One of our family's go to Chinese restaurants, always delicious and great service too. Friendly…read morestaff gets your order ready fast and ready to enjoy at home. A huge menu with numerous options, we typically start with the Pupu Platter and then on to pork fried rice, Happy Family and sweet n'sour something! Excellent lo-mein and the prices are good too. Don't forget to enjoy their numerous vegetarian dishes as well. A real enjoyable foray into Chinese food!

The family is so nice and the quality of food is on point. I…read morewill keep them at top of my list.

We stopped in on a break during our roadtrip and had a great experience! We were offered water…read morebottles and menus immediately upon sit down as well as juice boxes for our kids. Great customer service! My husband loves General Tso's and he said theirs was the best he's had in years! The beef chow fun was also good. The mango smoothie came in a soda-can style cup which was fun! The building and place is not fancy inside but the food and service and price for what we got was fantastic.

I recently read the reviews for this little place - always noticed it when making a stop at the UPS…read morestore. So . . . today I placed a takeout order. The large Kung Pao Shrimp comes with fried rice. (small does not). I was very impressed with the rice. The shrimp in the Kung Pao were "big" and plump. This one had mushrooms. Good flavor overall. It took less than 15 minutes for order and the lady behind the counter was very sweet. Price was good - $15. The place is small, but very clean and colorful with lime green chairs! Will order again when I am in the area.

The food was absolutely incredible, I tried to shredded duck and ginger and it tasted so wonderful,…read morethe portion sizes are huge and delicious, leaving plenty to take home for a late night snack! The service was fantastic, quick and very friendly! The ambiance is perfection * chefs kiss*

So much tasty food!!!…read more We split 3 entrees among 4 adults. Each choice was delicious: chicken pad Thai; Orange chicken; and King Pao chicken with fried rice; hot & sour soup; wonton soup; chicken wings; and Rangoons, a feast for days. We ordered over the phone and sent brother in law to go get it. Super fast service.

I love Jing and the food here! I haven't been in as much recently due to time and life, but the…read moreprices have also skyrocketed, but that's pretty normal for these parts. The food is always delicious and fresh and perfect for hot pot too!

We love this restaurant. The people always remember us, and the lunch meals are awesome. The beef…read morein the dishes is tender.

Came here for dinner with our family and we all loved what we ordered! Chuck, our server, was…read moreincredibly friendly, attentive, and helpful. He was always one step ahead, offering drink refills before we even had to ask. The portion sizes were generous, and the flavors were outstanding. We especially enjoyed the lo mein, sesame chicken, and Kung Pao chicken. I also appreciated that they didn't skimp on the rice portions, which is surprisingly rare and always refreshing to see. Great food, great service, and great value. We'll definitely be back whenever we're in the area! Love the family feel ambiance, it's no wonder why the whole restaurant was packed with regulars.

Very friendly service, ample parking. The food is ok, not great, not bad, it is ok. We went back…read moretwice. We will probably come back. Nothing to write home about but it's good.

Excellent food and service. I was pleasantly surprised :) I have been here 3 times now and have…read morebeen happy every time. Sushi was fresh and delicious.

We stopped by Ito's Saturday afternoon after not being there for a couple months. Well, what a…read moredifference a couple months makes! Prices have been raised and what once was included in a hibachi lunch is now extra. Yeah, so they raised the prices a couple bucks on all entrees BUT now you DO NOT get soup, salad or the yum yum sauce included - it is all ala carte. So that couple bucks extra is for MUCH less. If you want what you once got included you will pay +$2 per entree and then +$3.50 for the salad, +$2.50 for onion soup (the yum yum was extra too, but we didn't get it so now sure on pricing). $8 price increase for the hibachi lunch! OUTRAGEOUS!!! Now that was annoying enough, but the quality was lower too! The light japanese fried rice is now loaded down with onions (not the light leeks that once speckled it). My chicken was tough. The hubby's filet was tender, but something changed with it too because he said it just wasn't the same. The veggie mix was kind of light too and filled with bok choy - which is fine, but I don't want a pile of cabbage as my side. They do not emphasize the changes. They are simply whited out on the menu. It is a great disappointment to a once beloved place. I am sure the once or twice a year my mother comes we might stop in, but it is out of our rotation. Too expensive and not as good as it once was.

Great service, good portions, good food! Affordable and quick. I had the sesame chicken:read more

**Ambiance** The…read morerestaurant itself is a decent size with plenty of seating and large booths, so it would be comfortable for families or larger groups. **Service** Service was great. Everyone we interacted with was friendly and welcoming. The staff spoke English as well as either Cantonese or Mandarin, which initially gave me high hopes for the food. **Food** I won't lie--I came in with pretty moderate expectations. After chatting with the staff in both Mandarin and Cantonese, I thought we were in for a really authentic meal. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case. We ordered five dishes, and it quickly became apparent that the food is heavily catered toward American tastes. Several dishes contained ingredients that traditionally wouldn't be included, while other key ingredients were missing altogether. The biggest issue for me was the sweetness. Three of the five dishes were noticeably sweet, which isn't what I expected from the dishes we ordered. The standout dish of the meal was the Mongolian Beef. It was flavorful and wasn't overly sweet. That said, it lacked the spice I typically associate with the dish. The Mapo Tofu was probably the biggest surprise. It was missing the ground pork that usually gives the dish so much flavor and texture. Instead, it included bell peppers, onions, and water chestnuts--ingredients I've personally never seen in Mapo Tofu. Rather than being spicy and numbing, the dominant flavor was sweetness. The Chicken Pan-Fried Noodles were difficult to enjoy. The sauce was very sweet, and the noodles were cooked to the point where they were tough and chewy. Instead of the thinner noodles commonly used for this dish, they used thick noodles that reminded me more of lo mein. We also ordered a Beef and Scallion dish. It felt more like a beef chop suey variation with scallions added. The scallions themselves were cooked perfectly, but once again the sauce leaned much sweeter than expected. The Hot and Sour Soup was actually the first item to arrive. I jokingly told my family that if the soup wasn't good, I might be worried about the rest of the meal because hot and sour soup is one of those dishes that really showcases balance and technique. Unfortunately, it ended up confirming my concerns. It lacked the bold sour and spicy flavors that make the dish so enjoyable. By the end of the meal, we had a lot of leftovers. The only items we brought home were the Mongolian Beef and a few pieces of beef picked out from the Beef and Scallion dish. **Overall** This restaurant may appeal to diners who enjoy sweeter, Americanized Chinese food, but it wasn't for me. Based on this visit, I wouldn't return, and I wouldn't personally recommend it to anyone looking for the flavors and dishes I grew up eating.

Great Asian food for a small town. Everyone raves about the Friday night buffet which I haven't…read moretried yet but the food I've had is always freshly made & tastes great. I love the Thai fried rice which is a curry rice with chicken and it's great.