We got takeout from Three Happiness and were really impressed overall! The portion sizes were…read moregenerous for the price -- definitely good value. We ordered the chicken lo mein and Mongolian beef, and both were so flavorful. The sauces were rich and balanced, and the meat was perfectly cooked -- tender, not chewy at all. You can tell they put care into their dishes. The only downside was the egg roll, which unfortunately tasted sour and off. We even called the next day to check if it might have been a bad batch. Besides that, everything else was all good. We'll absolutely be ordering again -- just skipping the egg roll next time!

The food was SO good. A little more expensive than I was expecting, but honestly after eating it,…read moreso worth it. Got the orange chicken, 4 seasons beef, and fried rice. Because it was Sunday it came with free soup and an egg roll, which was SUCH a lovely bonus. I loved all the veggies in the egg drop soup. For sure would go again and would continue to drive further to get this again!

The food was great! I totally recommend. I got the sesame chicken. The service was good as well as…read morethe ambiance. RIP Kirk

Great flavor/quality from this place & delivery service great as well & plenty for leftovers or…read moreanother meal

Came in with low expectations for lunch special and left with happiness. The best crab rangcons…read moreI've ever had and I hate crab rangoons. Had the pork and chicken lo mein. Everything was fresh and hot and tasty. Pay with cash if you can. They were very kind.

If I had to work in that restaurant I would shoot myself--atmosphere is horrible!! Remnants of…read morehodgepodge Covid plexiglass and wood that is ratchet. Ordered Szechuan combination and got more of a Mongolian chicken that was gross. Vegetables, especially the broccoli were undercooked--like hard and gross Rice was too starchy mushy mixed with undercooked rice. I called to let them know order 58 was bad and they literally couldn't care less. When you call the kitchen background noise is in stereo.

Permanly Closed! We will have to find another Cantonese…read morerestaurant but it probably won't be as good as the food & service we received from this family owned business for decades! They were originally located where Home Depot is on Waverly Rd. THEY WILL BE MISSED!

This is by far one of the best takeout places I have been to. The staff was very friendly and the…read morefoods is phenomenal. We used them to cater a couple Birthday parties and everyone that attended raved about the food. I have not had a dish here that I have disliked, I will definitely be a regular here as long as I live in the area!!

I missed dim sum weekends from living in a big city so I wanted to check out what I've heard is the…read moreonly place to get Dim Sum in Grand Rapids! It certainly isn't fancy, you'll be eating on paper plates with plastic utensils. The staff is friendly but there is little explanation of what anything is - so you have to go in with an open mind and an empty stomach. There is a full menu if you're feeling less adventurous! I loved the shrimp dumplings and the red bean paste filled dump! The Chinese broccoli was also excellent. I wouldn't miss out on the chive dumplings either. Definitely worth checking out!

I ordered the roast duck and it was the best roast duck i have ever had. I also had the Dim Sum,…read moreamazing. The waiter was an 82 yr old man who still moves like a youngster and the father of the owner. Hospitality was excellent and I would definitely return and recommend this to anyone who is in search for the perfect authentic chinese meal. Support our small businesses they are family owned and there is considerable joy in what they do, and it comes thru in the experience you have when you go!

What a difference a remodel makes!…read more The good folks of Shanghai Inn closed their standalone restaurant to the south and joined the Grand King space. Now, you can get the tasty menu that made Shanghai Inn great along with the AYCE buffet of Grand King--all in a dining space that got huge! It's a massive upgrade all the way around. Buffet still has the tasty favorites you remember, along with expanded Mongolian grill and sushi offerings. Service was friendly and attentive. Full bar available. Now that the remodel is done, give Grand King another shot. It's a solid setup.

First time here for me, although I have been told it was recently closed for remodeling. Looks…read morevery nice inside and the selections are many. They will cook something up for you if you pick out the ingredients and hand them the plate or help yourself to the salad bar, the seafood bar, the everything else bar. There's dessert and ice cream Very easy to overeat here. Server was very friendly There was plenty of seating too, no waiting for a table and you get a plate and way you go to the trough! They have carry-out where you pay by the pound.

The food here is so fresh. The service is so fast and the staff is very friendly. They do not…read moreserve alcohol right now.

liquor license is currently suspended. Food has really declined in quality. Service is so slow.read more

All other Asian restaurants were closed so we decided to get takeout here. Glad we did…read more Very clean. Polite service. Nice atmosphere even though I didn't eat in. Great food, lots of sauce and flavor. Reasonable prices for what you get. Had the kung pao chicken, wonderful fresh veggies in it, especially the water chestnuts. Beef lo mein was good too. Chicken fried rice was a hit. Crab Rangoon was fought over! Go here.

First time eating here today. Only tried the general tso chicken but it was very good. Good flavor,…read morecrispy batter, quality white meat chicken, and very generous portion for the price. Will be back to try more!

I had the szechuan chicken and rice, which tasted pretty good. It came with the choice of 1 king…read morecrab ragoon or an egg roll, I also got a fortune cookie. You ordered off a kiosk, and within a few minutes, your food is ready to go. The Hong Kong house shares a kitchen with two other restaurants, There are two tables available for indoor seating. Unlike the previous restaurant, where they had several tables.

A budget Chinese food place located near MSU campus. Funny the restaurant was named "Hong Kong"…read morebecause the theme of the cuisine is definitely Szechuan/Sichuan, quite different from the Cantonese style cuisine of Hong Kong, while the actual dishes tasted like Szechuan cuisine with reduced hotness and a bit more Cantonese details. Spicy cold plate chicken: very tender chicken slices with not too hot sauces. Could use a bit more sesame. Fish slices with preserved vegetable soup broth: Soup broth was rich with savory and sour taste of vegetables. Fish slices were a bit too thick and slightly mushy; might want to switch to another type of fish with firmer texture. Nevertheless, this dish is a bargain as it contains both a protein and a broth base (also with some rice noodles). Szechuan-style eggplants: standard. Sauce was too thick for my taste. Stir-fried spicy string beans: standard, very generous portion of minced pork and garlic adds a lot of flavor