This review's for the food and not the ambience/restaurant space itself. I've only eaten by delivery from here.
Their updated hours: Monday-Saturday 11am-12am and Sunday noon-12AM. This place opens late! For delivery, you have to order at least $10 worth of food. I got a Malaysian ho fun noodles (flat spicy noodles is what they are advertised as), hot and sour soup and a vitamin water. The ho fun noodles are absolutely up my alley. These are the types of noodles I tend to crave. They are like chow fun noodles except much wider. I love this type of noodle so much and am so happy I found a place that serves them. The noodles aren't super spicy. The food came super hot and came with a free fortune cookie and a bag of fried wonton strips (I am guessing for the soup). The soup tastes slightly different than some hot and sour soups I've had but it is very yummy still. I also tried the garlic chicken and kung pao beef. I liked that you could choose which size you wanted for the chicken (pint vs. quart). Finally, people can order different portion sizes for Chinese take-out! They both come with rice.
Their menu is huge and includes American, Thaï, Malaysian, Chinese, and Japanese foods. Foods included burgers, kim chi, fried rices, hibachi, noodles, soups, salads, tofu dishes, diet menu (less fried stuff, more steamed stuff) and desserts like almond or fortune cookies. They deliver on GrubHub. I'll likely order from them again. Delivery took 18 minutes (both times I ordered) which was much faster than their estimated 40-50 minutes. The driver was friendly and had a smile. He called upon arriving and said he was at the lobby (when really he was in his car outside in the parking lot in front of the lobby). Nevertheless, he pulled up just at the right time as I stepped out the door. The outside of the noodle box was greasy but I guess lots of Chinese take-out tends to be overall greasy. My vitamin water came cold which was nice. They cook their food without MSG. They also do catering and party trays. Delivery was $1.25 and the order was under $14. Most delivery spots in Syracuse are $2.99. I was sick and really wanted congee. I ordered the rice chicken soup thinking it was congee but it wasn't. It didn't have the ginger flavor that congee often has and the rice was more loose than mushy. I also tried the wonton soup. The broth was fine but the wontons itself weren't the best. I ordered a tofu salad with miso dressing and thought it was really big for the price. Overall, the food is very affordable and will satisfy your Chinese hankering. read more