Average food but service is HORRIBLE. After ordering for a pick up three trips later the order still wasn't complete. When asked for a refund they wouldn't do it. Â You would think after 3 trips they could get a simple order of 2 entrees together. Â Absolutely horrible customer service. Will NEVER be going back and I suggest you think twice too.
Review Source:I have been a customer at this place for close to twenty years. While I occasionally dine in ( I love Leo ), I usually get take out or have it delivered. I have never had anything off of their menu that wasn't delicious. While the decor could certainly use some updating (ten years or so since the last remodel), the friendliness of the staff more than makes up for it.
If you like a bit of sweet mixed with a bit of spicy, give the crispy chicken a shot. That stuff is truly addictive and I have not found it anywhere else. Ever. Â
The Crab Rangoon is the best I've ever had. The eggplant pot is superb.
You know what? It's all great. Go check it out for yourself!
(Keep in mind, I am a bit biased. I love having a nice hot meal delivered directly to my door. I'm a sucker for things like that.) Â ;)
"Come closer, lover, take a table." Such was the greeting to each party on Friday afternoon from the animated waiter wearing the $100-bill-themed bow tie. The floor show continued with a strange shuffle between kitchen and dining room, and a little sexual innuendo thrown into conversation about our order. Most diners chuckled, and went along with the act, but there were some strange looks, too. Â The family dinner for two (split by two teenagers) came with choice of soup, appetizer, and two entrees large enough to take most home. My wife's vegetable plate, and my seafood delight were good-sized, and the veggies were cooked just right, not too soft or wimpy.
Review Source:I'll have to agree with Bill C. that the food here is average, but it certainly is cheap, especially for lunch. Â The lunch specials, which include most of the popular Chinese dishes (Moo Goo Gai, General Tso's Chicken, Hunan Pork, etc.), range from $4.50 to $5.25 and include rice, soup, and your choice of egg roll or crab rangoon. Â
But the biggest draw of all is Leo, with his signature $100 bill bow tie and his jokes that constantly skirt the edge of the inappropriate. Â ("Come back with your wife or mistress, but at not at the time.") Â Bill C. calls him a hoot; I'll call him a character, but either way, the man is entertaining and a hard worker. Â Like any performer of his caliber, I can't tell if he is a genius or a madman.
One thing that would brighten this place up: they need to maintain their aquarium a little better. Â It hasn't been cleaned, nor has the water or gravel been replaced, since the Bush administration, and the fish look as though they need several Xanax to treat their depression.
Average Chinese (or American style Chinese if you want to get technical) food. Average prices. Big servings. Try the Walnut-Shrimp - my favorite dish. If you spend more than $15 on a carryout order they throw in an egg roll. One of the servers, Oriental guy with the funny bow ties named Leo, is a hoot!
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