Noodles and Dumplings — Restaurant in Pecos

The food tasted and smelled like old grease that had not been changed or everything is getting cooked on same area. That was all you could taste you could not distinguish the smell of all the different food you ordered all you could smell was the old smelly grease, we wasted $60.00 dollars of our hard earned money on food that went straight in the trash. Maybe pick up ordered are different. Don’t open other places in other towns until you improve the quality of your cooking skills and your smelling cause I know you could smell that awful grease smell when you handed it to me at the restaurant.i thought it was just cause the restaurant smelled like that till I got home and opened the containers and saw all the grease on the bottom. Please don’t eat here. Or we don’t recommend this place. Have pride in what you cook and how it smells and looks, or just get some training first, we are sitting on the toilet, my grand babies got diarrhea after eating some of this food Thank you very much but I won’t be spending money in...

This place just wants your money. I called and ordered Kung Pao Chicken. I asked if I could get it without the hot red pepper flakes and was told yes. Went and picked it up The manager was very nice. I paid for it then drove home. When I got home it was so hot and full of red pepper flakes I could not eat it so called them back. They said to bring it back... I did... after waiting a few minutes the owner emerged with a new container he held it open I looked at it it didn't look Like it had any red pepper flakes in it so I took my meal home. Was offered no compensation for the mess up. Once home again stirred it up and MORE RED PEPPER FLAKES. I called them back and was told this cannot be made any other way its a sauce. I told him he should have told me that from the beginning I would have ordered something else. WASTE OF MONEY!! NOT HONEST WITH THE PUBLIC... BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE!!...

My son and I were in town for the Pecos League and craving something other than Tex-Mex. We stumbled upon this spot and were blown away! The food was absolutely fantastic — every dish we ordered was packed with flavor and perfectly cooked.

We tried the Spiced Edamame, General Tso’s Chicken with white rice, Mongolian Beef with fried rice, and an order of dumplings. Everything came out surprisingly fast, even though we were told it would be about 15 minutes. The portions were generous, and the total came to around $65 — a great value considering we had enough leftovers for another meal the next day.

The staff was quiet but welcoming, and the overall vibe was relaxed. If you’re in Pecos and looking to break away from the usual Tex-Mex fare, this place is a must-try. Highly...