Saint's Alp Teahouse
Plano · 155 Google reviewsSaint's Alp Teahouse — a chinese spot in Chinatown. Order the Teas. The cooking is rooted in real tradition. Priced right, open late. Kelvin Cee: "I asked for it to be mildly spicy and it was done perfectly tender and just a hint of spiciness" [$, patio]
What 459 diners keep saying
What 459 diners keep saying
verbatim, from Google
“Authentic Hong Kong flavors, moderately priced. The stir-fried lamb, squab, and chicken skewers are highly recommended. A must-visit every time I’m in Chinatown.”
“The cast pot rices are surprisingly very good. Also we enjoyed the Hainan chicken rice”
“Wasn’t sure I even liked bubble tea, but Saint Alp’s was recommended to me for it. It was amazing!”
“Have dined here several times and every time found the food delicious and service fast and friendly. The drinks are great, too!”
“Try the spicy lamb stirred fried with thin cilantro. It’s a personal favorite of mine. I asked for it to be mildly spicy and it was done perfectly tender and just a hint of spiciness. We also had eggplant fish fillet chow fun (thick noodles) and golden stirred fried tofu. All of these are excellent. Not too heavy in the sauce and you can taste the actual food that’s in it. The chow fun was slightly too soft— but still delicious. More firmness would be perfect. Over all 4.8 stars so I round it up to a five. 4 stars for the atmosphere as seating near the door is not recommended. We went on a cold day and waiting guests kept the door open and made our food cold. I had to tell them to close it myself. The host was too busy.”
“Saint’s Alps has always provided good quality and delicious food over the years. They used to stay open really late because they were our go to for late night meals. Prices were reasonable. Great service. Restaurant was clean. They were good for groups. Portions were ample when sharing.”
“This place is great when you want a quiet place to eat. The food here is great and has amazing service.”
“Great value for Hong Kong-style Western cuisine. 2 cost around $40 without tips. You can easily get full with 2-3 dishes.🚗 Convenient parking with validation available at $2 for 3 hours. ❤5/5 for Stir-fried Black Goat: Delicious and not overpowering, with cilantro to cut through the richness.❤5/5 for Salted Fish and Tofu Pot: The tofu is tender and the dish is very comforting, perfect with rice.❤ 1/5 for 盐酥鸡 Crispy Salted Chicken: Quite ordinary, not recommended. For a tastier version, I suggest trying the Crispy Salted Chicken 盐酥鸡at Taipei cafe instead.”
Sounds like your kind of place?
Star it — your hit list is where dinner decisions get made.
One email a month — new openings, hidden gems, and where locals are actually eating.
More Chinese in Pilsen & Chinatown
See the ranking →
In the same lane · Chinese, budget
If it's packed, walk to…
More good rooms in Chinatown, minutes away.