Lucky Star Express

Ian has the best customer service, employees of the year for sure!!! I have yet to be disappointed by the food here

Yuck , yuck , yuck ! I simply wanted chicken and noodles, never ate here before , described what I wanted, was given whatever, went back in very nicely to ask for sauce to give it more flavor, was charged even more after already spending a lot for so little food, because it mostly consisted of vegetables, and because I was running late for work I gave up and just left. I am a nurse working 12 hour shifts and I really wanted this for my lunch, sadly I’ll be tossing in the trash. First and last time going there.

Great tasting food. Guys up front was nice. Although the place looks like it might be shutting down 😞

Food used to be super good and the best in town. I’ve been going here as long as I can remember. Definitely a decline in food and cleanliness of the restaurant. Food tasted bland now and chicken has been super inconsistent a lot of the time it tasted like it’s cooked in old oil. The place is overall dirty. Looks like mold on the baseboards and floor. Seems like a reoccurring issue because other reviews recently have been saying the same thing. I will still continue to go here because it’s my local Chinese spot but if a new place opened up the road I’m afraid I would no longer support lucky star. It’s a shame to see such a north canton staple decline like this. It’s also frustrating when they ask for a tip when you order carry out.

I've been a regular patron for well over 10 years, but in the past couple years the prices have skyrocketed. Tonight I ordered two vegetable rolls and 1 side of teriyaki chicken and it cost $12. Sorry to say I will no longer be eating at Lucky Star *reply* I can find high quality cuisine entrees at food trucks for $15, you're low to mid quality chinese food that used to be a bargain, and the quality has declined as prices went up, I've eaten there at least monthly for ten years, it's clear as day. Good luck.