Great Wall Chinese Take Out

this place is alright, overall i’d give them two and a half stars. they have some good food but also some less than average food, and there’s a lot of better places out there. the price however is pretty fair, their lunch meals are under $ 5 and comes with soup.
i started off with one of my standards, a sesame chicken combo. there was a lot of sauce on it, which i like, and the sauce was pretty good too. there was a good amount of meat in the meal too, but it could have been a little crispier. the pork fried rice though wasn’t very good. i dunno what it was but it seemed to have an off flavor in there somewhere. as for the soup, i can’t really say, i’m really not big on soups.
i also went with a pu pu platter. the batter on the fried shrimp was pretty good. the shrimp toast however wasn’t very crispy and it was a little burnt. the ribs were really tough but they had a good flavor on them, it was different than the ribs at most asian takeout places. the eggrolls were ok, they were pretty crisp and the meat in them wasn’t that weird red color like most places have. the wings in it were pretty average, a little on the small side though. my favorite part was probably the fried wontons. they were nice and crisp and the meat had a good flavor.
when it comes down to it, you can get a decent meal here, but as i stated earlier, there’s better out there, but when it comes to upper front street the options are pretty limited.