Molly Woo's Asian Bistro

Cindy a month ago

I haven’t been to Molly in 23 years, a group of friends asked to have lunch to celebrate birthday. The staff and restaurants are lovely. Good service like other Mitchell’s chain. Nice ambiance. Food, not my palate at all. I ordered Red snapper dish $26 and spring roll appetizers. Good thing I asked the sauce to be on the side! Fish was fresh, lightly breaded with corn starch, veggies was basic no flavors. Sauce was super sweet not much flavor to it also. Spring roll was good but for $13 - 2 pcs?? A bit outrageous ! All my other friends ordered honey chicken, pineapple chicken and a happy family . All the dishes looked like meat swimming in sweet sauce 😆 I thought fried rice was included in a dish ordered but it’s additional $1.99, I didn’t taste it but ordered it for my friend. It looks like rice colored with soy sauce, by looking at it, it didn’t have flavor or a whiff of fragrance came out from that rice bowl. Probably scooped out from rice cooker made in huge batch. I guess now I know why I haven’t been here in the last 23 years. In my opinion this place is sub-par Asian fusion.

Grampio 5 months ago

I cannot stand Cameron Mitchell restaurants. The restaurants are over hyped, the food is always 1/5 - 2/5 stars, overpriced, and the service is almost always mediocre. That being said I was thoroughly SURPRISED with Molly Woo's!! I came in for lunch with my wife during lunch. When we walked in I realized it was a Cameron Mitchell spot. I immediately had an attitude and told my wife, in front of the hostess, we should pick somewhere else. The hostess asked why and I proceeded to tell her. She said give us a chance or I'll personally pay for your lunch. Challenge accepted, I said, and she proceeded to seat us. She gave us a free appetizer of crab rangoon with duck sauce and I have been so impressed with crab rangoon. Y'all they got it right AND it's REAL crab (clock it)☺️. We placed our order, kung pao shrimp for myself and sesame chicken/kung pao scallops with lao mein noodles. This food was absolutely wonderful and the presentation of it was damn good as well. We'll definitely return in the future and shout out to Lexi and Abby, who were wonderful and set the bar for our experience. Couldn't get to taking pictures of the food because we dug right in! 😅

Tamara Green 6 months ago

If you have been to PF Changs, Molly Woos is very similar in both the vibe and menu. I love the atmosphere- it is upscale feeling, while still being casual. Service was friendly, and we were in and out within 45 minutes. Our food was good, with fairly large portions, but I do think PF Changs is a bit more flavorful.

Vincent Lam 9 months ago

Finally visited this American Chinese restaurant at Polaris during happy hour. Their happy hour menu was amazing with many signature dishes and drinks. We ordered the spicy tuna sushi, King Pao calamari, and chicken lettuce wraps. The dish size was great with a low price during happy hour. The sushi was good. The calamari was fried decently, but tasted too salty. The chicken lettuce wraps were my favorite, fresh and flavorful. Cocktails were innovative with many fruit flavors. Service was excellent. The dining room was beautiful with many floating lanterns and Chinese decorations. I really liked the red color of the room. They also got private rooms and a great bar. Molly Woo could be a better option than PF Chang.

David A. 11 months ago

What a lovely spot to enjoy a nice dinner! The atmosphere was excellent and the vibe made it such a pleasant meal. The service was incredible and the food all hit the mark. The bao buns and calamari were unreal! The scallops and rice was equally amazing. Excited to come back and try it again!