Hunan Chinese Restaurant

This is my favorite restaurant in all of Taos. It is not very expensive, and the food is great. The service there is very nice, though hard to understand sometimes. The restrooms aren’t great, but it is worth it. I recommend getting the egg drop soup and cashew chicken with rice and egg rolls.

We’re here in Taos, New Mexico for a ski trip with some family and friends and we stopped by here for dinner. We came in around 5:30 PM, and there weren’t that many people there. We had a party of about 16 and we were seated within 10 minutes which was pretty quick!
We ordered family style and had an assortment of plate from pan fried noodles, orange beef, general tsos chicken, and several other dishes. The food was really good especially the General tsos chicken which was my favorite out of all of them. The dishes came with fried rice and steamed rice as well. (The fried rice served with the family style meal wasn’t all too special to be honest)
The service here was exceptional and they treated us amazingly! If you’re wanting some Chinese food and are in the area do come here!

The portion were big for the price compared to those here in NYC. However our waiter could be a little bit annoying sometime. He literally came to us and asked if everything was ok every 5mins while we was dining in the restaurant. (No joke) so we were chewing our food. It was kind of embarrassing to us had to talk when there was food in our mouths. I did appreciate his attention to us. But sometime too much attention would make us feel be stalked while we were eating LOL.

Yummy Chinese food, generous portions, hot and always good. The Teriyaki beef is one of our favs.

First time at this restaurant, my wife had combo lo mein, I had seafood noodle stir fry. I’m not even kidding, coming from Denver with about 14,000 Chinese restaurants, this was REALLY GOOD! Although, how can you run out of egg rolls??? Had to settle for spring rolls but even they were good. I would defiantly recommend this for good tasting Chinese food.

Yo this place looks like your typical Chinese restaurant. The Mongolia beef was good. The general tso chicken was good. The service was great. The fried rice suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuucks. Other than that the price and quality of food in a town that is literally just 1 street was pretty good.

Decent Chinese food at a good price. We had take out and enjoyed the generous portions. Hot and sour soup was excellent. Give it a try if you are craving Chinese!

Service is excellent, which is thanks to their friendly staff and efficient handling of orders. However, we, like others, used to love this place and then one day got sick. Called in, no one cared. We are locals and did not go back for 5 long years. Then went back and were fine until this past week when once again both of us got sick from the complimentary soup that comes with the really cheap lunches. Very likely, it was not served at the right temp and although we didn’t get violently sick, it gave us both stomach troubles. We will now not go back… although we like the waiters.

Service for take out is extremely poor. They tell you 30 minutes then it takes an hr. will be very annoyed and will not be able to enjoy the food

This place is by far one of the worst Chinese restaurant I’ve ever been to in my life. We only came here because it was one of the few Chinese restaurant in town and my parents wanted Chinese food. We gave the place 2 tries and it failed us both times.
The main problem is that so many of their food were UNDERCOOKED! I’m not sure whether it was just because they were rushing the food due to high amount of orders during the holiday season but it was pretty ridiculous. Out of the 8 dishes we ordered in 2 days, the undercooked items we identified were the wontons and the meats in the wonton soup, shrimps in the friend rice, chewy eggplants in the eggplant dish, and even the white rice! How can the white rice be undercooked in a Chinese restaurant? And they weren’t just slightly undercooked. We expressed our concerns at the end of our second meal but the waiter came back with a message from the chef that «no one else has complained about the food before». Wow.
I gave this place 1.5 stars only because the rest of the food was edible and none of us got sick afterwards. Don’t be fooled by the name of the place because it doesn’t really have any authentic Hunan (or even Chinese) food. The menu had the dishes in Chinese but you have to read the small descriptions in English because the dish might not match what the dish name is commonly used for. Also, no one in the restaurant spoke Chinese as far as we know. Lastly, the place was severely understaffed. There were only 2 waiters and 1 half-​waitress (water refills only) for the entire restaurant. This resulted in extremely slow services for both nights we were there.

They offer the same Chinese food that you see at every other Chinese restaurant in the country. However, I was impressed with their service. They were incredibly busy on the day we were there yet they were prompt and professional.

We really enjoyed the takeout after spring skiing. I had the generals chicken and my wife had the moo goo gai pan. Both were fantastic. They have a seperate kids menu that my son enjoyed.

We came here weary glad to find that it was open on Christmas day
and boy were we happy! Everything from the veg tofu soup to the garlic eggplant to the Kung pao tofu was great! The service was good too with friendly and enthusiastic waiters. We were so satisfied that we came back for lunch on our way back to Santa fe!
Highly recommend Hunan.