Pretty good service.. extremely ugly decor.. i would come back for the honey chicken and egg drop soup though.
(4)
Katrina M.
Great place to eat Chinese :) I had orange chicken, egg roll, and fried rice ( pretty standard ). Atmosphere is pretty standard Chinese restaurant. Service was very friendly and attentive. PLUS family of 4 ate lunch for $30!
(4)
Jack H.
This little mom and pop has been in town for over 20 years. You get what you pay for in this restaurant. The Chinese food is average, much American influence, the American fare is the staple of their business. Lunch and dinner specials of breaded veal, steaks, fried chicken,fish and chips, halibut etc. The restaurant is a favorite of construction workers, the greatest generation, and young families. For two adults and two children your bill is under 35 bucks. If you are expecting more then lunch fare on a budget go to Asian Star. For a quick bite from a true family business stop by for god food not a Michelin Star.
(3)
Isaiah L.
Love this place been go there for over 20 years very family friendly and good prices I love the B
(5)
Sean D.
I'm usually not one to complain about food I eat because I like just about everything but this place was really pushing my desire to continue eating... It tasted like they opened a bag of recycled Panda Express Chinese food, heated it up, and served it out to their customers. The waitresses were fine, definitely tried to be personable but I couldn't seem to see any real desire to be serving us, as well as giving us take out boxes within ten minutes of getting our food as if to want us to not linger in the restaurant. All in all if your looking for good Chinese food sorry to say its not here. :(
(2)
Loni P.
I've been here about 100 times and have finally decided to never return, the service is awful, some servers would like to talk about their whole life stories and some were very mean, not to mention they would never refill our drinks or remove our empty soup bowls or plates, the egg drop soup tastes like cam bells chicken noodle soup, straight from the can, the chow main is alright, its very dirty and one time my daughter spilled her soup all over her and the server would not get my daughter a new one, she gaves us two napkins to clean it up.... last time i was there was a month ago and i got diarrhea for five days, never again! i am beginning to hate all chinese places!
(1)
Blake B.
Got the lo mein which was more money than their chow mein but it was more like ramen noodles without the flavoring packets. Also paid 4.50 for 3 egg rolls that were really spring rolls which they told me they didn't have. This place is over priced and a joke. Worst place to eat in Riverton hands down.
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Jean W.
Their sign out front should read: Keep Away! This is, without exception, the worst chinese I have eaten (ok, I ate what I could stomach). I'm not sure how they stay in business, but it's certainly not due to me, my friends, or my family. We were in the mood for good Chinese take-out, and dropped in to this place after grocery shopping (it's next door). BOY am I sorry I didn't look up the reviews before we paid money for this... First, I understand that drop in orders take a bit longer than call-ins, but we waited a full 35 minutes for ours - and there were no other customers eating or waiting. (If I'd had a crystal ball, I would have been better off just giving them the $28 and leaving with no food.) We ordered a few pretty typical Chimerican choices - Kung Po Chicken, Ham Fried Rice, Lemon Chicken, and Pork Chow Mein. More than half of the liquid contents had leaked out of the containers before we even got it home, which soaked the paper bag container, what a mess... The remaining half was still mostly sauce, extraordinarily greasy, tasteless, and completely inedible. It even looked nasty. The 4 bites I took left a big lump in my stomach that I would rather have gouged out with a pitchfork than ever go back here. P.S. the counter service was mildly friendly. Never let it be said I don't give proper credit where it's due.
(1)
Dustin R.
Restaurant owned by family from Hong Kong had me hopeful. Employees were not very friendly though. Food was even worst. If you like fried meat and sweat and sour sauce, this place might be for you. For me, it's not worth a return visit.
(1)
Emme F.
I moved here from CA, 3 years ago and have been on a hunt for a mom and pop Chinese restaurant like are prevalent in CA. I stopped in here recently with my kids. Oh my word, GROSS! I don't even know what we took a few bites of. It was supposed to be chicken. The chow mein was disgusting. Seriously, the Taco Bell across the street is a 5 star eatary compared to this joint. Save your money and fast for a day...yuck!
(1)
Lisa F.
My husband and I just moved to town and we were hoping a small mom and pop Chinese place would be good. Alas, it wasn't that great. We MIGHT try again just to see if it was just what we ordered. The menu also had lots of Anerican food. Why???
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Takes Reservations : Yes Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Parking : Private Lot Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Quiet Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes Caters : No
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.
Kali P.
Pretty good service.. extremely ugly decor.. i would come back for the honey chicken and egg drop soup though.
(4)Katrina M.
Great place to eat Chinese :) I had orange chicken, egg roll, and fried rice ( pretty standard ). Atmosphere is pretty standard Chinese restaurant. Service was very friendly and attentive. PLUS family of 4 ate lunch for $30!
(4)Jack H.
This little mom and pop has been in town for over 20 years. You get what you pay for in this restaurant. The Chinese food is average, much American influence, the American fare is the staple of their business. Lunch and dinner specials of breaded veal, steaks, fried chicken,fish and chips, halibut etc. The restaurant is a favorite of construction workers, the greatest generation, and young families. For two adults and two children your bill is under 35 bucks. If you are expecting more then lunch fare on a budget go to Asian Star. For a quick bite from a true family business stop by for god food not a Michelin Star.
(3)Isaiah L.
Love this place been go there for over 20 years very family friendly and good prices I love the B
(5)Sean D.
I'm usually not one to complain about food I eat because I like just about everything but this place was really pushing my desire to continue eating... It tasted like they opened a bag of recycled Panda Express Chinese food, heated it up, and served it out to their customers. The waitresses were fine, definitely tried to be personable but I couldn't seem to see any real desire to be serving us, as well as giving us take out boxes within ten minutes of getting our food as if to want us to not linger in the restaurant. All in all if your looking for good Chinese food sorry to say its not here. :(
(2)Loni P.
I've been here about 100 times and have finally decided to never return, the service is awful, some servers would like to talk about their whole life stories and some were very mean, not to mention they would never refill our drinks or remove our empty soup bowls or plates, the egg drop soup tastes like cam bells chicken noodle soup, straight from the can, the chow main is alright, its very dirty and one time my daughter spilled her soup all over her and the server would not get my daughter a new one, she gaves us two napkins to clean it up.... last time i was there was a month ago and i got diarrhea for five days, never again! i am beginning to hate all chinese places!
(1)Blake B.
Got the lo mein which was more money than their chow mein but it was more like ramen noodles without the flavoring packets. Also paid 4.50 for 3 egg rolls that were really spring rolls which they told me they didn't have. This place is over priced and a joke. Worst place to eat in Riverton hands down.
(2)Jean W.
Their sign out front should read: Keep Away! This is, without exception, the worst chinese I have eaten (ok, I ate what I could stomach). I'm not sure how they stay in business, but it's certainly not due to me, my friends, or my family. We were in the mood for good Chinese take-out, and dropped in to this place after grocery shopping (it's next door). BOY am I sorry I didn't look up the reviews before we paid money for this... First, I understand that drop in orders take a bit longer than call-ins, but we waited a full 35 minutes for ours - and there were no other customers eating or waiting. (If I'd had a crystal ball, I would have been better off just giving them the $28 and leaving with no food.) We ordered a few pretty typical Chimerican choices - Kung Po Chicken, Ham Fried Rice, Lemon Chicken, and Pork Chow Mein. More than half of the liquid contents had leaked out of the containers before we even got it home, which soaked the paper bag container, what a mess... The remaining half was still mostly sauce, extraordinarily greasy, tasteless, and completely inedible. It even looked nasty. The 4 bites I took left a big lump in my stomach that I would rather have gouged out with a pitchfork than ever go back here. P.S. the counter service was mildly friendly. Never let it be said I don't give proper credit where it's due.
(1)Dustin R.
Restaurant owned by family from Hong Kong had me hopeful. Employees were not very friendly though. Food was even worst. If you like fried meat and sweat and sour sauce, this place might be for you. For me, it's not worth a return visit.
(1)Emme F.
I moved here from CA, 3 years ago and have been on a hunt for a mom and pop Chinese restaurant like are prevalent in CA. I stopped in here recently with my kids. Oh my word, GROSS! I don't even know what we took a few bites of. It was supposed to be chicken. The chow mein was disgusting. Seriously, the Taco Bell across the street is a 5 star eatary compared to this joint. Save your money and fast for a day...yuck!
(1)Lisa F.
My husband and I just moved to town and we were hoping a small mom and pop Chinese place would be good. Alas, it wasn't that great. We MIGHT try again just to see if it was just what we ordered. The menu also had lots of Anerican food. Why???
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