I was very happy with this place! I love wings, but I’m not a fan of jumbo ones—I prefer the smaller wings, and the ones here are phenomenal. If you’re into jumbo wings, don’t worry—they have those too, along with breaded wings. If you’re looking for great pizza and wings in the Dover/Wingdale area, this is definitely the place to go. Keep in mind, though, this isn’t really a sit-down spot. While they have two or three tables, it’s primarily a takeout joint.

Ample hours and decent pizza at fair prices. Small dine-in section consisting of two comfortable booths. Brisk take-out business. Large pies measure eighteen inches across! Small but clean bathroom and courteous staff. Exquisite chocolate cake and some other desserts like cheese cake. Sodas, teas and bottled water as refreshments. Pretty yuletide decorations. Parking in the shopping plaza’s lot out front.

Bought some biriyani last week, after coming home I realized probably the biriyani was at least a week old…but I was told by the old man biriyani was cooked that morning…absolute liar…he charged me for 7 kebab when I bought only 5…went back in from parking lot for refund he gave some silly excuses…that was the first time, same thing happened to my family members too…check your receipts carefully before you leave the store…I’m not going back there anymore.

I go here to get my spices. The service is always good.

Delicious & fresh food especially for the price. Easily the best food place in the mall & top 3 halal places in the area. Staff is very friendly. Definitely a hidden gem.

The food is great! It’s made fresh and right in front of you. It’s probably the healthiest food choice in the mall. T server is generous with the food and the owners are great people. I highly recommend eating here especially if you want a healthy option.

Visiting NY for the first time in years, I took the grandkids to the mall to go to Bounce. We stopped at this pizza place because it advertised itself as NY pizza, which I hadn't had for a long time. Delicious! The girl who worked the counter was friendly and fast, the slices were hot and just like I remembered from my youth in Brooklyn. My granddaughter, who lives with me in North Dakota, almost swooned when she took her first bite. That was exactly the reaction I was hoping for and it gave me a little thrill that I could show her that mid west pizza is not the same as the real deal from NY. Prices were good for a mall, plenty of seating, good service, what else can you ask for?

First they lost the on line order. Which there was no compensation for there mistake. Making my family and I wait. Probably the worst pizza I ever had. Cheap cheese. Sorry gave it a shot. I lost !!!!

I got take out here the other day and ordered in the restaurant. The staff here, who I assume are the owners, are so nice and welcoming. I saw locals coming in, and they were all greeted like old friends. The food was crisp and delicious and was not too greasy. The lunch deal is very well worth the price. The food came out in less than 15 minutes and was nice and hot.

Crab ragoons have minimal to nothing in them. We got two orders of them and both sets were empty. Better off going to any of the other local places. Waste of $13 Wanton soup and egg roll my husband enjoyed. Said it wasn’t the best but wasn’t the worst.

I love their chicken this is my go-to Chinese since I moved here. but today made me chose somewhere else. I walked in to order chicken wings I spoke to the cashier telling him what I want, another customer walks in and the cashier walked away from me and assisted the customer who basically tried to cut in front of me so I decided to walk out and go next door. That’s a form of discrimination because of my color you decide to help this white man money is money and you just lost out on my money.

The food itself is delicious and fairly priced. The location in Acme Plaza is convenient, and this establishment promotes remote ordering, going so far as to add QR codes to its menu. Emphasis on take-out is for the better, since the dining area is mangy, with run down, depressing furnishings. The Englisher works through a slit in a shower curtain hung above the counter, accepting cash, credit and debit.

Friendly, competent staff and convenient location, but only for take-out! No dine-in during this review, with 'Rona-proofing over the door. Food fairly good. Nice furnishings observed from behind the plexiglass.

The food is amazing, family is so kind, 10/10 recommend their sesame chicken, sweet and sour chicken, vegetable fried rice, spring roll, egg roll. You will be blown away by the flavor!

Me and my partner wanted to try a new place around Hyde park one night and we came across this hidden gem we absolutely love the food there and we will definitely be getting this again ! The portions are the right amount of food and the food is so fresh and delicious. We love to get the boneless ribs and fried rice combination plate that Comes with an egg roll and this amazing sauce. Hands down one of the best Chinese restaurants around here.

The food was not good at all. It tasted old, stale, and the flavors were strange. Sauce was way too thick and tasted like they just added soy sauce and bouillon together. Chicken was rubbery, and gross. The price of the food was higher than usual for the area as well.

WHERE’S THE CHICKEN? Tonight, I ordered two orders of sesame chicken. The chicken was reduced to a size of a pea. The glaze and sesame seeds out numbered the chicken. The chicken was mostly bread and very hard to chew. Customer service was TERRIBLE. After calling the establishment, the man on the phone said the sesame chicken is suppose to be fried and that we cook the chicken fresh. The man said, “We will keep an eye on it” and was unwilling to address the situation. We didn’t ask for anything free but wanted something to be done about it. The guy was very rude and eventually just hung up. Great Wall isn’t “great” at all.

Great quality, classic Chinese food. Egg rolls nice and flaky and I like the customer service they are very nice.

Wow. I'm not sure what that was that I just ate but not Dominican food. I am spoiled and live in Brooklyn, so this was disappointing. I paid $15 for mushy and dry goat that was cut into huge hunks. Taste was just ok. Overall, I was left disappointed. I like to support small restaurants, but only with merit. What bothered me most was that when I ordered, she asked,'Do you want beans?' I replied 'of course' because any self-respecting Latin restaurant INCLUDES beans as well as the rice and main item. In NYC, they also include a couple of slices of fried plantain. Not only did I end up paying 1$ more for the beans without being warned of the extra cost, but the plantains were $5 on the menu. I would have received an amazing rice goat & plantains for $12.99 max in the big expensive city, and it would include a drink. At some point, it's not really worth stating open.

The food was delicious, the service was ok. The person behind the counter was attentive, but gave me the feeling like he wanted me to hurry up and order my food. He was friendly and he didn't rush me. He was sitting at a table when we came in, on his phone. And I think he wanted to go back to what he was watching on his phone, and he did when he finished taking our order. The place needs updating a fresh coat of paint or something. The other person there was washing the floors while we were eating and that was kinda like not good. I don't want to see or smell a dirty mop while I'm eating. The price seemed a little high for what we ordered. Normally a plate of food at a take out place for two, use to be under $25.00 -$40.00 so when he said $40.00. I had to look at the menu to make sure. The lunch prices were slightly less. But it was after 1:00 pm so he charged like it was dinner price. I wasn't bad. I just wasn't expecting to go to lunch with the helper and pay $40.00. I would recommend this place to people, but I will let them know it's not a average lunch spot price.

Wow. I'm not sure what that was that I just ate but not Dominican food. I am spoiled and live in Brooklyn, so this was disappointing. I paid $15 for mushy and dry goat that was cut into huge hunks. Taste was just ok. Overall, I was left disappointed. I like to support small restaurants, but only with merit. What bothered me most was that when I ordered, she asked,'Do you want beans?' I replied 'of course' because any self-respecting Latin restaurant INCLUDES beans as well as the rice and main item. In NYC, they also include a couple of slices of fried plantain. Not only did I end up paying 1$ more for the beans without being warned of the extra cost, but the plantains were $5 on the menu. I would have received an amazing rice goat & plantains for $12.99 max in the big expensive city, and it would include a drink. At some point, it's not really worth stating open.

The food was delicious, the service was ok. The person behind the counter was attentive, but gave me the feeling like he wanted me to hurry up and order my food. He was friendly and he didn't rush me. He was sitting at a table when we came in, on his phone. And I think he wanted to go back to what he was watching on his phone, and he did when he finished taking our order. The place needs updating a fresh coat of paint or something. The other person there was washing the floors while we were eating and that was kinda like not good. I don't want to see or smell a dirty mop while I'm eating. The price seemed a little high for what we ordered. Normally a plate of food at a take out place for two, use to be under $25.00 -$40.00 so when he said $40.00. I had to look at the menu to make sure. The lunch prices were slightly less. But it was after 1:00 pm so he charged like it was dinner price. I wasn't bad. I just wasn't expecting to go to lunch with the helper and pay $40.00. I would recommend this place to people, but I will let them know it's not a average lunch spot price.

Wow. I'm not sure what that was that I just ate but not Dominican food. I am spoiled and live in Brooklyn, so this was disappointing. I paid $15 for mushy and dry goat that was cut into huge hunks. Taste was just ok. Overall, I was left disappointed. I like to support small restaurants, but only with merit. What bothered me most was that when I ordered, she asked,'Do you want beans?' I replied 'of course' because any self-respecting Latin restaurant INCLUDES beans as well as the rice and main item. In NYC, they also include a couple of slices of fried plantain. Not only did I end up paying 1$ more for the beans without being warned of the extra cost, but the plantains were $5 on the menu. I would have received an amazing rice goat & plantains for $12.99 max in the big expensive city, and it would include a drink. At some point, it's not really worth stating open.

The food was delicious, the service was ok. The person behind the counter was attentive, but gave me the feeling like he wanted me to hurry up and order my food. He was friendly and he didn't rush me. He was sitting at a table when we came in, on his phone. And I think he wanted to go back to what he was watching on his phone, and he did when he finished taking our order. The place needs updating a fresh coat of paint or something. The other person there was washing the floors while we were eating and that was kinda like not good. I don't want to see or smell a dirty mop while I'm eating. The price seemed a little high for what we ordered. Normally a plate of food at a take out place for two, use to be under $25.00 -$40.00 so when he said $40.00. I had to look at the menu to make sure. The lunch prices were slightly less. But it was after 1:00 pm so he charged like it was dinner price. I wasn't bad. I just wasn't expecting to go to lunch with the helper and pay $40.00. I would recommend this place to people, but I will let them know it's not a average lunch spot price.