Chong's Cafe — Restaurant in Pueblo

I've driven by this place a million times but finally tried it and would try it again. Top complaint would be they have a fish tank which had a super overpowering smell the moment I walked in so I'm not sure how I'd do actually dining in. Small and cozy no frills place they let their food speak for itself. My only dislike as to food is I wish they used less soy sauce or mixed it better. I had about 5 bites that were outrageously salty, I couldn't have eaten the whole dish if it were like that but it thankfully got better. The meat was really tender and delicious though. Most places I encounter are overcooked and stringy so I was super impressed at what I was served. I'll go back and would...

My partner and I have looked for a really good Chinese place in Pueblo for more than 2 years and we finally found it. We went on Saturday about 1:00pm and we were the only ones in the restaurant. We were greeted and seated quickly. The place was clean and comfortable...it is old but they decorated well. We were able to order off the lunch menu which is good everyday through 3pm. That adds a cup of soup and an egg roll to the dish as well as steamed or fried rice. We also ordered fried dumplings to start...they were delicious and fresh. I had Mongolian beef and my partner had Szechwan Beef. Both dishes were really good. If you need fresh Chinese or Vietnamese food in Pueblo Chong's is...

We have been ordering food from this restaurant for over 10 years and the last two times we have ordered food from here has been the worst I have ever tasted. The crab wontons were brown inside, the Mongolian beef was starchy and the serving size was small 4 tblsp. and found a sliver of wood in it. Sweet and Sour Chicken was hard and both tasted very starchy. Vegetable fried Rice was dry and hardly any vegetables. I don't know what happened to this place, but it is not the same place that I have eaten at for the past 10+ years. Spent $60.00 for pick up and threw it...