Regent Chinese - Longview

My friend and I went to our first drag show here. We had so much fun! We were so glad we went. We don't drink alcohol, but still ordered a mixed non-alcoholic drink it was delicious.

Great food. Great place.But due to the economy...it's on the speedy side.

I change my review. the owner took time out of her day to reach us and to treat the problem we had visited with the service at our last. she informed us that it was handled and asked if we were willing to return. this type of engagement for customer service is rare today and we are more than happy to eat there again. the food is delicious and the owner who comes out as she did shows me that she is really interested and we are then happier to support her

Woouu young, last night, after we barely ate something. it was rough. I loved her eating. that he tasted like it was old, then microshaft too long. there was a table close to the food sent back and the waitress seemed quite irritated, which made us hesitate to complain about eating. we noticed that the chefs always looked at the table that sent their food back with a restless look at their face, so we decided to pay and leave only and absolutely not take to go container. we never come back. I hated the whole situation.

The two stars are for the service. that was pleasant and attentive. the food left much to wish. like taste. I have a big, almost overwhelming, favorite for Chinese food and will seek restaurants when I travel. my measuring instrument/barometer for good Chinese food is simply order hot and acid soup. if it's good. I will return. the other court I ordered is kung pao huhn. I can do this myself and do quite well. but it is fun to go with friends and enjoy a good meal. I visited this place with friends and enjoyed their company, but not eating. the hot and acid soup was cloudy and seemed to be missing the aged dark edgy and white pfeffer. I'm not sure, but it was terrible. the kung pao huh was just bad. the aromen masked by too many buzzing paprika. it should be hot/spiss, but not at the point of taste bud disorder. I know that the preparation of Chinese dresses vary depending on the type and type of cooking determined by the regions in China. this was not a regional cooking problem, it was simply wrong or just badly done. this is sad because the few Chinese restaurants in this godforsaken city are not worth visiting.