Hunan Bistro

I loved this place it’s so warm and the food it’s also amazing i don’t know the name of the girl who was taking care of us but i can say it was the best food i ever had, it was also affordable and with 50 buck 3 persons can eat and be full, so i really recommend this restaurant, this is what i ate and omg if you go try it

The Star ⭐️ review is missleading. This place deserves more than 4 stars. I saw this place as I looked up spicy food but saw they have less than 4 stars so I didn’t go. However, one of my Chinese friend takes me here and I loves their dishes. My friend said if a Chinese restaurant open for more than 10 years, they are good. And this restaurant is one of it. If you love authentic, spicy Chinese food, try this place.

This is definitely a regular go-to spot for me when it comes down to craving hunan style food in the Chinatown area. It's a small restaurant and can get packed easily on the weekends. But during the weekdays, there's not much of a crowd, so you can occasionally enjoy a nice quiet dinner here. When it comes down to the food, I honestly never had a dish I didn't like here. Every dish has amazing flavor, with a no-kidding spicy level (so adjust accordingly), and nice portions. For 2 people we got: Cumin Lamb (a dish that's hard to avoid whenever we come here, absolute favorite, with great flavor) Steamed Pork Belly with Buns (first time trying this, and I liked how the pork belly is not dripping in fat/oil and the buns that came with this dish is a different take to it. Some steam rice is the best way to devour this) Egg w/ Eggplant and Pepper Salad (also a first with this one, and loved it! Pretty unique in my opinion) Meatball w/ Mushroom Soup (they don't offer much soup options here, but this one is a must if you're trying soups, especially for mushroom lovers) And as always, the eyes are bigger than the stomach, and we ended up with leftovers. With great food and friendly service, I highly recommend trying out this place if you're in the area.

We wandered into this restaurant, hoping for the best and THE BEST we got. Honestly, the competition on this Bellaire strip is high. We got water beef, stir fried fish maw, veggie fry noodles and Kung Pao chicken. Every dish is the best version of that dish I ever had. Fyi the kung Pao chicken is more like the Cheung ching chicken you get elsewhere but it's darn tasty. If you are novice to spicy stuff, ask for less spice. It's very very spicy.