1Chop Suey

It was alright for me my mongolian beef was rubbery and had so many onions that I hardly found the meat, the sauce was super watery. Now my rice was sticky and bland, I had chicken fried rice with jumbo pieces of chicken it wasnt pleasant because instead of like a lot of places I been too they put cubed chicken breast but this place put fat dark meat in my rice. I'm just not happy with this place SMH

We ordered from here on a cold night with some bad weather. The food took almost two hours to get to us, this in part could have been due to weather, but it still seemed excessive.

As this was our first time ordering, we tried a soup, dumplings and each got a small order of a main dish. The wonton soup was ok to pretty good. To be honest, I liked the broth, but my boyfriend thought it could be a little more flavorful. The wontons themselves were very nice as were the dumplings we ordered.

My boyfriend got the general tso chicken which was fine. I got the szechuan chicken and it was not good. I has a small amount before trashing the rest. Overall, we might order again because it was pretty cheap. Hopefully next time we'll pick better selections.

Yes they've moved but the food IS THE SAME.  Even for cheap Chinese, it's consistent.  Stop the griping about how everything wasn't to your exact standards; whaddya want for $6?  I've had worse slop at places that are supposed to be "trendy" (Redlight on Randolph with their specialty, "Steak swimming in copious amounts of soy so you'll need a blood pressure monitor and pills").  BEST cheap Chinese in the city that I've had and their wonton soup is incredible.  Oh wait, there was a peanut too many in my Kung Pao, so I'm only giving them a half a star.