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    Great Wall

    3.6 (11 reviews)
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    Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Hot & Spicy Shrimp, from the Great Wall.
    Michael B.

    I have been eating at the Great Wall for about 2 years now (not every day). I don't usually get any other dish other than shrimp lo mien, hot and sour soup, crab regoon, and beef and broccoli. I once tried another dish on their menu, I had ordered the Hot & Spicy Shrimp. I asked what was in the dish and the representative struggled to tell me what was in it but did say the main food was shrimp. When I got back home and opened my meal, the dish was mainly onion, not a big fan of onion. In the dish there were maybe about 5 to 10 small pieces of shrimp in the meal. If they were large pieces of shrimp it would have been okay. The food is reasonably good and the price is fair.

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    The only place that truly feeds you great food and plenty of it! I can eat on my #7 allll day long if I don't share

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    4 years ago

    Haven't had a bad meal there. Always have called ahead and it's always ready on time. Love the Teriyaki Chicken and Chicken Lo Mein.

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    Tianluo Bistro - Half of the menu selections

    Tianluo Bistro

    4.4(131 reviews)
    9.0 mi
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    We popped in, a group of 10, and they were able to accommodate us last-minute, gave us a large…read moretable (for 14) and though they were a bit short of staff, were able to get us a delicious meal through the evening. Let me start by saying - we were super pleasantly surprised to find a Szechuan place in Kansas. Secondly, the spice wasn't too spicy, so it's more manageable. And lastly, for 10 people, we shared 10 dishes, and it came to only $150.... plus tip, we were still less than $20 a person! That's amazing... that's probably only 5 dishes in NJ/NY, at most. Favs: - Stir fried cabbage, a little spicy but solid. - Veggie lo mein was a hit with the kids, didn't even get to try it. - Egg fried rice was solid, good flavor, enough soy - Hot & spicy fish fillet in chili oil was excellent, not too spicy - Beef in hot sour broth - probably my favorite with the sour pickled veggies - Braised eggplant w/ garlic & chili was solid Just ok: - Braised pork was fatty, and the sauce wasn't as savory as I wanted - Sizzling beef - a little too long on the sizzling plate made it hard by the time I tried it, so probably need to revisit when the dish first comes out and the kids don't delay it - Spicy pig's blood w/ tripe & veggies was ok; I've had better versions but this included a good mix of the offal and veggies. - Potato w/ vinegar flavor - I get the feeling they probably didn't hear that we wanted the one that was spicy; this lacked that peppery ma-la kick. They ran out of the sauteed water spinach, but that's ok... we were full up! Definitely a delicious surprise and good spot to grab food. That being said, service was very slow, so make sure you're aware of that before you go in at a busy time... temper your expectations on speed of service.

    I went into town with my husband and we wanted to grab something quick for our drive back home in…read morekc. We decided to place an order. We had fried rice, chow fun, and chicken wings. The service was a bit slow and looked like they could use more help in the restaurant with host up front and serving. The food was a bit bland.. which isn't a bad thing because if we needed to sauce it up, we could to our own palette with soy sauce. I was expecting the fried rice and chow fun to have two different flavors, but it was very similar flavoring. Felt like I was eating the same thing, just different textures. Fried chicken wings was okay, a bit more batter than what I'm used to. The ambiance on the inside was a nice sit down style.

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    Chili garlic eggplant - so good

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    King Buffet

    King Buffet

    3.7(37 reviews)
    21.1 mi

    Food: 2/5 The line was hot enough but nothing on it was very good. It's as if they made food that…read moreneither looked nor tasted very good and then said, eh that will do. The cold foods were grouped together really weirdly. I don't feel that seafood should be that close to dessert. If it was the only restaurant in town, I would probably drive to another town to eat. Service: 1/5 The waitress was not attentive at all's Ambiance: 3/5 The bathroom was so dark I could barely see to lock the restroom door. They only have two dim fan lights, but it did smell ok in there. I literally couldn't tell you if it was clean or not, which might be the point.

    There is an abundance of choices, but not all are appealing or tasty. The egg rolls were cold and…read moregreasy. The shrimp and onions were cold and hard. Dessert left something to be desired. The restaurant is a small pre-fab building three blocks down a dark and deserted street off of the main road. Parking was not plentiful, but I found a space on the side after one loop around. I wouldn't chance walking very far from that place. The wait staff was extremely rude. Their posted hours were until 9 pm. At 8 pm, the kitchen staff began vacuuming and sweeping while customers were trying to enjoy their dinners. They began rushing customers. I was presented my bill while eating my first plate. When I was the last one in the restaurant, they yelled at me in broken English that they close at 8:30 pm. They were visibly perturbed that I wanted to use the bathroom, waiting near the door for me to finish. I paid my bill and, against my better judgment, left a tip. No "thank you" from the woman at the register. No "come again." So, I can guarantee that I won't ever drive a half hour to go to this place ever again. In comparison to quality Chinese buffets that I have experienced in other cities, this restaurant was definitely below par.

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    Asia One - Sesame Chicken with steam rice and crab Rangoon

    Asia One

    4.0(39 reviews)
    5.8 mi
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    Generous portions and food tastes great. I call in my order and it's always ready by the time they…read moregive me to pick it up.

    After we lost a very long-time restaurant in the area, we were at a loss for good Asian food. You…read moreeither had a franchise that is hit or miss, or Dillon's deli. We came across Asian One, and have been pleased. Some of the dishes are not totally authentic, the Kung-Pau Chicken isn't quite as spicy as some are, and is served more with a brown sauce than a spicy sauce, but for the affordable price it is still very satisfying. Alone I don't care for the fried rice, and will opt for steamed white rice instead, but if you stir it together with the main dish, it is very flavorful, otherwise it is a little dry and lacks taste of it's own. Moo-Goo Gai-pan misses the mark, and again chicken and vegetables served with a brown sauce, traditional is more of a clear thickened sauce and not a lot of crunch. I do love the crab ragoons. and egg rolls, I almost feel the egg rolls are frozen and not fresh, but its a side anyway, Don't care. We keep going back, as it satisfies the craving and there is usually enough left over from a meal for lunch the next day. To feed two for under $20 is hard to do with take out anymore, let alone get two meals from it. Now that we talked about the food, lets talk about the service. It is always very courteous and quick. Though I have never been there when they weren't busy, they get the food out very quickly. For made to order food, this I don't think I have ever waited more than 10-15 minutes, and such very nice people. I would recommend giving them a try, not every place is for everyone, but I feel they fill the perfect niche in the neighborhood.

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    Asia One - Kung pao chicken with steam rice and crab Rangoon

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