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Andy's Carry Out

3.5 (90 reviews)
InexpensiveChinese
Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Divey
Casual
Moderate noise
Good for kids

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This is the bag when I unraveled it. Did someone eat half and put it back with the rest? Check out the crumbs in the bottom.
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I just wanted to share something I found really funny. Once I get home, I take out the soup container that was tightly packed in a small brown paper bag. To my surprise I find this tiny little rolled up wax paper bag. I thought "this can't possibly be my crunchies for my soup." Oh. But it was. It's so ridiculous and funny that I had to share. And about the soup, it tasted very, very bland. My lo mien was okay. The oil in my food had a weird taste and I got a slight allergic reaction. Only think I'm allergic to is peanuts so I thought that was weird.

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Very nice food and everything is great here would not think twice to recommend this place 10/10

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Food is decent but they charge way over the menu prices. This practice is illegal. Insist on paying no more than the menu prices.

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Over charged. $5 more than what is on the menu and on display. Not sure what is going on there but, I won't be coming back.

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Paid $10 for a lunch special that should've been less than $7. She literally made up the price, I won't be returning. Hella sketchy.

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The best Chinese food you can get in the area taste like up north New York style Chinese food love the fried rice and boneless spareribs

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delicious inexpensive food with great, fast service and a nice little spot to sit. perfecr

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