Mr Chow

Was not impressed at all with the food. The chicken lo mein had an orange color to it. My husband ordered the Phoenix… Sauce was extremely thick. The veggies were plenty-​full in both meals and thick cut. Needless to say not my top choice for lunch.

There’s nothing fancy about this place (it’s in a converted service station after all), but the food is tasty, reasonably priced, and the dining room is clean and tidy. The orange peel beef is delicious!

One of worst Chinese restaurants ever. Every dish is made with same sauce! Buffet was gross, no bowls for soup. :(

If this is Longview’s answer to Chinese food, we’re all in trouble. The sauces are greasy, and I’m pretty sure their sweet and sour sauce has a ketchup base.

This is one of the best places in Longview for Chinese food. I have tried the shrimp with mixed vegetables, hot & sour soup and crab rangoons– they were all good. I don’t care for the way the majority of places in town make their crab rangoons sweet, with more cream cheese than actual crab and this was not the case here. The overall value is good & staff is attentive. We’ll be back!

We’ve returned here several times and there is definitely some consistency with Mr. Chow. We’ve not been disappointed. In fact, we really enjoy it.
**Per an email from the owner (or manager … or both), I learned that I could order a vegetable eggroll, versus the ‘regular’ ones that are heavy on the meat. I did and it was delicious. Mr. Chow should really consider putting the vegetable eggroll on the menu. It could go up against any eggroll in town.

I ate here for the first time today and this place immediately vaults to the top of the Longview Chinese food kingdom. Of course, it took about a 2 inch vertical to get there but that’s another story.
This is not a 4 star restaurant but it is 4 stars for Longview Chinese food (maybe 5). Given the greasy, grisly, nasty crap you find at the redneck buffets all over town, this place is an oasis.
It is clean, well thought out and the people are engaging and friendly. The food is fresh and good quality. The hot and sour soup is a little too vinegary as is the brown sauce in the kung pao chicken. That won’t deter me. To be able to bite into a piece of chicken and not feel like I’m chewing on a rubber band is cause for celebration.
I got brown rice with my dish but next time I’ll ask for steamed. The egg roll was outstanding. Looks like they offer every chinese staple under the sun.
I think the Asian guy on «The Hangover» was the inspiration for the name of this place.
It’s a little off the beaten path but I’ll be visiting again (and again)
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Lots of food for a good price! The food was really good. I got Vegetable Fried Rice and loved it!

Atmosphere is relaxing, owners are very nice. Service was quick, portions are very large for the price.
Food was very good.
I had the Szechuan chicken that was indicated as spicy, let’s say very mild.
Please lower the AC, it was very warm.
Great prices, large portions well worth it.