Overall 4 of 5 but rounding up to 5 :)…read more 3 of us had a late lunch around 2 PM. They are 80% full however gave us a very small table and it felt very Squizzy. We had to ask for a bigger table and was led towards the end. Very interesting menu, we had the pu'er tea, which is not very commonly offered in the Chinese restaurants in the area. Love the teapot presentation and overall the branding effort. We tried to order the soup dumpling but was told something wasn't working properly and it's going to take over an hour so next time. Got wontons in chili oil, love the flavor. The mushu pork, a little bit too sweet for me. And the beef chow fun, just can't go wrong with that, and the szichuan pot with cumin lamp. I think this more authentic Chinese but my husband felt the lamb was too oily. I requested to get the little cute cat cup for my daughter's lemonade order and they said yes, so it was a very cute touch. Very happy with the visit definitely a lot of potential we will be back.

Lazy Sister is a vibrant, contemporary pan-Chinese restaurant located in South Norwalk, renowned…read morefor its shareable fusion plates, innovative cocktails, and lively neighborhood atmosphere that encourages socializing. My colleagues and I decided to try it out for lunch after both my coworker and I bookmarked it on Yelp, intrigued by its reputation. We were warmly greeted as soon as we entered and seated immediately at a cozy corner table. The restaurant features a full bar with an extensive selection of spirits and creatively crafted drinks, which we eagerly ordered alongside appetizers and main courses. I chose the Mongolian Beef, a popular dish, while my coworker ordered the flavorful Orange Chicken and another chicken dish. I sampled my coworker's Orange Chicken, which was exceptionally delicious; it had a perfect balance of sweetness and tanginess, coated in a sticky citrus glaze that complemented the crispy fried chicken pieces. Another coworker ordered the Kung Pao Chicken: wok-tossed chicken thighs with colorful bell peppers, sliced onions, and dried red chilis in a robust Kung Pao sauce, with a spicy kick that was satisfying but too spicy for me to enjoy fully. I returned to my choice, the Mongolian Beef, a fan favorite featuring tender strips of Angus beef stir-fried with bell peppers and onions in a smoky, lightly sweet, and savory sauce. The dish was coated with a glossy, sticky glaze that clung beautifully to the beef, which was incredibly tender and bursting with flavor. Every bite was rich in garlic and spices, making the dish both savory and satisfying. The customer service was exceptional; our server was attentive and friendly, even bringing us a complimentary Foutne Cookie Ice Cream dessert, which added a delightful sweet ending to our meal. Overall, the experience was excellent, and I look forward to returning to Lazy Sister soon.

First time trying this place with friends and we ordered edamame, egg rolls, egg drop/dumpling…read moresoup, chicken lo mien, steak and veggies in brown sauce, and the crispy orange chicken. Everything was delicious and ready to pick up in 10 minutes. Your typical Chinese American cuisine but the ingredients definitely tasted fresh. It definitely fulfilled our Chinese craving. Gonna be my new spot in Norwalk.

Their 4 stars are well deserved. Everything we order is on point. Kudos to the chef. Small place…read morewith excellent food.

While at work, I was craving Chinese food and came across this place on Yelp. I decided to give it…read morea try. I ordered Pork Fried Rice and Boneless Spare Ribs. The food was prepared in about 10 minutes, and I found it quite enjoyable. The seasoning was well-balanced, and the meat was tender. Finding a good Chinese restaurant can be challenging, but this place met my expectations. I would be happy to return in the future.

So tonight after I went to nearby Orange Barber Shop for a haircut, I decided to go ahead and grab…read moresomething to eat. I had thought about Mainport which I don't mind but don't exactly think is the best thing since sliced bread, but for some reason I decided tonight would be the night I go for some Chinese. I haven't been to one in Norwalk ever since Great Wall closed down. If I had known what I was getting myself into, I would have just kept walking. So immediately when I went in, there was already a lot of people inside. It was hard to tell who was in line in this hole in the wall. They do have menus outside the door you can take to make your decision which helped, but it still took me 5-10 minutes before I realized I could just go ahead and order since, again, I didn't know who was in line. Oh, a little tidbit. If you coming in looking for buffalo sauce, please look elsewhere! I kid you not, a couple of girls who came in after I did actually asked if they had buffalo sauce. Yes. That question literally came out of their mouths, and made its way to my ears while I was waiting for my food. Oh, and speaking of waiting, I had a 20-minute wait after I finally ordered. It's not as long as some other reviews, but it was just enough to make me miss my train. Yeah. That's why I wouldn't have come here if I had known. I will also mention that the barber who did my hair tonight actually also came here while I was waiting. Make of that what you will. For my order, I had the General Tso's Chicken (S1) and the "Crabmeat Cheese Fried Wonton"... To quote Avril, "Why'd you have to go and make things so complicated"? Just call it a Crab Rangoon already! That's what every other Chinese Food joint calls it. It comes with rice and red sauce. Yeah... Let's start with the red sauce because I have a bone with that. When I opened my bag and saw how much I was given, that level of sauce was so low I just had to laugh. The container it was in wasn't even filled halfway with the stuff. And yet, the Rangoons themselves did such a poor job of mopping the sauce that I couldn't finish the sauce. That's not to mention that the red sauce when I did taste it was WAY too salty. Seriously, did the recipe call for a salt lick to be added in? It tasted like I was eating saltwater. As for the Rangoon itself, the flavor was okay, but nothing to write home. Honestly, I could say the same things for both the rice and the General Tso's Chicken, but I will add that the breading was so soggy that the chicken actually fell out as I was trying to eat it. I will say in its favor though that the price isn't terrible, and the service from the staff is fine. That is enough to keep it from a one star, but even though I would like to give it a two-and-a-half, I can't give this a three.

The food was amazing but the service is the best there is in Fairfield county!!…read more The entire staff was helpful, amazing customer service! Julia did everything to make us happy during our entire visit. I highly recommend Mecha in Norwalk/SONO

* Takeout! Traveling…read morefor work, staying at the Marriot down the road.. I saw this place come up on a Yelp search as a highly rated spot nearby. I threw an order in for delivery through Uber Eats while I jumped in the shower. Took 30 minutes to arrive, the food was piping hot and presented beautifully, despite the foil and plastic containers. Overall delicious. The Saigon egg rolls are served with a Vietnamese dipping sauce fresh mint and lettuce wraps, and they were light and crispy and all the flavors together incredible. The KFC bao bun was a little on the dry side, but had a satisfying gochujang glaze with crunchy pickled veggies nestled in a soft pillowy bun. Kimchi fried rice was bursting with flavors and the creamy yolk from the fried egg added a velvety richness. There was a nice presence of bacon, fried shallots and scallion. Overall perfect. Excited to try the Ramen and Pho sometime!

Deadass the best Asian food I've had in so long 10/10 If anything happens we're ALL going down with…read morethem

Amazing food, delicious food and a cozy corner. Always leave feeling full and satisfied. Service…read moreis always always so great.

Excellent food and service . Generous food portions. Great menu we enjoy eating hereread more

I wasn't a fan of the food. I ordered chicken with broccoli, the chicken was over cooked they also…read moregave me a lot more broccoli than chicken.there was also this annoying fly that wouldn't leave me alone.i also waited about 25-30 minutes for my order My sever was friendly Definitely wouldn't eat here again Definitely not worth the money Also the food was super greasy and oily Once again I'd like to say the staff was friendly and that's why I'm not giving 0 stars

Very busy neighborhood Chinese take out place with a few tables and parking. Owner is a character…read more Menu diverse. My order was wrong but didn't have the time to Waite for them to recook it. Food was fair. Prices fine. Wouldn't come back though.

It was OK, but it had a funny aftertaste to the food. I think it's the oil that they use to cook…read morethe fruit in. And you can smell it when you walk into their place it's in the air. It's a funny odor and the odor you tasted in their food so I'm not planning on going there anytime soon. Maybe they should try changing their cooking oil so it doesn't smell so bad.

Despicably disgusting-- zero flavor (even after specifically requesting a spicy preparation), paid…read morefor extra vegetables and received literal slivers of carrot, canned sprouts and wilted lettuce... they didn't even use onions or mushrooms in LO MEIN. I'm a Brooklyn girl so inexcusably bad Chinese food is such a violation. Disputing the charge (overpriced considering what was prepared) and will never, ever return. This place should literally be closed down indefinitely.

This food was absolutely disgusting. The chicken wings still had feathers on them. The cheese…read morewontons somehow tasted old and undercooked at the same time. The rice was bland with no vegetables. Everything was terrible.

The general tso good well, better than the other take out down the block, its not fried till…read morenothing is left. The beef & broccoli is another story. Beef wasn't fresh, only had broccoli. The white rice is still soggy, not dry like other places.. maybe its just the batch.

Very good price... all chicken dishes are great but dumplings need work. Would recommend if you're…read morelooking for something cheap and quick

Let's get right to it. This place isn't the best Chinese join you're gonna get, but I think this…read moreplace knows that and therefore doesn't try to be. Rather Great Wall Chinese is a restaurant commuters can grab in a pinch, so given that niche it does well enough for me to come back a few times. It's not getting a 1 or a 5, let's be clear. Now, if the interior alone was what I was grading, then WOULD be a 1! 2 of its windows are cracked, 1 of which makes up a huge chunk of the door. The crack that is NOT on the door is huge! Like, GET THOSE WINDOWS REPLACED! The floors and walls look like they should probably be cleaned as well. Another complaint is that, right now, it's not really safe to walk to the restaurant if you're coming from the station. You got construction going on next door, so the sidewalk is fenced off next to it, leaving you vulnerable to oncoming traffic. But like I said, this place isn't getting a 1 from me overall! That's because of the food itself! Now, I can't say this is an all-encompassing review because it's not, and not all of their food is phenomenal, but nothing I have ever had from them was bad. I've had their Boneless Ribs, General Tso's Chicken, and now their fried shrimp. I've also had both fries and rice in my orders. The Ribs are about par with what a normal Chinese Food joint offers, which is to say they're very much edible and might I say decent for what they are. The fries are okay, but you do need salt and pepper to really get the most out of them. And then they do General Tso's quite well! Rice is actually a good side, so do have the white rice if or when you order from here. Tonight's fried shrimp was actually pretty good too. No complaints here other than they should probably offer more tartar sauce. Where this place really shines are their portion sizes! They give you a generous portion of food every time you order, or at least they did for me. That's why it does well in the "dinner in a pinch" department. You also have plenty of options that are under $10 in prices, which the fried shrimp with fries is one of those at $9. Prices on the higher end can get to about $14.50, which still isn't bad. All in all, it's very affordable and does give you bang for your buck. I've debated whether I should give this a 3 or a 4, but the unsafe pathway from the station is one thing I really cannot ignore. So 3 it is.

Ordered via Uber eats and food was hot and fresh even after 1 hour. Tasted good and the portions…read morewere good. Veggies were crisp. They followed instructions for adding a side of chili oil. Would order again even though they are on the pricier side for a veggie entree ($12.50)