China Lui’s

The owners are rude and arrogant as if they are doing you a favor by providing their stale food and service. The food is a hit or miss but mostly miss! The food is not prepared fresh to order, they will reheat food that has been previously cooked. Don’t waste your money!!!

This was my 2^nd attempt at trying them and it wasn’t any better than the 1^st trip. I called ahead and asked «what comes in the teriyaki chicken dish?» You can get onion, peppers or carrots. I said ok and how long will it take to prepare if I want to call ahead? They gentleman said 10 mins. I replied, perfect I will call when I’m about 10 mins away. The 1^st sign should have been when he hung up on me but hey maybe they were busy. My husband called when he was 10 mins away and placed an order for himself and my teriyaki chicken with onions. He arrived in 10 mins and had to wait 5 more but no one is perfect, right? When they get back I open the box and ask «what is this?». My husband said they told him teriyaki chicken. It was what appeared to be chicken with a red tint and a smell that was surely not teriyaki chicken. My husband then noticed his order was partially wrong as well. We look at the clock and it’s 10 mins until they close. We split the egg rolls and the free sodas they gave us for waiting. $ 18 bucks down the drain!!! Sorry 2 strikes and you’re out.

Lets see where do I start. Ive eaten at China Luis on more than 1 occasion so im going to write this review in considering my last few visits.
The food itself is not bad at all. You do receive a nice size portion and the price is pretty good as well. They offer several lunch specials during the week for less than $ 5. Each special includes your choice of soup to go along with your entrée.
The dinner portion is pretty much just like the typical dinner size portion the large box or small box whichever you choose.
Now my issue is with a situation of finding hair in my food. I ordered 2 lunch specials, took them home, I opened one and started to eat (It was the Chicken and Broccoli which is «ok») My husband ordered the general chicken. Well as he took his fork to lift the first piece he noticed a long peice of hair. So of course I told him that I wold take it back. While heading back to return the food I called to let them know that the hair was found and that I would be returning it. The fellow who answered was nice enough to apologize and encouraged me to bring it back for something else.
Everything went well with the return of the food until…
The man working gave me the new meal. I then asked him what about the soup, now at this point the soup was cold and was still in the bag that I had brought back to him. He then said he would get me another soup. Well that is when he took the soup out of the bag, walked over to his big pot and poured it back into the pot. Huh… did he really do what I just saw or are my eyes lying to me??? He then took the same cup and scopped the soup back into the cup. Oh heck no! He doesnt know if I tasted the soup, stuck my finger in it or what. How can he take soup that I took home and pour it back into the main pot. This is what caused me to say «ill never eat there again»
I give it 2 stars because had I never seen them do such a thing I would probably still patronize them every now and then

I have noticed that China Lui’s has a good crowd of people coming in. I decided to stop on Sunday to try it out. After asking if I could substitue the Spring Rolls for the Pork filled egg rolls in the Combination Meals and being told «NO!», I decided to just try the wings. I did enjoy my Braised Wings but I still had to go over the the Station 1 Hot Wing café in order to get fries to go with my wings. Why? Because they don’t have Pork in them. :)
I will probably not patronize this spot again because I’d like to get a full meal at one location. Overall, the wings were good and a nice size. They have a big selection on their menu and the price isn’t bad.

China Lui’s is one of the better Chinese take out places I’ve been to since living in Georgia (in comparing Atlanta and Savannah, I highly recommend here). They have seating inside, but it’s primarily a take out place.
They have large portions and everything I’ve had here tastes great. Some recommendations/​faves/​etc.:
Every day of the week they have a list of lunch specials for just $ 4.95 between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., with options like pork chow mein, egg foo young, ribs, sweet and sour, lo mein, general tso’s, sesame chicken, hunan, kung po, etc. They also offer a lot of steamed versions of food, with healthier options.
Egg rolls and fried rice are run of the mill; wings are tasty; steamed dumplings are a personal fave; and the fried crab rangoon is different than I’ve seen from other places, but very good. Soups are all good — but don’t expect chicken noodle to taste as such. Expect it to taste like wonton soup just with noodles and chicken in it instead of wonton dumplings.
I love their lo mein, the noodles are really good and I like the way they cook their meats. You can’t really go wrong with any of the varieties, I’ve tried several of the chicken, beef and seafood dishes and all were tasty. The combination platters are also nice since they include rice and an egg roll with the meal. The chicken with mixed vegetables is one of my favorites, they cook the veggies perfectly.
I wouldn’t necessarily tell you to drive from Atlanta out to Lithia Springs just for some Chinese take out, but if you’re in the area or coming from Douglasville, I would definitely recommed you swing by for some great food! The prices are very reasonable, especially considering the portion sizes. Any of the meals you get are enough to share with another person.
And if there’s anything else you need to add to your meal that you won’t find on their menu, there’s a Publix right next door. :)