I LOVE THIS PLACE AND EVERY SINGLE EMPLOYEE!!!!!! Not only have I have ordered from here but so have all my coworkers and friends. This restaurant is hands down THE BEST from SERVICE to their AMAZING FOOD. It's always cooked to order. Hot and fresh. Always ready. They even know who you are when you call if you order more than 2 or 3 times

Best Chinese takeout I've had in town. I personally recommend the lo mein & wonton soup.

You’ve got to try their sticky rice and turnip cake—they’re amazing! I often stop by this place just to grab them for a quick lunch. They’re so delicious, and I’m really happy I can swing by RD anytime to pick up my favorite dim sum items. Also, the lady who’s usually there from morning to lunchtime is always so kind and sweet—it makes the experience even better.

Ok, so this place is inside the relatively new huge oriental market. This market has an incredible assortment of products. One could spend the whole day in there browsing and shopping. They have several different restaurants/eateries. I just wanted some lo mein. So I went with this place, a mistake! I paid $11.02 for an order of shrimp lo mein. I originally wanted roast pork lo mein, but the lady said they don't have it. Well first off, noodles were pasty, I couldn't be sure if it was just some generic spaghetti. There were 7 tiny shrimp with the noodles and some raw onion and absolutely nothing else. No green anything, I mean nothing, but onion. And normally people peel the onions, like take off the outer skin and then a layer or two or three. Apparently, just the outer brown skin was removed and nothing else. I mean the onion pieces were so tough and raw, there is no way anyone could chew that. Maybe if you had a razor blade on you, you might be able to cut through it! As far as anything resembling a sauce, there was nothing, just moist blandness. The lady hands me the bag, I go home totally ready to chow down and get that, yuk! Also, nothing else in the bag but a plastic fork and a cheap napkin. For 11 bucks, you could at least give me a fortune cookie, or a packet of soy sauce. Worst dining experience ever. Just being honest.