Why do I keep doing this to my family!! Close down and bring in any other Chinese place. Zero…read morecustomer service, and out of the only thing my husband and son like, orange chicken.

Their service sucks! The food is always good! But they're always out of everything! The owner is…read morejust a rude rude person!

We were in the area and when you're traveling and away from home, Chinese spots can be tricky to…read moretry. Luckily, the Yelp reviews were right on this one. The food was good and the value was worth it. We ordered to go, service was quick. If you decide to eat in, the restaurant looks nice if you want to enjoy your food inside. Overall I would recommend if you're in the area.

There's not many Chinese food places around Brunswick and even the ones that are in the area are…read morenot very good. Michelle's wok n roll is a solid spot with big portion and good prices

Great food, we ordered off the menu but they have a buffet. Very large portions and wide dinners to…read morechoose from. Best Chinese in the golden isles in my opinion.

After a work day at home, I went for take out. Ordered the "special"Egg Fu yung. Three huge EFY…read more pancakes with delicious gravy. I could hardly eat one. There was so much seafood in it, the flavor was great. For a Chinese take out, I thought it was great. Oh, $14.99. I was alone in restaurant while they prepped it and the hostess kept me updated on the progress. It is a typical Chinese restaurant theme with fancy lanterns, etc. I will go back for sure when the mood hits!!

Ambiance: nice Service : quick. Asian man at the counter was…read moresmiley Food: not so good. Too much sugar compared to the other orange chicken

We just ordered our usual, and we were shocked at the teeny tiny portions, served in a new MUCH…read moresmaller takeout container. This will be our last order from Panda Express.

I visit this little mom and pop Chinese restaurant at least once weekly. I've never been…read moredisappointed. The food has always been fresh, hot, and very tasty. While I've not had every meal on the menu, I've had Orange Chicken, Chicken and Vegetables, Broccoli Chicken, and Egg Foo Yung. Every dish has been cooked to perfection! And the egg rolls are amazing! The owners are friendly, kind and accommodating, And I've never had to wait very long for my food. You couldn't ask for more wonderful proprietors. I highly recommend this business and their food. The menu has many amazing dishes to choose from.

Best Chinese food EVER EVER EVER. Fresh cooked, more tasty and tender than any I've ever had…read more HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!!!!!!!!!

just started to go to this Chinese restaurant. They are great. You get lot of food for the price…read more Everything we tried was great. Very friendly and fast.

The beef lo mein was tasty as was the chicken on a stick but the boneless spareribs were tough and…read more flavorless.

Possibly the worst "Chinese" food we've ever had, (and we've had a lot, being in an occupation that…read morehas literally taken us around the world.) The fried rice was more like tumeric colored long grain rice, vegetables colorless and limp, sauces thick and gummy, flavorless and portions far too generous as if the emphasis was on quantity, not quality. It seems the Yelp reviews we read before trying this place, were written years ago, perhaps when the restaurant had different owners or different chefs. Maybe poor choice of entre or maybe just an off night?

Ok. First of all I'd like to say I tried this place against my better judgement based off of…read morepretty good Yelp reviews. My mistake. Shame on me. The pictures on Yelp look tasty and inviting. The reality was....... We walk in. Me, my beautiful wife, two boys and our 8 month old. We stood there as a little Asian girl who couldn't have been older than 14 just stared at us painfully. After 5 min of silence I asked her if we could eat. She said yes and motioned to some paper take out menus by the register. So we ordered the house Lo mein and the kids got the sweet and sour chicken. We also got a few egg rolls. Drinks were purchased out of a cooler in soda can and plastic bottle form. We were still all standing. Mind you, this baby was gaining weight with every passing minute. Finally my wife asked if we could be seated. Again we were told yes, as the little girl disappeared to the back. So we found an empty table and I snooped around until I found a high chair. Food came out quickly. The egg rolls were not bad. They were delivered on small styrofoam plates that were melting from the heat of the egg roll. So at least they were fresh. Then we got our plastic flat ware rolled up in a paper towel. And our food was delivered on paper plates. Quantity was decent. Quality wasn't horrible. The Lo mein was good. The beef and chicken was also good. The shrimp didn't taste good. My kids told me their sweet and sour chicken sucked and their fried rice was dry. This was one of those times, I believed my children without hesitation. Atmosphere not so good. Now we did box up the leftovers. No one got sick. So I lost that bet. I did eat the noodles the next day for lunch and I have to admit they were better at my house. For take out. This might not be a bad spot. If you want to sit down with your family and enjoy a meal, not the place.

I have eaten at hundreds of Asian restaurants in my life. This was absolutely the worst- bar none…read more Here is the recipe: steam vegetables for a few minutes until they are not steamed at all. Drop them in a can of coconut milk. Pair it with the cheapest quality of rice on the market (Uncle Ben?). Call it Panang curry. I had to throw it away, and for me to throw away food it must be absolutely stomach-turning. The young lady at the register had a slight accent, and in order to do pleasant small talk I asked her where she was from, having an accent myself. I thought we may be from the same country. She said she could not reveal private information. That was absolutely weird, also considering that customers receipts, including their signatures and how much they tipped, are pasted by the register. An absolute and far more serious violation of customers' privacy. But, if we stick to the food only, it's an absolutely must avoid. Minus 10 stars. That bad and worse.

Had a craving for Asian food on a late Sunday evening so decided to try this place. The place was…read moreslow with one other table with customers, We were greeted by our server and ordered promptly. We chose the Pad See Ew with pork and Basil Ground Pork and egg. The food came out piping hot and fresh. Both dishes were tasty and reasonably nice portions. The Pad See Ew did not have a lot of pork, however it was fresh and good flavor. I ordered medium spicy and it came out perfect. The Basil ground pork dish had a lot of green beans and not much of the basil flavor I expected but it was fresh and flavorful. I would probably hold the green beans next time but that's my preference. Overall, everything was very good and hit the spot. I would like to try some other dishes next visit. I would give it a strong 4.2 if I could rate in between 4 and 5. Also note our service was excellent and the server made numerous visits to check on us. Thanks

Drunken Noodle was a really pleasant surprise. The restaurant itself was clean, comfortable, and…read moreinviting, with warm lighting, nice booth seating, and a casual atmosphere that felt relaxed but still well cared for. Service was great too, very attentive, kind, and genuinely welcoming throughout the meal. We started with the combo appetizer, and I'd absolutely recommend it if you're dining with a small group. It came with spring rolls, tempura shrimp, rangoons, chicken satay skewers, wontons, Thai dumplings, and a variety of sauces. For $22, the portion felt very fair, especially split between three people. Everything on the platter was good, but the chicken satay skewers were the standout for me. They were really flavorful and cooked nicely. For dinner, my parents both ordered the Grand Palace, which came with grilled steak, shrimp, and chicken in a garlic sauce with mixed vegetables and rice. The steak was cooked to a perfect medium rare, which honestly impressed me, and it was tender. The garlic sauce had great flavor without overpowering the proteins or vegetables. I went with the Shoyu Ramen, which had a tempura fried piece of chicken in a soy sauce broth. I can be a little particular about ramen because every restaurant approaches the broth differently, but this one worked really well for me. The broth was clear and light, but still rich with flavor. The noodles had the right bouncy texture and weren't overcooked, and I really liked the tiny shredded pieces of nori on top because they added a little extra depth to each bite. It's probably my second favorite ramen I've had dining out. Overall, not one thing we ordered missed. Between the clean dining room, kind service, generous appetizer, and flavorful entrées, Drunken Noodle is definitely a place I'd recommend in St. Mary's.

I did not like the consistency of the rice. Nor did the rest of my family. I had the same roll 2-3…read moreyears ago and it tasted the exact same. It took SUCH a long time. Half of my family got there's in less than 15-25 minutes, me and my aunt on the other hand, got ours 30-35 minutes. Another thing, the wait to even get seated was atrocious. Although, lots of cute boys are there.