No 1 China Restaurant

No 1 China Restaurant is a Chinese restaurant located at 107 E Baltimore Ave, Clifton Heights, PA 19018, USA. They can be contacted at (610) 394-9973 or +1 610-394-9973.

One customer stated that it was "Maybe THE WORST Chinese food i’ve ever eaten." They ordered "chicken wings, chicken fried rice, and a cheesesteak eggroll" and reported that "The cheese steak eggroll was soggy in the middle, and I didn’t really understand why the beef had the texture it did, very mushy." They also found "The chicken was extremely dry and very hard coming from someone who likes their wings fried hard, and the rice was very soggy, mushy, and greasy, and the chicken that came in the chicken. Fried rice was inedible, had a really weird mushy texture." This customer concluded with "100% WOULD NOT recommend."

Another reviewer used very strong negative language, saying, "This food is focking disgusting." They described "The wings are dry the rice isn’t fried it was soaked in vegetable broth or chicken broth the rice is very light it’s very yellow very soft and very mushy and this was very much a waste of my time if I have two more hands I would give them for thumbs down in my Charlie Murphy voice" and included a vomit emoji.

Based on these reviews, No 1 China Restaurant in Clifton Heights, PA, has received overwhelmingly negative feedback regarding the quality of its food. Customers have described dishes as soggy, mushy, greasy, dry, hard, and even disgusting, with one claiming it was the worst Chinese food they had ever eaten. Both reviewers strongly advise against patronizing this establishment. Local users should be aware of these severely negative experiences when considering No 1 China Restaurant.

Information about the environment and services (beyond food preparation) is not provided in these reviews, which focus entirely on the extremely poor quality of the food. Features, as described by the negative reviews, include soggy cheesesteak eggrolls, mushy beef, extremely dry and hard chicken wings, very soggy, mushy, and greasy fried rice, inedible chicken in the fried rice, and rice that is soaked in broth instead of fried, resulting in a light, yellow, soft, and mushy texture. No positive features or promotional information are mentioned.