Lotus Grill

October-Tuesday evening. I ordered sesame chicken, my husband ordered sweet and sour chicken. We also ordered a spring roll and an egg roll. This is the worst “Chinese” food I have ever had. Both meals contained chicken pieces that were HEAVILY breaded. I’m not sure if the tough, dry chicken was over cooked, of very low quality Or both. The sauces that covered the chicken tasted as if they were of a bottled variety. The fried rice we were given was not the golden, fluffy rice with lots of peas and carrots featured in their online photograph. It was a sticky rice covered in some type of brown sauce. Awful Because our order was takeout, we did not realize that the food was of such low quality or we would have returned it. Besides, I would have had to ask for a refund because I will never order food from this restaurant again. Hard Pass.

We ordered General Tao’s Chicken, salt and pepper tofu and spicy crispy fish fillet with black bean. Food was awesome very authentic. Daniel and his crew did an awesome job. Comfort food for.

The female owner is courteous and hard working. She cooks and serves the food politely. But the grown up son is very lazy, rude and not attentive with an obvious display of arrogance. Food tastes good, portion big for a very good price with home cooked style. The air in sitting area is not circulated fresh; instead is full of cooking grease

I was searching for Chinese BBQ when I stumbled upon this spot. I thought I was ordering Chinese fast food, but I was wrong. It's run by a Chinese family. The most expensive item on the menu is $12.95. Let me start off with the server isn't rude. There's a language barrier, and she's VERY direct. Understand this if it's your first time visiting. There are 2 menus here, American and Chinese. They're both written in English. The Chinese menu is for people interested in trying something new. I ordered the beef noodles soup. It's Northern Chinese style, which means it's GOOD!!!I had the option of spicy or non-spicy. I go big or I go home so I ordered the spicy. That hurt. They make this on the SPICY side. It wasn't inedible, but be prepared to sweat. The soup is packed with beef flavor. The noodles maintain a good consistency of tenderness. The beef cubes are marinated to the core and fork tender. They're delightful to eat. I tried to order something else, but I'm full. My total bill for the noodles, a Pepsi, and hot tea was under $15. It's definitely a cheap eats spot. I 100% recommend this place. Stop by and support this small business.

This is the kinda place where the food speaks for itself, because the restaurant isnt doing much speaking. The place is extremely unassuming, not decorated much, not the cleanest. The vibes are the opposite of immaculate, but that's okay. I've been to enough small asian restaurants to know it doesn't truly matter. Whatever misgivings i might've had about this place disappeared immediately when I had a bite of the beef in my beef noodle soup. I opted to order off the non-english menu, thanks to Google translate. That beef was so flavorful, so tender, i felt myself ascend. They weren't afraid to give me the 'less desirable' pieces of meat that a standard american wouldn't eat, but I loved. Cant tell if its because i ordered off the non-english menu or if its just me being Asian. Noodles were chewy and VERY plentiful. I got non-spicy but took a little bit of chili oil since I'm a weenie. My partner went with the Dan Dan noodles, which were delicious. Very flavorful, probably the most complex Dan Dan noodes I've ever tried (that's a compliment.) Not spicy enough for my partner's taste so they got some chili oil. We spent $24 (including tip) for a monstrous amount of food, so very affordable. Guy taking our order spoke mandarin, english, and spanish, which us just awesome.