Yummy, greasy, goodness! They have all the typical offerings - General Tsao's, Mongolian beef,…read moresweet 'n sour chicken, potstickers, egg rolls, crab rangoon, cheesy crab bake, fried green beans, two soups, two kinds of rice, two kinds of noodles, etc. I liked the teriyaki chicken because it was tender. Some of the other offerings were tough. The shrimp & vegetable dish was also tasty, and the shrimp had been de-veined. Most of the fruit was canned, but they also had some fresh watermelon and grapes. For dessert, they offered little cakes, jello, almond cookies, fried bananas, sugar-coated donuts, and ice cream with your meal. Other offerings included max & cheese, fried cheese sticks, fried chicken, and cucumber salad. The price was $13.99 for Saturday lunch. The establishment is in a run-down building between a McDonald's and a gas station. I found the place to be mostly clean with a little sticky residue. It wasn't busy, and the staff were friendly.