Le China

People were nice the fried rice was fine. The Schezian chicken was ok. But the dinner portions were for small children. This costs $20. I took a picture with a bottle of water to show how small the portion was. It was very shocking.

our go to whenever we’re in the area! we are annual pass holders at Disney, and we loveee to swing by here afterwards! my top favorites: everything is SO flavorful! they fry their “crunchy” noodles in house- so fresh their egg rolls are hand rolled - YUM! they are great with substitutions, we love their sesame chicken with white meat! their dinner and lunch specials are so great in price. i’m not sure why they don’t have a higher rating! but it’s so tasty. this go around we got sesame chicken, veg egg foo young, and chicken lo mein, everything was great (:

Place was very nice. Service was fantastic. I am picky with my Chinese food. It wasn’t bad at all but it wasn’t the best. I was not a fan of the wonton soup. My wife really enjoyed her garlic chicken and my Beef and broccoli was par. The crab Rangoon appetizer was really good.

Disclosure: I grew up in NYC and nothing can beat (or come close to) my fond childhood memories of take out, hole-in-the-wall Chinese food, pizza, sketchy fried chicken spots, or heck even a warmed bagel with cream cheese on a cold autumn morning from the corner bodega. That said, Le China is okay. Maybe if you’re from Ohio (lol) this would be great. It’s a little bland but fine when you’re in the mood for quick Chinese food takeout. Located at the Publix Water Tower area, right along the strip that includes Mulligan’s pub, Little Greek, and the carpet store. They have dinner combos for $14-$19, where you can pick a soup, a side like fried rice or lo mein, add an eggroll, and the main dish. They serve the classic dishes like sweet and sour pork, general tso’s, beef and broccoli, orange chicken, pepper beef, boneless ribs etc. They also have items that you don’t see often in other take out Chinese places, like hibachi chicken (or other meats), Singapore noodles, Taiwan eggplant with garlic sauce. I liked the chicken lo mein and the fried wonton strips that came with the soup stayed crispy and are great to snack on. I always order online for pick up. The food comes out fast. There’s not much of an atmosphere to the dining area but the people are friendly and they always add an extra something if you get a large order. Last time they put in a container that had these fried balls, topped with mayo. Inside was soft, kinda spongy and had seafood. It might have been crispy but I left it inside the container, thinking it was some sort of sweet pastry (I didn’t know it was mayo), and I didn’t try it until I finished my plate.

Great house lo mein with lots of protein. The pan fried dumplings were tasty & so large I had to share. Great meal.