I had a mixed dish with chicken and vegetables. Not very much chicken, left me disappointed.read more

I had made a large order on the weekend. The food was pretty good but my order came to 149.00 and…read moresome change. She rang it up and stated that it only rang up 129.00 I had cash on me at the time and made up the difference of 20.00 plus a tip. 2 days later the balance cleared my bank and it was rang up for 149.00 unfortunately they are closed on Monday and I was out of town the rest of the week so I am now out 20.00. Where I work; we have many large orders and will be sure to warn people about this.

It's not just a restaurant, it's an event venue! Rose Garden is massive and the inside looked…read morelovely (I just picked up takeout). We ordered: house special wings, Singapore noodles, shrimp egg foo yung, and sweet and sour pork. Everything was cooked well and the flavors were exactly what we were expecting. The sweet and sour sauce is house made and was delicious- we were glad to have ordered extra sauce! And the egg foo yung had a light and tasty brown sauce. The wings were tasty but I wish they had some crisp- they were quite soggy. The cost ended up being a little more than we were expecting, $70 for 3 entrees and an appetizer, but the food was quality and portions were generous. The Singapore noodles were 3 meals worth. Note: they will substitute fried rice for white rice with an entree, but it's a $5 upcharge per entree for a miniature carton of rice.

If you have asthma, don't go here. Their entire ceiling is decked with pipes for central air and it…read moreBARELY provides air flow. Basically eat and left.

Very good restaurant. I LOVED the dishes here as they were FLAVORFUL and HEARTY. The aura was…read morespontaneous..and the food was so deliciously cheap. Licking my lips and shedding a tear, but never fear, a beautiful future is near for those whose minds are clear....

ordered takeout before the storm…read more NOMd: - salt and pepper shrimp. big, tender and delicious!! one of the best around fr. i got shell on and the shells weren't too hard so it was easy to swallow. salt and pepper flavor was on point and the veggies were sautéed to perfection - mapo tofu. not authentic tasting more like a sweet tomato tteobokki and didn't realize it doesn't come with pork. the rice is not good quality rice either. service, etc: ordering online is a little weird. you don't get a confirmation text or have to pay when you checkout. i called to make sure they got the order.

The lady at the front was nice. I (male) ordered orange chicken and my partner (female) ordered…read morefried rice of some sort. Not sure what chicken that is, but it is not orange chicken. The food tasted good. Only problem was waking up later in the night with the worst feeling ever: consistent stomach cramping, diarrhea, warm body sensation. Not sure if this is food poisoning.

The food we thought was good. Some things lacked a seasoned taste. I read some reviews about…read moregetting the wrong food and I was leary to try them out. The woman who helped me was so incredibly nice from the moment we talked on the phone to place the order to when I picked it up and left. Super nice and friendly. Treats you like family. I was surprised! She even went over my order with me when she showed me what was in the box, so I knew I was getting the right food. Huge portions. Can eat off that for a few days. It's a small quaint space. A little space to eat, but I'm sure most people get their food to go.

Old school delicious Chinese food, the kind you want to take out and eat at home. Though they have…read morea large dine in area as well. (It's the old Pizza Hut location.) I had the vegetable chow mein. The vegetables were hot and steamy. Carrots, mushroom, broccoli, bamboo shoots, celery. The rice and dry noodles were piled high and I drowned it in soy sauce. Loved it! The portion itself was pretty big Service was fast, though not super busy inside. Spacious parking lot. There is plenty of seating inside, quiet and nice

This place is amazing. Reminds me of the Red Dragon in uptown that used no longer open. This is…read moregonna be come one of my favorite places

Tried the all you can eat dim sum on weekends 11-3pm lunch time. For $35, they give you 2hrs for…read moreseating and order whatever you want from the dim sum sheet menu by marking it with a pen. As a vegetarian they were able to modify things to accommodate. Though I could not try everything. Overall some of the dishes were super spicy or otherwise super mild. My favorite were the sesame balls. Warm hot and soft. Good way to try a bunch of their items on the menu. They have the robot waiter bringing the food over which was fun to watch! Inside the ambiance was new and crisp, did not feel like a repaint of an older place. They had some larger round tables for groups. There were kiosks to order to go in the waiting area which was nice. They have plenty of private parking.

Stopped in for dinner on a Wednesday evening at this new restaurant option in Riverdale. With it…read morebeing a new location, my goal was to try a variety of items off the menu. So, many things looked delicious it was hard to choose. The wait staff kindly walked us through the menu and suggested popular items in each category. Amongst the many boba drink options, I ordered the Taro milk tea with boba. I requested only 30% sugar and that was sweet enough for my tastes. For an appetizer, I ordered the Thin Sliced Pork Belly with Cucumber and garlic sauce - the sauce was flavorful with a sweet aspect that went well with both the cucumber and pork belly. I loved the unique presentation, so I had to try it. For a main course, the interaction and presentation of the Spicy Fatty Beef Rice Noodle was fun. The one spice indicator was a bit spicy for me, so the next time I know I will order a zero spice item. The volume of food in each main course item was amazing. I went home with multiple containers of delicious leftovers. To round out the meal, I got the Lychee & Rose Mille Crepes - it was amazing. I love both of those ingredients and the combination was perfect.

My friend and I haven't been here since the new ownership-- Also wanted to support local immigrant…read moreowned businesses, we got pho and sushi. The pho could use a lot of work, there was not much of a taste there. We had to adjust it to make it work. As well as the meat portion it was small for what we had. Sushi on the other hand was amazing! Only con was the rice, but the fish combination was fantastic! Service was great, they checked up on us and filled up water, and offer complimentary pork grinds

I can't even give them one star. We tried to order online and that failed so we called and it went…read moreto voicemail. We went and ordered in person which was just as difficult because he had to keep asking the chef questions and then we ended up waiting over an hour. $100.00 for awful food. When we got it home it was just warm and it was the worse food that I had ever tasted. I too a few bites and threw the rest away. Everything that we ordered was gross. I will never order from them again.

First time I've ever been to this restaurant and the last... I ordered cashew chicken. Worst…read moretasting food I've ever had. The chicken tasted old. I don't know what the five spices are that they refer to in their name, but there is a disgusting smell on it and absolutely no flavor whatsoever. I asked for fried rice instead of white and was told it would cost me another $4, which was fine except that it was nothing in it. It was just tan rice. Wish I would have asked somebody before I went there if they had ever eaten there. The lack of business inside should have been a dead give away.

Being in Blaine there just are not very many Asian food options. I was up this way so I'd thought…read moreI'd stop by. How bad could it be? So I walk in, and they have a standard serving line counter but there's no food, but restaurant supplies and boxes piled high. I was a bit confused and thought they may not be open. I was greeted by a lady, and there were paper menus on the counter. So I ordered the lunch special Shrimp Lo Mein, which comes with an egg roll and fried rice for $7.50. I requested the fried rice to be served in a separate container because I wanted to save the fried rice for later, and I don't like my noodles touching my rice. Well she proceeded to start an argument over the dang take-out box, insisting that it all comes in one box. I reiterated my wishes for a separate container, and she argued some more, so I relented. The total came to $8.03, I didn't have 3 cents, and there was a change box on the counter. So I did what any normal customer would do in that situation: take $0.03 from the change box. Man did I get an Evil Glare from the lady something FIERCE! In my disbelief, I threw down a dollar into the freaking change box. So the food comes, and I informed them that they lost a customer for 13 cents. 10 cents for the takeout box she wouldn't part with, and the 3 cents out of the change box. All this before I even tasted the food!! The cook from the back came up and apologized when he overheard the conversation, and he was very nice. While this was going on she gave me another cursing stare and stormed off. Heck he should have been working the front and leave the grumpy lady to cook instead. Upon reaching my office, I opened the white box, and discovered some seriously sorry looking noodles, and "fried rice" that was just that: rice that was fried with a very small amount of soy. The egg roll looked ok, no doubt came frozen and just dropped in a fryer. Now the actual tastes were very underwhelming. No...I'm straight pissed. The Lo Mein was slightly burnt, and not in a good way. It was too salty. The "fried rice" turned out to be cooked brown rice with soy in it. I don't know which part of China they come from, but I had no idea that this was even a thing; and I am 100% full-blooded Chinese. Fried rice is supposed to have a whole lot of other things in it, not the least of which would be egg and veggies, with WHITE rice seasoned with soy. The only redeeming factor in the whole box were the shrimp which were half descent. Oh I asked for chopsticks, and there were simply no silverware or napkins in the box. She did remember to give me a fortune cookie and a packet of soy sauce. Luckily I had one fork left in the office, otherwise so would have been eating with my fingers. Wow. So this was a 100% fail at being Chinese Take Out: Chinese, not really; Take Out, no utensils, bad food, bad service. Sorry for being a sour-puss. I write this stuff so that no one else would have to endure this garbage. It is my hope that in the age of Google and Yelp ratings businesses like these would have to shape up or get left behind.