Chang’s

Love this place! Quick delivery usually on weekdays! I always get their egg drop, it is amazing! Their hot and sour is good too. The general tsos came soggy though. My boyfriend loves the ribs! The server was also very friendly!

It has been a long time since we had dinner at this restaurant. I was very disappointed with the portion and the price they charged for the food. Service was not like before. B

I love the sautéed fish filet here, I drive from Katy all the way here to Sugarland to eat this. The place is small and sometimes getting a seat means some wait.

We love going here for a quick, tasty meal. All staff are very pleasant and we always get good service even if all tables are occupied and restaurant is busy. Portion sizes are good.

Pei Wei was my favorite mix oriental fast food place. 2 years ago they removed some of my favorite dishes. I tried this place and had the shrimp with brown sauce; I never went back to Pei Wei after that. Since then I’ve been a regular and I always get good service. The place is small but clean and the food is consistently fresh and delicious.

I haven’t been back to Chang’s in a long time, so I was excited to get take out from here recently. We placed an order for 4 dishes on a Sunday evening. It took over an hour before the dishes were ready. We were initially told that they would be done in 20 minutes, but that was not the case. Here’s what we ordered:
1. House special (chicken, beef, shrimp) lo mein
2. Salt & pepper fish fillets (fried)
3. Bamboo shoots with shredded pork
4. Green beans with minced pork
The dishes were not a generous portion, but they were, overall, quite tasty. Our receipt stated that we had ordered the food with less oil and salt (which we didn’t– didn’t know that was an option), but it was actually quite greasy. I’m taking 1 star off for that– it was just too oily even though it was tasty. The other deducted star is for price. Our 4 dishes came to a total of ~$ 45. I think that was too much for the portion size.
Customer service is good, though– we got a free order of pickled cabbage since we had to wait so long for our order.

Small place to dine in but it’s great for a quick take out when I’m on lunch break at work. Love their general Tso chicken! However, as much as I love their food, I absolutely hate the fact that they don’t let you replace their pork roll (I can’t eat pork) with crab puffs or anything else instead. They only option is to replace the pork roll with a veggie roll and they charge an extra 50cents for that! Seriously?! That’s the only thing that makes me mad!!! Other than that food is good.

Service is very good. We enjoyed the food. It was very flavorful and not over-​Americanized. I look forward to our next visit.

I was here because the line at Blaze Pizza was too long. What a surprise, all three of enjoyed our meals immensely ! The service was fast and no nonsense! The food was hot and loaded with flavor. The prices were very reasonable. To heck, with the ambiance of which there was none. If I want ambiance and willing to pay through the nose, I’ll go to PF Changs.

Located in a plaza with some other restaurants. Plenty of parking around so that shouldn’t be a problem.
The inside of the establishment is pretty small. It can get pretty packed especially on a weekend. I’d say the whole place can seat about 30 people max. There is one table in the place that has a lazy-​susan and is perfect for family style. The rest of the tables are rectangular or square.
The service was pretty good. No complaints.
The reason this place get’s two is not because of the service or the interior design though it is a bit cramped. My big issue with this place really has to do with the food. I had their Seafood Combo and it was way more vegetables than seafood. Some of their other dishes were okay, but nothing that I couldn’t get elsewhere.
I probably will not be coming here again for food, not on my dime at least.

Our new Chinese favorite!
Small and clean. Great service, and fast. They have all of our favorite dishes!
Every picky eater in this family had a happy full belly! And is also on the cheap side… This days seems like just because they are in SL they can charge you «your weight in gold»

Pretty sure this is our new favorite Chinese restaurant. Delivery was quick and we loved that they have lunch specials on the weekends. I had Kung Pao and my husband had Mongolian Beef, both were delicious. So were the egg rolls, egg drop soup, puffs and chicken fried rice. We will definitely be ordering again very soon!

This place is great. My food is always perfectly seasoned, hot and fairly priced. My only complaint is that sometimes when I call into place an order for delivery, waitresses answer the phone that do not understand English very well.
Other than that, it’s a good place to eat.

This place is so small that you may have missed it. It is located next to the Ragin Cajun across from the Target shopping center off of Hwy 59 and Hwy 6. Food is legit; service prompt and acceptable; prices reasonable (average $ 10 – 12 per entrée). I love the pumpkin with pine nuts, which is light, healthful and delicious! The clay pot tofu soup, enough to serve 4, is light and perfect for the health-​conscious group. Served in a huge clay pot (Cautious! The clay pot can be very hot!) in the clear savory broth are vermicelli bean thread noodles, lots of assorted veggie and sliced chicken white meat. However, the Chinese cured ham fried rice sorta lacks flavor and the Taiwanese 3-​cup chicken is a tad too sweet. I would highly recommend the pumpkin with pine nuts, and sure will come back!

OOOOH! We love this little joint! (I hope my review doesn’t attract people because we hope this hidden gem stays hidden, but I feel it’s my duty to give credit where credit is due.)
We have visited during the week and on weekends and service is consistent. We have always been greeted immediately, no matter how busy they can get. Service is fast but it doesn’t feel like we are being rushed at all. Now, for the most important part… the food:
The food is always hot, always fresh, always delicious. Just to throw things for a loop, my husband and I have purposely ordered different things to test consistency and because we just love Asian food in general. All items ordered have been excellent. Piping hot, visibly fresh, with quality meats and robust vegetables. They don’t scrimp on the shrimp, they don’t cut corners on the chicken… it’s little things like this that make a difference. My only complaint are the spring rolls — they had an unusual flavor. However, I’m currently pregnant and that can affect taste buds — the hubs tasted nothing wrong with them. But the egg rolls are great, too.
We are glad to have a new place to go to for our Chinese fix… our old usual went downhill fast. As long as they stay great, we will continue to go!

Changs must be smallest little restaurant in Sugar Land, but they sure know how to cook. The Chicken and Broccoli was great, not too salty and not lacking chicken. The steam rice was fresh and the ambient was pleasent. The service was good, and the volume of both the tv/​radio were at a nice level. Definitely gonna come back again and try their other dishes.

Although the food was good at first, the black hair in the white rice really turned our stomachs. We called immediately but were confronted with «Can you prove it?» Well yes I can with pictures and social media. Too bad so many small business owners think they can get away with sub standard hygiene and kitchen etiquette. NEVER AGAIN

My favorite Chinese Food in Sugar Land, hands down! Only thing I don’t like is the school cafeteria plates they serve on. Other than that, I love it!

Good food, but dear me… If you order delivery it will take at least 90 minutes before you receive your order. It’s your standard Chinese food menu so nothing unique to this restaurant’s menu.

This was my first and last visit to Chang’s. I ordered the Mongolian beef and a Kung Pow chicken meal. I don’t know if this is considered authentic Chinese cooking or Americanized but either way I couldn’t get a real taste cause it completely lacked flavor in both dishes. I asked for no peanuts in the Kung Pow… it was loaded with peanuts. Loaded. Guess I’ll keep looking for a good spot to fill my cravings.