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Egg Roll King

3.2 (112 reviews)
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Closed 10:30 am - 9:15 pm

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Reyna M.

Service was good, food good had good flavor a good portion for the price was phenomenal. We order two dishes, a wonton soup very delicious, and an order of pork egg rolls everything was under $40 as regards ambience is okay we order to go so it's a simple

Combo: Chow Mein, Lemon Chicken, Sweet & Sour Pork
Tabitha Gail M.

For a fast food Chinese take-out place, it actually exceeded my expectations. The protein portion of the combos that we got were actually pretty good. Good breading and the sauces were flavorful. I just wished the chow mein and fried rice were better. It lacked any kind of flavor so soy sauce was definitely needed. I mean, you can't beat the price either. $8.95 for a combo plate? $4.50 for the house special? Worth it. If you're not looking for anything fancy, this is a good budget meal.

Mary Ann F.

My husband and I were going to go out to a place that is the closet to our home on NYE, the storms were so bad we barely got out of our driveway. When we arrived it was closed but we saw this place next door and it was open. We ordered the Lemon Chicken, Broccoli and Chicken and 3 Egg rolls. 3 come in a order with that yummy red sauce. I judge a Chinese place by the Lemon or Orange Chicken because that's my go-to order. I liked that one order of egg rolls included 3 of them. The food was pretty good and we ate all of it. The portion sizes were very generous and the prices were also very good. The place itself is very modest and small. I wouldn't personally stay here to eat. Many people were coming in a picking up "to-go" orders so I bet that is a large percentage of their business. The workers were very friendly and accommodating. I definitely will be ordering from them again, this is a happy accident since the place we we're going to was closed. To be fair the weather was miserable that night. Happy 2023 Yelpers!

8. Szechuan Eggplant with 1. Pork Fried Rice and 2. Chicken Chow Mein
Michael G.

Service was great! Guy answered all my questions and even helped me out with something I didn't know. They had spicy chili oil and regular! Ordered the crab ragoons: they were cooked and nice and crispy, just can't figure out why they tasted a little doughy? Got the Egg Plant Szechuan: if you know anything about eggplant, you'll know it retains heat as well as broccoli. Those two plus more veggies were in there. Loved the flavor of the dish. Asked for fried rice but for some reason they gave me half rice half chow mein which I had already ordered on another box. Ordered General Chicken and Beef Broccoli per his recommendation as to which items were popular. Both had great taste. Wish I would have tried the general children before I drove 20 minutes back to work so I could have tested out the crunchiness beforehand. No fair assessment can be given. Here is where I asked for Chow mein which has chicken w/no veggies sadly. I liked it. I log chili oil and it was good!

2. Hot & Sour Soup
Amber Y.

The eggroll king franchise is a staple of quick and cheap take out in Reno. As a foodie, I don't think I can give this place more than three stars for food or atmosphere but I wanted to write a review to offer a few highlights. I personally don't really go for the stirfry dishes but every time my daughter is sick, like today, she wants their egg drop soup and I want their hot and sour soup. Both are tasty and exactly what you would expect. The other highlight that I wanted to point out is that this location is right next to Reno High school. These folks are sweet enough to offer a five dollar lunch menu for students during the school week. That is a fantastic deal for kids, especially if the kids don't have much in the way of lunch money. Nice work eggroll king.

Combo lunch with Kung Pao Chicken, Sesame Chicken, fried rice and chow mein.
Richard M.

I bought a combo dinner here and what can i say. Its cheap, hot, greasy and salty! The kung pao chicken sauce was actually decent. Spicy, fresh ingrediants. The sesame chicken tasted like it was microwaved, so it was meh. The chow mein and fried rice were average, nothing special there. I also ordered some fried shrimp that tasted like they came out of a box, frozen and were cooked an hour previous. A little chewy, but not terrible. You wont get better for the price, but the price is already pretty low.

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Excellent service. Good food at fair prices. Highly pleased. We used takeout and everything was packed carefully.

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Food was very good for the price and the staff was really friendly. They even had Netflix playing and let us pick the show lol

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Great food. Speedy service. Friendly people. This has been my favorite Chinese carrot for four years.

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Get the fried rice entree. The fried rice that comes with your dish is gross but the fried rice dish itself is delicious and fresh.

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Always delicious for a quick food run... only thing is the chowmein always tastes different. Still, it's one of my guilty pleasures!

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Everything was delicious my husband and I enjoyed tonight's dinner (ORANGE CHICKEN, FRIED RICE & SHRIMP CHOWMAIN) very friendly !

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