Canton Chinese Restaurant

The flavoring was unbalanced for a lot of dishes such as the soft shell crab being extremely salty in some bites and bland in others. I liked the Canh Chua Cá soup as it was tasty and didn't make me thirsty afterwards. Other dishes I ordered, like the sizzling beef, stir fry squid, and the braised fish were okay, but didn't stand out. It would have been nice if the food came with more complimentary rice considering how many dishes we ordered.

My fav Chinese food spot! I always get the eggplant with pork and their orange chicken is to die for! The owner seems really friendly and the food always comes out hot and fresh. Can’t go wrong with anything you order here.

Well if I could give no stars I would if you pay close attention the the napkin there is a snail on my napkin that came out of my food. I ordered the shrimp with watercress spinach. The food was tasty until I got to that part and not to mention the online menu is different from the inside menu.

My family and I love going here to eat! The restaurant serves family style so we always order a variety of dishes for everyone to share. We love the beef flat noodles, organdy chicken, and fried rice. The restaurant isn’t too big. They have big round tables that can sit 8-10 people. The food always comes quickly so you don’t have to wait too long if there is a wait. I’d recommend definitely if you’re looking for tasty Chinese cuisine!

[6/5/2023] As good as usual [5/27/2022] This was our second time, the food and the service were good as the first time. This restaurant has 100+ menu items. Yet, the restaurant manages to produce good food. [4/19/2022][$20] Our first time for lunch. There were several other Asian restaurants but I reluctantly chose this one because others were either closed or looked but sketchy. Our food were excellent and we will come here again.

Delicious, authentic. Best prices for amazing Chinese food in DFW. Crispy, fresh and tasty. My favorite spot for delicious Chinese food. Quick service as well.Food: 5/5

Ate here for the first time today and it was delicious! Had lemon chicken and it was so yummy. The sauce was light and not syrupy or over sweet. The chicken was moist and the rice was cooked perfectly. The staff were super friendly and attentive. The lunch special was such a good deal. It included soup, fried rice and egg roll. I'm really looking forward to my next visit!

We had been craving Egg Fu Yung all day and remembered this restaurant made it fresh the last time we were in. It’s a great place, very nice helpful folks. Ordered Won Ton Soup and some pork fried rice. I knew something was a bit off when the egg fu young cane very quickly. It wasn’t as fresh as we had remembered it previously. We would go back.

Since Caravelle next door closed down, I've been missing signature dishes served by it. I discovered this restaurant serves them too. We ordered the lobster cooked with cheese, fried tofu stuffed with shrimp, and clams cooked with some dark sauce. I don't remember the exact names of the dishes, but our waiter knew exactly what I wanted when I confirmed that I was Vietnamese. These were some of the favorite dishes my family would order during get-togethers at Caravelle. Apparently, so did a lot of other Vietnamese families. Everything is authentic Chinese, including the necessity to flag your servers for when you want something. It was definitely not the invisible hand dining experience. Nevertheless, our party of three was quite happy with the food. If you go into the restaurant with the expectations that it's a dive with great food, you'll be much happier with your experience. It's the only restaurant I've found in the DFW metropolis serving my favorite foods from my childhood I could enjoy.

Shrimp Egg Foo Yung is my absolute favorite and this place was the 1st time I’ve ever had terrible Shrimp Egg Foo Yung, First off there was no shrimp in my shrimp egg foo Yung, this gravy they drenched my patty in their gravy is probably why it tastes terrible. I usually get it with the gravy on the side but when I asked why it wasn’t on the side, they said it was because I have a lunch portion which shouldn’t matter. You should ask if someone what their food drenched in sauce you don’t know how long they are drive is or their commute as this affects the taste of the food. That’s neither here nor there my fried rice doesn’t even taste like it. I regret giving them a tip! As she wanted to charge me for extra sauce and kept coughing aloud.