Chinese Combo

Their sushi was the best, they gave more pieces then most sushi places. I also enjoyed their Phở.
My husband and I were wanting phở last month and we saw they are no longer in business.
This place will be missed.

Decided to go over for lunch saw a sign awhile back that they had a buffet that I wanted to try… Sadly they are no more, sign on door said they had been repossessed.

Spicy phô are pretty good, and I had been coming here since I moved to Tucson. I think I had tried a few things here but nothing else was as stand out the spicy phô. It just has much more flavors than any other dishes.
Even the price has been increased from sub $ 8 to almost $ 10 over course the years. But when I am in the area during the dinner time. I always stop by get the something (and the owner remember me) it makes me happy when I took the first sip of the broth… even in the summer!

First let me say that I have been eating at this restaurant for over 10 years now. I have watched it change décor, staff, and even owner ship. This has always been one of my favorite Chinese food places in town. The best sesame chicken I’ve ever had even after the tweaked the recipe! I have tried just about everything on the menu and have never been disappointed. The new self serve all you can shove into a styrofoam container lunch special is a steal!!! If your looking for consistency then give it a try. The sushi is decent for Tucson, but the roll diameters are often too large (I.E any of the tempura rolls) I prefer my pieces to be a single bite, yet it is still very good. That would be my only complaint. Stop by and try for yourself.

My wife and I used to go here pretty often and then took a break for about 8 months because we moved further away. Last week we picked up some General Tso’s with vegetables on the side and some Beef lo Mein and were extreeeeemely disappointed.
The chicken was mushy and the vegetables were undercooked and the selection was not a pleasant combination with the meal. The beef in the Lo Mein was undercooked as well and there was little else other than beef and noodles.
Not sure if it was just a busy part of the day and the kitchen cut corners, but I won’t be going back again to find out.

Biggest sushi rolls I have ever seen, owner makes the sushi himself and is self taught. Great personality and great suggestions, miso is awesome and the whole staff is great. Very fresh seafood.

Wow!!! I have to admit this place make one of the best vietnamese food. Visited Arizona for the first time and happened to drop in with my family. We ordered some sushi rolls, beef noodles soups, and rice over beef. Absolutely delicious!!! Each and every dish taste phenomenon.
The sushi rolls were fresh and the noodle soup was very comforting. It felt like a homemade meal. Met the owner, he was very nice and welcoming.
Without a doubt this place will forever be our first stop once we come to Arizona again. I even ordered some togo on the way back to the airport. :-)
Highly recommended.

Delicious, fresh food, fast service and a wonderful waitress! Love almost everything but the Phở is definitely one of the best in town!

I’ve drivenpast this place several times before and always wondered if it was any good. We went there for the first time last nite. And it was surprisingly good. It wasn’t too busy and we had great service. The food was served promptly, hot and everything was delicious. Ive read that they are under new management, and whatever they are doing new and different. It’s working! We will be coming back.

Our favorite Asian place in Tucson! The first time we went we were suspicious… who succesfully combines Chinese, Japanese and Vietnamese? Well, this place did it! We eat here once per month with the family. The Vietnamese phở here is better than Miss Saigon’s phở. No kidding.

Excellent food!!!

The portions here are huge! When the waitress tells you… «that’s a lot of food.» Listen to her. We ordered two meals and some sushi and after we were both full it didn’t even look like we had touched the entrees and still had some sushi left. The enormous portions is both good and bad. Good for the entrees because. the more the merrier, right? But bad for the sushi because the rolls are expensive and have way too much rice in them. The Phở was decent but I wasn’t a huge fan of the more fatty beef in the Phở Tai. It also wasn’t served with fresh herbs like I’m used to and it was served with a lemon instead of limes. The General Tso’s chicken was great! My fiancé said it was better than most. In fact when I said I hadn’t had it before he said «you probably have, just not as good as this.» In fact I hadn’t had it before but I will again in the future :) There are still a few things on the menu I want to try (i.e. the wonton soup that got great reviews) so we’ll definitely get back. We might give their nigiri sushi a try next time but we’re steering clear of the rolls from now on.

Just a bland looking Chinese restaurant in a shopping center, but it delivers good, quality food every time I eat here.
Last night, I ordered the sesame chicken and was surprised at just how delicious it was. Crisp, crunchy breading on the outside and the chicken inside was cooked to perfection. The sauce was flavorful, not overly sweet and the consistency was near-​perfection. Probably one of the best plates of sesame chicken I have ever had the pleasure of consuming.
My only slight complaint is I wish they would put something else in the fried rice other than egg and, well, rice. But at least it was cooked extremely well and was ultimately satisfying.
In the past, I have tried the kung pao chicken and their egg rolls and was not disappointed with either item. I have been here several times in the past and will continue to provide this fine establishment with more business.

Stopped in for lunch and got the one item entrée with lo mein and fried rice. The sweet and sour chicken was meh and not fully deep fried, leaving a mushy outside layer. The lo mein looked straight out of a freezer bag with oddly thick noodles and little flavoring. The rice was just plain awful and too sticky! I got an egg roll on the side which was the best part but only about the size of my thumb. Basically had four bites and threw it away– you have been warned!

There aren’t many good places to eat near Rita Ranch/​Sycamore Park, so when I found out about this place I had to jump on it. I LOVE Chinese food and I’m really not all that picky about it as long as it comes from a clean and decent looking place. Chinese Combo fits the bill!
The wonton soup was like no other wonton soup I had ever seen, but in a good way. It was filled with yummy broth, generous slices of pork, and vegetables. The egg drop soup was pretty good, but a little thicker than I prefer. As for the entrees, they hit the spot. I had vegetable lo mein and it was delicious. I could have eaten the entire thing and not felt like a fat lard, as I often do with Chinese food. The sauce was very flavorful and the vegetables fresh and cooked very well. My husband ordered General Tso’s chicken, and he says it was the best General Tso’s he has ever had in Tucson. He is from the east coast and he said it reminded him of Chinese food back home. He topped his meal off with a Sapporo and he was a very happy man.
I also found out that they used to deliver, but for whatever reason they don’t anymore. That’s not about to stop me from eating there again though! Oh boy. Now I am getting hungry for Chinese all over again. Yummmmmm!

Definitely a blessing for all of us in the area, it’s my go-​to place for takeout. They deliver as well!
Their menu has a little bit of everything, Vietnamese, traditional Chinese take-​out options, Japanese and sushi. love their Vietnamese food, particularly the Phở. They have huge portions, so I usually get yummy left-​overs for the next day too. With that in mind, I’ll usually grab a sushi roll or dumplings as an appetizer. Make sure to glance over the sushi menu. It’s not the best sushi in town, but they have some interesting and super-​tasty rolls.
They also have Boba, basically an Asian take on a smoothie with tapioca balls in it. It’s a unique treat to pick-​up on a hot day. They have a bunch of flavors. The mango is my favorite. They also have a variety of Asian alcohols, wine, beer and sakes.

Two words… wonton soup! OMG, best won-​ton soup I’ve ever had! Full of pork, veggies, won-​tons, and the flavor was amazing. A «small» is a large bowl and only $ 3.50. My father and I shared a couple of items. First was mongolian chicken… it was so tasty. Very flavorful, all white chicken. The sesame chicken was also the best I’ve ever had. Extremely flavorful with the perfect amount of spice. Beef broccoli was just average. The service was great. The atmosphere is a typical hole in the wall asian restaurant. I would DEF go back when I’m in town!

My daughter and I love the Phở Soup — SS1 on the menu! It will cure anything that is ailing you, just add as much heat to it as you want. The crab puffs are delicate and crunchy and the sushi is really good. Tried the Plum Wine and it truly complimented the meal. The hot green tea is a great end to the evening.

This place used to be really bad but as of a few months ago they went under new management and their food is delicious!
Their Vietnamese food is my favorite thing to eat there. Their mango boba is really delicious and is a good price too. Their spring rolls are yummy and I love their Phở. I usually get the Phở with the beef balls and steak slices.
I would definitely recommend eating Vietnamese here. It’s even better than Miss Saigon and Saigon Phở, personally.
I haven’t tried their chinese food but their sushi is yummy too!

I get the Bun Bo Hue (Spicy pork/​beef noodle soup) to go all the time, great portions. They have the noodles, meat, and veggies in a separate container from the broth, so it’s perfect.
Went there this evening with 2 of my kids and ordered the Phở Tai Nam (Beef slices, Vietnamese Beef broth with rice vermicelli noodles). My kids loved it so much, each of them had 2 more helpings. The only thing that would make it much easier on me is if they provided kitchen scissors so I can cut everything up easily for the kids. All they have to do is spoon it in their mouths. I’m not the type of mother that brings scissors with her everywhere. I have to go more often — it’s the closest Vietnamese restaurant to where we live.
The service needs some work at times. I found out that the owners moved here to Tucson to open up a Vietnamese restaurant. It’s nice that this place serves Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese food! Sushi bar too!
A plus is they serve Boba drinks too. Yum!