Helen Asian Kitchen

Not the best flavored Chinese foods. It seems that the restaurant has adopted its foods which have lost some of its authentic Chinese flavors. For example, the hot pepper it uses in the two dishes we ordered are jalapenos, instead of some more traditional hot peppers found in other Chinese restaurants around the country. The restaurant is clean, the staff members are friendly and accommodating. Due to the lack of serving staff, it does allow for dine-in for lunch on the Saturday we visited. However, after requesting using its space without the traditional service offered for a dine-in, the owner happily allowed so. Another family followed suit shortly after us.

Only in town one night and needed a quick dinner before a concert. Helen’s was amazing! Soup Dumplings, Hot and Spicy Dumplings, Mongolian Lamb and Shrimp Pad Thai were all delicious. Entrees were large enough to have for lunch the next day, and just as tasty! Good price, excellent food and very friendly “mom and pop” service.

I love the dumplings at this place. Specially the soup dumplings, ugh absolutely delicious! I also had the spicy pork ones and the shrimp & chive ones, which were pretty good. I felt sad that the place was empty when I visited for dine in, they were very friendly.Food: 5/5

Unassuming little restaurant behind the waffle house. If you're looking for fine dining Chinese food, this is definitely not it. Friendly and fast service. The food is decent. I was pleasantly surprised by the Fish in Chili Oil dish as it was really good! Dim sum though? Not too impressed. I guess if you're really craving dim sum, this would do in a pinch. Drinks are all bottled and you pick from their fridge at the front. Even water is a $1 dollar bottle of kirkland water. Overall, small town expectations. Gave it 4 stars for the fish in chili oil!

Had my birthday dinner here, was so fun. Paid for food and we got the venue for free, food was delicious and alot, and they provided takeout packs for my friend for the leftovers it was a buffet also owners were nice and provided all our needs for the party. FYI: I did my deco myself and we brought our own music.

Really liked this place. We stopped in after going to a nearby climbing gym and were famished. They had plenty of vegetarian options for my wife, and some nice inventive dishes on top of the traditional Chinese restaurant fare. I went with the Salt N' Pepper shrimp, which paired nicely with the Ma Po Tofu nice and gingery and green beans that my wife got. The shrimp were huge and delicious - waiter was kind enough to explain I should eat them with the shell on still with the way they were cooked. Great meal and a great price. Vegetarian options: There was a full section of veg stuff and numerous options. Much more than most Columbus restaurants.

I would give more stars if possible. The food was delicious and affordable, served fresh. the owners were extremely kind and made sure we had everything we needed. The Xiao Long Bao and Pork buns were some of the best I’ve had. My husband had the Mongolian lamb and absolutely loved it. The restaurant was spotless and comfortable. I will definitely be coming back!

24.00 for potstickers? No dipping sauce with the carry out order...just packets of soy sauce. Really? Not cooked enough either. Potstickers are supposed to be crunchy. This place used to be awesome when a Korean ran it. They didn't even have kimchi, and didn't know what mandu was. Will not return.

I was in the Columbus area and wanted some Dim Sum. I discovered Helen's, their Dim Sum menu is limited, but what I had was good. There was no one there, which is not a good sign, and I was there at lunchtime. Chinese lunch is never a good idea, but I ordered a lunch plate, which was the Chicken Orange. It was ok, you can always tell when chicken or other meats are reheated, there's a taste that makes the food, not so good. Great ambiance, he owner was funny and attentive. I'm giving it a 4 rating with hopes that he or dinners are better and that cook lunch fresh

Got a large takeout order. Everything was fine but just not great. Got three different kinds of dumplings and all were a bit tough and not delicate like they should be. Three American Chinese entrees were fine. Hot and sour soup was like thick vinegar. Had to add about 1/2 teaspoon of chili pepper flake to get any heat at all. I will say it is quite affordable and the portions are large though which is appreciated.