Hooooly American sized portions! Â I ordered the lunch size meal n it could've fed 2. Â
I'd rather have less food and more quality if it were up to me but none the less got the #35. You defnitely can say this was a great bang for your buck though. Â Noodle dish that was supposedly spicy but had no heat. Heaping amount of noodles that had a good curry flavor. Egg roll was very mild n was lacking flavor. This place was ok but nothing impressive. Then again it's American chinese food. Blah!!!!!
Like the other reviews, this place serves good Chinese food. Everything here is fresh. The inside is spotless and best of all, the owner is super friendly!!!!!
My only small complaint is that delivery can take up to 45mins :( not a good combination when your hungry. However, this place redeemed itself and when I called to inquire about the rush, I had my food within minutes!
Chicken fried rice? YES PLEASE!
This place is one of the many hidden jewels of Northwest Indiana. I am not a huge fan of chinese food, but when the mood strikes this is the place to get it. No. 1 Chop Suey has some very good Chop Suey (hence the name, but what I go for time and time again is the chicken fried rice. I don't know what it is but this place has to be some of the best fried rice I have ever tasted. The other typical pseudo-Chinese fare is okay...Well, everything except the orange chicken. It tasted like candied chicken. It was entirely too sweet and was absolutely one of the most disgusting things I have ever eaten. DO NOT TRY IT! That experience just solidified my love for their chicken fried rice. Try it, you may love it too!
Great Chinese take out. We've been getting our Chinese take out from here for several years. When we first moved into the area we tried all of the different Chinese restaurants. None of them lived up to our expectations. When No 1 Chop Suey opened we were thrilled. It's large crispy egg rolls were delicious and we loved the entrée items as well.  We've recommended this food to all of our friends and neighbors.
Review Source:New Years Day. You nap most of the afternoon away. Possibily a bit hungover...6PM rolls around and you're hungry. Party the nite before wiped out the fridge and cabinets. Groceries sound like too much of a task. And, ARGH, I just don't feel like cooking anyway. Hmm...Let's get Chinese.
This was largely how my New Years day went. My husband and I, using a quick Yelp search, found that No 1 Chop Suey was the closest option to our apartment. Score! Since we had never ordered there before, we scraped ourselves off of the couches and headed there to pick out our food in person.
Looks like any other Chinese food place inside. Little decor, a few plain tables and chairs for dine-in, etc. The televeision mounted in the corner had Friends on, which was a plus considering we were there for almost the entire episode. Yeah, it took awhile once we placed our order. I can only suspect that many had the same idea as us to get Chinese on the laziest Saturday of the year. There were 3 other groups waiting, and they do takeout as well. Lady at the counter was cheerful enough, so I wasn't too irritated.
They have a giant, blown-up version of their menu on the wall to the left of the counter. Prices are decent with size options (small or large) for many of their dishes. We opted for the egg rolls to start, Beef Broccoli Chow Fun, and Spicy Kung Po Chicken. The egg rolls were indeed delcious. Had some minor complaints about the two entrees, though. The noodles with the Chow Fun were excellent--fluffy, tasty, soaked up the gravy. Nice. But, mushrooms were a big component of this dish. I'm not sure if this is standard for Beef Chow Fun, but I've had it without at other places. I didn't say mushrooms on the menu, otherwise I would have avoided because I HATE MUSHROOMS. Granted, I could pick around them, which I did, but there was way more mushroom than beef, probably a 2:1 ratio. Not cool. Gimme my beef. The Kung Po chicken was good, but I question why they would note "spicy" on the menu when it really wasn't. Had a nice tang, but not spicy.
This dinner did satify our New Years Day craving. I definitely will visit again--it's a no-brainer with how close they are to our apartment and their prices/serving sizes were on point. I just instead will call ahead to forego the long wait, and maybe try other things on the menu--hold the mushrooms!
We've tried every Chinese restaurant around in the 9 years since we've been living in Crown Point. Â This place is our hands down favorite and the only one we go to. Â Love the veggie egg rolls, the orange chicken is delicious and all whilte meat chicken, which I appreciate. Â We've never been disappointed. Â They are always polite and fast.
Review Source:Super divey chinese take out in a strip mall concealing really good chinese food. Â Â Their egg rolls are incredible. Â I love my egg rolls to have that peanuty taste to them and these deliver. Â Â Their fried rice is also really good. Â Â $4.95 at lunch time buys you a huge plate of fried rice, entree and egg roll. Â Can't beat it!
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