Unfortunately i have to say I'm not impressed. Based on a previous photo we ordered shrimp fried…read morerice, shrimp toast, chicken wings and sweet and sour chicken. The fried rice was absolutely tasteless. The cubed pieces of onion were barely cooked. Neither were the bean sprouts. I ate 2 spoons of it and tossed it. The chicken wings were overly cooked to the point they were hard. Even the meat of the wing was cooked hard. No review of the shrimp toast. It was for my mother and she didn't comment. However,she only ate 1 piece. This was a total waste of 50$ yes, 50$ for 2 SMALL fried rice, 4 fried wings, an order of shrimp toast and sweet and sour chicken, most of which went in the garbage.

Simply mediocre. Not much taste. Very greasy…read more Charged for an egg roll - none in the bag. Ordered Mooshu and received no rice. Who eats Mooshu without rice??? No duck sauce, mustard or soy sauce. $20+ into the garbage.

A few factoids for context…read more I am an older guy, who has travelled extensively, Army vet, have native speaker aquaintances. I have eaten at high end places with many cusines and I have eaten cold MRE's in the shadow of a tank outside of a bombed out village. I actually enjoy basic, strip mall (the seedier the better) Chinese [Americanized] food. I want that paper box with the wire, or styrofoam, or modern fancy vented plastic containers is fine too. I like the cheap chopsticks, or the tiny flimsy white fork - the round spoon is a bonus trophy. In every town in the world a main road hits a T-intersection. If you go one way it's commercialized/nicer/safer/gentrified/rural if you go the other way there are liquor stores/pawn shops/car garages (with junk cars piled out back) and a down on its luck strip mall. Turn in that direction from time to time. You will learn more about the world around you, you will have some adventure to knock the sameness out of your life, and you might even be a little frightened. That is good for you, seek it out, embrace it. That turn towards the adventure side is exactly the kind of strip mall [Old Orchard Shopping Center] Chop Sticks sits in. It is non-descript, nestled in with a couple of ethnic grocery stores, a liquor store, and several other hanging in there one-off "businesses". I knew before I parked that this was going to hit the spot. The service was fast, effecient, friendly. I got Hunan Beef, fried rice, egg rolls, and a bag of those donuts unique to these places for my wife. For $25 the best of these meals I have had in a while. Good portions, beef was spicy enough for forehead sweat, rice was simple but that seperate grain texture that you can only get from these places. The egg rolls were just the right greasy, excellent with the little package of duck sauce. I would definetly eat here often if I lived in the area. We were only in town to ride bicycles on the C&O canal path.

Upon arrival I thought it was a pretty cool cultural experience. I walked in Greeted both owners…read moreand got no response not bad but dang really , so I just told the Lady my name and she just rudely says let me see your order, so I pull it up and shes just straight up being rude like im coming to steal an order . crab ragoon was good beef and broccoli was OK but i wont be going back.

This is a decent Asian buffet. They do the common buffet dishes as well as sushi and Mongolian…read moreBBQ. I didn't do the BBQ, or take sushi. The variety was varied enough to be satisfying. It's competent and decent for the area.

Ordered General Tso's Chicken and there was no chicken in the breaded balls of air. Don't waste…read moreyour money.

This restaurant has become a tradition after visiting my oncology doctor. We were cheerfully…read moregreeted as always seated immediately, and our waiter was the best extremely helpful friendly. We both ordered the general TSO's chicken which arrived well, presented and piping, hot and full of flavor no complaints whatsoever We do highly recommend stopping here if you have a craving for Chinese food you will really enjoy it The inside is very, very clean and the decor is very relaxing to look at Thank you for a very nice early dinner

Find Chinese food in Pennsylvania right here We drove the East Coast from North Carolina to Boston…read morelooking for a good Chinese food found nothing till we showed up in Chambersburg. We have a wonderful meal and our waiter's name Eric Eric.

Closed during COVID, but sister store Egg Roll King will prepare and deliver your order to your…read morehome or the Queen location. Problem is the King isn't as good as the Queen. (Pre COVID review) This restaurant could be a five star with small changes that would make a huge difference. For example the crispy soup noodles and egg rolls appear and taste baked rather than fried. Not good. Wonton soup - the best wontons in the area. They are made with the thick skins and a delightful filling. The soup broth is somewhat boring. This soup would be greatly improved by adding bok choy as I did (see picture). Many dishes are missing and they need water chestnuts. Mushrooms- are awful. I think they are reconstituted and dishes would be much better with canned mushrooms. House crispy soup noodles and egg rolls appear and taste baked. Both should be fried. House duck sauce- tastes like they opened packages into a bowl. They need to get the dark duck sauce found in all decent NY Chinese restaurants. These little changes could take this restaurant over the top. Sesame Oil- I don't think they use it and this could be a reason many of the dishes fall flat. This should be a staple in any Chinese restaurant. Chow fun/Ho Fun and Mei Fun suffer here from lack of sesame oil. Queens rice noodles stick together and this is easily solved by drizzling sesame oil over the dish once cooked. Their noodles are overcooked making the dish mushy. You can pick up the entire serving on one fork. Try to make this at home. It's easy and delicious! 12 oz. fresh wide rice noodles 3 tablespoons vegetable oil 4 scallions (split in half vertically and cut into 3-inch pieces) 3 thin slices ginger 2 tablespoons Shaoxing wine 1/2 teaspoon sesame oil 2 teaspoons dark soy sauce 2 tablespoons regular soy sauce 1/8 teaspoon sugar salt and white pepper (to taste) 4 to 6 ounces fresh mung bean sprouts Drizzle with sesame oil once cooked.

This has been our go-to place since moving to St. Paul. The egg rolls are not only huge but…read moredelicious! I really enjoy the chicken teriyaki as a more complete meal. The chicken tastes fresh, not greasy and the portion is perfect. More recently, an employee went above & beyond for my family when we struggled with picking up our order before closing. Thank you!

Yelp had great reviews. We gave it a try. Mine is pretty huge... With lots of Asian fusion type…read moredishes. Stopped in for dinner only one person was working, typical Chinese restaurant. Seated us... Offered us drinks... Which are like cans and bottled water. I usually get Singapore, Mei fun, they didn't have it on the menu, but they made it for me! Food was good, food was plentiful - ambience wasn't great. Mostly all booths. I guess the tables had seen better days and we were removed?? Not the cleanest vibe around... But when you get two meals for the price of one, you can't complain too loudly.

Umm ..umm good! Pad Thia and shrimp cooked fresh. Service was good. Restaurant clean The…read morewaitress was attentive. I asked for water and lemon with my meal and got bottled water. Also receive a side of lemons and cup. The meal was priced $12.50 which I thought was a good price. I will come again to try their other meals.

I had been here 2 years ago and it was just ok- now it's excellent! Not sure what they have…read morechanged. Super fresh and delicious and piping hot. We always get chicken low mein, general Tsous, and wonton and vegetable fried rice and it's amazing, highly recommend. The only thing I didn't like was the cashier person helping without gloves or hair net. Great portions too!!!

Love this place! Always friendly and helpful when ordering takeout. Highly recommend the dumplings…read moreand coconut shrimp (it's my favorite) they keep the place clean and it's always beautifully decorated!

Great Food, Good Service. The young lady that answered the phone was very knowledgeable and…read morepleasant. She helped me by giving me several options. Will recommend ordering from there again.

We used to eat there all the time, last time it was horrible, slop on a plate! Don't know what…read morehappened but we go to the Chinese restaurant across from BJ's 100% better.