Little Chopsticks

I won’t be ordering from Little Chopsticks again. After the food arrived at our building nearly 30 mins after the estimated time of arrival, I found the delivery driver standing in the hallway of my building after he was buzzed in 10 mins prior.
Safety and security are high priority in our building. His behavior was suspicious at best.
Very unhappy with my experience.

Delivered in reasonable time, the entrées were Buffet quality, I ordered teriyaki beef and chicken fingers so it should be hard to mess that up. rice wasn’t great either … They didn’t provide me with plastic ware or napkins.

Ordered here because it was close and I had a menu on-​hand for it. Perfectly average Chinese food. Nothing to write home about, but nothing to gasp in horror over either. Good if you need a quick fix, but not if you want high quality Chinese or Thai. Delivery was quick and polite.

I order take out fueron here often arms is gps. But is more pricey than the little Chinese place down the sheet.

We ordered from Little Chopsticks last week, after our favorite Chinese place closed down.
We got spring rolls, boneless pork spareribs, General Tso’s chicken and Beef and Broccoli.
All for items were sub par. Bland, not tasty. They did not taste fresh… This was the first time that the four of us ever had Chinese delivery and left about half of the food on the table.
Our search for a good Chinese delivery place in downtown continues !!!

I ordered lunch here and had it delivered to my office. The service was prompt and even arrived ten minutes before promised. The food was pretty average take out Chinese.
The hot and sour soup was good, slightly piquant, not too sour, but it was kind of an unappealing beige color. The Singapore rice noodles had a good curry flavor and quite a bit of meat, an order was more than enough for one person.
Bottom line, I’d order here again. It ain’t pretty but it tastes good.

Recent deterioration in food quality has it down to two stars. Probably can find better elsewhere. Food preparation seems to have become less flavorful and careless.

Pretty decent. I had the curry chicken twice and the quality was pretty consistent. Delivery didn’t take too much time. I’m not too sure they carry change so it’s safer to either have the exact amount or pay with a card.

I thought the food was delicious — and they make crab rangoon like it should be! Not those soggy dense oily triangles I get everywhere else! I think this food is a bit overpriced but it is the best of its kind I’ve found around the area so far.

I love Little Chopsticks! Good food, decent prices… orders are always correct and the girl at the front desk is super sweet as is the delivery driver.

Their delivery driver is a miserable douchey 50 year old white guy. He is always rude.
I want a young polite asian when I order chinese delivery

I ordered the Masaman Chicken w side of rice, and Green Papaya Salad via (both from the Thai menu) delivery. The delivery was fast and driver extremely nice/​polite. The food was extremely fresh and hot. The Papaya Salad was generous in size and fresh, but the dressing was a bit bland. The Masaman Curry Chicken was really good, love the flavor of the sauce. I wish there were more veggies in this dish and less peanuts, but it was yummy nonetheless. The food was not too salty, which is refreshing! Decent food for delivery.

We order from Little Chopsticks not only because the food is always decent, but because it is the closest place to us that doesn’t use MSG in their food. That is a deal breaker as my fiancée is very allergic to it.
Now with that being said have I had better chinese food before, yes of course I have. But the food always taste good from Little Chopsticks. We usually order their combos that come with the main dish, pork fried rice and an egg roll.
My personal favorite is always sweet and sour chicken. The chicken is always nice and crispy when I have ordered it. Now I have no idea what is in the red sauce and probably would be horrified to find out. This particular sauce is not overtly sweet which is something that I have had an issue with other restaurants before.
I have also had the Kung Pao chicken and have thought it was okay but could be a little bit spicier. I have also tried the Orange Peel Beef and have enjoyed it. The beef was tender and the pieces were the perfect bite size. The orange peel sauce is delicious. It has the sweetness from the orange peel and that is complimented by a slight spiciness.
Now moving on to the pork fried rice. It always has large pieces of onions in it and crispy pieces of pork. Now on occasion it hasn’t been that flavorful but that has only happened twice out of the countless times I have ordered from the restaurant.
Finally on to the egg roll. This is one part of ordering Chinese takeout I always look forward too. I know each restaurant makes their egg rolls a little bit different. Now I can say in all honesty that the egg rolls from Little Chopsticks never taste the same each time I order them. I do not know why. I feel that sometimes they just throw some left over ingredients into the egg roll and hope for the best. Other times I feel that they take the time to put in the correct ingredients and they all of them combined make the perfect crispy bite. So I would have to say that the egg rolls from here are either a complete miss or very good.

I can’t believe I even ate here… they should have never even attempted thai food…

Yes their lunch specials are $ 5.95. Yes the portions are «filled styrofoam container» large. No, the food isn’t very good.
I’ve had takeout twice and their General Tso’s was very dry. Beef and Broccoli was tasteless grey strips of beef in a brown gravy sauce– edible but not the best.
Even the fried rice and egg roll which were decent were below average for cheap take out places.
The hot and sour soup at least was hot and though nothing special was good.
Smith Hill residents may want to travel a little out of their way for some quality.

I used to like this place, then they had a management change. For awhile, it seemed to be going good, then the food taste began to decline. Now I only stop there when I can’t find another place, because the Mandarin Garden is right down the street, and their food tastes much better.

It’s not Chinese American food, and the servers don’t have a good grasp of the English language. So with that said we spend $ 40 some odd dollars on food we couldn’t eat and gave up trying to explain what we wanted. The «chow mein» was fryed cabbage and all the food had the same no color sauce. The meat was dry. The only thing we ate was the chicken nugget looking things (not sure what they called them on the menu, as nothing on the menu we ordered was what we expected.) Oh and the «chow mein» was $ 8.

Good ol Chopsticks. Not my normal pick; but in a pinch will do. Decent Lo Mein, Sesame Chicken and egg rolls this time thru. Portions seem to be a little smaller than the last time I remember and there was not much for leftovers. Again, I will go elsewhere most of the time; but in a pinch, the old standby will do.

Wish I could give an effin 0 AWFUL I say and I mean it DO NOT go here!!! It is the worst food I have ever in my life had. General Tsos chicken looked like 3 day leftover buffalo chicken breasts that u r about to throw away… The veggiz in the steamed veggiz and shrimp were brown and the shrimp still had the tails on and little legs and they were BLACK so gross could eat it. Wat a waste of money please do not ever go here they should not be in business…

This is some of the truly most dismal delivery Chinese I’ve ever had in my life — and we’re including Indianapolis in this equation, mind you.
The sauces, well, there are 3 I’ve counted. Brown, Whiteish, and Brown-​with-​something (orange, chili, garlic, whatever). It’s still the same damn brown sauce! And it’s so heavily thickened and goopy that I almost find looking at the leftovers the next day to be bad enough to trash the rest.
Furthermore, that fat white dude you employ as one of your drivers? Dude gave me a nasty look and walked away without a tip when I asked him if he had change for a *twenty*. Boy, that’s totally something I want to experience again.
So yeah, when I still lived on Smith Hill, I got to the point where I was ordering Chinese from Thayer Street, just to avoid this place.
It’s only not a 1-​star because of the relatively low prices, and because I never got sick from eating there.