Take Out--This was my first time ordering from this restaurant, and unfortunately it will be my…read morelast. The rice was not good at all -- it was mushy, clumped together, and not cooked properly. The egg roll tasted as though it had been re-fried after sitting out for a while. I was really hoping this would be a good place for Chinese food, especially since there aren't many options in town, but I was very disappointed.

We ordered from there last night; my husband ordered the shrimp egg foo young. He says the sauce…read morewas runny and there was no flavor. I ordered the beef & broccoli, the beef was slimy and very chewy. I also got a side of lo mien that was flat, no flavor at all. Unfortunately, I threw mine out. We were very disappointed we will not be going back

It wasnt bad but definitely an interesting experience…read more Went here with my father. I ordered Pho, he ordered a thai noodle dish. Service was prompt and pretty good. The inside is very "unique" its decorated somewhat like a bad dream mixed with animal pelts. The pho was disappointing. It wasnt rice noodles, it came with nothing on the sides like normal pho (no basil, hoison, bean sprouts, lime etc). When I asked for hoison sauce they brought out an industrial sized bottle that had dried sauce on the sides. I am not sure what to make of this. Nothing was bad, but it was just a weird experience.

I love the concept. I love the theme. I love that none of their plates, bowls, or flatware match. I…read morelove that it's a dive (in the best possible sense of the word). This was my first visit, so I ordered cautiously ... only two apps that are typically my favorites in a Thai restaurant. 1) shrimp fresh roll (aka summer roll) 2) tom yum soup Both were good. The fresh roll was the best of the lot and the sauce was excellent. I wish the veggies were a little colder. But that's splitting hairs. The soup was good. Had more funk than spice. Portion was borderline small - but happy I tried it. I will absolutely be back to try more "real" food. I appreciated the service and felt very well taken care of. What keeps me from giving a better score were a few, housekeeping items: 1) while I was pleased to see each table gets a lovely carafe of water, that water is really difficult to drink. It has a metallic and "funky" taste to it. It kind of turned me off to wanting to eat more before I ordered as I was then questioning "is this water in everything?" 2) my shoes kept sticking to the floor. Not out of filth/dirt, but it felt like the soap or floor cleaner they used was somehow still there and sticky. None of this impacted the food. But it put me in a mindset where I didn't really want to order an abundance of food and try it all. To be clear: I will be back. I can't wait to try some other dishes.

Consistent, flavorful, and good portion sizes. Went for lunch and the service was pretty quick,…read morethough we went right at opening so they were still in the process of starting their day. Lunch specials are smaller portion, but good for the price (raised to $12.95 now since my last menu photo) We split a lot of dishes because we couldn't decide: Wonton soup appetizer {4.5/5}: Loved how delicate the wontons were and the clear broth was great for a cold day. Tad too salty though. Lunch special --Braised pork belly {3/5}: Very tender, but kind of monotone in flavor. Very filling! Lunch special --Hot and sour gizzards {4.5/5}: This might freak people out in terms of texture, but I LOVE this texture. Good chew and pops of heat from the peppers and acid from the pickled green beans Lunch special --Cumin dish lamb {3/5}: kind of chewy and not as much flavor as I wished, but not bad! Chicken wings {3/5}: Crunchyyyy. Battered wings, not as much flavor as their chongqing chicken which I prefer, but not bad

Becoming my go-to for more authentic Chinese (Sezchuan) when I'm the area for work. Had the beef…read moredry pot and a few apps, namely the pork soup dumplings and shrimp har gou. Dry pot was excellent - lots of varied ingredients, spicy, and kept warm over a hot flame. Apps unfortunately were not so good, definitely had a pre bought frozen feel and taste to them. Stick with the food they cook from scratch on site, and you honestly won't go wrong. My 3rd time here, highly recommended.

Very good Chinese food. Call ahead to order. Was more expensive then we are use to but the food was…read morevery good and lots of options. Smaller restaurant, great for take out. The sweet and sour soup and chow mein were my favorite.

If you enjoy searching for your meat then this is the restaurant for you. We ordered sesame chicken…read moreand general Tso chicken and got fried batter balls full of air. Tasty but no substance. Our chicken fried rice was also lacking meat. Shrimp in lobster sauce was watery and thin, but at least we could find the shrimp. Sorry but I don't think we will be back

Fresh, hot food, friendly service, affordable. Clean cooking and eating area. Standard American…read moreChinese food.

Fantastic food and one of the best kept secrets in the area. I've been here a number of times and…read morethe food is always delicious, hot, fresh, and generous portions. The food is even still hot and fresh when I get it home after a 40 minute drive back to Warren.

Great Chinese food Highly recommend…read more Prices are good too-try it Been getting my Chinese food there a long time

Stopped here a night when my usual dining spot was closed. I decided to purchase orange chicken…read morew/pork fried rice, crab ragoons, pan fried dumplings, and two shrimp eggrolls. The orange chicken was tasty, and the pork fried rice was good, tasted fresh. On the other hand, my three other options weren't the best. I had gotten the crab ragoons and they tasted horrid, you could taste the oil it was fried with, making me to believe they may be using the same oil to fry everything without proper oil changes. The pan fried dumplings tasted like it had been cooked all the way through, it didn't have a pleasant taste. The eggroll tasted dry and I couldn't even finish them. I'm not one to usually throw away food, but after eating have of the crab ragoons, and a poor attempt at trying to finish the dumplings, I had to throw them away. If I ever bought from here again, I'd only buy a Dinner Combo w/Pork Fried Rice. No way would I trust their appetizer/fried options again.

I can only eat Chinese food here from now on. I tried other places in the area but none are as good…read moreas this place. They only take Cash so just a heads up. I also didn't realize that many places do not have schezuan dumplings. I didnt' know that was a thing! I have been going to this place for years and there is a reason for it. I uploaded the most recent menus.

CASH ONLY‼ So no one wastes their time with a card! I do not eat Chinese food often. So when I do,…read moreI am very picky. I read their reviews like a book before ordering. I was not disappointed. The rice was not hard like so many places are, the eggroll was perfect, and I really liked the rib tips. The chicken wings didn't have a lot of flavor but it was no biggie, I used hot sauce. I would definitely try again and do recommend.

"I give her my heart but she wanted my soul But don't think…read moretwice, it's all right" (Bob Dylan) We visited Yue Se twice for takeout. Visit #1 was for steamed pork dumplings, and two soups -Won Ton and Hot & Sour. The six dumplings ($6) were fantastic. Plenty of overall size with a thin noodle wrap, and a wonderful meat filling. I detected some diced water chestnuts in the filling which gave the dish a nice crunch. The dipping sauce that came with the dumplings was exceptional, so all in all, this was a fantastic dish. The Won Ton soup ($3.50) was stocked with five huge wontons, more than you usually see in comparable containers. And Lord oh Lord was my H&S soup ($3.75) excellent. Never mind that it was meatless, it was by far one of the very spiciest H&S soups I ever had, and that was fine with me. I can't tell you how much I loved it. Visit #2 was for two of their $8.99 Box Lunches, and they are quite a deal. You get one of 21 entrees plus fried rice and an egg roll. The $8.99 base price is for a chicken or tofu or vegetarian dish; upgrades to pork or beef or shrimp will be a buck or two more. Similarly, the $8.99 base price is for plain fried rice, but you can upgrade to beef or shrimp fried rice for $3 more. My wife ordered Snow Pea Chicken and I went for the Mongolian Beef prepared hot and spicy. My Box Lunch was excellent. The egg roll was full-sized, and not the slimmed down mini version you sometimes see in a lunch special. Yes, it was mostly cabbage, but tasted great and wasn't greasy at all. My Mongolian Beef was a winner with plenty of delicious and tender thinly sliced beef mixed in with onions, scallions, and peppers. It was prepared hot and spicy, and I loved it. Oh, and the lunch had plenty of fried rice too. The meals were so generously portioned that we each had half and will finish them up in a day or two. So that means we'll get 4 servings for about $20 total. And how can any Asian food loving Yelper argue with that?

Went there yesterday. Ordered the fried rice with chicken. When I got home and opened the bag…read morethere was also a chicken style soup as well. The food is plentiful, good and enjoyable. Opening the cover of the rice, you are presented with maybe 10 nice lean strips of chicken laying over the rice in a row. The rice itself has green peas, carrots, added. For $13.00, I felt like I got my moneys worth.

I was excited to try this place with my friend, as I had heard wonderful things…read more The place was extremely clean, and the staff was accommodating. The food came out quickly and was delicious. I don't eat any fish or seafood, but I do love veggie (and chicken) sushi. It was absolutely phenomenal! I can't wait to come back.

So mast at myself for not taking photos. Anyway it was my…read morefirst time. Did take out for my dad in assisted living. To say he was THRILLED is an understatement. We had tuna roll. Yellowtail avocado roll. Eel sushi and pork gyoza The tuna roll wasn't that exciting. But I mean, it's a tuna roll lol. The avocado in the yellowtail was perfection. I think these are the best dumplings in this area - I have tried many. The eel was definitely the best eel I've had probably anywhere. And I've eaten more than my fair share. The staff was really nice while I went in and ordered and waited. The wait time was pretty fast! Will definitely go back. And hopefully remember to take photos before Dad and I devour.

Got the lunch special General Tao's with white rice and an egg roll! Fantastic. They also take…read morecredit card or cash. I've added a menu pic as well since there are none here

China Rainbow is located in the Dunkin Donuts plaza. When one or both are busy, the parking lot can…read morebe a fun puzzle. There is a little seating but most of their business seems to be takeout. The food is good, very traditional American Chinese fare. There is a good sized serving of rice for each entree, and the food travels very well. Prices are reasonable.