Ho Ho — Restaurant in Albuquerque

Best Chinese food around. Worth your money. Got here when most of the food came fresh hot of the grill. Steamy hot. You can order half and half with the combo noodles/rice or white rice just ask for the white rice. I just want them to put sweet and sour sauce with every combo because they advertise in there menu but they charge you only get one per two combos which is not right. They should be clear in there menu but other wise worth getting the food and paying 25cents extra per sauce. When I go I get noodles, teriyaki chicken, either mushroom chicken or more Mongolian beef and sweet and sour chicken or beef and broccoli. I eat here when I got enough to spend on myself. Otherwise great food here. Try it combo should be $6.25 but this was a week ago there prices can change. Hope this helps you who are looking for a change in...

I am tempted to 4* this...decor needs help...not awful but not a long way from it either...usually I expect a restaurant to have a bathroom and I’m not sure if it does..if not it’s more 4* than 5*...to me.

So why is it near 5*. ..the things I mentioned aren’t a big factor for this location...quick service..great value & flavors.

It’s also got no soy sauce available (probably unless asking...I like lots of soy sauce flavors..but again the food is done well) but I may of missed it.

Also + for fresh food even though I was there at a non peak time (I know food been in food svs a good part of 40ish years or so and I know what old food looks like usually).

I expect to return even though it’s a little out of the way..still it’s...

So after giving this place a few more tries since my last review, I can honestly say my interest decreases each visit. The last few visits have been a disappointment. It’s clear that the food is used from previous days since I keep getting food with a sour smell or just simply old and dried-out. This used to be my boyfriend’s favorite place to grab Chinese food but he’s lost interest as well. He always gets the half and half rice and lo mein, sesame and teriyaki chicken. Usually the rice is always the smelliest or sourest. This time it was the teriyaki chicken and he had to throw it out. No wonder why it’s so cheap. You get what you pay for. Keep food consist and don’t use food from...