and I am already looking forward to our next dinner there so that I can try some other dishes! The staff was