Take out order, they were busy, it was extremely loud so had a hard time hearing the man on the…read morephone. I told him several times I couldn't hear him, but he ignored me. Food was good, but service was lacking. We ordered 3 meals, plus soup, spring roll and crab Rangoon. Husband got home with order, it was missing crab Rangoon, and spring roll. Called and was told we would get credit for next time. Not one apology!! And very abrupt. We spent $90 for the take out, receipt was not itemized, should have been. (I do know from eating inside several times, that service is good, but no one smiles in that place. Starting with man at the front desk.

Terrible. If you like overpriced tasteless food then this is the place for you. My family and I…read moreplaced to go orders totalling about $120. Nobody liked anything. It was a total waste of money. I had ham fried rice and shrimp egg foo young. It had no taste. None of it. What I did eat sat like a brick in my stomach until well after noon the next day. I threw 2 patties and the rice away. My parents had the Happy Family and Shrimp fried rice. They threw theirs away and my sister had multiple items and complained about all of it. We wanted to try something new. I think a local hole in the wall would have been better. I will never go back.

Cheap but authentic Chinese food…read more Can't beat their $10 lunch special. Be aware a log of the menu is unavailable or requires preorder such as peking duck.

I brought my 16 year old daughter and an old friend to Lau Sze Chaun a month ago. I dropped over…read more$200, wanting to treat my party to a relaxing experience. We shared the Peking duck, the Singapore mei fun, the cold cucumber appetizer, and cocktails/mocktails. Pros: The presentation of the duck was beautiful. It came with various toppings and pancakes to wrap the duck in. Everything we ordered was good. My lychee martini was also very nice. Cons: Service was very slow and inattentive. (We are easy to please, all 3 of us having worked in the restaurant industry, and I still tipped well) The restaurant is very brightly lit - like a school cafeteria. Safety - this is where the evening fell apart.... While we were dining, we were seated close to the bar. A gentleman sat at the bar and ordered. Soon after, another man approached him and began to threaten him. He was using the N word repeatedly, cursing, and getting louder and more agitated as time went on. A couple of patrons at the bar tried to intervene, but as he continued to escalate, they returned to their seats. When the man threatened to shoot the other man, our group hastily left the restaurant. On our way out, I mentioned to the women at the hostess station that the situation by the bar was escalating , becoming dangerous, and that someone should contact the police. She said that the managers were monitoring and were aware. We will not be back. I am disappointed that this is how our evening abruptly ended, having to leave quickly and in fear for our safety. I know that the establishment cannot control a situation like this initiating, but to allow it to continue and continue and not do anything at all is unacceptable. I did call and leave a message for the manager the next day and also sent an email to the restaurant, but no one followed up with me.

We grabbed a quick bite to eat after a wrestling tournament at JCU yesterday. The food was very…read moregood (all agreed), and service was great.

This is a tiny spot with few customers. (Makes you wonder what really keeps them in business). The…read morewaitress wasn't all that attentive but she got the job done. The window was full of dying plants starved for attention (after the waitress pronounced one plant dead, my date took it home and revived it. She ought to open a Plant Rescue!) I ordered the General Tsao's Chicken because I just moved from South Florida where I saw plenty of Thai but no Chinese. Happy Buddha was above average. I say that only because I was desperate for Chinese food. So, I even took a little home for later. It was OK. I don't remember what my date ordered although I remember her description: "It's OK." (Our new mantra)? That was unusual since she's typically got plenty to say about everything. (You could point out a dead bug on the sidewalk and she'll honor you with a 65 minute soliloquy on the bug describing its tragic end and the life it could have enjoyed if humankind didn't stack the deck against it). Typically, I'd give Happy Buddha a second chance before giving it 4 or fewer stars. But I don't wanna go back.

I was skeptical when we chose to eat a P.F. Chang's at 8 PM on Good Friday, but our experience was…read morereally an encouragement. We arrived and the restaurant wasn't terribly busy. The hostess was attentive and engaging as she asked us for our seating preferences. We ended up sitting at a booth designed for four people sitting side-by-side. Our incredibly energetic and quite pleasant server, Amanda, then visited us to talk about the menu, take our drink orders, and get to know us. We began the evening with the shared house salad. It was a generous serving of romaine lettuce, croutons, and sesame dressing. We enjoyed it thoroughly. For our entrées, my girlfriend got Mongolian beef and I got an off the menu trio of beef, chicken, shrimp, and broccoli. Both dishes were generous without being excessive, well-cooked, appropriately presented, and tasty. We ordered the brown rice as the accompaniment, which was a good choice for us. Amanda was very helpful in guiding our choices without being intrusive. We accompanied dinner with a glass of Pinot Noir and Cabernet respectively, which was fine. No complaints. For dessert we got a very interesting banana spring roll and ice cream dish. It was delightfully tasty, not too sweet, and the perfect capstone to a lovely evening. We happily took about half of our dinner home for lunch tomorrow. All in all it was an exceptional experience, including the very friendly and fun-loving couple next to us. The ambience of the restaurant is dark without being foreboding; classically decorated as you experience the PF Chang Brand, with convenient parking and location. My only comment, and I have to dig deep for this one, is that the ambient music is incompatible with the restaurant's theme. It was some pseudo pop music droning on, which has no connection to the Brand. I would think some interesting Asian-fusion themes would be delightful.

Pretty good. Chocolate cake was nice and moist. Brussels sprouts were well sauced and had nice…read moretoppings. Teriyaki beef without pineapple was tasty. The rice was not sticky which is fine and I don't think it was probably supposed to be so no knocks there. Singapore noodles were flavorful with nice curry and veggies within.

Go here if you are kosher but do not pay these prices if you do not need Kosher food is the lesson…read moreI learned today when I spent $77 on a bagel roll, sesame tofu, mala beef, and teriyaki chicken. The beef was $27! The mala beef was the best. Lots of caramelized sweet onions, a little bit of spice but not too hot, and plenty of flavorful mostly tender beef. The sesame tofu was distinctly orange flavored! I have read other reviews that say the sauces are the same for different menu items and this is true! The sesame tofu was orange tofu with sesame seeds and I did not enjoy it one bit because I do not like orange flavored sauce! The teriyaki chicken was not teriyaki flavored at all. It had vague sweet and soy notes but mostly was just sort of ... not really flavored. Just mushrooms, carrots, and chicken. Weird and sad.

This is a fantastic Kosher Chinese restaurant. They also have a big kosher sushi menu, but I have…read morenever had it. I like all their dishes including Chicken Mala, Garlic Chicken, etc. I like their beef eggrolls a lot. Typically very fast service. We get carry out often over the last few years and I highly recommend.

Our first time to go for lunch here since they had a new owner. Everything was good. We had the…read moreseafood with fish maw soup, szechuan eggplant, yang cho fried rice, ma la jon pork chop, and salted bake shrimp. All very good and cooked to our satisfaction. Fresh and very palatable. We will definitely go back and try the rest of the dishes on the menu. I highly recommend Hunan East.

Had been here once long ago and enjoyed the food - tried it again recently and will never return -…read morenot sure what happened here but the fact that they had no other dine in customers when we arrived should have been a clue - both got won ton soup which was good but not very hot and it was served with fried chow mein type noodles .. not shrimp puffs like we would have preferred .. both dishes came with fried rice that was tasteless .. as well as the entree's themselves .. just nothing special and therefore no reason I would think we would have to ever return .. the huge pictures of other dishes on the wall are also a bit of a decorative turn off

Recently went here for dinner…read more I ordered the Chang Mai noodles and completely had my socks knocked off. The dish was a wonderful mix of flavors bright, spicy, fresh, acidic yet rich. The lady running the place was very nice and you can tell she is proud of her food and culture. Place was completely empty on the inside around 6:30pm, which was somewhat surprising for me. It seems most people do takeout there... anyway, its a true 10/10 and I really recommend giving them the business.

Family owned business with awesome staff. I now consider myself a regular and they are friendly and…read morerecognize me. Food is so flavorful and fresh every time. I love it! When my mom comes and visits, it's a must on her list. Very authentic and does not have weird or overpowering flavors like some Thai restaurants. This is my #1 go to spot right now.

Been going here since I was 5 years old. Always consistent. Back for the holidays and I was…read morecraving. Still the best. Please go support this small business, they're such hard workers, so kind, huge portions for the price, hot and most importantly tasty.

Great takeaway place.Honestly I came here because I loved the sign, but the food is good and made…read moreto order. It's fresh, plentiful and cooked with the amount of spice I request. It seems to be a couple that run the place and they're both very nice. I've only been during off times so I wait in the pass through window so I can watch them cook and they don't seem to mind Nita fascinating to watch the efficiency of their movements. The first time I called ahead, but they waited until I got there to prepare my meal. Maybe they do it differently when there are multiple meals ordered at once. The portions are enough for lunch, dinner and a breakfast snack. I order an extra egg roll and they're very generous when I ask for extra mustard. They're equally grateful when I say I don't need packets of other sauces or paper products. Lunch comes with an orange.

Always consistent, great service, fast, and friendly, happy to help and make things smoothread more

China Gate is Chinese restaurant in South Euclid. You'll find it at Cedar Center North Plaza. It's…read morea convenient stop if you're shopping nearby. Also, a central destination if you're tracking from South Euclid, Cleveland Heights, or Beachwood. I was craving Chinese food for dinner and stopped here for takeout. It won't be by regular takeout destination. AMBIANCE: China Gate is a takeout only place. The restaurant is very small and not so clean. Half of the restaurant and seating is obstructed by random boxes and storage. There are three tiny tables inside. The chairs and tables are affixed to each other with little room between the two. It's impossible to sit comfortably. It was very uncomfortable to even sit and wait for takeout. Dining in is not a good option. FOOD: The menu is multi-page containing options like combo plates, soups, fried rice, lo mein, and other familiar favorites. Spicy dishes are clearly denoted in the menu. There is a pink sheet with up charges for items - oil, soy sauce, fortune cookies, and others. I ordered Sesame Seed Chicken Combo Plate ($14) and Wonton Soup ($6.50). There were plenty of problems with my order. The main one being it wasn't quite my order. Sesame Seed Chicken Combo Plate comes with pork fried rice and egg roll. My order came with small white rice, no egg roll. There was a generous portion of chicken (container full) but it was awful. It was not a cohesive dish. Some pieces were very dry, others too soggy. Some were sweet, others a bit sour. The chicken was not evenly coated in sesame seed and honey sauce. So it was essentially half sauced. The sauce tasted like honey from honey bear container that was extremely diluted. The sesame seeds tasted slightly burned. The entire dish was bland - not sweet, not salty, nothing. Won Ton soup was not good. The broth was considerably darker than similar soup at other places. There was too much onion. The won tons had a lot of dough and teeny tiny meat pieces inside. Single pieces of meat were nice but they were too fatty. Overall, the soup was too concentrated/dark soup base but also lacking flavor. SERVICE: Service was chaotic. I walked in to place an order in person. The employee took orders of multiple people calling in before acknowledging me. I was standing right in front of her. She was raising her voice at customers on the phone and almost arguing about what the orders contained. I will say that there were lots of questions asked to ensure that the orders were right on the phone. Average wait time provided was 10-15 minutes. My order was up very quickly. Overall, I found service to be very unwelcoming and too animated. SOUVENIRS: Cute glass and ceramic Chinese horoscope figurines are available at the counter. It is unclear if they are for sale, no prices are listed on them. PARKING: Large parking lot is available at this plaza. Plenty of places to park. I was pretty disappointed with my visit. I didn't get the right order. My order was not tasty at all. I'll sound silly, but after tasting my meal, I strongly considered immediately going to another Chinese restaurant for another takeout. I will not be returning because no part of my visit was satisfying.