Mari B

We got the chicken wings per the reviews of others and they were so juicy!!! We tried other dishes like the chow fun and fried rice which were tasty but the wings are definitely the best.

Jun Wong

This restaurant never let me down. Same as every time we visited, the food quality here is high and service is speedy. Today we ordered Curry beef over rice and Korean style stir fried rice cake. Both were so yummy and better than any other places. The best is their iced milk tea and iced coffee. Almost every customer has one of them on the table. Must try! Very authentic Hong Kong style iced coffee and milk tea! Almost forgot to mention the garlic wings. It's heavenly tasty.

+6

I was missing their jumbo spicy garlic shrimp and had to get some among other favorites with friends. The food is delicious as always and the staff very attentive and efficient. My water never went empty and the service was quick. They even packed the leftovers for us. I can't say I've had a dish i didn't like, so try it all and the French toast:)

Food is great! Menu can be overwhelming even after few times you go there. So many tasty options. With three dishes you can feed 3. We order beef with broccoli, the house special noodles (spaghetti style -egg) and a sea food combo with flat noodles. Right balance of spice and taste of the ingredients. Service is fast and attentive. The restaurant itself is not sophisticated and decoration not exiting, but good for purpose. Good value for your money.

Jacqueline Lozano

We stopped in for lunch during a day exploring Chinatown. The service was quick and friendly. The food was all enjoyed by my family but they weren’t able to accommodate my gluten allergy so sadly I could not partake. The spicy shrimp entree was enough for two and thoroughly enjoyed! The egg rolls were ok but not anything to write home about, I would try another appetizer next time. The restaurant was decorated nicely. Great spot for authentic food!

Jerry W

The food was great—we ordered three dishes and enjoyed every one of them. If you're into spicy, the Spicy Beef with Rice is a solid pick. The Shanghai Fat Noodles (F16) were fresh and probably our favorite of the bunch. The Salt and Pepper Spare Ribs didn’t disappoint either. The atmosphere was nice, but the service could use some work. Our server was... efficient, let’s say—but definitely on the abrupt side, especially compared to the friendly service we’re used to in Chinatown. We paid in cash, and the change was set on the table. About 30 seconds later, while we were still sitting there deciding on a tip, she swooped back in and took the change. Apparently, she made the decision for us—bold move! All in all, the food was great, but with so many excellent options in Chinatown that offer both great food and warm service, we’ll probably explore elsewhere next time. P.S. The french toast with sweetened condensed milk was quite good!

+4

Totoro E. T.

Most food are pretty authentic Hong Kong style dishes. With exception of deep fried tofu which is lack of golden color due to short cooking time. Also the乾炒牛河, they did not put enough heat before dumping the noodle into the Hot wok so there is lack of 鍋氣味道. I personally like that deep fry chicken wing with green onion.

+9

Jesse Lee

Set your expectations down a little and think of this place as old school Cantonese restaurant and then you will be content 😄 This restaurant offers plenty of old school favorites like mince beef with raw egg over rice, salted fish and chicken fried rice, peapod leaves with garlic, beef stir fried with flat rice noodles and bean sprouts. The portions were generous, just wish they use a little less salt. The waiter and waitress were friendly enough for a Chinese restaurant 🤣

+5

Allison Kojima

This is a fantastic spot for HK food! We came in during lunchtime on Friday- warning, the restaurant is popular so it gets packed and the parking lot in the area is pretty limited. We ordered the Hong Kong Style Lemon Tea, Curry Beef Brisket Chow Fun, Chicken Wing with Pepper and Scallion, and French Toast. The drink is citrusy and not too sweet which I personally like. The chicken wings were super juicy and flavorful- this is a must! As for the HK style french toast, this definitely satisfied my sweet tooth and I’d come back just to eat this. As for the Curry Beef Brisket Chow Fun, the noodles were a little mushy and stuck together but the sauce was flavorful and the beef was very tender and flavorful. Overall, I’d give this spot a 4.5/5 for the food! Service was standard and the interior was pretty spacious (but as I mentioned before, it gets pretty busy inside since this is a popular spot)! I can’t wait to visit again and try more dishes.

+6

Bob Yu

Overall, the food here is good. I think their roast duck is the best in town. It’s very fatty, with crispy skin, and not too salty. The spare ribs were good, but not fall-apart tender like some other restaurants. I don’t know if this is a choice due to regional variations in the dish, but I liked it a bit less than some other places. The flavor was very good however. The service was fast and courteous. House of Bowls is an easily recommendable restaurant, if you crave Cantonese/Honk Kong style cuisine.

+2

BDub 247

Good value for HK style dishes. Quality and taste is average if you have a hankering for HK-cafe inspired type food. Their serving sizes are big so they get some credit for being good value for money.

+3

K K

We order bbq pork and shrimp fried rice, spicy shrimp crispy noodles and fried chicken. The noodles had a good kick to it. The fried rice was on the bland side and the fried chicken was OK. Service was FAST. We got within about 5 minutes but the fried chicken took 15-20. Portions were great and the price was fair. There are so many other restaurants to try in Houston so we’ll probably not be back.

+5

Kat Spofford

Expected a little more flavor from the dishes. They look great in the photos that everyone is taking on Google Maps, but just disappointing flavor. My meal was made better because I put Chin-Su on the dry noodles with beef. My spouse got the fried rice with BBQ pork and added duck. That was not bad. We also got the 6 egg rolls, not the greatest sauce to dip them in but serviceable. Will not return to try other items. Better places in Chinatown.