Orient Express

I grew up eating from this place as this was close to home. The lady that runs the place looks exactly as she did when I was 8 years old. LoL! In years the food has changed and not for the better but one consistent item is the crab rangoon. Its always hot, crispy garlicky cream cheese goodness. I try to make a stop at least once a month.

Get the spicy noodle soup and spicy chicken wings… a co-​worker brought that and teriyaki tenders to work one day. I was in heaven!

If you’re looking for a large portioned, delicious Chinese dish for a decent price then you’ve found the right place! Huge portions, and great specials on chicken wings and pork fried rice or teriyaki skewers.
The price is about $ 5.00 — $ 7.00 for a dish and the service is top notch!
Quick drink refills and orders take minutes to complete. They were also voted among the top 100 chinese take-​out restaurants in the country!

I really have never been a fan of Chinese fast food, but I wanted to give it a second chance. This restaurant smelt scrumptious from the outside, plus I skipped breakfast that Saturday and I was starving, I needed something fast! They had egg-​foo-​yung on the menu, which is always tempting, but a hit or miss nonetheless.
I am spoiled by the egg-​foo-​yung in China town, New York and nothing else stands the test. So, I went with a staple dish, Vegetable Lo Mein.
The woman I ordered from smiled from ear to ear and seemed to be thoroughly enjoying her day. The food was served up with the quickness without a doubt, but the veggies tasted like they had been frozen for a while (the broccoli was kind of brown). I have to say it wasn’t bad for fast Chinese, but I am still not a fan.