Rude staff and not quite sure what this hard clump is supposed to be. Perhaps the chow mein I ordered but it's impossible to tell read more

Mao's Kitchen - I do not know what this is. I originally ordered Chow Mein - Chinese Near Me - Venice, California

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If you want the worst service and snooty staff this is your place to go. Communist China is paradise compared to this restaurant. I called in my order twice it somehow got lost and the woman taking orders was foul and non receptive. Wait time is usually one hour. Whoopie. This is not the first time I've ordered from this restaurant- first time I sat dine in and was served with the same terrible service. So I decided to give pick-up a try and was served the same attitude and disrespect. Their staff mantra must be "the customer is always wrong," because that is certainly how they act. NEVER getting my money Mr. Mao. read more

That place is amazing. You can bring your own liquor and have a good meal with your friends. The blond waitress was super attentive and nice. She explained the menu and ask me if I had any food restrictions before doing it. She showed me all gluten free options and also recommended the best plates. They have a super tasty soup: - Hot & sour $6 large, $3 small Tofu, tomato & wood-ear mushroom in the famously tasty spicy chicken broth Ask for the large one and share with your friends. It's a good start. (3 to 4 persons can eat as a petit meal) I recomend also: Orange-ginger $12 Lightly batter-fried slices of beef or chicken served in our renowned sauce of fresh oranges, fresh ginger, dried tangerine peel, green onions & Sichuan peppers, garnished with blanched broccoli read more

I work right nearby this spot and had been curious to give it a try, as I've heard pretty positive reviews from coworkers. Well, today turned out to be that day. My company ordered to-go for all of us to share, and we got the basics (noodles, kung pao chicken, egg rolls etc). Everything tasted pretty fresh and delicious to all of us. It wasn't until I was already almost done with my plate did I look down at an incoming bite and what did I see on my fork? A COCKROACH. I repeat. A COCKROACH. not a partial roach. A full. Dead. Roach. Fully immersed in what was the noodle sauce. I think I've made my point. Good luck. *drops mic* read more

TURN AROUND NOW!! There was absolutely nothing great with this place. We had to wait roughly ten minutes for a table and the lady server (only one) took our order 20 minutes after we sat down. WOOOW?!?! We had time to kill or else I would've just got up and left. First off the food quality is not the best. The food isn't "fresh prepped food" and I would consider it a panda express but marked higher price. They only had one worker for each side which is a complete disaster for service. If they were able to work together then I wouldn't have given it such a bad review. FINALLLY, I found a cockroach roaming around their wall!! The wall with all of the picture was where I spotted the cockroach. And if there's ONE, then there's multiple more somewhere in that unit. There's way more better places to eat in that area. I would avoid this place at all cost. I took a picture of the pest but did not post or complain to them about it. We simply paid our tab and left. Oh TIPS are included in the tab. read more

This place used to be much, much better. It's fallen way off the mark. Over the past few months they have: 1) Removed Dalian, the excellent long rolled dumplings, from the menu completely. 2) Started charging for rice. $1.50 for a portion of white or brown that used to be free with the entrees. 3) Changed the Dan Dan Noodles from the perfect thick noodles they had for years to these pathetic stringy ones that are just wrong for the dish. Throughout all of this the food has also gotten progressively worse. The food just does not taste the same as it used to and seems of lower quality. Delivery has also markedly declined. What used to be super fast and reliable service has turned into an absolute crap shoot. Delivery has taken 2+ hours without explanation. Other times the food comes quicker but is ice cold. We have asked multiple times to speak with a manager. Every time "someone will call us back" and they never do. Well at this point, I'm done calling Maos. Time to find another Chinese Delivery on the West Side. read more

I've only ordered delivery from Mao's once and I got the ginger-orange chicken and a big cup of homemade Ginger-ale. HOLY CRAP. I'm not a HUGE ginger-ale fan but I REALLY like theirs. It's all natural and you can really taste the difference. I'm looking forward to trying other things on their menu, but i'll probably still get the Ginger-ale....great...now I'm craving it and 40 miles away. guh. read more

Blah. Westside Chinese food. Boring, bland, expensive. The Maoist propaganda theme would be ironic downtown or in Century City. Here, though, among the stern-faced bohemian hipsters seeking bland vegan options, it loses all irony and simply recollects a dark time in the not-so-distant past. And the food was bland and overpriced. Boo. read more

I am in an abusive relationship...with a restaurant. Mao's Kitchen is a universally praised and adored Venice institution. Under their auspice of a communist Chinese theme, they serve some of the yummiest and cheapest vegetarian Chinese food in the area. Portions big enough for two to split, which makes them even cheaper. Sadly, they also have some of the worst service ever. No, really. When they get busy (which is nearly every night), the servers run around with crazed terrified looks in their eyes, making it clear that there's no system in place for how to deal with the frequent rushes. I tried to compensate for this by going to Mao's during quiet times, say around 3pm. Service has sucked then, too, with sullen, "Why are you bothering me?" waiters having to be asked three times for drinks, and a 20 minute wait for the bill. Like the battered woman whispering, "I ran into the door," I always tip generously in hopes of better service next time. I *then* tried to compensate by having them deliver --- no need to deal with the servers at all! I lived less than a mile from the restaurant, so a delivery should have been easy. My husband and I placed our phone order at 6pm, and were told it would be 30-45 minutes. At 7:15 I called to check and make sure that nothing had gone wrong. No, no, they said, your order's going to be up in five minutes! At 8pm, I called to cancel the order. It's on its way!, they said. At 8:20, the order finally arrived. I begrudgingly signed for it, only because I was told I would get a $10 service credit. I have no proof of this credit, however. ...But will I go back? Begrudgingly. Bitterly. Maybe. read more

As my Chinese boyfriend said, "This is slightly above Panda Express but that's it." In other words, for those who have no idea how real Chinese food should taste like, you might like it. But for the rest of you, stay away. But I'm Korean (so I don't really know how it would taste like) and I still thought it was meh. Let's put it this way, I love Panda Express and, heck, I even love PF Chang. But this place was not good. Dumplings - the wrapping was all wrong. It tasted a little weird. Wonton soup with chicken -- wrong wapping so the wontons were really thick instead of thin. The broth was also lacking in that deep, earthy flavor. We also had one of their special noodles, which for the life of me I can't remember, but it's one of the "street-style" noodles. This one was better but the menu is not accurate in that this is NOT made of homemade noodles---at least it didn't taste like it at all. With that said, the service is great and the ambiance is kind of fun. I love how we Americans are able to sit around in a hip part of Venice with Mao/Communist art in a restaurant here in 2012. Boy have things changed in a short period of time in history....aye? read more

Orange-ginger chicken that has actual slices of fresh ginger mixed in, not-too-overcooked crunchy green beans in a sticky rich black-bean sauce, salt-and-pepper shrimp that you can't stop popping into your mouth, homemade smoked tofu that has more flavor than you ever thought tofu could have, and the $1 salad (genius!) - this place is brilliant. I love Mao's. Yes, the service can suck. And occasionally you get a dish that's not as good as it can be. But Mao's really is the best Chinese outside of the San Gabriel Valley that I have found. It's Chinese made with fresh ingredients. Perhaps it's Americanized Chinese, but the flavors of this food are so intense and distinct, that I don't care what kind of food it is. It's just good. After reading the 17 reviews of Mao's here on Yelp, which are all over the place in opinion, I felt the need to add my opinion to the pot. So get over the fact that they have wooden benches (I personally like them), accept that you may have to wait a while for the food - especially to pay, and go enjoy some homemade gingerale and Chinese grub at Mao's! read more

My guy and I decided to have a leisurely day at the beach on a Friday afternoon and came to Mao's for lunch around 2p.m. It's a hole-in-wall joint with about 15 tables inside and a few tables outside....I'm not sure if you'd really want to sit outside with all the bums in the area though. We were inside and saw a guy get up from his table to use the restroom...while he was gone a homeless dude walked by and took a bite of his food!! Anyways, I'd opt for an inside table if I were you. When you sit down they give you a bowl of crispy wontons and a sweet and sour dipping sauce. The wontons are basically infused with oil...which is good at first...but started making me feel a little sick afterwards. We ordered the following: People's Potstickers Vegetarian Style ($8)- Pan fried dumplings filled with black mushrooms, bok choy and smoked tofu served with a sesame soy dipping sauce. These were just alright for me. The filling was a little bland and the sesame soy sauce was a little too salty. Vegetarian Fried Rice ($7)- YUM. This is one of my favorite veg fried rice dishes I've had in a while. Lots of fresh veggies and good flavor. Tasted great with their chili sauce and not as oily as the rest of our food was. Kung Pao w/Fried Tofu ($10)- GROSS. We couldn't even eat this. The sauce was way too sweet with the strangest aftertaste. I had one bite and was done. It's a good thing the fried rice was good because this was absolutely horrible. Total Bill for 2 after tax and tip: $32.50 All in all Mao's was a little disappointing for me. I know Chinese food is generally oily...but this was a bit much even for me. If I were to come back I'd definitely get the fried rice again, but not the other two. A plus is that basically everything can be made vegetarian/vegan and the portions are definitely big enough for 2-3 people to share. They're also open till 3a.m. on Fri and Sat nights for all you drunkies with the munchies. read more

My new spot for Chinese food! I would give them 5 stars, but the service was meh (as in not good or bad), just meh. Enough of my meh-ing, lets get to the good stuff: $1 salad $1 spring rolls $3 hot and sour soup FREE crispies (yes, that is the technical term) Great ambiance, reminds me of a NY spot Great crowd- young, old, hip, casual... Not too greasy BYOB with no corkage fee! This is where I am taking my east coast friend for dinner. Yum-time here I coooome! read more

I should say up front that this review has nothing to do with their food and everything to do with their delivery service (or lack thereof). We received a flyer on our front door and decided to try them out. After waiting on hold for 10 minutes or so the person who took my order asked where I lived and what side of the freeway I lived on. I gave her the information and she took my order. Nearly 45 minutes later I received a call from an incoherent driver instructing me that I'm too far away. I'm on the west side of the 405, their website says they deliver up to the 405, this was verified by the order taker. Yet, they would not deliver to me even though they delivered a FLYER to me! At minimum, shouldn't this have been figured out when they took my order? Get it together Mao's Kitchen. read more

Horrible service. When I asked one server for some hot sauce he just yelled "HOMEBOY WANTS SOME HOT SAUCE!!!" to another server. They both appeared to hate their job/customers. The orange chicken at Panda Express is far better. Fail. read more

After a short wait on a Saturday night we bought our 6 pack of Asahi and our empty bellies after a long day at the Getty. My BF and I shared the chow mein with beef and the mushroom chicken. The dollar salad was good and just enough to hold us over until we got our food from the slow waitress. Their homemade hot sauce is awesome and not too hot. Everything was delicious. Although the service is slow, which is why I docked it a star, I still would run back here in a heart beat. The BYOB helps! read more

First, let me say I LOVE this place. I came here on a Sunday night with a party of 20 for a girlfriend's birthday, and after a 20 minute wait for a table large enough to accommodate the group (the place is small), we were seated and served immediately. The waitress was great and had a lot of help from bussers and other waitstaff (bringing out waters, taking away empty plates, etc). Before the food came out, we were brought freshly fried wonton crisps and sweet dipping sauce (careful, they are addicting). The appetizers came out quickly and were all piping hot from the fryer. We loved the potstickers and the shrimp/spinach rolls. The meals came out shortly after and everything was delicious. I recommend the Yam and Beef dish, as well as the lo mein, fried rice and ginger orange chicken. The chicken and black bean sauce wasnt such a hit. Prices are unreal... we all had leftovers to take home (even with family style ordering) and we each only had to pitch in about $15. Also love that you can bring your own alcohol to the restaurant. Overall, a great place for cheap quality food and a fun atmosphere. Street parking behind and along the sides of the restaurant is all metered. read more

I hate leaving bad reviews but I feel like I have to leave this after last night . I ordered a few items from here last night and got serious food poisoning. I was almost in the hospital . I won't be coming here again . read more

This has to be the most convenient Chinese restaurant to eat at in Venice. There's a couple off Lincoln but none next to the beach. I love the spring rolls, so yummy for my tummy. I usually get the orange chicken with fried rice, the portions are pretty big for the price I cant even complain. ALSO they let you bring your own bottle, like wine and such. How awesome is that definitely earned points in my book. read more

Total disappointment. I went into this place for their lunch special. I waited 10 minutes to be sat, while the hostess was on the phone a others were just going in and grabbing tables. When I did get sat down, I ordered a lunch special. Orange ginger chicken. When it came out, I asked the server where the soup and salad was. He said he thought I wanted the entree. Uh...no...I came in for a $7.50 lunch. Anyways, he offers to bring soup and salad (no egg roll), which was fine. Then when the check comes, he charged the entree price totaling $14.72. Plus $3 tip, because I can't stiff anyone, is $17.72. All he said was "sorry man.". Total fail, poor customer service, and will never return. See ya, Mao's. Never. read more

The shrimp and spinach rolls are gourmet! Big portions. Some things are bland but some things are delicious! The spicy mustard is no joke! It has been around forever, I love it! read more

He was right. The Kung pao didn't even need rice. one word. DANK. So fresh tasting, will definitely be back and recommending to others.

The good: Eggplant, Weiwuir lamb, homemade gingerale, the service (sometimes), BYOB! The bad: The service (which is occasionally very very slow) The ugly: The name... it would be an interesting study to pass out a survey to 100 folks and ask on the scale of 1-5 how keen would they be to eat at a place called A) Pot Pol's noodle shop B) Stalin's fresh bakery C) Saddam Hussein's BBQ house D) Hitler's pancake palace E) Mao's Kitchen Google "history's worst dictators" or "worst genocides of the 20th century" and see what name pops up. I know, I know, its just a restaurant, and I've eaten there.. but I've had a few objections from friends I've brought and its hard to make excuses. WTF where they thinking? read more

Great food. Being a sissy candy-pants vegetarian, I love that I can substitute their awesome lightly-batter fried tofu for anything on the menu, and this is the only place in LA I've been to that serves scallion pancakes as an appetizer; these are very common in Boston and NY, and I miss them profusely (according to my last ladyfriend, who is Chinese-American, pretty much any Chinese restaurant will make them for you if you ask them in Chinese, but unfortunately I am of Scandanavian extraction as opposed to Mandarin, and I took Nihongo instead of Chuugo). Service can be awesome or it can be utterly frustrating. I've gone from being seated to eating my entree in less than 15 minutes, and i've been seated and then had the waitress blow past me two dozen times in 15 minutes before I get my water. There have been a few times I've even gotten to order, and then ask her if I can have some water and some of the fried wontons they are supposed to, theoretically at least, bring out free of charge... and she's like "Oh yeah, sorry." Last Friday we went and I can say with complete honesty that I have never been told "I'll be right with you" so many times in one location; after the third or fourth time I quite believing her... Delivery service isn't bad, it's usually 45 mins or so if you're in Santa Monica or Venice. I've always had my dish as requested, and have nevr been missing anything. The fact that they're now open till 3am some nights of the week is a godsend, as I work PM and the only other place that you could sit down with someone at was La Cabana, which is awesome, but, variety is a beautiful thing. So why would I give a place that I'll admit has service that is, at best, stoned and manic and at worst just plain bad a good rating? Because the food is freakin' awesome, first of all, and second of all, the service is so bizarre that it's almost endearing. It may take forever to get your Lettuce Cups, but they mean well; they may take forever but it's never because they're being vindictive or snotty, it's just that the place is generally very busy and certainly quirky. The music is played pretty loudly and the acoustics lend themselves to amplifying everything so it can be quite noisy. Last week, Purple Rain was playing and the CD started skipping... it took about four minutes before I managed to point out to the waitress that it'd been repeating "Purp" over and over, and she looked confused for a minute, listened, said "oh, it is, huh?" and went and switched CD's. I don't know whether that's cute OR pathetic, or both! The $1 Beijing Spring Rolls are killer: they're big as far as spring rolls go, and like everything there, they're made TO ORDER from fresh ingredients. The Lettuce Cups are great and enough food to be counted as an entree as opposed to an appetizer (they're prices accordingly, between an appetizer and an entree). My absolute favorite dish there is the Orange Ginger Tofu; ask for extra scallions and peppers and it's 10x tastier. Their teas are all quite excellent and the homemade ginger ale is generally pretty awesome (I had it one time and it was REALLY bad, but they took it off the tab and gave me a free pot of green tea instead). If you're going there with a few people to eat, drink and be merry, you probably won't notice that the service is subpar... you will however want to come back for more spring rolls. read more

It was great day in LA, and good dinner to round it up. For dinner we ordered "Peace not War Soup" with hot mustard (that I picked up from my friend, who showed me that place). $8 for soup and BYOB. We also ordered Chicken Steamed dumpling and Orange beef, but bowl of soup was plenty! read more

December 13, 2007 Dear Chairman Mao, Did you know that someone has named a restaurant in Venice, California after you? Posters of your handsome face adorn the walls and the food is of the Chinese variety. My husband and I tried your orange-ginger chicken lunch special, complete with a small salad and large, large egg roll. We also tried your beef stick noodles. All of these dishes were very, very tasty. I think you would like them. Please tell me one thing though, Chairman Mao. Is orange chicken an authentic dish from your country? So many people say it is not. I like it nonetheless! The kind at your restaurant is so much better than the same dish at Panda Express. That's another restaurant that serves food from your country, and it's really a defamation of the panda bear, because the food there is just terrible. I like your shop much more. I wanted some Chrysanthemum tea to help me digest your tasty food, but it was so popular that there was no more for me. Instead I had Jasmine tea, which was quite delicious, too. It's also nice that you have vegan options at your kitchen, and that no food comes from a can. Thank you for trying to wei renmin fuwu, or serve the people. You are doing a good job. Sincerely, Chelsee H. read more

Horrible employees. They treat everyone, customers and delivery drivers alike very rudely. Their service is slow and they will yell at you for asking where your food is. Avoid this place. read more

I ate at Mao's for dinner every night for two weeks straight in October '06. During that two weeks, I attempted to will myself to eat dinner somewhere else, maybe someplace faster, with smaller, cheaper portions, that wouldn't involve $10 for a huge plate of Chinese food I could never finish. Never quite pulled it off though. The prospect of grubbing at Mao's was too irresistible. So, I ask my fellow Angelenos, what's with the spotty reviews? Were we all expecting a French waiter with a folded napkin on his arm? Insert Communist joke here. You poor things, life must be so tough for you, when having to wait for food sabotages your instant gratification fix. I did subtract a star--this is for the curiously ephemeral status of the fried asian crispy munchies--only because they're usually included, but sometimes aren't, and the absence once acquainted is supremely painful. read more

Came to Mao's for a quick dinner before a haircut across the street. I'm so glad I did. Service is awesome and the food is fantastic! Made to order and came out steaming hot. I will be back. read more

We order from here all the time. My favorites are sesame yam beef and orange chicken. Can't go wrong with the $1 egg rolls either. Haven't dined in in a while (for obvious reasons) but the pick up is easy. Pairs well with Netflix hehe. read more

Is anyone else offended that they named their restaurant after the goon that presided over one of the deadliest famines in history? A man whose actions CAUSED widespread and fatal food shortages? No? Okay. Their food is decent, typical American Chinese fare. This place is a good bet for good, cheap Chinese food if you're stuck in Venice. I come from the San Gabriel Valley so I typically expect more than this - but I've stopped in a few times at this place and been satisfied. read more

When I lived in Venice I frequented Mao's at least once a month. Super Awesome really fresh tasting Chinese food served in hipster environment, but with out all the pretension. The People's potstickers are always a win and so is just about everything else on the menu. I have yet to try something I didn't love. Sure, the service isn't fabulous, but the food and the atmosphere more than makes up for it. read more

Other than it's a shady spot and service is a bit standoffish. The food is always yumm if you can find parking. You can also bring your own beer or wine into the restaurant if you go around the corner and buy from the liquor store! read more

Wow, just realized I never wrote a review for Mao's Kitchen, even though my bf and I manage to find ourselves here at least once a week. Anyhoo, we're big big fans! The atmosphere is fun and pretty loud - I wouldn't recommend this place for a first date unless it's not crowded. BYOB too! The food is delish - I love their hot and sour soup (although it could do without the tomato IMO, doesn't really do anything for the soup - but my bf loves it so you might too!). The crispy wonton skins and dipping sauce that they serve are sooo addicting - be careful, once you eat one, you'll probably finish the entire bowl and then find yourself asking for more. We like to play a game where we see how long we can hold out. Let's just put it this way - it's a short game ;). Other dishes I like... any of the steamed dumpling appetizers, the green onion pancakes, and the "dan dan noodle special" - HUGE portion, jeez, you could easily have 3-4 meals out of this. I think some of the other dishes are hit or miss. I ordered a beef dish once and it was really dry and overcooked - sent it back and they were really nice about it. So I kind of just stick to what I know is good. Also, just a note, by no means is this an authentic Chinese restaurant. Prices are very reasonable. I'm only taking off 1 star b/c the service kind of sucks. They have 1 or 2 servers for the whole place, which makes sense b/c it's so small, but they always seem rushed and overwhelmed. read more

Been going to Maos for years and been ordering during covid to help ensure they stick around. Couldn't get through so we ordered through Postmates. 5 mins after ordering (whom I believe was the manager) called to let us know they were out of something we ordered. No problem we replaced it with something else. Our order was quoted for 40 mins. Over 2 hours later our Postmates person had been waiting for over an hour. I called the restaurant to see if they could let us know why it was taking so long (very nicely) as I could tell they were slammed. The manager gets on the phone YELLS at me before I can even ask about our order which he called me about and then hangs up on me. Officially done with you Maos. read more

Mao's is really fresh, flavorful, healthier Chinese food. The long-life beans are my favorite thing, as well as the free wontons on the table when you sit down. The service is very slow, so don't come in any kind of rush or for a meal that has awkward-potential, because you'll probably need to make a lot of conversation. Or if you don't feel like making conversation with your company, you can always listen to the ones happening around you, since you are probably going to be seated about 10 inches from complete strangers, being careful once you have been served not to knock elbows with them. You'll probably be really happy with the food if you prepare yourself for all the caveats mentioned. It's very tasty. read more

This was and remains the worst Chinese sit-down restaurant on the westside. The chefs here (and the menu designer!) have confused kitch with kitchen, and like so many restaurants west of la cienega, it has become all show and no substance. Greasy, overcooked, and decidedly un-Chinese. It's only plus is that it attempts to make food inspired by regional Chinese food, rather than the Cantonese cuisine ubiquitous throughout the USA. Unfortunately, they mix in shitake mushrooms and bamboo shoots with their greasy sauces until it's like eating moss out of pond water. Too much soy sauce and cheap oil make the food bitter and too salty. Big portions, but why would you want that much garbage? read more

After some sunset cocktails at the Other Room off Abbot Kinney, we headed on over to Mao's kitchen as we were in dire need of some eats. The buzz was coming on strong and we needed some food in our bellies. My friend raved about this place and how it's the best spot for Chinese in Venice. Frankly, I wasn't that impressed. Yes, it's a cool scenic location next to the lit up Venice Beach sign made popular by HBO's Californication, but this joint was far to greasy for me. I eat pretty healthy sans my occasional McD's craving for their oh-so-delicious, but oh-so-clog-my-arteries fries. But this place was so heavy on the oils my tummy immediately started making all sorts of wild sounds. They start you off with these fried wantons that you dip in a sweet yummy sauce. Very addicting I must admit, but very greasy. My fingers were shiny. I then started off with a cup of the hot and sour soup, bad decision. This soup was flooded with oil (you could see the bubbles). This soup is what set of the midnight rumble in my tummy! After a few spoonfuls, I no longer needed to re-apply my lip gloss. My lips now had a glossy, hot and sour soup-oily coating. Kiss anyone? The shrimp wantons were fantastic though! Steamed and free of oil. We also shared their yummy brown rice, a plate of sweet and sour shrimp and some kung pao chicken. I've had better kung pao, but the chicken was nice and juicy. The sweet and sour shrimp was awesome. Nice portions of shrimp and lots of delicious pineapple. Other than that, my cup smelled funny .... read more

I am Chinese and this definitely isn't Chinese food. It's someone's strange rendition of what Chinese food would be, which is actually a bunch of dishes from like every Asian nationality thrown all onto one menu. Had I not been thoroughly wasted, I don't think I could have finished the meal sadly, and I don't like to give people bad reviews! But maybe that's why they're located where they are...to cater to those that have altered taste bud judgement after a night out and stumble into a place that has food. Here's what we ordered (that I could remember) Thai Curry - Did they forget the curry powder? I kid you not it was undercooked veggies and chicken in warm coconut milk. NO flavor or spice whatsoever! "Chow Fun" - The reason for the quotes is these were chow fun noodles with a whole lot of soy sauce and random veggies/meat? thrown over it, which didn't taste like the chow fun I've grown to love. Tofu "Something" - All i know is it was a bunch of tofu and unrecognizable somethings and I think shrimp in a slimy, salty sauce. Yes I still ate it, but because of my love for tofu. Green Onion Pancakes - why did i order this? Well, because in general I love green onion pancakes, but their version was quite bland and doughy. It did come with a sauce though, which helped. All in all, the only things I remembered after we left was the really bad aftertaste in my mouth and the smell of toilet/bums in the air. read more

Avoid this place. One of the worst fake Chinese around. Moreover the service especially the white front desk man is terrible. If you're really desperate and run out of choice then that's fine. read more