Awful food, even worse people. Incredibly rude to customers! It was the absolute worst customer…read moreexperience I have ever had in a restaurant, take-out or otherwise, by far! The guy "tag-teamed" his wife to come out of the kitchen and bicker with me, right in front of multiple other customers, when I "dared" to speak up about their tone and attitude, then repeatedly pointed to a sign on the wall that said "we match your energy" (AKA: "we reserve the right to be total a****les for any and all perceived slights, real or imagined") when I had the "audacity" to complain about how they spoke to me and my dad on the phone and in-person. They were furious that my elderly dad was "taking too long" to place his order for four people (he was not, at all) and acting like it's somehow our fault that they only have a single phone line. Give me a break (take-out only establishment, by the way). They then proceeded to promptly cancel my dad's order and shoo me out, all the while cussing at me in Mandarin, at which point I walked out of there (for the last time). You would do well to AVOID this place at all costs, trust. Not to mention, I've had their food more than a few times before, and it is not even NEARLY good enough to justify them being this nasty towards their patrons. Their offerings are the very definition of "sodium-infused slop" and "mediocre at best" and they act like we are lucky to be allowed to purchase them. What a joke! Do yourself a HUGE favor (like I did) and pay a little extra for a place with WAY better people and service, and MILES better quality food, places such as Shangri-La (amazing!), for example. Never, ever again. You have been warned!

Oh Szechuan Gourmet, I've got it bad for you. Your food is so good-tasty and fresh, never greasy or…read moresoggy. So fast. So flavorful. Love the husband and wife duo that run this place. BUUT why are you closed every time I'm craving Chinese? I get it. Everyone deserves time off. You're a small family business. Work-life balance, as they say! But I want my (huge, perfectly crisp, bursting with deliciousness) egg rolls dammit! I've even got my parents who live in Arizona hooked on you like a drug. Only to be disappointed whenever they are in town-sure enough you are closed! It's becoming a running joke in my family. I'll call and get a busy signal on your single phone line as many times as it takes (11, to be exact tonight). Today, I hit rock bottom and ended up getting the most awful/greasy/disappointing almond boneless chicken and salty weird wonton soup from another establishment, like an addict who needs her fix). Never again. I understand that good things come to those who wait... I'll keep waiting for you, Szechuan Gourmet. Please be gentle with my heart. And my tastebuds. And my GI tract.

I was so hopeful of this place and was highly of disappointed…read more The food did not have any flavor to it at all. It was very bland. The soup has one wonton in it and the meat inside it has a strange smell and taste to it. Also it like it was old. The chicken did not have any flavor to it at all. The rice would have been great if the veggies weren't soggy tasting. I unfortunately just did not enjoy this place at all. And it sucks because the lady was so nice at the front desk too.

Delicious! The food here is high quality. The spring rolls are incredible and the sesame chicken…read morewas some of the better sesame chicken I've had! The service was great, too. Looking forward to going back.

Returned yesterday with the GF on a cold, snowy MI day. We both ordered the Lunch Combo Chicken…read moreSubgum ($9.35). It comes with Fried Rice and an Egg Roll. I also ordered a small Egg Drop soup ($3.25?). Everything was HOT & FRESH from the sizzling wok. We dined inside to enjoy the SAVORY GOODNESS of everything before it got cold. Lots of TENDER chicken in the Subgum. Veggies were CRISP and properly cooked. Service was fast and courteous as always. $23.47 after tax was the total for this 2 person lunch. We were HUNGRY so no time for pictures!

Terribly slow, ordered and waited 20 minutes before leaving to pick up. Still had to wait, the…read moreprice was almost double what they advertised online. The food was not good at all, barely anything hardy in it. I specifically asked for napkins and I got one* Tiny napkin. Don't wast your time ,or money. The food tasted like soap.

Food is great, Takes forever My delivery driver had to…read moreprompt Them to get my order. The west side store is Awsome. Cmon guys get it together

OMG!!!!! this was the BEST Chow Mai fun I have had in a long time…read more So flavorful and made with TONS of love!!! I ate half before I took this pic

I'm boosting my rating based on my last experience with carry out from here. The veggie Pad Thai…read morewas very good with a slight bite. The mixed vegetables were just right - neither over nor under cooked. My wife was able to get Kung Pao Beef mildly spiced even though it was listed as a spicy dish. Our spring rolls were hefty and tasty. Everything was packed well for the drive home. This is now my go to place for American Chinese food.

Our go to Chinese carryout was closed for vacation, so after a search I found Hong Kong Express…read moreclose by. I am glad I did ! The order was delicious, all fresh vegetables, fresh and tender meats cooked perfectly. Even the packaging was in sealed bowls, much better than the flimsy syrofoam most places used. We have a new go to Chinese carry out place now.

Just ok. Wanted to give it a shot with the new owners. Very friendly folks, but the food was sorta…read moremeh. Eggroll was decent, fried rice was ok. The problem was the sweet & sour shrimp main dish. One chunk of pineapple, two hunks of green pepper in the sauce - the end. Outside batter was somehow overcooked and downright crunchy with the shrimp being mushy inside. Not sure how that happens, but I couldn't even finish it. Maybe they will improve but for now, many better options.

China Chef is a recent discovery. From the moment I walked in, the staff's friendliness stood out…read more It has the warm, welcoming atmosphere of a long-established, family-run business, and you can tell they take pride in what they do. I was craving good Chinese food one evening and decided to give them a try, and I was not disappointed. The food was delicious--flavorful, fresh, and well-prepared. The service was prompt and efficient, which made the experience even better.

Great handmade noodle place with various soups, dim sum, and more. The pork soup dumplings were so…read morebrothy and warm, and the beef soup had a lighter flavor than expected, but was still SO good nonetheless (would recommend adding a bit of chili oil and soy sauce though)! I also LOVED the noodles; they had the best texture and length in the Metro-Detroit area. When it comes to service, there's definitely a "hands-off" approach, as you order via a QR code and a machine brings your dishes to you. However, I was personally a fan of that, and we were still checked on by workers from time to time. Food came fast and I absolutely loved the vibes and interior of the restaurant. Great place and experience overall!

Don't judge a noodle by its storefront…read more We stopped by Noodle Topia for dinner while we were in the area, fully expecting a tiny hole-in-the-wall spot...only to walk inside and find a surprisingly spacious restaurant with cozy decor and a warm atmosphere. Total plot twist. The place was pretty quiet with only a few diners, so service was steady, though a little slow at times. We ordered the veggie noodles, cucumber salad, lamb skewers, xianbing pancake, and juicy pork dumplings. Overall, the food was decent and comfortably average, but honestly, we were just excited to finally find a Szechuan-style Chinese restaurant nearby. The veggie noodles were the clear winner of the night: chewy, flavorful, and coated in a sauce that had us going back for bite after bite. I could've done without the bok choy, though, and I wish the noodles had been a little less oily. The cucumber salad leaned much sweeter than we expected and was swimming in a bit too much soy sauce for our taste. The pork dumplings were nice and juicy inside, but the wrappers were slightly too doughy. Now the lamb skewers? Absolutely delicious. Great flavor, good portion size, and easily one of the highlights of the meal. The biggest disappointment, unfortunately, was the xianbing pancake. It didn't feel authentic at all. The crepe was way too thick, and the crispy crackers inside had lost all crunch and turned soggy instead. Still, the cozy vibe, solid noodles, and tasty skewers made it a worthwhile visit, especially if you're craving Szechuan flavors around Madison Heights.