Mandarin Village

It's a great place to order to get food to go for sure. This is literally one of the only few restaurants I know that makes Hong Kong Chinese Noodles. No other place makes that so it's special the house fried rice is really good too. Me and My Mom had lunch there and both enjoyed our lunch meal. The food here is delicious. What are my favorite spots for Chinese takeout.

Unfortunately tonight I found a piece of old metal (small hard wire) in my sweet chili sauce shrimp. I had been calling the restaurant to alert them and no one answered the phone. I hope I didn’t swallowed any pieces of that wire!

Absolutely disgusting. I don’t know what kind of place this is. The food is inedible and looks awful. I ordered 3 chicken chow mein and see the picture for reference.

My first time here and my fries were either old and reheated or just over cooked. They tasted like grease. I don’t cook my fries until they are this color!!!! The person who took my order was polite but made excuses as to the shade of the fries. They tasted awful. He said the owner wasn’t there. He tried to offer to make another batch but I couldn’t wait. I was very disappointed as my initial and last visit. I gave him two stars for his effort but this is unacceptable.

I don’t usually write reviews, but I spent about $40 through delivery for this meal (shrimp japchae and chicken chow mein), and it was completely inedible. The chow mein was unrecognizable as any food item, and tasted horrific. We could not even keep the chicken in our mouths, it was so bad. The japchae tasted nothing like japchae, and the sauce it sat in was sour and salty. I could barely get through a few pieces of what seems like breaded and soaked shrimp. I even tried to eat the shrimp with white rice, but I couldn’t take more than a few bites. We also got chicken fried rice, and the peas in it were hard. The entire meal had to be tossed. I don’t know if it was just a bad night, but I am very upset for the waste of food and money. There was not a single aspect of this order that was salvageable.