All is well. I ordered carryout because of all the delivery bs. Was good. Ready when I arrivedread more

I order online. No human interaction. The computer asks if I want to tip. NO. I'm getting in my…read morecar where I pay $4/gallon of gas and driving to pickup a takeout order. So far I have had ZERO human interaction... why would I tip? BTW they charged me a $0.99 service charge for ordering online. I arrive at the restaurant and literally had TEN SECONDS of interaction with the staff as they just gave me my order. All the extras are in boxes and you just take what you want. And they asked ME for a tip. Tip W.H.O. Why do I order sweet and sour chicken and they don't give me the sweet and sour sauce? Literally dry chicken nuggets with no sauce. The audacity of asking for a tip for an entirely digital transaction and STILL getting my order wrong?

The food may be good, but the inside smells like toilet spray. I stopped in Suxian to place a to go…read moreorder and went to the restroom. You can't miss it. It's the door not covered by a blue bed sheet and piles of donatable items. The food is probably delicious but the least a company can do is make sure their dining room and bathrooms are clean. I had to share the bathroom with a dead roach. The food is great, though! I guess just place a to-go order to be on the safe side. The service was very friendly.

Second time coming here. This time I got the orange chicken with white rice and house lo mein. I…read morecan't complain, I liked the orange chicken, and the rice was sticky, but not in a bad way. The shrimp were clean, the lo mein had a sufficient amount of sauce and taste for my liking. Not bland. Decent prices too.

Hai is delicious. The Dan Dan noodles and grandma's noodles with the delicious Szechuan pepper are…read morea family favorite. Great affordable place for lunch specials. There, my favorites are eggplant tofu (with eggplant melting on the tongue) and the mouth-numbing flounder dish. Their tofu skin dish has a wonderful texture. Friendly waiters

Wow. Hai did it again. I have yet to dine in because the takeout is honestly incredible, so I know…read morethe experience of the food while dining-in is probably awesome. They could do better at packaging as some of our stuff did leak during our ride home. But man, it was so good. Mongolian beef was FIYAAA and savory and onion-y. Steamed pork dumplings are always a hit. And those grandma noodles?!?! Superb and secretly spicy, albeit leaning toward salty. If your nose isn't running and sinuses clearing, can you really say it was Szechuan?

Tucked away in a corner of the strip mall. I wouldn't have glanced its way if the person I was with…read morehadn't been familiar with the location and suggested it. Upon entering the restaurant I was confused as to if the place was even operational. There's a couple of tables pushed to the left against the wall and chairs stacked up. In the very rear of the dimly lit restaurant is the order counter. The interior screams Covid lockdown. The counter and makeshift storage room to the left are wrapped in a thick plastic wrap that makes reading the menu behind the counter almost impossible. They do however have menus strewn around on the counter. On arrival there was only one customer in there. Seems we just did beat the crowd , because it got packed very quickly. There was about a 20 min wait for our food. By the table and chairs set up it doesn't appear dine in is an option. I had spring rolls and broccoli with garlic sauce and fried rice. The spring rolls were terrible 0/10 but the entree itself was delicious! 10/10 recommend you try the Broccoli with garlic sauce.

Waited 40 minutes for chicken, wings, and fried rice. I requested garlic sauce as a compensation…read moreand I was declined. Definitely do not waste your time here there's tons of other food in the parking lot. they are also fixing inside so I know that they are not keeping the food away from the building materials along with children in the establishment find somewhere else it's not worth it.

Best Taiwanese food on Buford. Took my grandma (visiting from Taiwan) and she had barely any…read morecomplaints! That means it's good stuff

We decided to try this place based on the high ratings, but unfortunately, our experience didn't…read morequite live up to the expectations. We were a party of 5 and found both the food and the service to be inconsistent. The Food: Most dishes were mediocre or worse. The Three Cups Chicken (1/5) was the worst I've ever had. The Hong Kong Style Shrimp (1/5) was just bland, tasteless fried shrimp. The Lamb with Scallion (2/5) was far too salty. The only "average" dish was the Spicy Beef and Tendon (3/5), but one decent dish can't save a meal this poor. The Service & Billing: The service was quite slow during our visit. We waited a long time for the check and eventually ended up packing our own leftovers and heading to the front counter to pay so we could head out. I was also surprised to see an automatic 20% gratuity added to the bill, especially since it was calculated on the total after tax ($23.07 tip on a $106.80 subtotal). While I understand automatic tips for groups, it felt a bit high due to poor services. There are a lot of great dining spots in the area, but based on this disappointing visit, I'm sure I would not return to this one.

They have their own parking lot. Plenty of seating inside…read moreand the service was quick with the staff being friendly. They have a classic Chinese restaurant aesthetic. We got the jjampong (spicy seafood noodle soup), jajangmyeon (black bean seafood noodles, mapo tofu, tangsuyuk (sweet & sour deep-fried pork), & combination seafood. We asked for both noodles to be split in half. Each order is a lot. The noodles come with a lot of seafood. Everything we ordered was amazing!

OK, real talk: I don't usually think of dinners as bad investments but places worth trying out…read moreonce, but this one hurt so bad. Honestly, this might be the worst $80 of money I've spent in years. I regret not trusting the Yelp reviews.... I am now writing this so you don't have to make the same mistake. AMBIANCE We stopped by one evening craving American Chinese food after going to multiple solid spots across the coast...and the food menu and photos looked like most spots so we figured we'd give it a go... Parking was easy enough and when we came in, we were immediately seated in the green booths. It was clear that the place was going for a nicer, upsale Asian restaurant vibe with the booths and glass partitions (compared to the usual expectations for bare-bones takeout spots)...but the stick tables and booth furniture and lighting was a nope from me. FOOD The food looked decent and the "fast service" and good place for "cozy dates" on the website was fine, but gosh darn in this economy, the PRICE for VALUE and QUALITY at a spot like this is ridiculous. We started with the PuPu flaming platter as an appetizer for $30 and expected something more than what we got. It consisted of a few fried wontons with basically no filling, the least meaty chicken wings, and all the fried stuff was more batter or fatty unedible bits than protein. Plus, it was COLD. This platter for $30 is more show with the flames in the center than food. You could go to a fancy upscale dining establishment and have not only higher quality food but also better service AND ambiance. Then the snow white chicken at ~$18 and it was fine, kind of more dry than the usual but fine. The pork fried rice for $13.99 tasted odd to us with the mix-ins used. We also asked for an extra plate of Steamed Vegetables for $17, which and it took a good 20 minutes to show up. For how expensive it was, I kept waiting for at least one dish to redeem the meal... AND it never happened! SERVICE The service was fast for the most part. However, for the price here and the type of place, you'd expect someone to check on you. Seriously, we had to ask multiple times for extra drinks. It was hard to get anyone's attention when we needed something. It wasn't rude, just very "we don't really care...." I have NO photos on this because it was so awful. I would not return. Please spend your money elsewhere. Please don't make the same mistake we did.

So I love fried rice so much so that I make it myself. I am from the DMV and as a child my mom…read morewould always purchase eggfuyung. The older I got the more I liked it. I haven't had it in years and I was told this place had it. So I ordered and it was a fast service. The area can be a bit congested during a specific time of the day. The owner was really nice. Not sure if I'll be back or not but I def liked my food.

Been there forever! I've eaten here since a young kid I'm now 46 lol but they're overall pretty…read morecool for a cheap quick meal honestly. Of course for me it's personal

This venue is in the middle of a strip mall…read more I recently tried the sesame chicken from this restaurant and I must say it was delicious. The portion size was generous and it was enough for two meals. The chicken was perfectly cooked and the sesame flavor was just right. I highly recommend trying this dish if you're looking for a tasty and satisfying meal.

So if you want some very reasonably priced Chinese food, this spot is some place that you could…read moredefinitely try out. It's in a strip mall off of Buford highway so the parking is free so just keep that in mind. Although depending on what time of night you go, it could be an issue with parking because there is a lounge basically next door. I got it in close to closing time and it wasn't even an issue when I asked could I order. She was super family and waited for me to figure out what I wanted. I ended up going for the general tso chicken, spring rolls, fried rice, and a pot roast roll. General tso chicken - The chicken itself was pretty decent. The flavor was good, the consistency was pretty okay. And you got a nice size portion. I got a combination but it seemed more like a lunch portion than a full dinner portion but it's okay. That did not have an impact on how I rated it, especially because you get so much bang for your book consider how much Chinese food cost these days lol! Fried rice - The fried rice didn't really have a lot of flavor to it. It came with onions in the fried rice, but I was about it for the most part. It was a type of thing to where you needed that the soy sauce because whatever flavor they had, was a little bit more bland it didn't carry the meal. Or you needed to have the sauce from the chicken to give it a little extra flavor. Spring rolls - spring rolls and the roast rolls kind of had the same issue, flavor-wise they were okay. But it felt like they were cooked a little bit too long. But it was a spring roll so it kind of was what it was lol It wasn't bad so I don't know how to describe that but it was okay. Pot roast roll - again, the taste for the roll was decent. I liked it. It's just that I wish that it wasn't fried to a crisp more than necessary. It was hard to get to the flavor because you're really trying to navigate the way the crunch was set up. Because it was a hell of a lot of crutch! Like it's sat in the deep fry for a little bit too long. It could have been an off day, I understand that. Would I give it a shot, I would go back again maybe. Again it was very reasonably priced food and it wasn't bad. But I would probably make a couple of different moves. I would have no problem getting the chicken, I will try a couple others. But maybe the fried rice with something in it would have been a little more appropriate. Because the play fried rice didn't hit. And you know anything about Chinese food, at least in America, that is a staple You have to have the fried rice be on point. But here's the thing, there's so many other places along this road that you can get Chinese food from that it wouldn't be my first choice, like I said it wasn't terrible, it's just the fried rice having little flavor and the egg rolls having the shell of an armadillo, really didn't do well by me but I'm sure maybe not even a block or so up I can find other Chinese food So I wouldn't rush back, but I'm not saying I wouldn't go back but I want to be honest about my opinion.

I have ordered lunch from here several times over the course of the past two years. Every meal has…read morebeen tasty. They usually have different BoGo deals for online delivery thru third party sites like Uber Eats. I have gotten the BoGo spring rolls more than once. They are simple but yummy. I mostly get the curry (all colors are good), usually chicken, and have tried different noodles and fried rices from here. Everything I have tried was fresh and delicious. I was not big on the grouper which I ordered once. I think it was just softer than I expected. Other than that, all items I have tried a have been repeat items for me. I have never seen the place in person and have only ordered delivery so I can't speak to the service or ambiance inside. I know every order is packed securely with fortune cookies, utensils, and a good amount of condiments though. I will definitely order from here again in the new year.

Decent place to grab a quick bite...Small, more of a to go spot, friendly staff. I wasn't overly…read moreimpressed and wasn't underwhelmed. Food is basic with prices that are pretty much on par with Thai food.

We stopped here with the grand baby for lunch. I loved the condiment bar where you can make your…read moreown sauce. A robot brings your food to you at the table and the grand loved watching it move around. We would return if in the area again.

Decent flavor. First time trying dry pot. The one we got had a good kick to it. Not a fan of durian…read morebut enjoyed the durian pancakes. I would come back to try other items.