Chinatown Restrnt

It IS BYOB and the food is still excellent. They now offer four specialty dishes that you have to order two hours in advance.

Their lunch special is delicious and a lot of food. I recommend the Yu Shan Tofu. With tax it's less then six bucks and more than enough food for a meal. Order the specialty items and you can't go wrong.

I think this is the sort of place that is destined to grade out a bit lower than it should, because the product can be a bit inconsistent and people are more likely to review when they have a bad experience. But 80% of the time the food is fantastic, and much more of the product is homemade than the average Chinese restaurant. Really fast delivery; the storefront can be a bit gloomy. Loss of one star for the inconsistency but otherwise solid.

Ordered from this place for the first time tonight. We recently received one of their menus in our neighborhood and decided to give them a try. What a mistake. The food was aweful and everyone that ate it was not feeling good afterwards.

The shrimp in lobster sauce looked gross in this brown, disgusting liquid that looked like a loose BM. It didn't taste much better.

The combination lo mein was bland and all the meat was either overcooked or tasted spoiled.

General Tso's chicken was decent but not great enough to even warrant two stars. The "chicken" was more breading and so tough to to eat it probably wasn't even worth it.

Sweet and sour chicken again was more bread than chicken but the sauce had a decent flavor.

Soy sauce in the packets wasn't up to par but at least my kids liked the white rice.

Overall this place was terrible. We'll never order from there again and plan on going to our normal place from now on. Epic fail on Chinatown Restaurant.