Not the best Chinese food to ever exist, however for the price you pay and the portions you get, it’s an absolute bargain! My favourite is easily the chow mein with orange chicken and honey sesame chicken breast. If you’re on a budget but also want to eat tasty takeout at the mall, then this is the place to go. Overall, 8/10.

Massive and tasty food. Definitely need a drink with it on how salty the food can be but we did love the orange chicken, it definitely lived up to expectations!

I had the seafood soup here for lunch, and my experience was decent overall. For just $15, I was impressed by how generous they were with the shrimp and crab meat—it was a pretty full plate! That said, the flavor itself wasn’t anything special. Having traveled to several Asian countries, I know how this dish can taste, and this version didn’t quite hit the mark. The ingredients felt a bit bland and not spicy at all. It also seemed like everything was cooked separately and then combined, whereas cooking it all together would have created a richer, more cohesive flavor. Overall, it was okay—I’d rate it a 3.5/5.

First time in as they were closed last time we were at the MOA. To me, it was worth the wait. The food was seasoned well and flavorable. The portions were just right. This food beats any of the Chinese places in GRFK. The cold Szechuan noodles hit the spot and the Chongqing spicy noodles was a great mix of savory and spicy. Both could be a bit more spicy, but I cannot complain. Oh, almost forgot, the noodles are hand-made.

Prices are a bit expensive. There isn’t even a deal for an entree and appetizer. The workers weren’t very friendly at all. Also, they didn’t even give me a fortune cookie!!

It's called Beef and broccoli. But I received just the broccoli. Make sure you do a correct portion of both. Thank you.