Mr. Hui's (Little Rock)
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Mr. Hui's in Little Rock offers delicious Chinese cuisine in a relaxed and welcoming setting. Tucked away in a shopping center, this family-run restaurant is known for its generous portions, reasonable prices, and consistently high-quality food. Signature dishes like the Sautéed String Beans, Mapo T...
Mr. Hui's in Little Rock offers delicious Chinese cuisine in a relaxed and welcoming setting. Tucked away in a shopping center, this family-run restaurant is known for its generous portions, reasonable prices, and consistently high-quality food. Signature dishes like the Sautéed String Beans, Mapo Tofu, and Crazy Spicy Chicken are customer favorites, alongside perfectly crispy Orange Chicken and flavorful dumplings. Guests appreciate the warm service and the satisfying, authentic flavors that elevate Mr. Hui's beyond typical Chinese fare. It's a local gem perfect for a casual meal or takeout.
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Family favorite!! We frequently will go here or order food for takeout. My #1 items are Sautéed String Beans (so good!), Mapo Tofu, and Crazy Spicy Chicken. This food makes me so happy. It is a convenient location (though you might miss it if you don't know it's there) and definitely worth stopping by! The staff is friendly and I always have a good experience eating here.
The food is great honestly. I always eat takeout and am never disappointed. Come when they tell you to so your food doesn't go cold, their time doesn't lie.
Mr. Hui's is a quiet, unpretentious restaurant set back behind Fresh Market and Belk's in a shopping center. It serves some really good Chinese food. Anything we've had there is very good. We especially like the noodle dishes. Below are some other favorites we had at lunch today — potstickers, bok choy with black mushrooms, braised tofu family style, and pork in black bean sauce. There's plenty of parking and the service is always solicitous and polite. If I have any criticism it's that the chef can sometimes have a slightly heavy hand with salt. But other than that, the flavors are always wonderful and the dishes well-prepared.
Ok ok ok. This place is a vibe. It has family-run small business vibes. People who are complaining about the food probably out here giving a newly built Panda Express 5 stars. It is not shiny McDonalds. The food was great. Portions were large. The service was quick and friendly. Prices are very reasonable in 2025. I asked for my Kung Pao to be made spicy. No problem. Then she came over and asked if the dish was spicy enough when i was eating. I love this place. Oh and they have a bunch of hot and iced tapioca/boba tea choices. Those were good too! Mr. Hui’s … you complete me. Keep up the good vibes.
Some of the best Chinese food we've ever had! Everything was fantastic. The prices are really reasonable as well. The atmosphere is more casual than fancy which helps with the price. The food is absolutely fantastic though! I would give more stars if I could.
The wife and I stopped here while in town from Texarkana and absolutely loved it! Food quality and freshness were excellent!! Staff was super friendly and very helpful!! We will definitely return the next opportunity we are in town!! Highly recommend
As a first time visitor to Little Rock, I asked Grok to recommend good Cantonese food, which can be hard to find. Grok came up with Mr Hui. Grok did not disappoint. Friendly staff and ono (delicious) food🤙 Will definitely go back when I visit Little Rock again.
My friends just took me here. I was expecting your basic, run of the mill Chinese food. I was wrong. This is the best Chinese I’ve ever had in North America. Seriously, the crab Rangoon, dumplings, spring rolls, sweet n sour chicken and peanut butter chicken (I’ve never heard of that last one before) were the best versions of those dishes I’ve ever had. The batter they use is super tasty but not heavy on the stomach. Little Rock has another gem in their hands and I will be eating here every time I visit. Just amazing stuff! Thank you Mr. Hui’s!!🙌😎
I don’t even know where to begin, the food is THAT good! Hot & sour soup is the best I’ve ever eaten and enough to feed 4 people. Crab ragoons, egg rolls, steamed dumplings, orange chicken, pineapple shrimp, chicken with peanut butter…ALL were better versions than anywhere else I’ve had them. We dined in, so fresh is probably best! 1000/10!
I love this place. I'm very picky about the meat I eat and I love their sweet and sour chicken. The egg rolls and beef and broccoli are good, too. The employees are always nice so that's also a plus.
I am giving a 4 star due to how awesome the food was and the huge menu of “American Chinese” and traditional Chinese dishes. Get the steamed dumplings!!! Service was okay but not great. Me and my friend went in for a late lunch and us and one other group were the only ones there. We did not receive our soup even after asking for it but it was okay because we got a ton of food even for lunch portions. Other than that I was very pleased and I feel like I have found me a new Asian spot in Little Rock for the future.
I ordered the spicy beef. Sauce was fabulous. Definitely had a pleasant kick to it. Go there for the food and not the atmosphere. Waitress was pleasant and friendly. Will be back again to try other menu options.
Tried it for the first time today after hearing good things for the last year over on The Mighty Rib’s page. Lunch pricing is great, portions were large and it was some of the best Chinese food we’ve had. We live in Searcy, but we’ll definitely be back. We ordered General Tso’s chicken and the spicy shredded pork. Both dishes were fresh, hot and packed with flavor. The egg rolls had meat in them and the crab rangoons were more flavorful than any others I’ve had. Great little spot!
Ordered lunch with 3 co-workers. We ordered chicken lo mein (spicy). It wasn't spicy at all. Triple delight, the veggies were cooked perfectly. Combo rice and General Tso chicken and both co-workers ate it in less than 10 mins, so I guess it was good. Both meals that included shrimp had 3 total shrimp in the food. Crab rangoon was great Update. I've returned several times and they still can't perfect their spicy level but I tried the szechuan beef stew noodle soup and it was AMAZING!! Moved from 3 to 4 stars!
I went when they first opened and hated it, but I recently decided to give Mr. Hui’s another shot. Have been several times now with no issues. The waitress I had was great and made sure to keep our drinks topped. I’d now put it on the same level as Mr. Chen’s as they are almost identical food wise. Your paying more for the location here on Cantrell as opposed to university. I’ll definitely come back here though.
Overall good portions, but check everything before you leave. I ordered a side of fried rice and it’s literally white rice with the veggies. Highly disappointing to not get what I paid for. My bf got combo fried rice, now that was the real deal… check photos. The contrast is so obvious.
I placed a to go order. Got orange chicken and sizzling tofu, egg drop soup and Ragoons. Ragoons were delicious and cooked perfectly. The other items, meh. You pay an extra 2.50 for egg fried rice. The problem is though that it’s just white rice coved in soy sauce that’s been fried for a bit with barely any egg. The orange chicken was alright nothing special but it was lacking. The sizzling tofu was meh, again lacking. The eggs drop soup was good but nothing special. All this costed me $42 and some change; $46 if I had used card. For $42, you don’t get much food and the quality was sub par. Definitely on the pricey side. I don’t think I’d come back. I was told that this was the best Chinese but I’ve been at better. Service was friendly and fast so A+ on that. Overall, I’d save my $42 next time and go get some pho or go to a better Chinese restaurant for less!
I'm honestly very surprised by all the good reviews here, but I suppose not everyone is as picky as I am. I gave this place a try specifically because the reviews are so consistently positive, but unfortunately, this is a "heat up" restaurant. 90% of my order was precooked, heated up products from bags of things you could very easily buy at any oriental market and make yourself for MUCH cheaper. When I say bags, I literally mean bags. I don't mean "Oh, just go get the ingredients and do it yourself! It's easy!" I mean I could've gotten an entire bag of the 8 dumplings they charged me $7.50 for, for about $5. The braised pork on rice tasted ENTIRELY different from anything else too, which tells me that was likely heated up as well and was produced by some other company. I'm not trying to be a priss, and I know that technically "everything is heated up in some way at restaurants", but I was specifically looking for a place to eat where that wasn't the case as I'm sensitive to preservatives and HATE the taste of things that've been sitting in bags. At the very least, I wanted MOST of my order to have been made in-house. I'm not going to FULLY rag on this place as a waste of time or money because the service was very good and clearly a lot of people enjoy eating here, but I can say with confidence that I won't be back.
Should have known to turn around and not pick up my Togo order when I walked in and there was two tables at 615 on saterday night .Came here because the reviews were good idk if there’s another Mr hui’s or something because this wasn’t what I read. Portions were average, service was not great, made a comment about how excited I was to try their food for the first time and was ignored completely by the lady at the register and her son. They got my wife’s order wrong and I asked for my already spicy dish to be spicier and that was clearly ignored too because my 4 year old could have ate it it was so bland. All in all ide go somewhere else next if your reading reviews.
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