Main Moon Chinese Restaurant

My biggest complaint about this restaurant is the disgusting condition of the dining room. We walked in shortly after opening and it appeared we were the first customers of the day. The tables were not clean, there were crumbs and filth all over the floor as if it hadn’t been swept in weeks, and the tables and chairs were all in disrepair. The food was, I suppose, not the worst I’ve ever eaten, but between all the things I’ve already mentioned and the multiple flies swarming around the dining room, I have never returned and have no plans to.

Main Moon is a casual Chinese takeout restaurant which offers a pretty good sized menu including Cantonese, Hunan and Szechuan dishes at reasonable prices, most items under $ 10. Over 50 Lunch Specials ($ 4.35-$ 5.80), 13 Dinner Specials ($ 5.95) and 24 Special Combination Plates ($ 6.80-$ 8.35) are offered here. Coke products in the cooler and hot tea is complementary. The place is order at the counter with open kitchen and there’s self serve table seating (mix of different chairs).
They also have a Lunch Buffet (11AM-​3PM) which is pretty popular here. The buffet offers over 20 items including egg rolls, spring rolls, crab rangoons, stir fried wontons, dumplings, wonton soup, string beans, Thai spicy fried rice (light colored), veg lo mein, veg egg foo young, honey chicken, chicken teriyakis, fried chicken, chicken chow mein, mushrooms, fried shrimp, potatoes, chicken & broccoli, Chinese donuts, and more, plus 6 flavors of Hood hard ice cream. The lunch buffet is priced at $ 5.90 (Adults), $ 3.95 (Kids under 10) and $ 4.95/lb for takeout buffet. Kids under 2 are free.
I stopped at Main Moon for an early lunch break just after 11AM. I initially ordered takeout, the S18 Shrimp Lo Mein ($ 5.25) with pork fried rice and 3 crab rangoons. However, since the place just opened, the food on the Lunch Buffet looked really hot and fresh. I gave in and decided to dine-​in for the Lunch Buffet ($ 6.43 with tax) and saved my takeout food for dinner later on.
The food on the buffet was surprisingly tasted pretty good. I enjoyed two plates (styrofoam) full of Chinese buffet goodness (not too greasy) and a bowl of mint chocolate chip and coffee ice cream for dessert with some hot tea. As I finished lunch around 11:30 AM, the place was filling up with customers, all getting the buffet. Got here just in time!
As for the good portion of takeout food for dinner, the Shrimp Lo Mein (firm noodles with a mix of carrots, onions, mushrooms, broccoli & small shrimp (clean)), pork fried rice (firm rice with tender roast pork pieces and onions), and crab rangoons (crispy pockets filled with a mix of cream cheese, crab stick & chopped onion) all tasted pretty darn good!

The food was ok just like a regular Chinese place but it was really cheap, if you just want to stuff your face and have some Chinese food I guess this is your place.

Great price, good portion, good quality and nice people. How can you go wrong? It’s take out people not two hour sit down and knowing this for this type of place it’s excellent