Food:

The service is always slow. Most of there dishes come out different than anywhere else. I had the general Taos chicken. Instead of it being a breaded chicken with a sauce, it was just the chicken tenders with a side of a sauce mixed with veggies. Very different than what I was expecting from a dish that is the same everywhere else

Food:

I ordered a lunch special when I went. The shrimp was very good but had a lot of sauce to go with it. The fried rice wasn't the greatest and they mixed up my order and gave me cheese wontons instead of an egg roll (the cheese wontons were good though!). The service was very good and I always had water which is a big plus at restaurants for me.

I wouldn't pick to go to this restaurant again but I wouldn't be against it if someone else wanted to go. It was very reasonably priced for lunch.

Food:

Oh man, I'm not sure there is a better Chinese place in the cities. Fantastic cream cheese wonton. Fantastic sweet and sour chicken. If you like spicy you have to have the Singapore rice noodles. So much food. Also they are open so late!

Food:

Didn't even eat this time. This place has really taken a dive since I first started eating here in the late 90's. Thanks to the new light rail, we had to circle round and round to find parking, ended up in a paid ramp, walked a couple blocks, and waited a while to be seated even though the dining room was only 1/4 full. After sitting for 10min, we overhear a staffer make excuses to a different table about why it was taking 40min to get their order (one guy brought up the fact that she told them "30 minutes" the LAST time she stopped by) and how there was only one cook. Evidently they only had one server too, because she never bothered to tell us about the delay at the table or even while we waited. So we just got up and left, but I still had to pay for parking for a meal I didn't get to eat.

Food:

Huge menu, great hours, great cooking. The style is a little fancier (maybe more authentic? I don't have enough experience to tell) than local Chinese restaurants, and all the better for that. I prefer takeout to dine-in; there's nothing particularly special about service here.