I am not a huge Chinese food fan yet the food was surprisingly good. You get a good amount of food for the price which is also nice. The server, Jen, was very friendly and attentive. The space is not modern and could us some updating. Overall a good experience.

I had s pretty basic chinese food experience here. Nothing was bad just average.

Came here for one of our daughter's birthdays. It is a very nice environment; the staff was great, friendly, and gave us a great seating arrangement. The food was fresh, delicious, and very scrumptious; we enjoyed all of it. I didn't hear one of the kids complain about anything. We had a great time. Make sure you check this place out. Oh, and the drinks were strong and inexpensive.

Hadn't been to the Lo Kai in at least 10 years. This place has seen better days - I'd guess they haven't made any updates to the place in 30 years. Went there with my family. Were given takeout menus when seated. Water was served in plastic cups, and my Mai Tai had no garnish. Despite this our server Norm was great - very funny dude, and the food was excellent. Got fried rice, peking ravioli, teriyaki, gold fingers, crab ragoon - all were yummy. Despite the sketchy vibe I could see us going again, although I think Kashin Garden down the street is probably a better option.

Opt for a quick Chinese takeout in the area. Small place with limited seating and inside looks neat. The takeout packaging is good with all the necessary silverware and side sauces. Ordered spicy schezuwan chicken entree and it tasted decent with good amount of vegetables and white meat chicken. Flavors could be better and not spicy as mentioned.

Perfect order, We celebrated my mother's birthday. As she wasn't up to going out we decided to try the holiday party dinner for 20 -25 people. Pretty much everything's included crab rangoon, chicken fingers, ribs, chicken wings egg rolls chicken teriyaki beef teriyaki. Super fresh food. Definitely enough for everyone plus there was left over. strongly recommend this spot