Eggroll Express - Houston

The food didn't seem like it came out of a frozen bag but it wasn't great. Also, spicy menu items weren't spicy at allFood: 3/5

Everything was fresh. Portion of food are huge compared to other Chinese food spots. It tasted good as well. The lady at the window was very welcoming and friendly. All in all 10 out of 10

Discovered this place for lunch off of Yelp one day. The outside is very unsuspecting. They had the lights off so I thought they were closed. They were not, and in glad I powered through the dark (it was overcast that day) but only after a few more customers showed up! Ordered the spicy garlic shrimp. Massive portion. I love that it comes with so many veggies! Also got a side of fried rice but you can get steamed or brown. Also comes with a fortune cookie. All I can say is I went here two days in a row. You go and check it out. And if the lights are off, power through! .

Very nice place to stop by to eat. Great people with pretty smiles. I will definitely be back.

I ordered the black pepper beef and was not disappointed at the taste and it was certainly hot in temperature but not hot taste wise. I also ordered the egg rolls. They were very similar to Jack in the box egg rolls, most likely store bought but decent. I was let down by the “panda” faux hot mustard packets. I will never understand why this small Chinese restaurants won’t just buy the perfect mustard powder and mix their own hot mustard. I was also not to happy with the hot and sour soup. It was really not sour and made with local mushrooms cut in half, no tofu strangely as that always makes for a great hot and sour soup. So it was a decent mushroom soup but not really hot and sour. The price was just under 20 bucks. It was plenty of beef, they did not skimp!! I would go back to try other dishes and again beg the store owner to get real hot mustard, what goods and egg roll with out it?