Bar/restaurant were clean and inviting. We had not been here before about 15 to 20 years. It…read morebrought back a lot of great memories. Four of the five meals that we ordered were good. I did not care for the chow mein. It didn't have much of a flavor and hardly any vegetables. The staff was wonderful and very attentive. Service was timely.

Decided to try this place after seeing both the good reviews, and lack of absolute any sign of life…read morehere while driving by leading me to want to support a small business. First and foremost, as we discovered, parking is in the back. Second, the formal diningroom had apparently been closed for years, meaning that that all business is conducted in the bar area, which also has slot machines and pool tables. There is also a very prominent sign saying 21 YEARS OR OLDER ONLY! We confirmed that if you have children, the only option is takeout. This is NOT a family-friendly restaurant! We ordered the egg rolls, orange chicken, and mongolian beef. The egg rolls were nothing to write home about; However, the entrees were both amazing and worth coming back for. The portions were large, and the price was reasonable. Both also came with a side of rice. The only reason I couldn't give this place a fifth star is because the menu lists the price of wine as $6.00/glass, yet we were charged $7.75 each. The remainder of our order was billed correctly. This won't stop me from recommending this place or coming back in the future. Hopefully they are able to reopen the dining room at some point so that we bring our kids.

3 out of 5 stars Lucky Garden - Salem, OR…read moreRestaurant reviews always come down to personal taste -- this one just didn't quite match ours. Small dining room with about nine tables, a TV, video lottery room, and moderately comfortable bench seating. Food: * Egg Flower Soup: Mild flavor; decent. * Hot & Sour Soup: Standard flavor, solid base -- improved after adding a couple spoons of chili oil. * Lunch Special ($11 with fried rice): A good value, though not as fresh as what we're used to around Salem. * Crab Puffs: Could use more crunch. * Fried Rice: Plain, no veggies, and on the dry side. * Spring Rolls: Crispy exterior with fresh filling -- a bright spot. * Cashew Chicken: Veggies weren't as fresh as expected. * General Tso's Chicken: Soy-sauce-forward flavor; crunchy breading, large chunks. Just okay overall. Drinks & Atmosphere: Tea is served by the cup (not a pot) -- extremely hot with pink or regular sugar packets. Takes about 20 minutes to cool enough to drink, and comes without a "hot beverage" warning. There's also a faint, odd smell in the dining area that was noticeable during our visit. Overall: Portions are larger than expected for a lunch special, and some locals clearly enjoy this spot. For us, it was average Chinese food -- okay for the price, but below the freshness and flavor we typically find at our favorite Salem restaurants.

Fast, friendly, feast! This was more than enough for two people and I love leftovers. Pan fried…read morenoodles with chix xtra broccoli. Perfect ratio of fresh veggies, chix and noodles. Yum!

Chan's Chinese restaurant. It surprised me, I walked in and was greeted by a nice old man that…read moredidn't seem to speak much English but I of course didn't mind, and if anything made me feel like it was an authentic Chinese restaurant. I loved the service from everyone. Either from the gay man flirting with me from the other booth the food was great but a bit expensive. Chan's will be seeing the likes of me again!

This is the first time in many years that I've given a 1-star rating to a restaurant. I hate to say…read moreit, but this food just isn't good. It's very bland, definitely needs MSG, chicken powder, and salt in EVERYTHING. We ordered two different combos, a noodle dish, and a large soup. The cost was $70 and not worth $20. You get huge portions, but it doesn't taste good. POTSTICKERS - these are very thick, gummy, and flavorless. They are not steamed and crisped in a skillet the way they should be. They are deep fried but because the wrap is so thick, they aren't crunchy, they're just hard. The filling has no flavor. The sauce had too much sesame oil and not enough vinegar, so it was low in flavor. HOT & SOUR SOUP - the worst soup I've ever had. It's not hot or sour but it is extremely sweet and as thin as water. I'm talking so much sugar that you really can't taste anything else. There's no carrots or mushrooms, just a tiny bit of egg, a few bits of water chestnuts, and probably 2 ounces of tofu. I tried to save it by adding more vinegar and msg, but I could not add enough to overpower the sweetness. None of us liked it and it didn't get eaten. KING PAO CHICKEN - this was missing the small red peppers, so it lacked spiciness. All the other normal ingredients were included, but it had no flavor. BEEF & VEGETABLES: had all the right ingredients, but the meat had no sear so it was grey and had no flavor. It might as well have been tofu. The sauce was flavorless. VEGETABLE LO MEIN: this was the best thing we tried, and it was just passable. The noodles were thicker than they should be so it felt gummy, and again there just want enough flavor. PORK FRIED RICE: this was old, dry, and flavorless. I didn't find a hint of meat in it, no green onions, no vegetables. It was basically old, hard rice with soy sauce. SWEET & SOUR CHICKEN/PORK: both of these could have been the exact same dish, as the chicken and pork were indistinguishable from each other because neither had any flavor. The meat was cooked well, not too dry, and the fresh batter was light and crispy. The sauce was pure sugar, no sourness, so there just wasn't any flavor. EGG ROLLS: these are not egg rolls, they are ordinary crispy spring rolls with no meat. Basically they are just filled with a flavorless cabbage mixture. But they were crispy, at least. OVERALL: it may be fast, and it may be large portions, but if it tastes so bland you don't want to eat it, it's not worth it.

Just in town for the day and wanted to have some food. We…read moreselected this place because of the older reviews that were posted. The pot stickers ..... freshly made with in house wrappers. The won ton soup was also excellent. The garlic chicken very tasty. The curry flavors very authentic . Very nice people ..... nice clean establishment, would definitely return.

This place is amazing! We got lucky and arrived right before the dinner rush but there was…read moredefinitely a respectable line going out the door. There was one worker going back and forth between taking orders and serving. Another was preparing the orders in the back. Still, they paid attention to all customers and were quick with bringing out orders. I enjoyed being able to customize my dish, but they had premade options if you prefer. The food was very much worth the wait! As a visitor from California, I felt like Tian Fu outperformed my expectations by miles, and I can confidently say this was one of the best hotpot places I've ever been to.

Super friendly staff!!! My SO kept telling me he had to take me here. I'm glad he did…read more The food is good. We had General Tso's chicken, Sweet and Sour chicken, Kung pao chicken and chicken with snow peas. (i see a theme here.... haha) All were cooked perfectly and the combos are more food than one person can reasonably able eat. We ordered enough to have left overs, and we took home more than we had planned on. All in all, i'd do it again!

If you want white people Chinese food. This is the place to go to. It satisfied all the white…read morepeople's imaginations of Chinese food: sweetsour flavor for almost everything, fried wonton, greasy and strong flavor. Very traditional Chinese restaurant deco. So far all the white people I know like this place. Though the owner's from China, this is not real Chinese food. Owner's really nice. They don't make real Chinese food here. Can't blame them since there're only 3 Chinese in this whole town(which is more than I thought)

It's hard to find real Chinese food in this neighborhood and I'm glad I found it here…read more They also have an Asian grocery store right next to it that can meet most of your needs The food is actually 4 stars in other big cities but it worth 5 stars here! The beef flank stew is nothing like what their photo shows but it's still good. Not really a dry saucy beef, more of a soupy beef stew. Lots of beef (in this economy!) and the right amount of texture. Not too chewy or dry House special fried rice. flavor is ok, kinda bland, but has lots of various meat. Will try the curry one next time Stir-Fried Lamb with Cumin, generous amount of lamb as well. Rich, musky cumin flavor with a great texture. Probably will be crispy if dine in in person Forgot to take pictures for the Braised pork with preserved mustard leaves (梅菜扣肉). Hard to go wrong with this. Pork is stew long enough that it breaks easily. Just wish it's thicker and with more marinated mustard leaves Twice cooked pork. Another stable you have to try for any real Chinese restaurant. Pork was cut real thin and not too spicy. Just wish the cabbage is more crunchy

Located inside the HK Asian Market. Authentic spicy chinese foods. There is self-served on drinks…read morewith free teabags selection: jasmine tea and green tea. We had the grilled whole fish and mapo tofu, both were great, especially the grilled fish, it's huge portion with lot of ingredients for $28. Mapo tofu was okay but it was room temperature when it's served. The wait time was long (30 minute) even the restaurant was quiet when we visited at 2pm. We almost missed our flight due to the long wait.

Fey Asian's food is always freshly made withcrisp vegetables, good portions of meat. I highly…read morerecommend this restaurant. We've eaten here for years, and it's still go-to Chinese restaurant.

I love "General Tso's Chicken" and order it where I can. Im not always thrilled with other…read morerestaurants rendition of my favorite dish, but I am happy to announce that "Fey Asian" is my most best "General Tso's Chicken" I have ever eatten. I ask to have less spicyness and the special sauce was served on the side so my "to go ' order wasn't soggy. Tender white chicken deep fried in a wonderful batter was the best ever! A friend recommended Fey Asian and I couldn't be more pleased that I gave them a try. Good prices and counter service- I WILL RETURN SOON!

My youngest son said we need to leave a review. He loved the teriyaki. My oldest loved the home…read moremade kimchi. Everything was fresh and good. Service was awesome. Very nice and friendly

Had a hankering for Chinese food so searched the reviews. Gina's Restaurant had rave reviews so we…read morestopped in to check it out. Great choice! Fresh, on-the-spot wok prepared dishes. Started with spring rolls and homemade red sauce. YUM! I'll say it again YUM! Hubby loved the very ample portion of chicken fried rice and myself- well, I indulged in the chicken Yakisoba noodles. Their teriyaki sauce is homemade (we bought a bottle) and the best we've had. Had a nice little chat with the chef about the authentic delicacies embellishing our table. He explained his cooking techniques (thus the reasons behind the goodness); one being his homemade chili fry oil. Our server was delightful and friendly too. Please pay this local establishment a visit. You won't be disappointed.

My wife and I stopped here on our way to the coast and what a delightful surprise. This is…read moreauthentic Chinese cuisine, and the service was excellent. Everything we tried here was hand made. The spring rolls were fresh made and fried to order. They were crisp well flavored and very enjoyable. Definitely not the typical frozen out of the box Costco spring rolls that are all too commonly served at most Chinese restaurants. The Sesame ball are to die for. Amazingly crisp outer shell and multiple layers of delicious flavors on the inside. The main dish that I tried was the Mongolian Beef. The flavor profile was spot on. Perfectly balanced, the beef was of good quality and not over cooked rather more it was tender, juicy. The sauce was very good. It too was very well balanced with the perfect level of spicy heat that this dish should have. The onions were prepared to perfection, not over done and not over done. Absolutely great. If you find yourself in Corvallis Oregon you will definitely not be disappointed with the food served at Orient Yang.

I stopped by Orient Yang and ordered the spicy garlic chicken. The flavor was really good with a…read morenice kick of spice, and the chicken was cooked well. Portions were solid and everything tasted fresh. Service was quick, making it a great spot for takeout when you're craving something flavorful. I'd definitely order it again.