Jeff F.
Yelp
Home of the original salt & pepper chicken wings. My fam and I used to frequent this joint since the '90s until their random closures within the mid 2000s.
So I've returned and picked up party trays of food here about two weeks ago; however, it is apparent that their food quality has decreased.
Lumpia: this item on their menu is new to me, but it was a fail. Each lumpia had a small amount of filling that is mushy, which seems to be the majority of minced onions and without any flavor. By far, this was the worst lumpia I've ever had. The only thing right was the crispy wrapper, 1/5 stars.
Salt & pepper chicken wings: onto this O.G., and it was good. Although a bit dry and less salt compared to the wings at the competitors of Golden Chopsticks, Otay Mandarin, Bistro City, and Tasty Mandarin's. 3.5/5 stars.
Bbq pork fried rice: this was basic, dry, and mildly flavored, 3/5 stars.
Combination lo mein noodles: this was decent, had the savory sauce with soft noodles, 3.5/5 stars.
Beef and broccoli: the beef was tender, but the sauce was slimy and overpowered any intended flavors, 1/5 stars.
Honey walnut shrimps: this was decent, not too sweet, which is acceptable, and they gave plenty of shrimps, 3.5/5 stars.
Teriyaki chicken: this was surprisingly the best dish. The chicken was tender, and the sauce was slightly sweet but savory, 4.25/5 stars.
Orange chicken: this was another hit despite the thick batter. There was plenty of chicken in each piece, and the sauce was both tangy and sweet, 4/5 stars.
The service was efficient, as all ten party trays were ready at the 10:30 a.m. pick-up time. They have used a cart to haul the food to the parking lot and even helped load all of the trays into my car.
In conclusion, their food portions are tremendous and for a lesser price; therefore, quantity is more the focus here versus the quality.