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Great Wall

4.2 (59 reviews)
InexpensiveChinese
Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Casual
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Julie Hayes T.

Ok. When I say it's the best -- I am not exaggerating. Delicious ! Prices are very fair. The lady was friendly. All around perfection. The Great Wall. Best Chinese ever. Cousin and I got a shrimp egg roll each. Then split sweet n sour chicken and chicken lo mein. Already ate off pictured plate and look how much there is. $11 each! Amazing

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Kat T.

Typical authentic Chinese food. Most of their business is take-out of course, but occasionally someone will sit down in their dining area to eat. They actually have a fair amount of seating and it's always clean. Many locals come for the chicken wings! I like the crab rangoon wontons. No matter what I order, I always get them as a side. Portions are very generous (usually enough for a 2nd meal or to share with another person), and prices are very reasonable. Quality of food is reliable and fresh. Everything is made to order with quick service if you didn't call ahead. This restaurant is in an old shopping center with plenty of parking available. It's near the Food Lion and at the opposite end as the Gold's Gym. At night, many of the other businesses are closed so it looks abandoned to me. Don't let that scare you off though. All the locals come here. And cops are good about patroling the area so there aren't any issues. They don't take American Express, but they do take Mastercard and Visa. I'm sure they'll take your cash, too!

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8 years ago

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6 years ago

OMG we threw it straight into the trash!!!!! Don't know what kind of meat that is but WTF. Don't waste your money or time.

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8 years ago

Best Wonton soup with lots of big pork filled wontons. Hot and fresh with great flavor!

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12 years ago

This place is not good. The sesame chicken was super dry and chewy and the fried rice was bland. The egg roll was okay, but that's about it!

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10 years ago

I love GREAT WALL! The staff couldn't be any nicer :) Best Chinese take out in Charleston!

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