the sesame chicken was so rich and crispy and sweet! the sesame seeds add a little more flavor, the rolls were big and filled with flavor!! I also got the homemade sauce to dip it with and it was a craving. I will order this combo again! also the ragoons are also delicious!
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Max G
9 contributions
Loved
• 7/6/24
• DoorDash order
Our new go-to Chinese. The menu, the key ingredients' quality, the execution and, ultimately, the taste put this place further into the "homemade" territory than most, in the best way possible. The Hot & Sour Soup (a reliable benchmark) was spot-on, the 2 oz. Hot Oil (Homemade) had great heat, and Stir Fried Mushroom was stellar. Looking forward to exploring the menu, especially the interesting traditional dishes.
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Alex A
Emerging Expert • 8 contributions
Didn't like
• 8/3/25
• DoorDash order
Overpriced and not tasty. Crab Rangoon tasted mostly like onion cream cheese. Mongolian beef was a small portion for $22 and they don't even give complimentary white rice with any of their entrees. The egg rolls were very mushy on the inside. Chow mein and potstickers were decent but that's about all that can be said about them. Nothing special about their food that makes it seem worth being priced so high.
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Steven D
Local Expert • 15 contributions
Loved
• 8/5/23
• DoorDash order
Got the Sesame Chicken , Egg Rolls (2) , and Rainbow Fried Rice. Good portion size on the chicken. Egg Rolls were small but finely constructed with a unique texture. The star was the Rainbow Fried Rice. The meats blend so well together, and especially enhanced the shrimp. Good spot.
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Brandon G
12 contributions
Didn't like
• 2/28/24
• DoorDash order
the quality of food has really suffered in recent years. the orange beef batter isn't crispy and crunchy yet is airy and flat. the Singapore Rice Noodles were flavorless. I know chef ping is a competitor but really yus has fallen far highly disappointed. still better than the panda express! used to be better imo in the past than stuff like pf cheng. now on par or poorer quality.
