I gave this business less stars the last time on a carry out. I try to give business a second try,…read moreyou never know. I'm very glad I did, our server was excellent, the food was good and the presentation was very nice. I was impressed.

I remember when this restaurant first opened. We ordered a family dinner tonight, literally through…read morethe entire thing out. No flavor, the chicken was only partially cooked. The egg rolls were wet not crisp. I wouldn't let my dogs I would like eat that food. They need to close !

ordered General Tso, got something with chicken coated in a slightly sweet but otherwise bland…read morebrownish sauce, a couple hunks of green pepper and 2-3 chunks of canned pineapple. Eggroll was the worst. Rice dry and flavorless, no pork. Would not recommend but giving 2 stars because my dog ate the chicken

Sory can not go there. Waiting for my order I saw a cockaroach, waiting for its order…read more If you can see a cockaroach in day light amoung others, then I can only safely imagine an infestation.

China Wok is a lowkey Chinese restaurant in Broadview Heights. I visited after working up an…read moreappetite after skiing. I discovered that it's one of the only Chinese restaurants open later in the day in the surrounding suburbs. I was very excited to try a new restaurant in this part of town but it was a miss for me. AMBIANCE: Simple surroundings with Chinese menus displayed on the monitors, red lanterns descending from the ceiling, simple art, and plants. The tones are light orange and peach. The dining room only has a few tables of four. The dining room also has a chest freezer that is unexpected. The decor is pretty dated yet exactly what you'd picture a Chinese restaurant to be. FOOD: Multi page has it all - appetizers, soups, fried rice, chow mein, chop suey, chow mein fun, egg foo young, lo mein, chef specialties, Hunan and Szechuan Specialties. There is also a small category with special diet dishes. The diet dishes include steamed veggies, some with shrimp and chicken. I ordered S22 - Honey Chicken ($12.75). It comes with a side of white rice, no egg roll. I took a few bites of the dish and settled for chips for dinner. Honey Chicken portion was generous and was in a separate container. Chicken pieces were very dry. They didn't seem to be cooked in sauce but rather sauce was added later. I heard some microwaving during meal preparation and it was probably for this sauce. Honey sauce is just melted honey. The two ingredients just aren't cohesive. Side white rice was small, too clumpy and dry. The meal wasn't at all enjoyable. SERVICE: The service was very intense. I got the impression that the employee did not want to cook anything at this point of the day. I have to say that meal prep was almost instant, much faster than at other Chinese food takeouts. The employee also welcomed me to return, which was nice. FREE TEA: The restaurant serves free hot tea (flavor unknown). Disposable glasses are available. It's a great treat for dine in or to go especially on frosty winter days. PARKING: Large plaza parking lot. Plenty of parking! Overall, it was a quick late evening stop with mediocre food. I was really craving Chinese food and was disappointed it wasn't good.

New to the area and very picky about Chinese food. Tried this place a few times and pleased with…read morethe food. The location has tables for dine in but the impression is mostly carry out. Always greeted immediately and food cooked fast without a long wait. I love that their roast pork is thinly sliced and well cooked. Pieces are not fatty or chewy. Vegetables are nice and fresh and perfectly cooked with a little crunch left. Not cooked too long or soggy, even in brown sauce. The General Taos and Orange chicken is nice and crisp, but would love more of a white/breast option for consistency. Some of the pieces can be stringy/chewy. Might have been a one off with the lo mein, but the noodles seemed too soggy or overcooked in water. Will give another try. Their egg rolls are great NY style- fat, round kind about the length of 3-4". Hard to find in some places. Reasonable pricing and food is always cooked fresh to order! Look forward to choosing them again!

Food was really good! Portion size was good. The service was great. Friendly people. Will…read moredefinitely go back.

the worst chinese takeout i have ever tried to consume. i threw out about 90% of this drek posing…read moreas food!! the meat was rubbery, bland and borderline inedible!!! the soup was watery. the dumplings in the soup were undercooked! the rice was hard and inconsistent. the vegetables were off color and tasteless!! i will be disputing this order with discover. it was that bad!! horrible, disgusting, tasteless. i could go on and on! do not go to jackie chens chinese food(or whatever this crap is)!!!! additionally, after arriving to pick up the order, after having been advised of a 2o minute wait, we waited an additional 25 minutes for a grand total of 45 minutes!! i will update this order if i am stricken with food poisoning! this psa will conclude with the following warning. based on my experience with this establishment, do not eat here if you are looking for edible and enjoyable chinese food!!!!

Worst customer service I have ever gotten in my life. 1st time ever going there and got told that…read more"He could tell" I was a 1st time customer. I was pressured into NOT ordering more and told that I didnt know what I was doing while ordering. He was rude and over bearing. Didn't want answer questions or anything. Umm its chinese food?? Will never go back. Didn't even order everything I wanted because I felt so uncomfortable and couldn't get out of there fast enough. Mind you, I was in food service industry 10+ years. I would never talk to a first time,or repeat customer, the way this man talked to me.

The portion and price was reasonable, that's what earned the two stars. The taste of the food was…read morenot so great. The general Tao chicken sauce was watery and had a powdery aftertaste. I didn't get any utensil but maybe I was suppose to ask for that? The fried rice was not great either. It is a carry out only place so not much ambiance.

My kids love this place. The amount of food given is a nice amount…read more Large portions.... Can't go wrong in

Visited Chopsticks Express recently with my daughter and her best friend per their request. We were…read morein search of sushi burritos. And that is what all three of us requested. I went with the Fully Loaded burrito while my daughter opted for chicken and her friend, shrimp. We also requested three spring rolls as well as wonton soup. Meanwhile, we filled our cups with fountain drink beverages. A few minutes later, our food was handed to us in to go bags. We removed our food from the bags because we were dining in. We unwrapped our burritos and poured some yum yum sauce on them along with soy sauce. The burrito smelled like seaweed, which wasn't pleasant, but the texture and flavor were very good, especially with the added sauce. The seaweed was a little rubbery, but they have to find a good balance that holds together while also allowing your teeth to tear it apart. Anyway, the burrito was very yummy and filling. My daughter and her friend loved theirs and were wondering where these burritos had been all their lives. The wonton soup was decent as were the spring rolls. The meal was good and I'd like to visit again to try some of their prepared offerings.

Amazing!!! Sherilyn had great suggestions. The breaded shrimp was bomb . My Beef Pad See Ew and my…read moresister's Moo Goo Gai Pan was good. Definitely recommend!!!! Thank you!

This place is really small, so you can't really get lost. Service is good, food was delicious…read more Highly recommend. I will stop there next time I'm in the area.

Really impressive for what it is. This is very much an Americanized Chinese restaurant, but the…read morepreparation is very impressive. The vegetables were fresh and cooked just crisp. The tofu was nicely prepared with a nice crunchy fried exterior without being overdone. The space was fine: more geared toward takeout than dine in, but dine in is certainly an option. The staff was friendly and very much interested in making sure we had the best experience possible. All told, I view this as a hidden gem of a destination. This isn't fine dining or a modern take on Chinese American cuisine, but they do an excellent job of filling the niche they aim to fill.

Some of the most tasteless Chinese food my husband and I ever had. I had the Happy Family and my…read morehusband had the Sweet and Sour Chicken. The food was bland and the chicken was hard.