No. 1 China

General Tso’s chicken was rock hard. So hard I could barely penetrate it with my fork. The broccoli tasted like it was sitting in dirty dish water. The lo mein tasted like straight up canola oil and the veggies were inedible. Ended up throwing my whole luck away.

Used to order from here regularly over the past few years, but am concerned their food and customer service has gone down hill. New ownership maybe? Placed an order and received a wrong item. I called back, but they refused to remake or send out the correct item. They lost a loyal customer as I will not be returning.

Decent Chinese in the area. The dumplings are homemade and my favorite! Get the shrimp.

After years of ordering from here, I will never order again. I always order the same meal without vegetables. This time after receiving the meal with veggies in it, I called and was asked if I could just pick the veggies out. They said they can’t make the meal without veggies. I’m not sure if new people are running the place, but they lost a loyal customer.

It’s average American Chinese food fare. Nothing really spectacular except for the hot and sour soup which is pretty good. It’s one of the better options to eat than what is around on this stretch of grant ave. It is a bit expensive though but maybe I am just use to all the hood chinese joints in Kensington

The good: the food is pretty good and the portions are just right for me. They are quick when I pickup my order, my food is almost always just about ready. This is great especially since I’m just about 2 blocks away.
The bad: Another review mentioned forgetting utensils and this is a very common thing with them. I no longer get delivery just because of this in the event I don’t have any forks nearby. I used to get them through
and the prices never matched. They always came to me with a receipt marked up a couple cents more. Also for their lunch specials, they don’t always include your free egg roll or soda so make sure you know what extras you get with your lunch specials. They can also be rude but that’s typical from any Chinese joint I’ve been in (not a racial comment but most of these places are very curt and blunt and I’ve been to the smallest dirtiest corner takeout joints in the city). They take cash and credit but they do have a credit minimum otherwise they tack on an extra $ 1 to your order. If you need an ATM I usually walk to Dunkin’ Donuts a couple doors away to use theirs.

Yay they deliver! With a minimum of $ 10. Credit card use with minimum of $ 15.
First time to have a Chinese fast food place that tastes like actual chinese food. I had house special mai fun which had the fire taste of the wok without all the oil that is normally expected in such a dish. The Vegetable delight was also yummy. None of the dishes were overly salty, which have been my experience with any Chinese take out.
The only thing I didn’t like was that they forgot to give me utensils. Luckily the hotel had two coffee stirrers which I used as makeshift chopsticks… umm it was very interesting eating with such short «utensils»…