The restaurant is nice and appears clean. Nicely decorated but the girl at the door seems with an attitude and not so welcoming. My milk tea with Boba was good but the boba was undercooked and hard in the center. The appetizers were OK. The takoyaki balls and wings had the best flavor out of the rest on the plate. My tea was just hot enough. I had to ask for another tea cup so I can share it. Why do I need to ask when there's another person at the table? My dinner was disappointing. The steak was hard, dry, overcooked and veggies were cold. Fried rice was bland. The Kinya Ramen looked nice but flavorless as well. Esthetically pleasing in atmosphere but food and staffing can improve. read more

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Food is exactly what you'd want and expect for Chinese takeout. Everything is also at a good price point. Have been looking for a solid Chinese Takeout place since we moved to the area and think this will be our new spot! read more

After years of ordering, just decided they were going to stop delivering to me. Were very rude about it and just didn't care. Probably a blessing in disguise given that they never give me the full size soup when I order it. Don't waste your time. I also tried to recieve a refund. I can't eat this food. A woman from the restaurant said that she needed to come get the food out of the trash can to give me a refund. She said over and over again that she did not care. Asked me if I had "gone to school" because I didn't understand what a refund was. She said that she wanted to send the police to my house so they could decide if I deserved a refund. I really regret giving them 10yrs of my business. I never once complained when they messed up an order. I wanted a refund this one time because what they had done to be was unfair. I just wish I had never ordered from them. read more

Best delivery Chinese food I have had in Allentown. The staff is so nice, especially the woman who usually answers the phone.

Mistake .. cuz I Decided to try a different Chinese rest in my area. This had good reviews. Ordered chicken fried rice and chicken chow mei fun. The rice was for my mom ... she ate a few bites and said she couldn't eat any more Flavorless and chicken was rubbery. My Mei Fun was mostly noodles. And very skimpy on the veggies and the chicken was again rubbery. All in all a huge fail. Not going again. read more

Great food whether you want Chinese or Japanese. The food always tastes fresh and they don't skimp on the portions. The two women that work there are always so pleasant, greeting you with a smile. Try their won ton soup or the chicken teriyaki. Their garlic shrimp is pretty tasty too. read more

We ordered from them 4 times now and their food is the best! Staff is very friendly, delivery was prompt. Prices are great too! We've had their rib, low mein, chow mein etc. read more

The food is probably the best chinese in the area. Portion size is also very good. They make the order fast and deliver quickly. Very nice staff. read more

The worst prepared food ever. Over usage of Soya sauce - leads to kidney stone No / less vegetables Dont know why fried rice smells plastic. Two members in my family got sick that night. Cheap and worst preparation. Wasting my time writing review for the junkiest food. read more

When I first moved to Allentown, Pa., I had high hopes. Since I was a teenager, many decades ago, I've had a serious love affair with Chinese American food and the restaurants that serve it. Indeed, I'm not alone as I've found tasty, high quality Chinese-American foods offered in such diverse places as Mattapoisett, Mass., New Bedford and Boston, Mass., New York City, San Francisco and a number of other places in between. Four years ago, I moved from New Jersey, which had several such restaurants with tasty, even delicious offerings, to Allentown, PA. Sadly, after four years of staggering around like a blind man in the dark, I've eaten at numerous Chinese American restaurants and have yet to find a single one that I considers to serve truly palatable food - not award-winning, merely palatable and tasty. When I opened my apartment door in response to a knock, I was greeted by an angry Oriental man who's greeting consisted of a shouted: "Outside not work." I responded with: What? Again I was told: "Outside not work." I assume he was referring to my apartment complex's security system in which visitors key in the code for my name and I then buzz them through the security door. At that point I decided to bypass the language barrier and asked for the amount I owed. He replied that it was $21.03. I gave him $25 and he left. As this was the third time I'd had food from this particular spot, I was expecting a decent meal. I was SO wrong. I'd ordered two different meals. First, I tried the SubGum Wonton With Vegetables. The menu description said it contained chicken, roast pork, jumbo shrimp and lobster meat with mixed vegetables in brown sauce with w. fried wonton. Perhaps it did. The various meats appeared to have been cooked to the point of being tough, in my opinion. I did try a chewy, rubbery, funky but tasteless mass that, I suppose, might have been a piece of lobster meat eons ago. The roast pork was about as thick as a piece of shirt cardboard from a laundry, with a similar consistency and flavor. The "fried wonton" was inedible - literally. It was so overcooked and dried out that I was unable to cleanly cut it even with a serrated steak knife. Like the rest of my plate. It was all scraped into the delivery bag and slated for the garbage chute. Since I'd swallowed little actual food, I went on the second dish I'd ordered. It's my habit to often order more than one item. It's my bachelor training. Much easier to have leftovers that to make food decisions each day (smile). Then I started my second misadventure. To me, Boneless Spare Ribs mean large hunks of succulent tender rib meat. Instead, I was confronted with skinny strips of dried meat that might have passed as jerky from some other food source. None were longer than two inches and most resembled the bits of dried out pork included n pork fried rice. Then, there was the fried rice, itself. I've eaten fried rice in many parts of the U.S. and also in European restaurants. It's always been a tan/brown color that's been sautéed with other seasonings and bits of carrot, onion or peas. At this point, I must explain that I know New Orleans cuisine also features something called "dirty rice." To me, it's a most unappealing name for what could be a tasty New Orleans specialty. My boneless spareribs (they were truly boneless. I was unable to find any bones, but the meat itself was tough as a rib bone, in my opinion) contained the Sakura Teriyaki version of "dirty rice." I call it that because it neither looked nor tasted like fried rice. It was gray. Trust me when I say that's a compliment. I am unable to come up with another adjective to describe its taste - there wasn't any. Considering Monday is, historically, the slowest night of the week for ALL restaurants and I ordered well BEFORE rush hour, the quality should have been their best possible. This may be the last review I do on Chinese-American cuisine in Allentown and soon may become the last review I do on ANY reasonably priced restaurant in the Western Lehigh Valley. Food in New England can be delightful. Food in New York City can be orgasmically tasty and food in some parts of New Jersey can be quite enjoyable. However, once you cross the Delaware River (as the old saying goes: You pays your money and you takes your chances) restaurant food becomes progressively worse until you hit Chicago. Now I'm going to cleanup ,my kitchen. The mostly uneaten dishes I described won't be taking valuable space in my refrigerator. Nor will I be offering them to neighbors on my floor. They'll be going to the reward they justly deserve: Into the garbage bag and own the chute to the dumpster. When I die, if I go to heaven, I hope St. Peter has a good Chinese takeout restaurant located inside the pearly gates. read more

This place is fantastic! Disregard any negative posts, this is a Chinese food restaurant that serves Chinese food! Delicious and fast! Highly recommend! read more

I ordered today for the first time. No brown rice. Oh well. I will make my own. There is a language issue but we kinda worked through it. I ordered Kung Pao Chicken (with no broccoli), pork egg roll, and bar-b-q ribs. I had to pick the size of my bone so I picked long. I really wanted to know what the vegetables were since I am diabetic but the language issue came into play. So I ordered no broccoli because I can't stand the stuff. My order arrived in 17 minutes (I live close but this was REALLY fast). The food was very good. I had free delivery and the cost for delivery will make a difference for future orders. If it is reasonable next time, I would definitely order from here again. read more

the best chinese food ever in town.. great food nice service!!