Chicken tastes like a deep fried wet sponge with a side of burnt. And now the house smells like a…read moreday old trash fire. Not sure when they went south but this place sucks now. Waste of $30

Love this place food is 10/10 They don't deliver a certain…read moreareas though like McKees rocks where I moved isad face

This place was amazing! The food was great, the only bad thing i would say is that the portions…read more(for the price you pay) May be a bit small for some people. I can't eat as much as I used to, but I'm sure other people would complain about it. The service was great, very nice ladies! The inside is very calm & quiet. Great place to go to just chill & have some good food!

I was in the same strip mall needed to pick something up from my doctor and decided to give Chans…read moreTea House a try. I placed a to go order in the resturaunt. The staff were friendly and took order and that was about it. I got a chicken chow main with baby corn. I found there prices to be a bit higher than most of the other Chinese restaurants in the area. i also wanted white rice and an extra bag of noodles which they charged me an addition $4 after the 18 i spent. I got the food home and it was barely ok nothing special at all. I would defiantly not go here again as there are way to many other places that are 100 times better. I can't recommend Chans Tea House at all.

Really nicely done dim sum, less so for other items. The various entrees on the menu are a nice way…read moreto fill out a meal, but they pale in comparison to the dim sum. We ordered takeout this time, and the overall experience was great. We placed an order online, and everything was very neatly packaged and ready to go when expected. The food even travelled fairly well, such that it was still in good shape after traveling home. The restaurant itself is in a bit of a drab strip mall, but it's generally nicely decorated with colorful signage and a nicely kept interior. In terms of the food, the shrimp spinach dumplings were really nicely done, with lots of flavor and texture. My partner especially enjoyed the barbecue pork bao, which were nicely steamed with a very flavorful filling. The egg tart was good, but not really my thing. It had a bit of a caramelized sugar flavor reminiscent of waffles with syrup. The spicy oil splashed noodles, one of the noodle dishes on the menu, was generally lacking: some nice toppings, but not much flavor. Overall, this is a nice little place that seems to be fairly well run. I suggest going for the dim sum and giving up on expectations for anything on the menu that isn't dim sum. Find another restaurant for your main course.

I've gotten food from Wei Lai Dim Sum multiple times. Three times dining in and 2 times for…read moretakeout. Sometimes I find that food quality suffers a little by the time it gets home but that was not the case here. I was super impressed about how well packed it was and how warm all my food was when I opened it at home. The restaurant is very spacious with lots of tables available for smaller or bigger groups. Their service is quick both when you are dining in and for takeout. The staff is really nice and helpful in providing recommendations. My personal favorite items are: - Steamed Crystal Shrimp Dumpling - Chicken & Corn Dumpling - Crispy Popcorn Chicken - Dan Dan Noodle

Chengdu is still serving up amazing food and service, even after so many years. Our waitress was…read morefriendly and super efficient and the food was absolutely amazing. We had the dried green beans with minced pork which was phenomenally fresh with just the right amount of salt to make the beans pop. The eggplant with chicken is in the sweeter side with a sauce reminiscent of light barbecue coating super tender chicken & yummy eggplant. Ho Fun Beef noodles were outstanding and filled with flavor as was the Triple Delight featuring chicken, beef and shrimp with veggies. Such a wonderful meal from start to finish.

I have eaten here three different times and had wonderful experiences with each of them…read more When I entered, I was warmly greeted and asked if I preferred a booth or a table and if I preferred to be near the window or closer to the back. One of the visits the restaurant was fairly busy, another there weren't many people there. But each time, the servers were attentive, informative and friendly. There are three different menus. An American Chinese menu (with things like chicken with broccoli, egg rolls, etc. A traditional Chinese menu (with exotic to us things like chicken feet, intestines and more) and a sushi menu. There are a lot of pictures on the Chinese menu to help you get a better sense of what some of those items are. The one disappointment I had was with the crispy pickled cucumber. When they were served to us, they were basically just cucumbers. There was only a tiny bit of sauce on them. I think they hadn't had enough time in the sauce or something. Our server did bring us more sauce which helped. On one visit, my daughter had the chicken with broccoli and said it was the best chicken with broccoli she had ever had. The portion size was great, the broccoli crisp and the chicken really tender. Overall, despite being a "boring" dish, it was quite tasty. One of my favorites is the mapo tofu with pork. Packed with spice and flavor. When it is brought to the table, it is served on a pot with a flame to keep it warm. I do wish they gave you more rice. The portion is tiny and ordering extra is an additional $2. But other than that, I highly recommend a visit here! Something for the most timid eaters, but also a wide variety of options for those that want to be more adventurous.

We eat here all the time the service is great ,the food is fresh not left over from previous days.read more

We came to the Sesame Inn after shopping at Ross Park Mall with my family. The Sesame Inn had a…read morevery Asian theme and was clean and modern. The service was just ok. No one was really friendly or attentive. You did have the option of being served by a robot, which I thought was odd. The food was all just ok. We did General Tso and Chicken LoMein. The General Tso did not have a ton of flavor. The LoMein was ok as well.

First time ordering from Jackie Inn…read more I got the Beef Chow Fun. This was great. The beef was tender, rice noodles were perfectly cooked, and the onion/scallion/bean sprouts were all delicious. Sort of reminded me of a thai drunken noodle dish. I also tried the hot and sour soup. This was good as well. Overall, nice spot. Bit more expensive than other local takeout spots, but the food was all delicious. Looking forward to trying their other food options.

I stopped by here this past Friday to pick up dinner for my family. My wife and I were trying to…read moredecide where to order from when I remembered the positive experience we had the last time we ate Jackie Inn. I headed online and placed our order through Toast. Toast, as a platform, does not factor in how busy a restaurant actually is and gave me a thirty minute estimate. When I arrived about thirty five minutes later, there were six other people waiting and I was told it would be another ten minutes. The inside of Jackie Inn consists of a soda cooler, an ice cream cooler, and several areas to stand and wait, but there is no seating for dining in. On this Friday night, I believe there were seven people working, with six focused on food preparation and one person handling the front. The dominant sounds in the restaurant were woks in constant use, which was actually interesting to watch. In the end, my food was ready about twenty minutes after I arrived. For the first fifteen minutes I was fine with the wait, and I am glad they are busy, but I also did not expect to spend that much of my Friday night there. For dinner, I went with the lemongrass basil chicken while my wife chose the combination lo mein along with a chicken egg roll. The menu described my dish as spicy with broccoli, red bell pepper, lemongrass, basil, and a spicy chili sauce. My wife's lo mein was described as containing flank steak, chicken, prawns, carrots, scallions, onions, and fresh egg noodles. While the container initially looked small, the food ended up filling a fairly large bowl once plated. My dish was good. The chicken was moist and juicy, and I appreciated the generous amount of broccoli and bell pepper. The sauce had good flavor, and I even picked out some lemongrass stalks deeper in the dish, but I did not find it spicy at all. My wife really enjoyed her lo mein. She mentioned that while it costs a couple of dollars more than similar places, she feels it is worth it because the food tastes fresher. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. I am happy to see Jackie Inn doing good business, I think the food tastes good, and I know my wife really enjoys it.

I will not be back at this spot. Came to do some food photography to promote their business and…read morehave a sit down meal. Counter service despite host will see you sign. Arrived to 3 tables and pure silence. Food came out in a to go bag. I was given a paper plate for their mistake at the counter. The items were fine. Nothing overly memorable. Rangoons straight cream cheese. Rice simple. Beef cooked nicely. Little heat despite extra spicy request. Egg roll crispy but zero seasoning. But to pay $30 for a sit down meal with 1 paper plate and a plastic fork in awkward silence is something that I will not do again. Staff member on phone entire time behind register. There's a wait to be seated sign but not sure if they didn't feel like doing table service as I had to go to counter. Server that I proactively tipped at counter not once asked how my meal was and was on phone in chair entire time.

Buyer beware !!!!!! first off the is mediocre at best second off if you order over the telephone,…read moreyou must pay over the phone with your credit card as opposed to paying with cash when you get there otherwise they will not cook it until they've received full payment! I don't know about anyone else, but when a restaurant has practices like this, it's because they serve shitty quality food. Another thing they sell crab Rangoon for six dollars for three... but in reality, it's cream cheese. There is absolutely not even artificial crap in it. Buyer beware!

We frequented this restaurant 20 years ago when we lived in the area, so we were excited to revisit…read moreon our date night. Ordered on the app. When we arrived on the time specified that our order would be done, we waited 20 minutes for our food. Ordered 3 orders of General Tso's. One order was just fried chicken, no sauces and topped with onions and carrots. Tasted terrible, almost like a hush puppie with chicken in the middle. The other two orders seemed like they were General Tso's (saucy) but didn't taste like anything, very bland. We spent $50 plus tip. We called the restaurant and they were not apologetic and didn't seem to care we were unsatisfied. Will never visit again. The picture is the General Tso chicken (no sauce) with vegetables.

We ordered lunch Triple Delight and crab rangoon and General Tso's and an eggroll. Both came with…read morefried rice, which looked more like steamed rice with one teeny piece of carrot. I liked the Crab Rangoon. Well, it was edible. I had wanted chopsticks and water. Nope. But it didn't matter. I basically was pushing my food around my plate, making it look like I was eating it. The pot stickers were VERY heavy on the dough. Frankly, I prefer Costco and Giant Eagle offerings, and I am not a picky eater. I was expecting average. If I had gotten average, I would have rated them higher. Three stars is pushing it. Except for my water and chopsticks, the waitress was efficient. Another friend ordered pepper steak. She wasn't fond of it. But another friend likes this place and comes here often. Given the time of day and the location, I thought it was pricey. Plus, you have to turn the menu over to see the lunch menu. There is a small surcharge for using a credit card. It would be nice to know that in advance. Others have come here and found their meals tasty. Me, not so much.