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    Chopstick

    3.8 (150 reviews)
    InexpensiveSzechuan, Cantonese, Seafood
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    Quiet
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    BBQ Pork Fried Rice
    Laurie T.

    Been looking for decent egg rolls and fried rice...found them! Also got some great Crab Rangoon, ate my order in the car ride home.

    Excessively dry kung pao
    Crystal M.

    Ugh! I hate leaving negative reviews. I also hate that people know a place is bad and won't tell you. I ordered via phone because Uber fees were very high. The order was correct. The food was hot. Unfortunately, when I arrived I waited for a while the staff discussed something in Chinese. It's a glass window and I was visible but not acknowledged. I ordered crab Rangoon. It was tasty. I ordered hot and sour soup. Also tasty, but not spicy. The crunchy toppings that came with it were stale. I ordered Mongolian chicken for my husband and he called it onion soup and said there was no meat. I ordered Kung Pap Tofu, there was no spice and it was the driest food I've ever eaten. Perhaps this is due to the protein being tofu. Not my fault, they need to alter the liquid ratio for this dish. It was not edible. I ordered combination fried rice. It was just, okay. The beef had a strange texture like Salisbury steak so I'm not sure what that was. I would not order from here again.

    90. Sesame Chicken
    Mirella K.

    This place is pretty good - my parents have gotten it a few times, it's honestly a hit or miss. Sometimes the dishes are delicious and sometimes they're just mediocre at best. I recommend their egg rolls, sesame chicken, and beef with broccoli! Also, it's so worth it just to get a large, don't even bother with the small size. It's a few bucks more for the large and it's significantly bigger. Overall I do recommend Chopstick for some affordable Chinese food!!

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    7 years ago

    Really enjoyed the food. Took awhile to find a Chinese takeout restaurant that prepares such delicious meals. Will definitely be back.

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    9 years ago

    They give out a large amount for lunch special, but the food was okay, Lo Mein was so salty.

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    7 years ago

    The food is good. The wait of waiting for the food is not too long either. I like all their vegetarian dishes.

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    10 years ago

    Great food Great staff We often sleep outside in front of the place to be first in line

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    10 years ago

    Got a lunch carryout. Chicken Lo Mein and it was enormous. Tastes pretty good. Will go back and try other dishes.

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    11 years ago

    We ordered here in a pinch. Our usual place was closed and don't think we would do it again. Meager portions for a takeout Chinese place. Eh

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    5 years ago

    this is ok food may tasty ok nothing that good. but it wasn,t that bad it just ok.IT ould get new chef to cook food better.

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    This is probably my new favorite "affordable" Chinese. Love the Kung Pao Chicken. Love it.

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