I recently ordered carry out from Jay's Thai in Marion. I ordered pineapple fried rice. I have…read moreordered it a couple of times before and enjoyed it. This time it was different. The flavor was "off" It tasted like curry powder from the local grocery store, and definitely didn't have Thai flavors. Also, I could not find any pineapple pieces in the fried rice- zero, zip! I wonder if they simply forgot it? The service was fine for carry out. My food was ready and hot when I picked it up.

Egg shell in my noodles. Called to tell owner and checking up on me. I live to patronize local…read morebusiness. But large pieces of shell are disgusting . I gagged and vomited. 45$ for inedible food. No, no, no.... order Culver's.

Love their Crab Rangoon, Chicken Egg rolls, Chicken on Sticks, and Sweet Donuts from their…read moreAppetizer menu! Sesame Chicken and their Kung Pao Chicken (with fried rice) are our go-to takeout order! Carryout orders are ready within 12-15 minutes. Great food from a small town!

Not the best place to get food. Service was not great and the food took a little longer than we…read morethought it should. It was okay. I probably would not be back again.

Best egg drop soup I've ever had. Lunch specials are a great value. Che Che beef nicely flavored,…read moreand a bit sweet. Very nice with the hot mustard. Orange chicken sweet and fried rice savory. It's a very good value.

I had not been to the Hong Kong restaurant in a long while. I was very pleased. Prices are fair and…read morethe servings a great. As always the food was fantastic, hot and cooked to perfection.

In some regards I felt like Chef Robert Irvine when sitting down for the first time to eat at a…read morerestaurant to test the food. Although mine was takeout, my experience mirrored many of the great visits he shows forth on TV when trying to help excellent restaurants. Me, myself, and I were hungry for Chinese takeout and had never been to this establishment before. I'm glad I can't still say the same. I called and ordered our takeout which proved easy. Food ready in ten minute... Nice! Once entering, an equally pleasing experience. Opened the door and walked into a place that could use some organization and cleaning. However, still nice! Behind the counter a myriad of organized chaos seemed to be present as I saw shelves of fresh produce, artwork hung in an avante garde style on the wall near the busy cash register area, someone who appeared to be an eighth grade boy working the stove, and a woman behind the cash register grabbing sauces for my meal before slipping it into the highly effective food-quarantine transfer zone, and sending me out the door. Once home, I unwrapped the brown bag holding my food and opened the cellophane containers to find nothing but ecstasy! Crab Rangoons were delightful and tasted as if they were ancient Chinese secret in the back of the refrigerator that someone successfully revived back to life! Kung pao chicken lacked any lack of flavor and did not resemble any bad Kung pao chicken experienced at other dining establishments. Rice was not bland and egg rolls mirrored the same flavorful taste that graced the entire meal. Needless to say, after taking a few bites, my self and I agreed...the entire $5.78 of food had to be not discarded in the trash. It was fit for human consumption and should be reserved for someone's gut. Do yourself a favor and drive a few miles to CHINA WOK for any type of food. Do not make the same mistake we did. Waited too long for CHINA WOK... and unsatisfied hunger. I can only hope those running this establishment expand business, and do it soon!

In some regards I felt like Chef Robert Irvine when sitting down for the first time to eat at a…read morerestaurant to test the food. Although mine was takeout, my experience mirrored many of the awful visits he shows forth on tv when trying to help failing restaurants. My wife and I were hungry for Chinese takeout and had never been to this establishment before. I wish I could still say the same. I called and ordered our takeout which proved easy enough. Food ready in ten to fifteen minutes... Nice! Once entering though...different experience. Opened the door and walked into a place that could use some organization and cleaning. One employee was eating out of a bowl in the corner at a table and a bowl of food was left at another table unattended... Waiting for someone (presumably an employee) to eat. Behind the counter a myriad of disorganized chaos seemed to be present as I saw opened boxes of food-for consumption of those working there, pictures hung haphazardly on the wall near the cluttered cash register area, someone who appeared to be an eighth grade boy working the stove, and a woman behind the cash register grabbing portions of my to go meal before sending me out the door. Once home, I unwrapped the brown bag holding our food and opened the cellophane containers to find nothing but disappointment! Crab Rangoons were stale and tasted as if they were buried ancient treasure in the back of the refrigerator that someone tried to revive back to life unsuccessfully. Kung pao chicken lacked any depth of flavor and did not resemble any Kung pao chicken experienced at other dining establishments. Rice was bland and egg rolls mirrored the same flavorless aged taste that plagued the entire meal. Needless to say, after taking a few bites my wife and I agreed...the entire $31 of food had to be discarded in the trash. It was unfit for human consumption and should be reserved for rotting in a landfill somewhere, not in someone's gut. Do yourself a favor and drive a few miles to a different establishment for any type of food. Do not make the same mistake we did. Money down the drain... and unsatisfied hunger. I can only hope those running this establishment find help and do it soon!

Haven't been there in a while but there portions where always good there services was fairly fast…read moreand it seemed like a nice place.

This an interesting attempt to bring sushi to Bluffton. The facility is located right on main in…read morean old building. The outside is attractive. There is plenty of parking on the side. The building is very confusing. You go in the side door and wind your way past the kitchen to the small dinning area. It is odd to have to see the unattractive kitchen on the way to the seating. The seating area has an unimpressive decor - slightly decorated in a Japanese motif. The booth is moderately comfortable. The waiter was friendly without saying many words. The good and service moved along at a moderate pace. The menu is very big and moderately priced compared to other sushi places. The meal started with miso soup. It was rather plain. It had a microscopic piece of tofu in it. The broth was mildly warm and slightly creamy. The salad was plain but fresh. There was a lot of ginger dressing. The dressing only had a slight hint of ginger. It was rather thick in texture with carrot grindings. The dressing just blended with the lettuce. Not much zip taste to the dressing and salad. I had the steak bento box so I could try a variety of tastes. The spring roll was rather tasty but rather greasy. No sauce was provided to dip the roll in. The insides had finely chopped filling that came out of the frier a big mushy. The pot stickers were a nice add to the dish. They were a bit over fried and greasy. The insides were moist and tasty. But not very plentiful. The dipping sauce was very tasty! The box came with six small pieces of California roll. Each roll piece was very small. The rice was nicely cooked but the roll was very chewy. The insides were what you would expect for a California roll. I was surprised it did not come with a slight dab of wasabi. The steak was very good. It had a nice sweet teriyaki taste. There was plenty of au jus to add flavor to the rice. The meat was plentiful and seemed to be a good quality. I thought it was slightly over cooked. The fried rice was okay. I would gave expected to be offered white rice as alternative but I wasn't. The rice was slightly over cooked so that the kernels were a bit hard. There wasn't much additives in the rice to give it flavor or moisture. Overall...the bento box was not very attractive. The box actually has a lot of food for the price. The large tray made the portion sizes look small. The space between the items made it feel like they didn't belong together and were just put there without purpose.

Their food is definitely good including the crab raccoons that is definitely worth a tryread more

This is a step above for Chinese's food, they don't cheat youyou with the portions. The family…read moremeals are good and taste great

Terrible food nothing make fresh gyros was 2 pieces of lunch meat shrimp over cooked tasted like…read morerubber the men's bathroom nasty urine all over the floor waitress was very pleasant

Good variety on the menu. The food is usually always great. I've never had anything. I didn't like…read morethe servers are super nice and the owner is there and always around visibly which I like highly recommend.

While wait-staff could be more attentive, the food here is quite good. The place is more like a…read morestandard Midwest family owned restaurant than a place specializing in anything... and that is just fine. There are not a lot of gyro options on the menu, but what is there? Huge portions and tasty. Everything there is solidly good. It isn't gourmet dining, but it is certainly above the diner standard of "hot, brown, and lots of it." You will have a satisfying meal, 'okay' service, and a price that is affordable. Try the baklava.

Everything that I've heard about this place was true. The service was excellent and the food was…read morespot on. Love the fluffy soft pancakes with hot syrup. What tied it all in was the booths, and the cleanness of the place