China Town Restaurant

The food was delicious, tasty and the cheapest around. Fresh food and the portions were larger than other similar resturants. I will order from again

First time there. Foods pretty good. I had the Gen Tso's Chicken, veg fried rice, & a tofu dinner. I like the location, plenty of parking, a couple of venues to visit as well.

Do NOT GO HERE! They sell old food their fried chicken is old and soft like they are re-frying the same chicken from yesterday its slime when you bite into it instead of crunchy And the lady at the register schemes she tried to charge me $4 extra talking about it was taxes and I said lady taxes is 6 percent! My food should have came to $15 something after taxes and she was trying to charge me $19! So I then had to do all the math myself and then told her that my total should be $15.25 after taxes and then she said oh okay just give me that than with an attitude because I busted her bubble. Then all of that just to see that I paid for old nasty food! NEVER AGAIN!

Service was quick and easy. Wings weren’t over priced!

Food was good and they cook your order fast

The dishes taste was good, and the tall and thin female customer service is very kind and friendly and has a good memory. I ordered the same meal twice, and when I ordered the third time, she asked me if it was still the same. It turned out that she really said it, it was great, including the food, the fried food is So delicious, nothing wrong, but really not recommend their hot and sour soup and pho,Hope next time be better!

These 5 stars are for the tall and skinny lady customer service， she always wears black clothes，, last week I ordered shrimp egg foo young again on Friday, the skinny lady customer service who was always there gave me the right meal and put tue rice separately to me, I don't need to explain a lot, but she always gave me the right meal without overcharging money or less food to me, . It was really great. One day before this, there was a customer service who just came , overcharged and everything was wrong, . I still have less food, I called and told her, she also said it was my fault, I ordered another meal on this Friday just want to make sure the original customer service was there, otherwise I wouldn’t want to come, Because I don't want me to spend money and get the wrong meal without any apology or discount!

i went there few weeks ago on Sunday. The food was decent, the customer service was really rude. I ordered veg roll but they gave me another different kind of egg roll which I did not order at all. She made the wrong food for me and when i tried to communicate with her, she looked like she was having a bad day and lastly she aplogized.

Their Chicken Fried Rice is better than the other China Town. It's got more oil grease, taste better, and the chicken is awesome.

Won ton soup is really good. Fried chicken wings are different from other locations, as I can taste a hint of Five Spices in the crunchy coating. The food is NOT my issue. It's the service. I love fried chicken wings, and they have some of the best, but I also love it with a lot of hot sauce, which as soon as I ask for more, I get this look of disgust. They point to this box of hot sauce packets on the counter top, but it tastes nothing like the bottled sauce they have behind the bullet proof glass. I'm there every other week, and it still is a problem-there attitude- just to put enough hot sauce on the wigs. So, you say, you must really like a lot of hot sauce. Nope. The hat sauce they eventually put on the wings is not even enough for my 5 year old to reach for something to drink to cool her mouth. I'm writing this out of frustration, because I really like their chicken wings, but if they can't put more hot sauce on them, I'll buy them elsewhere. Problem is that I really liked that I could walk to them.

The worker who got orders was really rude. It looks like she doesn't know how to make smile or say hello. I was thinking why I should pay them while receiving such a bad service. I wouldn't go again.

I dont know if its only me that notices this phenomenon but it seems like the worse a neighborhood is at, the more variety of stuff they sell at a chinese restaurant. Like in the ghetto scale, the ones in the real bad neighborhoods go from Chinese Restaurants to Chinese stores, where they sell anything from looseys to gum, chips, shit im surprised if they dont have a corner to do taxes or some shit. This restaurant is probably in the middle, they got more variety than a typical Chinese restaurant. Make sure you get the fried chicken gizzards and cheese fries with salt pepper ketchup. Wont regret it.

They alright. My rating of Chinese stores are mainly based in how well they understand ENGLISH and how clean it is.