Peng's Chinatown Chinese — Restaurant in San Antonio

This place was disgusting! I can’t even make this up. I should’ve walked out as soon as I stepped in, the place smelled so gross and moldy, the place looked run down. Our waiter was great! I went to wash my hands after placing my order. The cook hit me with the door rushing to go to the restroom. He had explosive diarrhea and he left the door open, couldn’t believe it. I lost my appetite, when I got to booth and I was giving my wonton soup, should’ve never eating after that experience but I went ahead and tasted it and it was salty and the crispy noodles tasted like old cooking oil. I got my sesame chicken and I cut into my chicken and it looked a slightly pink and the batter inside was raw, did not even try that. The rice was okay but only took a few bites and egg roll tasted okay but it was stringy and lastly the fried ragoons were so plain no flavor at all and no green onions, no salt or garlic. Just eating oily fried cream cheese. I paid the bill, she told me $36 and I get the receipt and it said $38 asked why is there an extra charge and she said the charge to use a debit/credit card and it’s rounded to $2, without me being told when I walked in. So at that this point I can’t take it anymore, so I let her know nicely that the food was gross and raw and tasted old and she said they could’ve made me something else, and I said nope I didn’t want anything else or try anything else and I left. We got home and my husband and I started feeling sick, I had it the worst, I was throwing up so bad. Took a few hours after I felt better but NEVER again will I go there. Go at your own risk. That place looked nothing like the review...

I was craving Chinese yesterday on the way home and was in the 410/Wurzbach area and this was the only spot on the way home and my last chance for Chinese so, I took a chance on it. It’s a little place against the wall and I’ve passed by it many times but wow am I glad I finally stopped there! It’s not too big inside but has big booths, it is dimly lite and has a calm atmosphere and pretty decor. The young lady who helped me was very sweet,quick and very attentive. The Lemon chicken lunch special was amazing! The dish came with 2 green onion cream Rangoons (you can get fried wontons or egg roll I think there are other option) 2 big scoops of fried rice, soup, and a huge crispy chicken breast, (and a huge glass of water with lemon to wash it all down), a filling lunch for me all under $13! (Not including tip) From what I could see if the menu, everything was reasonably priced as well. I order the lemon chx dish at all the Asian restaurants I go to and some are too orange flavored or sugary but this one was perfect! Not too sweet not too sour, just the right hint of lemon. And the hot & sour soup was tasty as well! This is definitely the place to get this favorite chicken dish of mine now; the funny thing is, I gave the lady in-front my compliments and she said, that it’s actually a customer favorite and most ordered thing there! I can’t wait to go back and try other items on the menu with my family. I left so incredibly full...

I used to eat at the old location on Bandera near Eckhert Rd. That place was pretty good. However I recently tried this location and I'm very disappointed with the cleansing Ness of this location. So a few weeks ago I came by to eat lunch and I noticed a German cockroach next to me at the edge of the stall in the restroom. So I thought to myself hopefully it's just that one roach that creeped in through the drain... A few weeks later my wife and I decided to give it another go and to my wife's surprise, this time she spotted another German cockroach on our table/booth. We immediately moved to another table. We told the waitress Mary about the roach so that she can inform her boss about getting the pest control personnel to adress the bug issue and she immediately walked over to pretend as if she caught the critter with her finger tips and placed it in the trash. That grossed us out because she still had to bring us our food and there's no telling if she washed her hands even though she pretended to catch the bug but we were not close enough to be 100% sure. Lastly I asked Mary for some scrunchies for our soup with no luck getting them. When I reminded her about them she replied and assumed that since there was a 50 cent charge that's why she didn't bring us any. They didn't used to charge extra for fried noodles/scrunchies. By the Mary used to be nice but lately...