Our favorite place in the area. Â I love the wonton soup (yeah, it can be made wrong!) and their spring rolls. Â My husband loves the curry chicken. Â They don't charge to add veggies or sub something from your order. Â That's awesome. Â Their customer service isn't outstanding or anything but they are friendly and remember their customers. Â Definitely recommend.
Review Source:My brother always orders from here for his family, as a picky eater, he always seemed pretty satisfied with the food. He ordered broccoli and mongorian beef, sweet&sour/orange/sesame chicken and sesame chick.. All with crab rangoons. Â Everyone enjoyed the food and fought over the last crab rangoon. I'm not a huge fan of Americanized Chinese food, but the vegetables and beef were pretty good and the sesame chicken was surprisingly good. Â I read someone didn't like Mongolian beef here, well a lot of people don't like Mongolian beef anywhere because it is usually all onions, which this wasn't .. so they should just go eat an onion instead. Eggdrop soup was.. eggdrop soup so that was good. I ate the hunan chicken w black bean sauce last time, it was pretty good too. Oh and we ordered all sauces on the side, if that sounds like something you would like to do, and like other people in a way rudely mention, it's not a big place, which makes sense because it's more of a takeout spot.
Review Source:the portions are pretty big and enough to split, and i went during lunch!! I had the sesame chicken and wonton soup, not much to rave about.
this place is not too big inside and only has 1 highchair so if you got kiddo's (plural) that need a high chair bring a lap!! no boosters seats either, and at that the chairs wouldn't be good for it anyway. Â there is about 8 tables inside and the counter
the service was pretty friendly, he wasn't rude, just took our order and got our food and went about his business.
I'm giving this place three stars, only because there sesame chicken is the best i have had in the metro east. Â
I don't really have much exciting to say about this place.
The wonton soup was not something i would order again.
The lo mein was not very good either, it lacked a lot of flavor.
From our friend the general tso's wasn't much to rave about either.
If you have more than one kid in a highchair you can forget about it, they only have one.
Saw a bunch of good reviews on the web, so went there. First clue that something was up was an empty parking lot at 5 pm on a Saturday. Second was the empty restaurant.
Restaurant has a huge menu, but the family and I started conservatively with General T'so chicken, Mongolian Beef, and Sweet and Sour Chicken, along with Crab Rangoon. The General T'So's was more sweet than hot and wife didn't care for the Mongolian Beef. The kids were fine with the Sweet and Sour Chicken. However, none of us were that fond of the Crab Rangoon.
It's not that it was that bad, but we probably won't bother going back.
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