HAOZ Chinese Restaurant - Cleveland

' We live nearby and long for a decent Chinese restaurant. In the last 10 years this place has been bad to say. So simple is new owners, etc. need to support local businesses. Arrived and the place was completely empty decided to give him a...go. Sorry to say very disappointing, service excellent. Food? Very poor. Chicken was like raw soft rubber in all three dishes we ordered. Just do some homework guys, ask the customer a few questions to forget the feedback and may one day your restaurant will be successful. Good luck

Decided to try Hoaz Chinese restaurant last Friday night as we had heard it was good. When we arrived, we found that new owners had taken over a week ago. We find restaurants take a while to find feet there and were a little concerned about our choice. But we had nothing to fear. The staff was friendly and friendly and the food was nice. The menu is extensive and you would be hard hit to not find something to please someone. The prices were a tad more expensive, but overall we had a very pleasant night. Good luck for the new owners. We'll be back.

The staff was friendly and fast to give us service, there was also plenty of food, we ordered 3 meals and a rice chopped for 5 people. The food was nice and delicious. The prices were very reasonable.

Haoz Chinese restaurant opened to a bubble of advertising hooks ..for example show this advertisement and get 10% off etc.and since my bride and I quite enjoy good Chinese we took the bait and enjoyed a pleasant enough repast that the BBQ duck..moist and fleshy...and cooked to perfection...a page of steamed asian green in garlic sauce and of course the kamubitous. the duck came... then a ten minute wait for the rice... and again much later the greens...? So consensus... The Greens? ...recognizable...the rice at $3 per person in a small damper?...a shutdown...and the duck?...or should I be more accurate...the breastless duck?...understanding and overpriced...oh yes...and OVERCOOKED ...it resembles the YMCA...Y.esterdays M.eat C.ooked A.gain. And our rule of thumb, could we go back?

The stir-fried beef has some flavor, but the meat itself lacks taste, possibly due to being of low quality and frozen. The satay meat lacks the typical spices and charred grilled taste. There is a sweet and sour meat dish that we couldn't determine if it was chicken or pork. If it was meant to be sweet and sour pork, it was disappointing.