House of China has been around forever because it is LEGIT. Anyone giving these guys less than 5…read morestars is a philistine. The egg rolls are top notch, stuffed with fresh cabbage, shrimp, and pork. Charlie and Li wrap them by hand; they've *always* wrapped them by hand, because they care about quality. Ask nicely and they'll customize any order. Other highlights: veggie lo mein (ask for it spicy) and the crab rangoons. I was a big fan of the sweet and sour chicken back in the day. The food is served hot, on plastic plates. What, you wanted a real plate? Get the hell outta here with that nonsense. This is the real deal, and the real deal comes on a plastic plate. The presentation is casual, simple, and good. House of China's aesthetic charm is one of its main draws. Charlie is a freaking artist and has been decorating the restaurant for decades. Upon entering House of China, one enters a whimsical jungle of faux grape leaves and plush monkeys. A vulture fountain, hand crafted by Charlie in the early 2000s, stands guard over the restrooms. Actually, I can't offer an accurate representation of what the restaurant looks like now because Charlie is constantly redecorating. If you want an approximation, though, it'll be something along the lines of Rainforest Cafe meets Chicago Chinatown meets Dada. The service is personal and kind. They don't take credit cards, you fool. Why the hell are you trying to use a card for a bill that comes in under $10? If you're looking for the soulless garbage they shovel into troughs at Panda Express, get the hell on over to the mall with the other bums. If you want real food served by true legends of West Michigan, House of China is your jam.

The restaurant is cash only, and very cheap. We ordered a whole lot of food for 28 dollars, but the…read morefood was pretty much inedible. We had ordered an express meal with sweet and sour chicken and shrimp. They just put some weird red goopy gravy on top of deep fried shrimp and chicken. The 2 dollar potstickers were somewhat edible. Definitely the worst Chinese food I have tried. But the aunty at the counter was sweet.

Very good Chinese food. The Moo Goo Gai Pan is to die for, I get this often. I also enjoy the…read moreShrimp with Lobster Sauce, and am very surprised to have a place make something of this quality on Apple Ave. Always get a bucket of Hot and Sour Soup yummy. The Beef and Broccoli is an amazing entree. If you want something light get the Steamed Veggie Dumplings. These two dishes are also very good: Gong Bao Chicken This is a famous Sichuan-style specialty, popular with both Chinese and foreigners. The major ingredients are diced chicken, dried chili, and fried peanuts. Peking Roasted Duck Peking duck is a famous dish from Beijing, enjoying world fame, and considered as one of China's national dishes.

This place is absolutely horrible. I ordered food that was incorrect and instead of them making it…read moreright they told me that there's nothing that they can do about it. If I could give them negative stars I would.

Had to stop in the middle of my meal to leave a review. Some of the best sushi I've ever had!…read moreTemporarily staying in the area and was craving sushi, and Yum Yum Sushi was my answer. The salad dressing is sooo good and even though I get a Philly roll every time I eat sushi, somehow this one was a step above the others. Fire dragon roll is also delicious (I added avocado, such a scandal!) wish I lived around here so I could come here all the time and try other rolls. Friendly staff and cute quaint take-out place!

Food was delicious. Very quick. Easy to use online ordering. Very friendly staff! Thank you Tom!…read moreSuper clean and cute inside. Small amount of seating but awesome sized lunch portions.

It's American-Chinese food. Not terrible great A-C food, but for 6 or 7 bucks in a lunch special it…read moredoes the job. Seriously though, I've only ever gotten the general tso chicken, because it's a safe option right? I get to add the spice to it to help make it more then bland chicken. One time I had the fried rice, won't be doing that again and now I'm sticking to white. The lunch special comes with soup, not something I usually get so I asked for crab ragoon instead and they accommodated me no problem. So here's the thing, if I'm at work and I'm craving Chinese food this is my best option. The day some Vietnamese cuisine opens up you better believe I'm going to jump ship. That's just how it is, sorry Asian express.

One of my all time favorite spots. The food is delicious, I typically order the garlic tofu and an…read moreoccasional order of crab rangoons. My experience has always been positive, as I call to order and pickup in person. The vibe of the establishment is very cozy, I personally prefer eating at home or outside but the interior is far more welcoming than most other establishments in Muskegon. All in all a wonderful location for your takeout experience!

Service was great prices are reasonable the only thing id like to see on the buffet is the egg foo…read moreyoung that would be awesome!

I ordered the pepper steak and the magnolia beef. It's so delicious to me, I haven't ordered…read moreanything else yet. I've tried other Chinese restaurants. But Joe Chan's is my favorite so far.Nobody beats Joe so far. Keep it up!

We love their food! We always take takeout because that's all they have. But that's all we would do…read moreanyway.

They scraped the breading off deep fried shrimp to make shrimp fried rice. Nope, never againread more

Does great Chinese food stand the test of time, memory, and hunger pangs?…read more I am very happy to report that yes, indeed it does! On a recent trip back to Michigan, I made it a priority to eat at China Express not just once, but twice: and both times, I was more than ecstatic about my food! The General Gau's is still amazing, and the crab rangoons? Well, let's just say that I took full advantage of Michigan's economy and ordered as many as I could. I probably ate about 50 of the things during my stay...no exaggeration! So Muskegon...you have a real gem that I hope you all take advantage of at every possible opportunity. I could only DREAM of getting Chinese food this good back here in Portland!

Great food, the honey chicken with egg roll and the bourbon chicken with crab rangoons is the best,…read morethe staff is the best and the delivery person is always smiling.

It is what it is. Go during lunch and it's $12.99. That way you know what's on the hot tables are…read morebeing eaten. I don't like the Mongolian Grill, because the meat is not frozen. How long has it been there....who knows. I like the California rolls of the Sushi. The meat entrees are pretty decent. For the price at lunch, compared with an ultra processed hamburger at Micky D's or Burger King at $10 it's a no brainer. If you want an excellent buffet.... Do Fujis on John R and 14 mile off of I-75...and it's a Japanese buffet. Good Times

Cold food very dirty bathrooms and rude staff dirty tables getting answered angrily in Chineseread more