Hunan by the Falls

Service is very good and food is fresh and delicious. Great variety of Chinese dishes and unique specials.

Definitely above average Chinese food. A little pricey, but worth it. Even the service is above average.

I’ve dined here on several occasions. The service is always friendly and efficient. I love the crab rangoon, the walnut chicken, lo mein, the chicken lettuce wraps, the prawns. It’s too bad they don’t have a better location but I’m not going to give them any less than 5 stars because I appreciate their service their delicious food, and the portion sizes are a great value.

We ate crab Rangoon, egg roles, Hunan style fried rice, Kung bo beef, and bourbon chicken.
The food was good and reasonably priced. It is not best Chinese I ever had good… But it is good for this area of NE Ohio where there are not a lot of choices. Each dish was made fresh and with a good portion size, although it was not very spicy so if you like more heat you should remember to ask.
The service slow during a time when there were not a lot of customers. The décor is very 1980’s.

One of the very best Chinese restaurants in NE Ohio. Had Hunan chicken for lunch. Portion and food quality was good. Spring roll was freshly made. Would be back !

I really really love the food here. Every dish I had was very flavorful. The texture, smell, presentation, and portion were all very good as well. The service was good, as well as the atmosphere.
I’ll be back. Highly recommended for good authentic Chinese food. :)

Service was slow slow slow. Sizzling rice soup had no sizzle and very bland almost no flavor. Would not recommend this place. Also they play favorites with locals they know. Bad way to do business

Went to lunch and ordered the rice noodles with their «faux» chicken from the specials menu. It was very good. It’s not particularly authentic, but it’s tasty. Service was also good. The décor is awful. 1989 obviously exploded inside of the restaurant.

This is a Chinese restaurant that is a cut above your normal Chinese restaurant. Excellent atmosphere and also great for takeout. I had the Compal shrimp today and it was absolutely fantastic!

Best Chinese on the east side of Cleveland. Hands down. We love the Beef Chow Ho a Fun, Hunan Beef, Twice Baked Pork — so tender… Walnut Prawns, Sesame Chicken are all so good. Great dumplings too. I’ve tried the pad Thai a few times and didn’t love. Noodles seemed dry so now we stick to the Chinese.

Hubby and I went for lunch. We each had a spring roll which came out piping hot and seemed fresh. I had the Kung Bo, which I wish was spicier but the flavor was really good. Hubby had General Psos — he said he wished he had ordered it extra crispy and that it was spicier, but that it was good as well. Server was friendly & attentive, and we had lots of leftovers.

I’ve been coming here forever, and there is one simple reason: it has some of the best damn American Chinese food ever. What to order: Tangerine beef, sesame noodles with chicken, hunan lo mein (whatever meat/​combo you like), wonton soup, prawns, ginger chicken (not on the menu, just ask for it), spring rolls. Mmmm and now I’m hungry!

Best Chinese in Cleveland. The walnut prawns are amazing in both flavor and texture, its worth the huge calorie intake. Other highly recommended dishes are Mongolian Beef, Hunan Chicken, spring roles and fried rice. They make everything fresh and it shows. Not easy to get in and out though… make a reservation and leave yourself time to eat.

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I went to this restaurant for the first time the other day based on the good reviews. It turned out to have delicious food for a very good price and you get a ton of it. I had leftovers for lunch the next day. Their sake was about as good as it gets. It was expensive for a glass for two, but I would have to say it was completely worth it. The atmosphere was very agreeable and it was casual but I feel upscale for a Chinese restaurant compared to ones I’ve been to. Don’t let the name fool you, however, it was not located by the falls. That didn’t seem to matter much to me though. If you are looking for a great Chinese restaurant with both spicy and mild food this is definitely a place to check out and if you love spicy things I would highly suggest the hot mustard with the egg rolls.

I’ve gone here about 6 times.
Almost everything is awesome.
The specials menu always has new and inventive dishes/​appetizers.

I have been here many times in the past & since Unilocal didn’t exists when I first started going here I completely forgot to write a review.
My husband & many others have always enjoyed the food here. But being the picky eater I am have found it increasingly difficult to find items on the menu I eat & therefore, have stopped coming. I just felt that the few things I did enjoy just weren’t worth the drive.
However, there was one occasion when I placed a carry out order early in the morning before the lunch rush. I had hopes of surprising my father with lunch at work — the place was completely empty other than one other woman who had similar plans.
The older gentleman who works there was so nice and welcoming!!! He introduced himself and offered myself & this other stranger to share a small table & enjoy free hot tea while we waited for our food. He even brought us the morning paper & encouraged us to talk with one another. It was a very pleasant surprise and I have yet to receive such hospitality from any other business.
The place is always clean and has some pretty paintings on their walls, the service is always polite and the food is worth the trip if you live close by.

Dependable and fresh. Hunan BTF consistently cooks up fresh culinary delights. I prefer mine spicy, they give it an appropriate kick upon request.
Having lived in China and traveled in SE Asia, I find this to be the closest to authentic within a 10 mile radius. (The Solon venues don’t compare, for my Asia-​influenced taste buds.). Peppermint Thai on Rt 87 is another fresh, delectable option.
Hunan By The Falls is worth my time posting a Unilocal.:-) Enjoy!
Tamen de dongxi Hao chi. Bu Yong hai pa.

When I lived in Chagrin Falls, this was among my top five favorite restaurants. We would come here before High School dances, or with family/​friends. The portions are generous, and the food is DELICIOUS.
Recommendations:
— Lettuce Wraps
— Walnut Chicken
— Pot Stickers
— EGG ROLLS

I really enjoy this place! Been eating for over 8 years. Though it isn’t the most authentic, it is definitely better than any run-​of-​the-​mill Americanized Chinese restaurant.
Food suggestions:
Salt and Pepper Calamari
Beef Ho Fun
Hot and Sour Soup
Coconut Shrimp
Yau-​Tsai with Portabello Mushrooms
On a different note… One time I tried some of their Thai food, but wasn’t impressed :/​It was Pad Thai, and it wasn’t like any Pad Thai I had enjoyed in the past.