horrible. the kung pao chicken was so watery and has no flavor. the orange chicken was not even fried in batter! it was just pieces of cooked chicken. the broccoli tasted like chemicals. and again, there was no sauce just this watery soup. And there was barely any chicken just mainly vegetables. even the rice was dry and hard. we ordered off uber so maybe it would have been different from the restaurant. But we couldn't even finish it it was so bad. Uber didn't give us a refund so that was a waste of my hard earned money. I am very disappointed and never ordering from here again.

it was ok, the kung pao chicken had more veggies than i thought, the orange chicken didn't have a lot of sauce and the rice was a bit hard for my liking but it gave a lot of food for a decent price.

Food ( Egg Foo Young ) was good, no complaints. Generous portions. ( Especially the gravy ) What I am going to deduct points for though is the hidden service fee ! I paid inside at pickup in cash so why an extra dollar. The restaurant was definitely clean . Gave them 5 stars for that.

This use to be my favorite Chinese restaurant ever since they opened. Even when I moved to Fayetteville I would drive all the way to Spring Lake just to satisfy my cravings and today I found a maggot and a worm in my vegetable lo mein. I will not be returning and I suggest you go elsewhere!

A hidden 💎 in Chapel Hill! We love coming here and this is probably some of the best Chinese food in town!! My son lovessss the children's lo mein. I love the lo mein, chicken fried rice, and wonton soup, lettuce wraps. I liked the dumplings also. My grandma (who is picky) enjoyed her egg drop soup and couldn't WAIT TO COME BACK! Will keep coming again and again and bringing more of my family to enjoy this secret treasure!

We were wondering why there were only two tables of diners when we got to the restaurant on Sunday evening during the “busy” Labor Day weekend, we quickly found the answers after we ordered and the waitress brought our dish. The dishes were tasteless, “shrimp with peas” were all peas but shrimp, “beef with Cumin” is another disappoint full of hard-to-chew celery completely masking the cumin flavor. Or even the fried rice cake had a very plain taste. I know I will not go back to that restaurant ever again!

While most restaurants reopened their dine in service long ago since covid isn't a pandemic anymore, I'm happy to say Orient Garden has finally reopened their dine in service rather than just having take out. The menu isn't as big as before, and the prices have gone up, which is understandable. They haven't added soup back to the menu yet, but they said they will soon. My spouse and I each got a spring roll, which was bigger than I remembered. Unfortunately, it wasn't as good as I recall it being. She got the shrimp and mixed vegetables, which she said was just okay, but it was a very big portion. I had the Szechuan chicken, which had tons of huge pieces of chicken, but was just okay too. We both had plenty of leftovers to bring home. It tasted much better as leftovers. Hopefully, this was just reopening jitters cos they always had the best Chinese around.

Great place for takeout! For me, the portions are above average for the area while still being the same price. While you may think this would lead to the food being below average, that is not the case! The food (especially the sesame chicken) is delicious and filling. I have tried several other similar restaurants in the area, but Orient Garden is going to be my go-to spot!

I stopped by to get dinner after work. An asked for extra sauce. Where is the sauce? It is SO dry. Hense why I asked for extra sauce. For almost 18.00 youd think a little extra sauce wouldn't be a problem. She even repeated what I said. So I know she understood me.

I grew up on this she cooks just as good as her dad did

I've been a patron of AGGIES for years and introduced numerous friends and family to this place. The steak sub is the best!! The wings are amazing and please try the Blooming Tea!! The Hot Blooming Tea is the best tea you'll have anywhere!! So when I heard they need to drum up more business I absolutely took the time to give them an honest review. Give them a try! Nice atmosphere, kind staff and just a great place eat. A+!!

Atmosphere was nice and food was delicious. However, I didn't care for the strawberry cheesecake. The waiter (not sure if he's the owner) kept talking our ears off when we were trying to enjoy our food on our lunch break. He just kept talking and talking and talking. Also, I didn't realize this til after I paid but they charge you already for gratuity so don't give extra tip unless you want to. Needless to say I will not be dining there again but might order to go.

It’s been years since I’ve dined at P.F. Chang’s and my latest visit has me wanting more! For starters my bf and I ordered the BBQ Spare Ribs that were so good I forgot to get a picture lol. I would certainly order those again. My main was the Crispy Honey Chicken with Lo Mein noodles. I liked my meal but I would try something different next time. The Sesame Beef that my bf ordered was even better, especially paired with the Fried Rice side. I will be ordering the latter on my next visit here. We dined on a Sunday night, an hour or so before closing, so it was not busy at all. Our service was good but would’ve been great if our waitress hadn’t forgotten the bowl of soup I ordered but it was fine because I was so full after eating our app and entree and they did sincerely apologize so all is well. I do look forward to eating here again soon and since I am not from the area it makes for a special treat. I highly recommend this P.F. Chang’s location.

P.F. Chang's is always a good time. Our waitress was so chill and polite. It was a bustling Saturday and thank goodness we had reservations because it was crowded. But it makes sense because the food was great. We had the new Mongolian beef and it was so good, I got my usual noodles and the fried rice was great as usual. I was surprised at how much food was eaten, and will definitely be back soon.

For 16 dollars, I think they managed to give a good portion of food along with the egg rolls and drink with refill. The service is well maintained, very polite and the place is clean, the workers constantly wiping down area. I wish they offer the whole menu as the Pei Wei Asian Kitchen. But, for mall quality food, they do great job. Thank u guys

Good food for the price. Clean place, and nice servers. Wish they serve soup tho like egg drop / wonton / hot sour soup for winter season.

This is a Chinese restaurant that is next to a Food Lion, I think there is some correlation to the quality of food and the proximity of a Food Lion. It was pretty good food, descent size portions and the price was pretty good too. The area is a little sketchy at times but it is worth it to try this place. Very straight forward, no frills take out Chinese food. Give it a try.

Three stars for the egg roll. Four stars for the price. Five stars for the amount of food. One star for the taste. It was just really bland, the rice and sesame chicken. Hardly no sauce on the chicken and the little bit that was at the bottom still was not good. The rice, flavorless, except for the onions in it. I'm so use to flavor. Taste of China disappointed me too! So if you know of any great inexpensive Chinese restaurants in Raleigh please comment. Thanks!

was someone hired or management change just last year? i ordered their pepper steak and onion then & it was great. i came in today ordering the same thing. Wheres the pepper? Wheres the spice? Flavor gone! "beef" was questionable. Seeing the declining reviews shouldve been my red flag but you live and learn.

Up until this month this place was the best. They had fresh delicious sesame chicken and shrimp and broccoli and excellent dumplings. The last two times I ordered the sesame chicken has been spongy, overcooked, and clearly old and had been reheated several times. The sauce that used to be thick has been watery and barely warm. Super disappointed Probably won’t be ordering from them for a while.

We found this restaurant is a small hidden location, does not have a dine in order your food to go, the food we ordered was good, really delicious the Singapore chow Mai Fun was the best one from what we ordered it has a nice spiciness to it and curry flavor, the house fried rice is not what I'm used to eating but it's still okay. Over all great food they do take credit card, minimum of $5 no checks, and well walking distance if your a truck driver delivering across the street.

The food is always good. May not be exactly the same as the last time you ordered it. (If getting the same meal) Still good though! Language barrier from time to time. They always seem to work it out, even over the phone. Forever my go to for Chinese here! Singapore Chow Mai Fun is the best!!

Ordered for the first time and had it delivered by door dash. The food arrived on time and nothing was spilled. (We had a few liquids.) Everything was delicious. Shrimp rolls were big and plump. Shrimp Hunan had medium size shrimp and plenty for two to share and was the right amount of spicy we asked for. House lo mein was FULL of meat and shrimp. Sweet and sour chicken was enough for 4! The only thing that could have been better was the little bag of fried noodles. They are one of my favorite things. They were very light in color so could have been cooked a little longer and there was hardly any in the bag. I think we’ve found our new Chinese place! Definitely order again.

I came here and ordered takeout because I heard it was good, and it looked like they make their dumplings in-house which is very important to me. I'm getting tired of places using manufactured frozen dumplings. They all taste the same and it's not worth the money. So when I went in to order, I asked the person taking my order if the dumplings are made in-house. I was informed that a lot of their items are made in-house, which I was pleased with. I ordered an order of fried dumplings, and then I got a special dinner combo of chicken with broccoli, and I paid extra to have lo mein as the side instead of rice. The special dinner combo also comes with an egg roll. I realized that I ordered a lot of food, but I had been craving good Chinese takeout, and I could make the food stretch for multiple meals. The fried dumplings were definitely homemade. The meat inside was very juicy and had an interesting taste to it. It was more sweet than savory, which was interesting, but not completely a terrible thing. The chicken with broccoli was good, but had a light brown sauce instead of a dark brown sauce that I like. The dark brown sauces tend to be more flavorful and savory. The chicken and broccoli were cooked to my liking, though, and the food was hot and tasty. The lo mein noodles were delicious and tasted fantastic. The egg roll was pretty bland. Overall, the price I paid for the food and the amount of food I got was worth it. I'm always happy to support a local business, too.