Ni Hao Asian Bistro

Ni Hao Asian Bistro offers a delightful culinary journey that I highly recommend. The ambiance is inviting, and the service is prompt, adding to the overall positive dining experience. A must-try is the family bowl of wonton soup—it's a savory delight that warms the soul and brings everyone to the table. Complement your meal with the spring rolls, a crispy and flavorful appetizer that sets the tone for the feast ahead. The diverse menu caters to various palates, ensuring there's something for everyone. Whether you're a fan of sushi, stir-fry, or noodle dishes, Ni Hao Asian Bistro delivers on taste and quality. A perfect spot for a satisfying family meal, especially when you indulge in the recommended wonton soup and spring rolls.

Came here for dumplings and ordered 2 types, one steamed, one fried. The steamed ones arrived doughy but also practically disintegrating already, already in a puddle of water and leaking more - soggy and unpleasant. The fried ones were better but also fell apart quickly. The fillings were fine but nothing remarkable. I don’t know if standards for dumplings are different in Mexico but this was very disappointing - no structural integrity, bland flavour, and very expensive for what we received. We left most of them uneaten :(

Good food, good prices. Friendly service. Chinese and Thai dishes with Mexican twist. Must try.

We really enjoy this restaurant in Oaxaca when we desire Asian food. The dumplings hit the spot, the beef dishes are flavorful and tender. Service is good.

I was a little nervous because this place was empty on a Friday night. But it turned out to be great. It really should be called a Chinese/Mexican or Mexican/Chinese restaurant because the menu has both. (The waiter did not know that Ni Hao simply means hello in Mandarin). Service was great. They brought a nice app with vinegary carrots and noodles or daikon and some fried noodles. I ordered Kung Pao Chicken just a little spicy, and that's exactly how it was prepared. The steamed rice was a large portion and it was fluffy. I suppose it is a little expensive by Oaxacan standards, but it is half the price of other fancy places that are mostly frequented by tourists I've been taken to here. But I don't care about fancy ambiance. There is cool artwork in the entryway. Very good food.