Yang Chow Fried Rice: A savory blend of rice, shrimp, pork, peas, and fluffy eggs stir-fried to perfection.
Food • Lunch • Chinese • Sandwiches
"Recently called in for a pick-up. The guy who took the order was fine and confirmed the order price and how long it would take. When I arrived, the place looked nothing like the photos in Maps. It was boarded up, I guess due to the pandemic, or maybecrime concerns, not sure. A woman came to the boarded up window, no greeting or anything and blurted: Did you place an order? Isaid yes. I then asked whether they would reopen, she was abrupt and said Not sure . She processed my payment and then justthrew the card and receipt in the bin. Turned and left. No thank you, no good afternoon. I guess being boarded up means youwill be rude and unprofessional. The food was over-priced and average. Won 't be returning."
Soup • Asian • Curry • Chinese
"Good American Chinese food for takeout. Not authentic flavors or dishes, but solid American-Chinese favorites. We have ordered twice from this place: stir-fry, fried rice and soups are all good, and their sauces are not too sweet. I wish we had an authentic Chinese restaurant nearby, but this will do for now. The lady at the counter is nice and the restaurant itself is clean and well maintained, even though it is closed for dining in at the moment."
Fish • Chinese • Noodles • Dim Sum
"My family has been dining at BBQ Unlimited for over ten years, back when it was still known as Bangluck. If you’re accustomed to typical takeout Chinese places, P.F. Chang's, or the countless Asian buffets, this might not be the spot for you. However, if you're open-minded and willing to embrace something different, then you'll appreciate the distinct style of Chinese cooking offered here. This isn't Szechuan or the Americanized version of Chinese cuisine where beef and broccoli come with florets (though you can request that here). Instead, you’ll find Cantonese-style dishes, which are hard to come by in chain restaurants. Personally, I find the food absolutely delicious, but I understand that some flavors may take some getting used to. For instance, their beef and broccoli is served with Chinese broccoli, which can taste a bit bitter to some. BBQ Unlimited is a beloved spot for many Asian immigrant families due to its authenticity. It’s a favorite not only for my family but also for countless others we know, including Thai, Filipino, and Korean families. That being said, if you're looking for a pleasant atmosphere, BBQ Unlimited may not be for you. I agree that the service can be subpar, as many of the waitresses don’t speak the same language. Nevertheless, this restaurant offers something truly special. While it may not attract a wide audience, it has a devoted following. Recommendations: - Shrimp Pan Fried Noodle - Spicy Squid - Combination Fried Rice - Sole Fish (Warning: it comes whole with the head) - Beef and Broccoli - Chinese Broccoli with Oyster Sauce - Stir Fried Snow Peas"
Bbq • Vegan • Chinese • Chicken
"the boneless supplies and chicken teriyaki are fantastic. I am obviously very specific about my bone and kbK erseribs and this place makes them super good. not crazy fat and the sauce was surprisingly sweet for how not fat it was. it tastes like there's a honey in it. will definitely be ordered again here ): even if they chicken teriyaki sticks they get a huge portion / and had a delicious fire"
Cafe • Casual • Seafood • Chinese
"I think I found my new Asian Bakery to go to! My first immediate reaction was, this place is pretty spacious and clean. There we 're probably 7-10 tables for folks to sit and have tea, enjoy a pastry and enjoy the morning news and catch up with old friends. I 'm pretty much talking about the old folks around Chinatown. It 's cute how these elderly Chinese folks wake up early to sit and enjoy their morning. I heard that their sticky rice was legit so I had to give it a try. I 've been going to other places and their prices range from $3.50-$4. Sticky rice here is $3.95 with duck yolk inside! Other places did not have it. Nor did they have peanuts. I believe they spread oil inside so the rice wouldn 't stick to the banana leaf which is a smart idea. Other places I have to sit and peel... which is really time consuming lol portion wise was really good. Their generous with the stuffing. It was a lot. Overall, I highly recommend this place. Reasonable price with good quality . Got to try their steam buns next time!"
Soup • Family • Chinese • Chicken
"I really wanted to enjoy the food at this restaurant since it's close to my home, but I was sadly very disappointed. I ordered the Kung Pao chicken for lunch. While the portion of chicken was generous, the pieces were very small. It tasted like the chicken had been fried beforehand and then just tossed in the wok for my order. There were only a few pieces of celery and carrot, and I didn’t find any onions or peppers, which I’ve had at other places. The egg rolls were decent, but they had some burnt bits on the outer wonton, likely from other items that had been fried previously. Essentially, without Sriracha sauce at home, there wasn’t much flavor in the chicken or the fried rice. I think I’ll stick to the nearby five-star Chinese restaurants for the same price!"
Pizza • Kebab • Asiatic • Seafood
Gourmet
Chinese • Gourmet
Chinese
Soup • Pizza • Lunch • Kitchen
""Affordable prices for delicious Chinese cuisine. Perfect for individuals, small groups, or parties. We offer value combos for lunch/dinner specials, as well as standard-sized dishes ideal for 2-4 people. Don't miss out on our amazing fruit smoothies made with real fruits. Come give us a try!""
Asian • Lunch • Chinese • Japanese
Lunch
"This Chinese takeout is a family favorite. The staff is consistently friendly."
Asian • Chinese
Asian • Chinese • Dim Sum • Hot Pot
"Finally, a Chinese restaurant making the food in-house with real flavors and spices.  Located in a strip mall between Miss Saigon and the K&S market, it's rather unassuming from the outside, but spacious inside.  Want some real flavor, try the cumin beef or shrimp.  The warm gritty taste of cumin with lots of heat too.  In addition to a generous amount of protein, there are lots of properly stir fry veggies.  Tender crisp.    I have also had the twice cooked pork.  Really liked that.  Deep flavor and you can get it extra spicy.  Fried rice is a little on the plain side.  Their hot and sour soup is different from most others since they're making it there instead of re-heating industrial stuff.  Their spring rolls are small with a crispy crust, but definitely made in house too.  They make their own hot mustard and it has just the right amount of heat and mustard flavor.  Tables have a bottle of a vinegar/fish sauce that is an interesting condiment too.  They have lunch specials during the week, and a very extensive menu otherwise.   On weekends, Dim Sum replaces lunch specials.  We've yet to have that, but have it on our list.  Lucky Bamboo is a lot of what we've been looking for in a Chinese restaurant.  They're making their own food and sauces (not reheating food service frozen) including deep flavors and spicy hot is available.  Check it out."
Asian • Chinese • Chicken
"I ordered from this restaurant for the second time, and I'm beginning to question why I don't do it more often—it's really delicious food! The dinner rolls were huge, and I sampled four different dishes, all of which were outstanding. The portion sizes were also quite generous. This is undoubtedly the best Chinese takeout I've discovered in the area. Keep up the excellent work; we will definitely be back!"