Everything we ordered was fantastic and fresh. The General Chicken / 左宗鸡 was just the right amount of spicy, not overpowering at all. The Sesame Chicken / 芝麻鸡 was also very good. The Kung Fu Bao ( 4 ) / 包子 was light and fluffy, perfect little pillows of yumminess. The Dumpling ( 10 ) / 饺子 were also delicious and perfectly cooked.
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Kimberly S
1 contributions
Loved
• 10/24/25
• DoorDash order
The Dumplings and sauce were phenomenal. The Small Lo Mein
a more than decent portion and also good. Definitely a great eating experience. But that Taro Milk Tea w/ Boba was something else. Between the color, texture and taste...it was the best Tea I've ever tasted. If I could have it everyday... I would.
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Devan H
6 contributions
Didn't like
• 2/8/26
• DoorDash order
the food is very over priced for low quality chinese food. this is very low quality, the chicken has very strange flavor to it.
however the rice is very good.
we got the general and the bourbon. the bourbon was not very good at all and the general was a 5/10, still able to be eaten. the bourbon was not edible.
the coke was good, and the egg roll was not bad, it was a bit soggy but that could be because it was far away. i rate this store a 4.5/10 stars, the rice really helped, if we only ordered the bourbon i would have requested a refund. it was one of the worst places we have ordered from.
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Autumn H
8 contributions
Didn't like
• 3/18/26
• DoorDash order
General Chicken Combo 🌶️ is really good I got steamed rice which also was good but the kung fu boa was thick and the center was sometimes filled sometimes had very little filling. The boba tea is good but no straw to get the boba out the bottom but I will get it! Egg roll was also good but not a lot of flavor... I will skip the spring roll next time
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Vanessa G
1 contributions
Liked
• 1/10/26
• DoorDash order
I loved the Chicken on the Sticks ( 4 ) they were very tender. The noodles and rice were good but imo there was a bit too much onions and I wish they had more flavor. Overall very yummy and worth the money.
