This place is a staple in my house. Seriously I don't understand the bad reviews. It's my fav! Get the Singapore noodles!!!! It's spicy. I have had this exact meal at way more expensive places and these are just as good. I also love to kung pow chicken. The vegetables stay crunchy and are chopped up into bite-size pieces. I always order online from their website. Makes it easy.
(5)
Heather D.
I like this place because they deliver to my house, which is by no means close. There are places closer to my house that won't deliver so I'm grateful for that. I think that the food is good and the prices are accurate for the Chinese fast food it is. Delivery is also always quick! Good on a Friday night when you don't feel like cooking. I don't think there is a minimum delivery either.
(3)
Sarah A.
Standard Chinese fare. It is exactly what you would expect from a Chinese restaurant. Comfort food prepared the correct way. It won't wow you, but it won't disappoint you either. You will always receive exactly what you ordered, no surprises.
(4)
Jackie D.
This food is pretty gross. I almost never throw away food, but I threw away chicken egg foo young from here. We ordered a variety of dishes: steamed dumplings, crab rangoon, egg rolls, and chicken egg foo young. I've had better crab rangoon from the frozen food section of the supermarket - and these were double greasy. The egg roll was acceptable, if under-filled and small (and, again, greasy). The steamed dumplings were okay, but not good: We wouldn't order them again. And the chicken egg foo young went right in the trash. The delivery guy was also very rude - to the point of hostility. Before I'd even tasted the food, that had me thinking I wouldn't order from them again. Bottom line: If you're going to spend the calories and money for delivery food, don't spend them here.
(1)
Amy M.
Okay, it's about time I review my fave "greasy, guilty pleasure of a Chinese restaurant" that DELIVERS!! When I'm in the mood for some greasy Chinese food, I always start with the crab rangoon (they call them "cheese wontons"), served with that yummy pink sauce! I also ALWAYS get their "roast pork fried rice", it has so much flavor and so many pieces of tasty roast pork! This fried rice could be a meal in itself. The teriyaki beef appetizer skewers also have a lot of flavor and taste even better cold, the next day. The "General Tso's chicken" was good, lots of sauce and served with a good amount of broccoli. I'm just as happy when I order the basic "chicken with broccoli", it has a lot of veggies and just the right amount of the classic brown sauce. The menu is vast, but I usually stick to my "standbys" mentioned above. They are open 7 days/week until 10pm weekdays and 11pm on the weekends and again they DELIVER!!
(4)
Donielle W.
I was really in the mood for Chinese one night, and I didn't know that there was one that delivered in my area. My husband didn't want to go out so I looked up Chinese restaurants on line and called a few. I was so happy to find out that this place delivered! I called in to place my order and the woman hung up on me before I had a chance to ask how long it would be here, and the price that I was being charged. That was rude, however I just chalked it up to a language barrier, and I called back to ask. When I called back I was put on hold for like 5 minutes before they came back to answer my questions. The delivery man did get to my house the exact time that they told me he'd be here so that was nice. Unfortunately that was the only thing that was nice about the entire experience. I got the cashew chicken, my husband got the chicken and broccoli, and we each got an egg roll. The food was okay at best, and saying it was okay is stretching it. It was really greasy, but that doesn't usually bother me. The sauce that is usually on cashew chicken was hardly even there. If there's a such thing as being both greasy and too dry at the same time... this was it. I'm not sure if it was just a bad night, or if this is the norm but either way I'm really sad/ disappointed. I would have loved to have liked the only Chinese place that delivers in my area. I did go inside their restaurant to eat before, and I remember like it... however that was years ago. I'll probably give it another chance sometime in the distant future just because I want to like it, and with the other reviews I'm hoping I ordered on an "off night." When and if I do that, I'll be sure to update my review.
(1)
Scott D.
Lo Mein house special was delicious! Can't wait to go back.
(3)
Michael H.
Definitely the best Chinese takeout in the area. Very low key and inexpensive, but always delicious. I don't know what the official radius is, but they definitely deliver pretty far from their location. Try the Sesame Chicken.
(5)
Tim D.
So, I'm sitting at my desk (Yelping, of course) and my daughter walks in and lays the mail on my desk. It's a wad of advertising so I pick the clutter up and file it in the trash basket. I notice something different about a piece mixed up in the wad. It's black and red print on simple white paper. I fish it out and read, "Peking Restaurant, Delicious Chinese Food, Eat In & Take Out, Mandarin, Szechuan, Hunan, Cantonese" I read over the menu and it's brilliant and it's inexpensive and it's in Latonia by the Kroger on Winston, and maybe I'll stop in some time and try it... And, I'm about to throw the menu back in the trash and I see it..!!! On the front, I hadn't noticed it before, but there it was in big, bold black and red print... "WE DELIVER!!" Oh heck yes..!! A freakin' Chinese joint that delivers to my home... I didn't think there was one in this area, I didn't even know this one was in Latonia... I called, I ordered and it was delivered... I got the Egg Drop (Brilliant), Roast Pork Fried Rice (So Good), Sweet & Sour Chicken (the Chicken was Delicious, as was the sauce), and some Crab Rangoon (Mmm...). My wife enjoyed her Kung Pao Chicken & Shrimp (I did as well) and my daughter loved her Moo Shu Shrimp (and so did I.) I finished my meal (and much of theirs) and sat back in my chair to eat my fortune cookie. I cracked it open and the fortune read, "A Wise Man is Contientious of His Waste." Just sayin'...
(4)
Dustin C.
Love the Hunan beef, I walk in and they know what I want before I order
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : Yes
The popularity of Chinese food in America can be adjudicated by the appearance of China Town in many major cities in the United State of America. The popular trend of ordering or opting for Chinese take away food isn't unknown in America. Chinese take away food comes to rescue when you're too tired from work or too exhausted to cook. No one can resist the temptation of eating spicy noodles, shrimp, chicken, beef or pork cooked in the sweet and spicy sauce. The cooking method of authentic Chinese food is a lot different compared to what is served in America.
Generally, Chinese use dark meat small bones and organs to cook dishes but this changes when you are eating American-Chinese fusion food prepared using white boneless meat cooked with broccoli, carrots and onions. Back in China, the food is less spicy and oily as they favor steaming and braising method for cooking the most popular dishes. So, if you have a taste for authentic Chinese food, then try finding a real Chinese restaurant in the city. You can also try the most popular fusion Chinese food like Pecking Duck, Chicken Feet, Hot Pot, Shrimp Dumpling Soup, Mapo Tofu, Wontons, Chop Suey, Egg Rolls and not to forget Fortune Cookies.
There are not many restaurants in America serving authentic Chinese food. A little research on Restaurant Listings directory can help you locate the best Chinese restaurants in the city. Chinese cuisine is continuously evolving, and you can find a variety of dishes categorized as the food for lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, vegan, vegetarian, and diabetic friendly. So, if you have a group of friends with different taste patterns, save the hassle and visit the nearest Chinese restaurant in your city.
Amanda G.
This place is a staple in my house. Seriously I don't understand the bad reviews. It's my fav! Get the Singapore noodles!!!! It's spicy. I have had this exact meal at way more expensive places and these are just as good. I also love to kung pow chicken. The vegetables stay crunchy and are chopped up into bite-size pieces. I always order online from their website. Makes it easy.
(5)Heather D.
I like this place because they deliver to my house, which is by no means close. There are places closer to my house that won't deliver so I'm grateful for that. I think that the food is good and the prices are accurate for the Chinese fast food it is. Delivery is also always quick! Good on a Friday night when you don't feel like cooking. I don't think there is a minimum delivery either.
(3)Sarah A.
Standard Chinese fare. It is exactly what you would expect from a Chinese restaurant. Comfort food prepared the correct way. It won't wow you, but it won't disappoint you either. You will always receive exactly what you ordered, no surprises.
(4)Jackie D.
This food is pretty gross. I almost never throw away food, but I threw away chicken egg foo young from here. We ordered a variety of dishes: steamed dumplings, crab rangoon, egg rolls, and chicken egg foo young. I've had better crab rangoon from the frozen food section of the supermarket - and these were double greasy. The egg roll was acceptable, if under-filled and small (and, again, greasy). The steamed dumplings were okay, but not good: We wouldn't order them again. And the chicken egg foo young went right in the trash. The delivery guy was also very rude - to the point of hostility. Before I'd even tasted the food, that had me thinking I wouldn't order from them again. Bottom line: If you're going to spend the calories and money for delivery food, don't spend them here.
(1)Amy M.
Okay, it's about time I review my fave "greasy, guilty pleasure of a Chinese restaurant" that DELIVERS!! When I'm in the mood for some greasy Chinese food, I always start with the crab rangoon (they call them "cheese wontons"), served with that yummy pink sauce! I also ALWAYS get their "roast pork fried rice", it has so much flavor and so many pieces of tasty roast pork! This fried rice could be a meal in itself. The teriyaki beef appetizer skewers also have a lot of flavor and taste even better cold, the next day. The "General Tso's chicken" was good, lots of sauce and served with a good amount of broccoli. I'm just as happy when I order the basic "chicken with broccoli", it has a lot of veggies and just the right amount of the classic brown sauce. The menu is vast, but I usually stick to my "standbys" mentioned above. They are open 7 days/week until 10pm weekdays and 11pm on the weekends and again they DELIVER!!
(4)Donielle W.
I was really in the mood for Chinese one night, and I didn't know that there was one that delivered in my area. My husband didn't want to go out so I looked up Chinese restaurants on line and called a few. I was so happy to find out that this place delivered! I called in to place my order and the woman hung up on me before I had a chance to ask how long it would be here, and the price that I was being charged. That was rude, however I just chalked it up to a language barrier, and I called back to ask. When I called back I was put on hold for like 5 minutes before they came back to answer my questions. The delivery man did get to my house the exact time that they told me he'd be here so that was nice. Unfortunately that was the only thing that was nice about the entire experience. I got the cashew chicken, my husband got the chicken and broccoli, and we each got an egg roll. The food was okay at best, and saying it was okay is stretching it. It was really greasy, but that doesn't usually bother me. The sauce that is usually on cashew chicken was hardly even there. If there's a such thing as being both greasy and too dry at the same time... this was it. I'm not sure if it was just a bad night, or if this is the norm but either way I'm really sad/ disappointed. I would have loved to have liked the only Chinese place that delivers in my area. I did go inside their restaurant to eat before, and I remember like it... however that was years ago. I'll probably give it another chance sometime in the distant future just because I want to like it, and with the other reviews I'm hoping I ordered on an "off night." When and if I do that, I'll be sure to update my review.
(1)Scott D.
Lo Mein house special was delicious! Can't wait to go back.
(3)Michael H.
Definitely the best Chinese takeout in the area. Very low key and inexpensive, but always delicious. I don't know what the official radius is, but they definitely deliver pretty far from their location. Try the Sesame Chicken.
(5)Tim D.
So, I'm sitting at my desk (Yelping, of course) and my daughter walks in and lays the mail on my desk. It's a wad of advertising so I pick the clutter up and file it in the trash basket. I notice something different about a piece mixed up in the wad. It's black and red print on simple white paper. I fish it out and read, "Peking Restaurant, Delicious Chinese Food, Eat In & Take Out, Mandarin, Szechuan, Hunan, Cantonese" I read over the menu and it's brilliant and it's inexpensive and it's in Latonia by the Kroger on Winston, and maybe I'll stop in some time and try it... And, I'm about to throw the menu back in the trash and I see it..!!! On the front, I hadn't noticed it before, but there it was in big, bold black and red print... "WE DELIVER!!" Oh heck yes..!! A freakin' Chinese joint that delivers to my home... I didn't think there was one in this area, I didn't even know this one was in Latonia... I called, I ordered and it was delivered... I got the Egg Drop (Brilliant), Roast Pork Fried Rice (So Good), Sweet & Sour Chicken (the Chicken was Delicious, as was the sauce), and some Crab Rangoon (Mmm...). My wife enjoyed her Kung Pao Chicken & Shrimp (I did as well) and my daughter loved her Moo Shu Shrimp (and so did I.) I finished my meal (and much of theirs) and sat back in my chair to eat my fortune cookie. I cracked it open and the fortune read, "A Wise Man is Contientious of His Waste." Just sayin'...
(4)Dustin C.
Love the Hunan beef, I walk in and they know what I want before I order
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