Food was pretty good. Not the best I've ever had but decently priced so can't argue that.

Went to NJ to visit my aunt with my family and she told us about the China Moon Chinese restaurant .I ordered a spicy chicken and brocolli with house special fried rice.It tasted great.Also pork fried rice with mixed Chinese vegetables.We ordered ahead and picked it up.Food was tasty and prices ok.

Very large portions, the food was amazing. Shrimp lo mein was perfect, general tso, rice crab Rangoon, spring rolls, chicken nuggets, fried rice and French fries and so much more was excellent. Can’t wait to come back and try more. The perfect dinner delivered to our suite and still hot. In less than 30 minutes. We couldn’t have asked for more.

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We lost a treasured restaurant, an amazing part of the community. The employees will be missed. The town will never heal. Chinese food as good and consistent as the food that was served here will never be found elsewhere. RIP South China Gourmet I wouldn't have made it this far in life without the food you made.

The portions are laughable. For the amount they charge I'd expect at least ⅓ more food. Speaking of the food, it was not bursting with flavor. In fact, it was quite mediocre. I was looking for a new place to try and this is not it. However, the service is slightly better than average. Lastly, the over all decor is drab, dreary and depressing. In a word, terrible.

Great chinese food,never get disappointed every time when I order.

Some dishes were excellent - beef and broccoli had tons of beef and was tasty, bbq ribs were meaty and plentiful. Some things were disappointing though - egg drop soup tasted like it was cooked/heated in a dirty pan, it tasted heavily of used oil and I ended up throwing it all out. Staff was super friendly though. Will probably give them another try and update rating accordingly.

I ordered 5 egg drop soup. He only charged me for one then had to charge me again for the other 4 then when I get home I find out I didn't even get spoons or napkins and I didn't even get egg drop soup. I got wonton soup. I wasn't going to waste gas going back so instead I'm here writing this review. If you visit here, maybe remember to ask for napkins and spoons and verify your order before you leave. 👍

We’ve grabbed food from twice. First time, the orange chicken was overcooked and stringy/not edible. Tried the bourbon chicken last night, it was not only too hard to eat, but had bones all in it. This place is actually disgusting and I’m surprised it’s not closed down. I’ll never order from here again. Shame on this place for serving people stuff like this for the prices they charge.

Been coming here for decades... Food is as good as always. I've always had good service, and on the rare occasion there was a mistake, they are quick to help and fix it. Plenty of places in town don't take credit cards, so I don't understand the outrage in some of the reviews.

I wish I got the name of the woman who took my order tonight. She went above and beyond. Not everyone is perfect especially in the food service business but she nailed it. I appreciate her. Food was great as usual. Will support The Great Wall always.

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.