Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Pflugerville

"IBC Bank Plaza, 500 W 5th St #168,Austin, TX 78701512-476-2469. We are now taking patio and dine-in reservations. We are committed to following all CDC and state guidelines including reduced capacity, a social distancing between guests, and the highest cleanliness standards."

"Wu Chow brings authentic, farm-fresh, modern Chinese food to the heart of downtown Austin, offering dishes that represent all eight styles of Chinese cuisine. They partner with loc..."

"What to order: Soup Dumplings, Noodles with Meat & Black Bean Sauce, and whatever you get, make sure you pour on their house made chili oil. I used to go to Julie’s Noodles all the time in college when it was just a food truck in UT’s West Campus area. Now they have a brick and mortar where they’re able to serve up more dishes than just noodles and dumplings."

"8557 Research Blvd, Austin, TX 78758Details: noodles and dumplings will satisfy your cravingsWhat to get: soup dumplings; beef noodle soup"

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"If you’ve ever had a friend mention Asia Cafe, you also probably heard them bring up the spicy fish fillet that’s developed a cult-like following. Besides that, we’re also big fans of the mapo tofu, the Sichuan Zhong dumplings, and the eggplant with garlic sauce (arguably the best in town). Portions here tend to be large, so plan your meal - and fridge space for leftovers - accordingly."

"Among the wide-ranging Asian menu of the North Austin strip mall restaurant, the mapo tofu and spicy fish are the standout dishes along with a soft eggplant with ground pork. Then there’s the Chinese food array at the grocery store’s small restaurant as well. View this post on Instagram"

"This no-frills favorite of off-duty chefs recently changed owners this fall, but the same staff and menu has remained, which has, thus far,...Read More"

"The Drag seems an unlikely place for such serious food, but that’s what you’ll find here: generous chunks of white fish bathing in a broth of toasted chili oil, silky mapo tofu, and crispy Chongqing chicken scattered with dried peppers. For those wanting to avoid UT’s campus area, there’s a second location farther north on Airport Boulevard. Lunch and dinner daily.1914 Guadalupe St., Ste."

"The Drag seems an unlikely place for such serious food, but that’s what you’ll find here: generous chunks of white fish bathing in a broth of toasted chili oil, silky mapo tofu, and crispy Chongqing chicken scattered with dried peppers. For those wanting to avoid UT’s campus area, there’s a second location farther north on Airport Boulevard. Lunch and dinner daily."

"Our top spot to breakfast in town is no hidden gem: This Austin original has been packing in diners of all stripes since 1978 thanks to its friendly service and affordable, quality menu with wide appeal. For the first few decades of its life, this classic diner held court on Burnet Road before relocating to Airport Boulevard in May 2015. While the move may have left behind some history and a bit of the former spot’s ramshackle charm, the Omelettry’s food and down-home ambiance remain unchanged."

"To be honest, I’ve never been to The Omelettry but people come for the omelettes :). 4631 Airport Blvd #131a"

"For an upscale diner experience, complete with cocktails and a nice beer list, in a space that feels more like a mid-century modern eatery than a typical pancake house, check out 24 Diner. Chef Andrew Curren, who briefly appeared on the most recent season of Top Chef on cable TV, serves hash, waffles and frittatas made with locally sourced vegetables and meats, as well as burgers, sandwiches and other lunch items. (Austinite Paul Qui, who ended up winning Top Chef, doesn't serve breakfast at his restaurant, Uchiko, or his East Side King trailers, but you should try to check them out when you're in town anyway.) This popular eatery often has a queue, but you can take a stroll through Waterloo Records or Whole Foods Market's flagship store nearby while you wait for a table."

"It’s open early early early every day, so you can head here for “brunch” any day of the week!. I always get their chicken and waffles because they are KILLER, but they also have some healthier options and lots of American brunch classics. Definitely a favorite in Austin."

"Open around the clock, it’s the perfect place for a comforting late-night bite if you’re in the mood for something a little more classy."

"I would have to say this is my second favorite, and it is second only to P6!. The views of downtown are amazing, but what I love about this spot is how it’s a grassy outdoor vibe with games and picnic tables rather than over the top classy. Perfect for a fun happy hour with friends after work!"

"Upstairs at Caroline is perfect for people who love the outdoors. This is a great location to have a fun day with your friends. From music, games, and incredibly delicious cocktails to a fun crowd, this bar has it all."

"The Aloft/Element Austin Downtown’s rooftop bar features games, draft and frozen cocktails, and tacos, overlooking the center of the city."

"Piranha Killer Sushi has the decidedly winning advantage of having both killer sushi and killer drinks, courtesy of their bar. It's the kind of spot you can meet a friend for a long lunch and then make it even longer. Try the Tri-Color Sashimi Roll: Tuna, salmon, white tuna, chives, crab, with hand peeled cucumber."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Twin Oaks Shopping Center serves as an important landmark and shopping destination in Austin. Check out the beautifully designed stores and enjoy shopping the modern way."

"Only a few miles south of downtown, this location is a great place to grab a bite to eat. With over six restaurants and a variety of shops and retailers, Brodie Oaks is one of the best outlet malls in Austin."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. As a premier shopping center in Austin, Northcross Mall is an ideal place to dine, shop, and engage in fun recreational activities. Ice skating is a popular leisure activity in the mall."

"Perched atop a large hill in southwest Austin, Barton Creek Square is anchored by Nordstrom. The youngsters flock to the Apple Store, Lego Store, Pottery Barn Kids and the 14-screen IMAX theater. It’s the best place to shop in air-conditioned comfort during Austin’s brutal summer heat."

"Barton Creek Square is an indoor shopping center that offers everything from bookstores to fashion boutiques. Whether you’re looking for a movie theater to enjoy the latest blockbusters or a food court to get your grub on, this mall has it all. It’s been recently renovated, too."

"Barton Creek Square is the modern, sleek outlet mall you’re looking for in Austin, Texas. With two floors of shops and kiosks, you can spend an afternoon perusing at your leisure. But before you go, make sure you stop for a tasty meal at the food court."