A great neighborhood American Chinese restaurant. Nothing fancy about it but it's always reliably delicious. The steamed meat wontons are huge, the dumpling wrapper is thick and chewy and the filling is very tasty - we always get an order of these. The general tsos is well fried and sauced so the chicken still has a crisp but still has a ton of the sauce on it. The lo mein is packed with veggies and meat balanced with delicious noodles. The biggest selling point is that the serving size is very generous. We also get multiple meals out of an order.

Fantastic food, fantastic people. A DoorDash driver stole my order, I got in touch with DD support, and they said they'd redeliver. A few minutes later, Mandarin noticed that it was the same order to the same person, and called to check and make sure I wasn't mistakenly getting double charged. 11/10 customer service, I can't think of a restaurant more deserving of your business.

Lady checking me out barely communicated with me. She was busy playing online poker or something. No receipt, no thank you, no welcoming attitude. Fried rice had a strange taste. I'll still try another dish to see for sure.

The foods good, but I ordered the food, payed via card even included a tip for the driver and then when the driver arrive with my food, he gonna ask me "are you gonna pay for the food?" I told him "I paid with card" then he proceeds to hand me my food, are people not paying for deliveries? That rubbed me extremely wrong, other than that the foods good, at least what I ordered.

Came with a large group ~15 people. There was just 1 waiter so many things were not the fastest but I would say they did an adequate job. I liked the menu a lot as almost each dish had a picture associated. Very helpful. We ordered quite a few things to share amongst us, all or most from the Signature dishes, most of which I got to try. Everything tasted good, my favorites being the Sliced Beef and Tripe in Chili Sauce, Chongqing Spicy Chicken and Spicy Sichuan Fish Fillet. I would say in general being a Sichuan style restaurant, their spicy dishes were better than non spicy. Keep in mind in the photos I attached, not all are depicting the full portion as I took the picture when the dish got to me. Portion size was generally pretty good.

Nice quiet home-style Chinese restaurant. But it is really intimidating when business owner, (not waiter), make up tip options from their heads, and even circle them out on ur bill, specially when there is no real service to pay for. Some business owners just look at tips as a pure, sweat free, income, and care about it & watch for it more than the actual meal bill it's self. Again, circling the tip options on the bill, while all the service we got was to put the food on the table is intimidating. Bill picture below 👇🏻👇🏻