Chinese Restaurant

A great place for some noodles! This is probably the best tomato noodle soup I've had. The broth was robust and flavorful. The flavor also seeps into the noodles. The dan dan noodles are delicious too. The scallion pancakes stuffed with duck is a must try! I'll be returning to try more food. Would recommend!

Tried a variety of dishes here. Dry pepper chicken was good, but the chicken weren’t meaty. My favorite dish wash the mashed eggplant and pepper. Tried it 5 year ago and it’s still good! Just be careful if it’s you’re first time eating here, things can get a bit spy-c….

Today was the 1st time I ever ordered from this spot. And let me just say it is very delicious and freshly made. I ordered myself the lunch special of chicken w/ brocoli in garlic sauce with white rice. Mmmm mmm deliciously good!!!! I paid $10.35 for my order.

Good chinese takeout spot. Food is hot, tasty, fresh, and well priced. Lunch special is $9.50 as of Oct 27, 2023.

First time eating here and I ordered online. I got the lunch special chicken & broccoli and the thai chili wings. It was both good and I had enough for lunch the following day. Plenty of options and pricing is fair. Will buy from here again.

Will be my new go to place for Chinese takeout. Very good and sufficient delivery (30 mins) on a Friday night! Would have given 4.5 stars if that was an option.

Ordered for lunch due to the variety offered and the images presented on ordering menu. I wasn’t expecting the best but the real thing was disappointing. Taste aside, quality of the ingredients is poor. For ex.. the beef had consistency of cardboard box, the scrambled egg was rubbery.. I took a few bites and tossed it out. Rarely write negative reviews and I’m not a food snob.. but feel compelled it would help someone avoid this place. Also, I’m Chinese and know what these dishes are supposed to taste. Charging the kind of prices for this quality of food is shameful.

Wokout delivers fresh, authentic Chinese food every time. The flavors are rich, portions are generous, and everything arrives hot and well-packaged. A reliable go-to for great takeout!

The minute I put my order in, the cook begin making it. I usually order inside. Takes no more than 10 minutes, food is always fresh and not, crispy. And presentation is on point. My go-to neighborhood spot.

While the customer service was pretty good, my food was absolutely dreadful. The shrimp and broccoli that I ordered was tasteless and the broccoli was over cooked. I also has shrimp rolls that were rather lackluster. Tasted a not tangy, not sure if they were spoiled or not. Def will not order again.

The most disgusting food I ever ate was from a Chinese restaurant, despite having grown up eating Chinese cuisine. As others have mentioned, the food was extremely chewy because it was undercooked, and some of it tasted like it was frozen. I ordered Hunan chicken, and if you're looking for decent Chinese food, I recommend going to Mr. Wonton instead.

I recently visited this restaurant, a "Sichuan" restaurant, craving their spicy chicken wings. The restaurant was busy, so my order tooka while. Unfortunately, the wings were a huge disappointment. Advertised as "spicy," they lacked any heat, and the texture was underwhelming. This doesn't reflect the authentic, flavorful punch you'd expect from Sichuan cuisine. Overall, wouldn't recommend this place if you're looking for a true Sichuan experience, especially the spicy chicken wings.

Gem 💎! The noodle soup 🍜 noodles have a chewy-ness & 'elasticity' that resembles a hand-pulled style which is a Huge thing for me when it comes to noodles! The broth is also flavorful, heart-warming yet light / low fat 🐮 Note, the fried dumplings 🥟 seem deep-fried as opposed to pan-fried so I would go with the steamed / boiled next time for health reasons!

First of all, the broth is incredible. They add like sesame oil or something to it and it gives it this like nutty flavor that is soooo good. The noodles and vegetables are perfectly cooked and while I wasn’t blown away by the dumpling’s filling, it was still good. The service was good, and the space was nice enough but I wish they had real utensils.

The food has always been delicious at Pacific Moon, even from early on. I have lived in this neighborhood for my entire life and have tried every other Chinese food restaurant in the neighborhood, but none consistently serve well prepared and delicious food. I have not ordered from any other place for the past few years. This is a family business and the family that runs the restaurant are terrific people. I have never met such hardworking, and friendly people. There are always free things included and they are always friendly and kind. And did I mention the food? My favorite dish is Beef with Brocoli and steamed dumplings. I love Pacific Moon!

I am a regular customer and told the lady couple of times about the spoiled rice. It seems like she does not care.

This place is a joke. I ordered dinner for me and my 10 year old daughter tonight. We are staying at a hotel and she wanted pizza which was on the way. I ordered shrimp with lobster sauce. What I got was shrimp in water. It literally had not even a hint of lobster. None whatsoever. On top of that the flavor it did have was gross. I called and kindly asked if I could just get store credit because at this point I assigned myself to sharing the pizza mentioned earlier so we didn’t have to go back out. She refused to give me store credit and said if I wanted to exchange it I had to bring it back to the store. Then the line went dead. I had to call back to tell another lady what had happened and what I wanted to replace my order. She took it and I drove all the way back to the restaurant. When I walked in I was met with such a nasty unprofessional attitude that I became irritated. Then she refused to serve me at all. Then told me I had to go back to the hotel room to get my card or I would not get a refund. I refused to leave the store and finally after all that she refunded my money and told me to have a good night. She did me a favor.

The kitchen is clean and efficient, the food is made quickly, and they even accept Apple Pay which was helpful as I didn’t have my wallet. I like that they include General Tso’s Tofu on the menu. Reasonably priced, too. Very kind owners. I am happy to have tried their food. Happy New Year. 🎆 🐍

For a buffet down here it's fantastic. The area as a whole lacks in quality food outlets so this is a breath of fresh air. They stay open later than almost all other choices besides the fast food joints. The food is fresh, and the price isn't too bad for what you get.

It's clean and usually busy. That being said, there seems to be a lot of chaos (lost orders and whatnot). The lomein is really good and consistent. The chicken is white meat and fried crispy. The sauces are a let down--they're too bland or too sweet. Oh, and the egg rolls are somehow mushy.

When I asked them what the difference was between Steamed Dumplings and Steamed Wontons, they were completely confused. One of their staff was a 'local' woman who had no language challenge. No worries 👍. One of the two came with sauce in the dish. Enough sauce to then use with the other. I was HUNGRY and wanted Chinese food. Mission accomplished.

i’ve found hair in my food twice from here now

Uncle Roger would approve. Hadn't had Chinese in over a year, so I felt like it was time to break that combo and order some take out from the Golden Bird, as it is a location I pass by all the time on the way home. Ordered over the phone, going with the special of the week, Pineapple Chicken with Egg Fried Rice, a Vegetable Egg Roll, and some Crab Rangoon. All together coming to a little over $31 before tip. I feel like this was a pretty fair price, given the heft of the chicken dish alone. Order only needed 15 minutes to be done, though I was held up by traffic, and yet it was still nice and warm by the time I got everything home and set out. The crab rangoon, as I expected, was delicious. Never had bad crab rangoon before, kind of hard to mess up, but I guess you can get shorted on the filling. Not the case here though. The egg roll was also pretty good, though I will say it had a slightly sour-ish aftertaste. It only happened after the first bite, so maybe it did not vibe well with the rangoon? As for the chicken, well, it was a lot. Tons of veggies, good proportions of meat, and a nice slightly spicy flavor that just lit the top of my tongue ablaze. The egg fried rice, my choice of accompanying side, was also real good. It was a bit oily, which was weird, perhaps they used fresh rice instead of day-old? But the flavor was still there and it had nice large chunks of fried egg. Yummers. Saw quite a few people saying this place has changed for the worse, but I'd disagree, it was fine by me.

The Bird isn't what it used to be. It was excellent under the previous owner with good quality, hot and tasty Chinese food. Ever since new owner took over it hasn't been the same...much higher prices, smaller portions, different food supplier because many of the dishes, appetizers, soups, etc just don't taste the same.