Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Lake Austin

"Wu Chow is an Austin restaurant serving up authentic Chinese food in a quintessential Austin farm-to-table setting. Here, you can indulge in all eight different styles of Chinese cuisine — including amazing soup dumplings — and don’t miss the dim sum service every Sunday."

"5th #168 | Wu Chow brings authentic, farm-fresh, modern Chinese food to the heart of downtown Austin, offering dishes representative of all eight styles of Chinese cuisine. Photo by Hayden Walker"

"This is an absolutely stunning modern Sichuan restaurant that sources their ingredients from nearby local farms. WEBSITE | IBC Bank Plaza, 500 W 5th St #168"

"Oodles of handmade noodles and fresh ingredients - that’s what makes Julie’s shine. Located in a strip mall off Research (that strip mall with Ramen Tatsu-ya and Coco’s), this central location is worth the trek from North or South Austin. We recommend the Beef Stewed Noodle Soup."

"Chinese , Dim Sum"

"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"

"China Dynasty has been proudly serving South Austin for 36 years. Your King Chen and his wife May Pao started the first China Dynasty in 1984 on William Cannon. It was a tough beginning, but with the help of friends and family, the restaurant slowly turned into a local’s favorite."

"There’s a chance you’ve driven by this Chinese restaurant-market hybrid without even realizing what it was. But the convenience store setup makes it perfectly optimized for curbside takeout and delivery, and you can pick up some beer or snacks while you’re there. They’re also the first place we’ve seen that puts pineapple in their General Tso’s chicken, which might not be super common, but we’re all for it."

"China Dynasty has been proudly serving South Austin for 36 years. Your King Chen and his wife May Pao started the first China Dynasty in 1984 on William Cannon. It was a tough beginning, but with the help of friends and family, the restaurant slowly turned into a local’s favorite."

"On weekends the line to order at this Burnet Road restaurant and coffee shop is out the door, but don’t let that intimidate you. The breakfast tacos and butter-laden pancakes produced by this tiny kitchen are worth the wait. While you’re in the queue, sit on the back or front patios, sip a signature Pacha latte (hot or iced), and watch as the neighborhood regulars pile in."

"A post shared by Reinaldo Mateo Forti (@reinaldoforti) on Sep 9, 2018 at 8:48pm PDT. My first stop was Pacha Organic Cafe. A few months ago, Pacha was considering opening later and expanding its offerings."