Delicious Singapore noodles and kung pow. Good portions,…read morefreshly made. Take out is good also.

I love this restaurant. The Mongolian beef is one of the best around. Reminds me of when my mom and…read moreI used to have it years ago. Ordered online to go, went in to pick up and service and cleanliness of restaurant made me glad I ordered lunch from here. I actually ordered during lunch and the price was cheaper than dinner. I also had 2 meals out of all this food. We actually ordered here from family Christmas dinner one year and had a variety of foods...all delicious.

This place tastes very good! The food was fresh, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. The service was…read morefriendly, and the overall experience was excellent. I would definitely recommend this spot to anyone looking for great food and a welcoming atmosphere.

Close to my office, FANTASTIC food that doesn't leave you feeling heavy and gross after, great…read morelunch specials, smiling service.

Family business. Food is consistent. Great deal for lunch special, with a can of pop and a crab…read moreRangoon included. My son loves the fried rice.

Never answers phone, called for 3 weeks in a row and i am a local from wayland..................read more

We usually get take out. First time eating in at this location. There is a large event space…read moreavailable for rent. Nostalgic of the Americanized Chinese food I grew up with including the paper zodiac placemats and tea cups. There is a bar, and a mix of tables and booths. We were seated right away. Hot & Sour Soup - the perfect balance of black pepper spice and sourness. As good as I remember. Sometimes I'll ask for half-and-half - half hot & sour and half egg drop soup. General Tso's Chicken - pleasantly surprised with the large and tender chicken pieces with less breading. Did not taste any spice, but it did come with the spicy red chili peppers you can eat for more spice. Great flavor otherwise. Curry Chicken - green curry with tender chicken and I liked all the veggies that gave it great texture - green peppers, onions, celery, small chunks of water chestnuts, peas and carrots. Marked as spicy on the menu, but I tasted absolutely nothing spicy. I can no longer tolerate much spice so that was surprising. I am limiting white rice consumption so I wish they had brown rice as an option. Only white rice or fried rice available. I just ate our meals witbout rice. We had a nice family dinner and would come back.

After seeing this restaurant take first place in the "Best of West Michigan" vote for Chinese…read morerestaurants my wife and I decided to give it a try. This is a big place with a very nice dining area - clean, well-lit, and not loud or "tight" at all. Service was impeccable - fast, friendly, and accurate. Why only three stars, you ask? The food was, at best, average. My wife and I both like spicy food, and prefer seafood for our protein. So, she ordered the Hunan Shrimp lunch special (with hot sour soup and white rice) and I ordered the Kung Pao Shrimp (with hot sour soup and fried rice). The soup was a bowl, not a cup, and was FULL of meat, vegetables, egg, and tofu. It looked great. The taste was...unusual compared to others I've had. The "hot" seemed exclusively due to a huge amount of black pepper. The "sour" was barely discernible - no trace of vinegar or similar. Very hearty, vegetables nice, but the overall taste was meh. Our entrees arrived and they were HUGE. You definitely get your money's worth here. The crab cheese was nice - crispy with a decent amount of filling. The eggrolls we got were very different. My wife's was mostly cabbage, while mine had a nice variety of things in the filling, the best eggroll I've had in a while. I definitely appreciated both plum sauce and hot mustard - it's rare to get the latter these days. My fried rice was decent - not bad but not distinctive, and my wife thought her white rice was a bit overcooked. The entrees were the source of our biggest disappointment. The sauces on the Hunan and Kung Pao were bland and indistinguishable. They tasted absolutely identical - like brown gravy with a few peppers tossed in. Despite a little "burn" the sauce was reminiscent of grandma's beef gravy. Vegetables in both dishes were nice - good variety and nicely crisp. Shrimp was cooked perfectly and there were many. Despite the positives, they just couldn't overcome how bland the sauce was. I will probably give this place another shot and not order the same food. The service and atmosphere are so good I think I need to try it again.

We ordered delivery tonight, craving mall china max and remembering they opened a shop not too far…read morefrom us. It was so warm when it arrived and tastes so fresh! We appreciated the service they gave our takeout order by supplying us with extra sauce, napkins & forks because we appreciated that! The orange chicken and chow mein was just like I remembered it and was so good!

We had a combo plate from their food truck at GR Pride Festival. As I walked up to look at the…read moremenu, they offered us some samples of the orange chicken. I was super hungry and the sample was tasty, so we were sold. It was quick to come out and we got pepper steak, orange chicken, and fried rice. It wasn't the best Chinese food I've ever had, but it was hot and tasty. It was your typical mall food court Chinese food, but sometimes it just hits the spot.

Love the food people are polite speak 3 languages chinese spanish and english. Smelled amazing.read more

Nothing notable about the people at the counter but I haven't had a bad experience with them either…read moreand they are always quick to grab the food you want. The food itself is great, my favorite food to get there is lo mein noodles with orange chicken and that stuff is so good, and I always get so much that I get room for leftovers, and the food stays well when refrigerated and cooks nice in the microwave. The ambiance is cool and the smell of the food is fairly nice and the view of the food behind the glass looks so appetizing. Overall, really good place and if you go to this mall, I say you should consider getting something from here, especially if you are a fan of Chinese food.

The entrees were alright: I had the a 30 dollar lettuce wrap for two (expensive for what you get),…read morewhich included small romaine leaves, cilantro, mint, spring onions, tiny lemongrass shrimp (lemongrass flavor was not prominent), tofu (they let me sub this for the beef), rice, egg rolls, and two dipping sauces. The idea of sharing a dipping sauce with someone is kind of icky. The 12 year old enjoyed the chicken lomein. The fried rice dish, despite having many different chunks of meat, had no distinct flavors in each bite. It was one note. We also got some crab rangoons. The crab flavor was strong (which is okay) but the ratio of filling to wrap was off (hardly any filling). The wrapping was not done well - and the effect was for a gummy wrapper. The oil wasn't the right temperature, so instead of being crispy and bubbly with the skin, it was heavy and not good. The dessert was awful - we got a chocolate hazelnut torte, and it had the flavor of an old fridge, absorbing all of the oxidized old food smells - unpalatable. If the server had asked about it, I would have sent it back to the kitchen, but she didn't check in on how we liked it. It was only a six bite dessert, so by the time 3 people sampled it - there wasn't much to send back. The other components were fresh and nice (candied orange peel, decorative wafer, whipped cream, and chocolate ganache base). It also took a 5 minutes to be seated. This was at 6 pm on a Tues

stopped in last Friday night for dinner with my friend. We are quickly sat next to each other at…read morethe bar area and greeted by our hostess, who is also our waitress she has this like to drink, and we started with water when I looked over the drink menu. I was a little bit, disappointed that the drink menu was so small, especially cause the casino has such a large drink variety. To this we both ended up sticking the water. We got the potstickers for an appetizer which surprisingly took a while to come out, even though we were one of the first tables in the restaurant and it wasn't that busy. I love the dipping sauce, but to be honest there are basically like Costco samples. We ordered the drunken noodles in the Mongolian beef to split because we couldn't decide on what to get. I was pretty disappointed with the drunken noodles because there was zero vegetables in it, and the chicken was almost shredded which I thought was kind of goofy. There was also not much flavor. I definitely needed some chili oil on it or it would've been nice to be asked for the spice level we would like. The Mongolian beef was definitely better, but it was still pretty salty. Overall, I'd say it's worth a try but stick to the classics

Decent dim sum for being in Grand Rapids. On the pricier side, but flavor is on point. The har gao…read morewrapper was a bit thick and dried out. Shrimp filling was fresh. The siu mai was packed with flavor though the wrapper was falling apart (was likely sitting there for awhile). The bean curd rolls were very good with a decent amount of pork filling. The shrimp rice rolls were just ok. Skin was too thick and the shrimp were tiny. You can request chrysanthemum, jasmine, or pug-er tea. Definitely coming back to try their other dishes. Each dish was about $6.60 to 7, which is on the high side but you'd have to drive pretty far away to get this type of dim sum.

Food is great, Service is pretty great (if you speak Cantonese anyways). The flavors are quite…read moreauthentic and portion sizes are quite decent as well. The restaurant style is a bit older but very typical of an older Dim Sum place. I would recommend the roast duck the most, best Chinese food in the area!