Tsingtao House

Our family often goes to Tsingtao Restaurant whenever we’re craving Chinese food, and it truly feels like a second home to us. The owner is incredibly kind and welcoming — she greets us like we’re hometown friends every time we walk in. She’s especially wonderful with our kids. She plays with them, makes little braids for them, and always takes time to talk and laugh with them. It’s rare to find that kind of genuine warmth in a restaurant owner these days. The food is very delicious and full of flavor. It does lean on the oily side, but that’s part of what makes it so rich and satisfying. If you’re not sure what to order, just ask her — she’s always happy to recommend dishes or tell you about the day’s specials. Our signature favorites are the clay pot rice, tofu seafood stew, sour must

The taste of the food and size of the portions were excellent. The servers were very pleasant and accommodating which can be a rarity these days. They were very busy but finished every interaction with a smile. The only downside was that there was a limited number of servers so the service was on the slow side, although once we did place our orders, the food came out quickly. This is my favorite Chinese restaurant in town. I highly recommend it.

Decent Chinese restaurant near UR campus. If you want to rly enjoy Chinese food here, do not go alone, but go with some party at least 4 and share the plates because one plate would be too large enough to get bored But if you have several different plates you may enjoy various flavors!! I have tried this with my friends: Braised Pork Belly Sour Mustard Boil Fish Beef Chow Fun (it was my favorite) Eggplant Garlic Sauce Chinese Choves

A surprising good Chinese restaurant in a nondescript strip mall. Good old fashioned Cantonese dishes, ranging from the simple watercress with garlic to spicy hot chicken popcorns. We enjoyed our outings here. Taking in everything into consideration, this no fuss restaurant delivers a solid Cantonese style experience and would make us come back here when we are in the mood to try southern Chinese food. Service could be better. There were only two ladies working the entire restaurant. They rushed from one table to the next and did what they could. There was some waiting needed in every steps, but it was expected in this kind of restaurant.

This is a cute little place. The food was delicious. I got a fried tofu dish with mixed vegetable and they had this delightful kind of cauliflower I had never had before. Kind of like a young baby cauliflower. It was really good. My friend got a fried rice which she very much enjoyed. It was nice and bright in there. Nothing amazing but comfy.