Ho Toy Luau Restaurant

Horrible place to eat! Raw food chicken fingers had grease stuck on it from the pan use for it, poor customer service the waiter could hardly speak english and when complained to about it nothing was done. Will never go to that place ever.

Im giving 3 points based off the food & the staff. The owners are friends of the family. They need to teach the staff more english lol also do not use the bathroom

Worst place ever. Drinks are like juice, crab Rangoon was un cooked! Couldn’t even finish my dinner I was so discusted. The next day I was Sooo sick!

Was here on Friday, 8÷21÷15. The only positive thing I have to say about this place is that the lady who greeted us and seated us was very nice. After that, the service was awful. My drink was awful. And I couldn’t even eat the food it was so bad. I hate to waste food, but there was no sense in bringing the leftovers home with me after the little bit I ate. It was horrible. Also, the restroom smelled like something dead was rotting in it. I’ve seen some decent reviews on this place, so I’m baffled. I ended up making a sandwich when I got home as I was so hungry by then, since I was only able to choke down a little bit of my dinner here. What a waste of my money.

This place is still the gold standard for me in terms of food from A Polynesian/​Chinese restaurant. The portions are unreal. $ 50 and I walked out of there with 2 grocery bags of food. The Pu-​Pu Platter is still one of the best in the business. The egg rolls are the most unique I have ever had. The fried shrimp is also very large. Teriyakis are all good. Lo Meins are also very large and really tasty. I can eat this stuff for a few meals and not tire of it. Can’t say enough about the food. I only do take out, so I can’t comment on the interior. The woman at the counter is always very polite and chats with me for a few minutes as well. I love supporting this local business.

If you’re into older style Chinese restaurants with outdated dingy décor like I am, this is the place for you. I went for lunch with a friend and there was 2 other people in the whole place. Out waiter was incredibly friendly and quick. Food was hot, didnt make us sick and the drinks had plenty of gasoline. If you’re looking for a newer or updated place try Cheng Du or Mandarin in Westborough.

The food was full of oil expensive and the service was very rude place looked dirty ceilings are coming down they painted over where there is leakage to make it look like part if the décor

From the outside this place looks like a palace that you might see in Eastern Asia, and the inside has a very elegant layout with some nice artwork. But when you go to a restaurant the most important aspect of your experience is the food you eat.
A friend of mine got Egg Foo Yong, and the rest of us ordered a combination plate. A constant theme in our dishes was the overbearing presence of salt. I love pickled things with a crispy, salty bite to them, but this was a case of supersaturation of salt.
Aside from how the food tasted, I asked the waiter if what I was ordering was gluten-​free. He didn’t understand. I asked if there was any wheat in what I ordered. Still no response. I tried again, but he had no clue. Maybe it was a language barrier, maybe I wasn’t annunciating, maybe the dude didn’t know what wheat was (yeah right). But that was a little worrying. There’s plenty of other places on Park Ave like Da Lat that can get you some solid Asian cuisine.

This place is so old — desperately needs to be gutted. The old man that owns the place — I swear he was in his 80s when I was 6. I want to know what’s in the tea he’s drinking! LOL! I think there giving the same thing to the fish in the decrepit little pond. But appearances can be deceiving — this place is still one of my top chinese restaurants of all time. Chinese food like you remember from your youth. This place brings back tons of memories for me. This was a family treat growing up. My dad got hit by a drunk driver walking across Park Ave. here and lived to tell the tale. (I know — what does that have to do with food? Everything if your from Worcester! The stories are the best part!)