For  very quick Chinese, this place is great. No, this isn't a sit down dinner place. No, this is not authentic at all. No, this is not your typical Chinese restaurant. This is your lunch place, your hungover, your fast and cheap Chinese food. They have awesome crab rangoon and give you large portions of food. This place in in a strip mall next to Party City, what did you really suspect.
Review Source:Oops... I thought the sign said something about "dim sum buffet" - THERE IS NO DIM SUM HERE.
This is fast food, airport/shopping mall style. Â You get a huge helping (I actually asked the girl to STOP filling my plate) of stuff.. Â I got the shrimp fried rice stuff, and the spicy chicken stuff, and some other stuff.
There are lots of booths around so you can eat your stuff.
It's cheap, fast, and bless you if you can finish it.
This place is okay in my book because it is fast, cheap, and I have never left hungry. No, it's not the best Chinese food I have ever had, but it serves a definite purpose in my list of places to eat. I usually get the beef with broccoli or the twice cooked pork and both are pretty consistently cooked and tasty.
Review Source:For fast food takeout chinese this is my favorite place. It get's 4 stars for delivering what you should expect from a fast food chinese takeout joint. My review is narrow in scope I guess, because I get the same thing every time. They make a General Tso's Chicken and Shrimp that I love. The portion is huge and they give you a lot of large shrimp. With this type of food, pretty much all you can do is screw it up. These guys do a good job.
Review Source:Average crap bland greasy fast food Chinese for reasonable (not cheap) prices. Massive portion sizes will make you fall asleep at your desk. Minimal spice, so if you are sensitive to spicy stuff, you may confidently order away.
Their menus on the back wall/counter are needlessly vague and generally without prices. I have been there half a dozen times and I still don't really understand what is a combo, what is a lunch special, or whether there is really a difference, other than one nets average crab rangoons. Just pick something, and get what you want with it. If its lunch time, you will likely spend less than $10. Â They might pack your 'for here' items in a to go package. They might tell you to sit down and they will deliver your food - but no napkins or plastic forks.
Reading all of the above, it is easy to understand why this place gets one star. It is not easy to understand why I keep going back, however.
I really like this place for SUPER FAST chinese food! I dont even call till I am 1/2 way there because of how fast it is. They usually say it will be ready in 5-10 min! It is one of two places I regularly go to for fast food.
I dont really know what happened to the ones that didnt like it but I have NEVER had a bad meal here!
The first reviewers comment about the rice was right on. I've never gotten so much rice with an order. The meat options I got also had a strange taste, and the ample rice was not even very good. The food is not prepared to order, but rather sits in heating trays waiting for some one to order it. It's flavor reflects its treatment.
Service was confused at best, unfriendly as worst. I tried to order from the menu but the basically ignored my order and just gave me the rice with two items.
I came here for dinner and the restaurant had two other people in the entire place.
Prices are on the high side which surprised me considering the location, service and quality.
This is a State Farm hangout for fast lunch. The food is not great - I got the pork egg foo young, and the pork was funky tasting, the egg portion dry and overcooked. Every meal consists of 3 times more rice than anything else. Prices are more expensive than other local Chinese places, around $6-8 for a mostly rice lunch. Ample seating, relatively deserted except for weekday lunch. Not sparkling clean, but not gag-dirty either. Typical Chinese fast food hygiene.
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