Six Happiness

Great service and happy staff! I enjoy their Mongolian beef and crab wontons here!
Nicely inviting but very small! Would recommend for a weekday lunch or dinner!

This is my favorite Chinese place in Cleveland. They always seem to have the best meats and fresh food. It’s been the same to me since they opened and since I come weekly I am now a regular.
How do you know your a regular? When I park in front and they see me get out of my car, she goes and get my Coke and brings to my table as I walk in. Then ask me which one today. I rotate between Mongolian beef and the Generals chicken. Both I order with less hot.
They can make anything you order more spicy hot or less if you ask them.
The Mongolian beef is very good and you get large portions when you order chicken.

This is average Asian cuisine, but no sushi or saki. I enjoyed my food, and it was by no means bad. However, you can get the same quality of food or better at different Asian restaurants down the street (they serve sushi and alcohol). If you don’t like sushi or saki, this could be your new watering hole.
Side note: over friendly staff can be good, unless you are offering my child pizza that was just delivered to your staff, but you won’t accept my, «No, he will be fine with what our family ordered.» I guess more fried rice for me and the wifey.

Good takeout experience. At first a bit hard to understand but finally got it all worked out. Prices are fair. Had chicken lo Mein and a seafood soup. Soup was very large bowl.

More yummy food… had a couple of the lunch combinations and they were all great like the Peper steak. I FINALLY tired thier curry i went for the red curry and ot was fantastic… very aromatic somewhat spicy and semi sweet absolutely loved it!!!

The place is clean and cute. The food was okay. We ordered the Pad Thai and the Red Curry neither had the flavors that I’m used to and I didn’t care for their version. The rice noodles in the pad Thai were not cooked to the right consistency.

I must say I am impressed with this newer restaurant. Great variety — Chinese, Hibachi and Thai, great taste and great value. What I like is that the Chinese dinner combinations include soup and egg roll — something most restaurants only include for lunch specials. I had the pepper steak — excellent. Good cuts of meat and plenty of it. Wide had the hi ask chicken and shrimp — cooked to perfection with the right amount of spices. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Red curry (lunch special) was made with pineapple. Not good. Sauce had good flavor, but pineapple does not belong in red curry.

Great food. The place is small, but they have great food, a good variety, and pleasant service. Eaten there several times and have done carry-​out from there as often. We’ve never been disappointed.

Loved it! Service was great, prices reasonable, and the food EXCELLENT. I had the Shrimp Pad Thai and it exceeded my expectations. The portion was large-​I ate my fill and had plenty of leftovers. I can’t wait to go back!

After hearing mixed reviews by word of mouth, convinced the «Boss» to give it a try. Thankfully she was feeling adventurous and we where rewarded! The place is new and very clean. I had Hot & Sour Soup and she had Wanton Soup, both where perfect and fresh tasting. For our meal I had the Basil Beef, and spent the rest of my meal fighting off a stray fork and kept creeping into my plate. The Boss had the Lunch Hibachi Chicken/​Shrimp it must have been good because her plate was clean and she never offered to share, we frequently visit Tako Yaki and she advised me we have a new Hibachi place! Cleveland has been missing a Thai place for years and it appears that the nitch has been filled. So many restaurants that attempt to roll different styles of cuisines into a one stop shop fail at all, they appear to have gone and knocked the entire menu out of the ball park!

Geez, I don’t know if I went on an off night or what. The food was just ok, not great. My wife and kids liked theirs but they aren’t the ones with a Unilocal account are they?
I might have just ordered wrong. I did try my wife’s Pad Thai with tofu and thought it was a little better than my dish but funny that it was missing the vegetables normally found in the dish. Actually, my dish also was missing the vegetables that normally come with it.
More aggravating though was the poor service. Each of us got our meals at separate times, with I would say about a ten minute gap between the first served and last served.
Nobody ever came to check on us during our meal. I held off eating my egg roll because there was no duck sauce/​sweet and sour sauce on the table and I didn’t want to eat it dry. I kept assuming someone would come check on us but nobody ever did. After cleaning my entire plate except for the egg roll and waiting a couple of minutes, I finally just ate the dry egg roll.
We never saw the server again until she dropped off the bill.
The cashier was one of those ones that didn’t say hello or ask how the meal was or anything. Just takes the bill and credit card from your hand and hands you back the credit card slip for you to sign and not a word is spoken.
Again, maybe a Friday night at 8pm just isn’t the right time to come to this place.
Oh yeah, very nice décor and plate presentation.

I think the place has been morphing. It was originally on the sign that that it would be a new place with thai in the name, then Six Happiness Chinese. Now it is Six Happiness Asian. Which maybe they are adapting to what people want. A place that serves General Tso and Pad Thai. Perhaps they will add sushi.
So as Steven said, park to the side of Buffalo Wild Wings, it is easier and the short walk is good for you. During busy times, the parking right in front is nuts.
The place is small, new, and nicely done. The one negative on walking in, was not knowing what to do. There was nobody at the counter which is in the very back (everyone was in the kitchen) so we just stood there. When someone came out, I asked if we should seat ourselves. She looked confused. A bit awkward. But yes, seat yourself. Normally there is someone out front telling people to seat themselves. Maybe a small sign would help?
Well anyway… we did get seated. A lot of people were in there waiting on take out. We hit the busy period. We ordered hot tea and were brought two lava hot cups. Tea was good. Nothing else on the table. We ordered the two veggie rolls. We had to ask for water.
Veggies rolls were brought out, very hot. No extra plates, so a little awkward. No problem. They tasted good. The sauce was very gingery and good. No hot sauce, but we probably could have asked for it.
We ordered veggie and cashews and veggie lo-​mein. I was going to order a tofu curry, but forgot. Next time!
The dinner plates were brought out like they assumed we would each eat one dish. Who gets the veggie and cashew? No way to share. We made do. But kind of awkward. I probably should have just asked for extra plates. No chopsticks, we had to ask. Awkward.
The amount of white rice was really small. A very small bowl. Not what I normally use. I decided to not ask for more and just forget about it.
When we were done, the server asked if we were done. Then brought the check in a leather sleeve. The kind that normally means we will pick this up as compared to a check on the table. But nobody picked it up. Then she came by after some minutes and said «Oh… I can take this to the register for you.» Just a little awkward.
So in spite of all this, the place has potential. The important thing was the food. Veggies were fresh. Rice was good. I was happy. I think they will figure out some of the customer-​staff interaction, and of course, now I know the drill.

I have been waiting on this restaurant to open beside Buffalo Wild Wings for about 2 or 3 weeks. Their grand opening was Monday. So, Everything is new in here. New tables, new silverware, new glasses, new tables, new booths, even a new fish tank with fish in it as you walk in the door.
Six Happiness is categorized as Hibachi, Thai, Chinese as stated under their name, see pic. They take credit cards and you can dine in or take out.
They have WiFi in here but they didn’t know the password to it. However, Buffalo Wild Wings WiFi comes up in here because they are so close so I used it.
Now, everybody in here speaks another language but they do have a local girl from Cleveland hired that you can communicate with.
menu items ordered: Genetal TSOs Chicken with sweet tea. It came with white rice in a small bowl and it was tasty but not perfect. The main course of TSO chicken was excellent as I really enjoyed it. It was flavored just right but not too spicy.
For a limited time you can get a free 2015 calendar along with a mint. They brought me mine as I didn’t have to ask for it. If they forget, just ask for it as it is a great calendar for your kitchen. It’s actually of a curtain shade style in a unique Chinese or Thai form. See pic.
The customer service was great as I counted at least 3 people that took care of me including the only one who speaks English (clearly so I can understand).
As far as parking is concerned, I recommend parking in the Buffalo Wild Wings parking lot as it is right next to it especially if you have a big truck like mine. Then, just walk over. As I understand it, everybody in this shopping center is leasing it anyway.