Good food and owners are very nice people. It is nice to have another option in our little town.

My review: don't eat anywhere if your health and well-being is overshadowed by the desire for what's on your wallet. That's where health risks begin, corners are cut. And.... Don't make a mistake in ordering. My experience? Bottom line, the stress of extended pandemic restrictions must've really impacted the Chinese lady at this eatery. If being treated like an actual person is important to you, consider avoiding this place. Why? Longer story. Have a minute? I'm in advanced heart failure. I can't eat Chinese. 2 weeks ago, I had heart surgery to install a device to assist my left ventricle to beat. I left the hospital day, due to pandemics and my desire to be home. I was 24 hrs post discharge, lots of pain. I wanted to do something nice for my exhausted family. They'd all been struggling with the rather stark reality, the worry concerning my dying heart. My bright idea? Chinese food. I used my Google Home unit to voice dial "the Great Wall in Rushville." That's Rushville, INDIANA, as we've done before. I placed an oddly shaky order with a lady I couldn't understand. When my daughter went to pick it up, they couldn't find the order at all. Just then, the original Chinese lady called to ask where we were. I asked my daughter where she was.... It was like the three stooges. It didn't take long to understand the problem. 304 miles of distance, thanks to an honest mistake in voice dialing. She was in Rushville, ILLINOIS. I tried to explain to the Chinese lady. She. Freaked. Out. Yelled (although I couldn't understand a word.) Hung up with a slam. Called again. "You come get order." The language barrier was to much to overcome. The lady became pretty rude, hung up again. My heart moniter went off, and the service called. Meanwhile, she yelled at my voice mail. Her son called shortly after, a pleasant young man. He explained they'd received many prank orders in the recent past ~ why anyone would do that, I can't understand. I didn't prank them. It was an honest mistake. I felt miserable. The cost of a simple meal was now equal to my electric bill, as my daughter had reordered in Indiana. I did offer to pay something to cover the cost, said I needed to wait for finding myself, gave my email address to (and responded to) the nice man. He said 'if you can pay part of it, that'd be great, ' and sent me his venmo via email as requested. I kind of hoped they'd offer an idea of what covering this cost would be, given it was most likely staff consumed with I'd asked for it to be donated to a local medical or police person on shift. Nope. Fast forward to today: Another voice calling on my phone, this time asking for my credit card number with security code (uh...no), sounding like I'd intentionally skipped out after dining.... another anxiety moment that causes chest pain. Today's call sealed this for me: I'd have paid it on my own. It's finally pay day. Instead, I'm being harassed. Therefore, I'm reviewing how this $78 meal resonated with my family. It didn't. Chinese just lost its appeal. I don't believe in supporting negative behaviors, people or businesses. This fits both those genre. Reguardless if I am a 'dial & dash' or not, I'm certain that my humanity is invisible to this lady. I am not to blame for others choices to interfere with thier business, that's a local problem hundreds of miles away. I'm sorry that Google dialed the wrong number. I'll file a complaint and the log that pieces of was voice dialed in a smart home device. I'm sorry that a language barrier caused a miscommunication. I'm sorry that, even knowing my story, this lady only cares about money: even wishing a me a good recovery is to costly, it seems. Here's a fortune cookie for the angry Chinese woman. "I hope, in the future, you can find it within yourself to be a little kind when a person makes an honest mistake. Especially one who, until two weeks ago, had a life span measured in months. Karma's a real bitch." What I'm not sorry about? After today, I'll never hear about this place again. #DramaByGoogle #NotMyKindaPlace read more

Finding a decent place to eat can be a challenge in rural areas. It was 3 PM on a Monday and the restaurant was empty when we walked in. Lisa graciously fired up the kitchen and provided us with a delicious meal ! The Great Wall is located on the square in Rushville and defiantly is worth a visit. read more

The Great Wall - A great place to eat despite the Plain Jane exterior - Chinese Near Me - Rushville, Illinois

Stopped here on our way from Camp Point to Peoria. Walked in to empty restaurant and greeted. We all ordered hot tea and our orders of Sweet and Sour Chicken, General Poa (sp?), Ginger Shrimp and Sesame Chicken along with fried won ton, crab ragoon and egg rolls and rice. Food was delivered hot and was delicious. We were pleasantly surprised! We would eat there again. read more

My wife and I had the lunch specials here today. I had the sesame chicken which was very good hot and fresh rice was good the crab roll was really tasty. My wife had the chicken curry lots of nice big fresh onion good chicken very tasty not very spicy. Large portions and a very fair price. read more

The Great Wall - Chicken curry lunch special - Chinese Near Me - Rushville, Illinois

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It's super good for you Chinese food lovers but if your stomach is sensitive, you should probably stay away. I've had it at least 5 times and the first 2 times it made me sick until I went to bed. Overall the food is great but it may get you sick. Oh and the staff is pretty good. read more

The people really need to clean the entire restaurant. The soda fountain is credited with filth. The bathroom is disgusting. The food is overly oily and salty. The egg rolls were almost burnt and not at all good. Unless they make some major changes I won't be eating there any time soon. read more