I need to go back here and try some other items before totally deciding, but this was a pretty rough stop. A few of my friends said this is their favorite Chinese takeout so I finally made it up to give it a shot. I got the shrimp with garlic sauce combo and an order of Szechuan wontons. The woman was friendly and spoke solid English. The establishment was downright greasy…but honestly what Chinese place isn’t? The wontons themselves had very little filling in them. It was all crunch and no body. The sauce was also just … not good. Tasted closer to American bbq sauce than it did any spicy Szechuan sauce I’ve ever had. Also zero spice to the sauce. There were also peas and carrots in the container. Like … what? This was a huge letdown. I ate 2. The shrimp with garlic sauce had 4 shrimp in the container. The shrimp tasted great, and their garlic sauce was solid, but 4 shrimp. I should have gotten the chicken. I normally order chicken with broccoli and have them sub garlic sauce when I get Chinese takeout. I should have done that. There was also a plethora of vegetables in this that were just taking up the space the shrimp were missing from. Baby corn, water chestnuts, large chunks of mushroom/onion/pepper, snowpeas…you name it. The one highlight of the food here was the fried rice wasn’t just generic yellowish rice in a container. This was actual fried rice, which is hard to come by in these parts. The egg roll was unremarkable. I’ll go back and try other stuff at some point but for now - Five Star Chinese -Sucked.

Thus place is has great Chinese food. Only set back is THE WAIT! YOU WILL WAIT. no way around it. I wait EVERY time i go here religiously. They are very popular. Expect to wait. SO...order AHEAD & allow extra time on top of that too. So don't go there starving unless u order ahead for real. Really good food though. Only reason for four stars in Five stsr Chinese. Please get even more help to get this fixed other than that no problem. Its been like that since they opened for years

Food was delicious, service took a bit to get our order in but they didn't disappoint. Ended up getting a frozen drink and instead of shorting us the leftover waiter brought and additional little glass, drinks were tasty. The chicken Manchuria is on point and those chicken dumplings were yummy. The best was the garlic Naan, made the meal delicious.

Called for a combo takeout, they take the order and tell me 20 mins. When I showed up I realized that it didn’t come with salad like the online menu specified… when I asked about it he tells me that for call in orders it doesn’t come with everything written on the menu… and then he proceeds to say that they don’t even do combos for take out orders. I’m confused, if you don’t normally do combos for takeout orders why’d you take the order over the phone without saying something? You didn’t have a problem taking my money for an incomplete order so why not give me what I paid for? Horrible customer service. Cherry on the cake was getting home and actually eating my food. I paid $22 for FOUR shrimp, LOADS of rice & sauce and one naan. Never again!

We're in the area, and had a craving for Thai cuisine. Upon looking for a Thai restaurant in the area, we were surprised to see several choices. We decided to try out Thai Orchid because it was open, and close by. Their menu offers a wide selection of Thai curries, and other flavorful dishes. Seating area is not large, but accommodating. Staff was friendly, and service was fairly quick. The most important aspect was that all entrees ordered hit the mark. It was all nicely prepared, with just the right spices. They do offer take outs as well.

The red curry is awesome! I’ve had the others and they’re just as good too, but the red is my favorite. Always a great place to stop when driving to or from New York City to break up the monotony of the drive. Pretty easy on and off the The red curry is awesome! I’ve had the others and they’re just as good too, but the red is my favorite. Always a great place to stop when driving to or from New York City to break up the monotony of the drive. Service is also amazing - the servers are attentive and kind - even while handling a bunch of to go and delivery orders at the same time,! They even sell local honey and baklava at the counter… And they are fantastic!

Such a cute little place and probably the best food I had while on this trip! As soon as you walk in it’s like coming into a cozy little home. They have a large variety of food to chose from and some of the food is displayed in buffet style so you get an idea of what you would like to have. We had the chicken fingers and fries along with the Costillas guisadas which were amazing! Can’t go wrong with choosing this place as your go to food!

Our visit was on New Year's Day. Parking is very limited. There was only one person serving the hot table and waitressing the tables. She was very friendly and apologized regularly for taking long to service our table. She made every effort to give us good service. The food was not great, unfortunately. We ordered a big platter that said grilled meat, but the meat was very dry. The tostones were also stale and dry. I don't recommend it.

An honest review: good experience, great smell and atmosphere inside restaurant. Food- pernil was extremely SALTY and oily it’s inedible.the rice is perfectly cooked beans are simple. Chicharron is really well cooked and crunchy!

They post coupons in pocono book but they won’t honor it, and when I ask no one knows anything. They are rude! If you not gonna take your own coupons don’t have them! Simple! It clearly states no date but they won’t honor it, shame on ya!

First time visiting and food was amazing! We waited a couple of minutes for a table but after trying their food, totally understand why! Definitely worth the wait! The French toast and burgers were delicious. Can’t wait to come back soon!

"Friendly Service with Classic Diner Vibes" We recently stopped by Arlington Diner in Stroudsburg, PA, and had a pleasant breakfast experience. The diner has a cozy interior, and we were warmly welcomed by the host, who genuinely empathized with our 15-minute wait—a refreshing attitude for such a busy spot. The staff were patient, well-mannered, and quick to assist. We tried several breakfast items: scrambled eggs, bacon, home fries, toast, and a Benedict. The scrambled eggs and home fries were straightforward, though a bit plain, with just seared potatoes and no added veggies like onions or peppers. Unfortunately, the toast had a bit of mold, but the waiter immediately replaced it with a fresh batch, showing excellent customer service. The highlight was the Eggs Benedict—the Hollandaise sauce was fantastic, and my wife even requested extra on the side for the home fries. We also ordered a cheeseburger, which had great flavor with fresh, juicy lettuce and tomatoes, and French toast that looked simple but surprised us with a good flavor. Overall, Arlington Diner provided a quick and flavorful experience (aside from the toast mishap), and I’d recommend it for a classic, tasty breakfast if you're passing through Stroudsburg. Service: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5 stars) Food: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4 stars)

Delicious food. We had pad Thai, drunken noodles, red curry and pineapple fried rice. Everything was delicious. I was pleasantly surprised. I highly recommend!

I visited this place on my way to western Pennsylvania as my GPS took a detour and I wanted to stretch my legs and feed myself before driving another 2 hours. What a gem!! I was greeted by this old man and the restaurant was empty. Most of the orders were take out. I ordered Thai ice tea with cream, Tom yum soup and a basil fried rice. Although the fried could have use more Thai spicy seasoning, it was delicious. I was given a spice rack so I could add and increase the spice as per my taste and liking. Overall an amazing place. Recommended!!

Really great place. I'm not very smart, so I didn't realize they closed at 2 and I got lost on the way here, which resulted in me arriving at 2:05, while they were closing. The chef was still willing to take my order and was really nice about it. The food was really good too! Will definitely be coming back here, though I'll try to arrive when they're still open for business next time.

Have not had Tangled in a few years, and it was nice to see that the owner decided to down size and move his restaurant into this food court (Eleven25's food court). It looks like majority of the previous reviews were based on the former location, the relocation occurred back in August 2023. I ordered the Taiwanese Beef noodle to go, it was well packaged, broth separately packed. Tasted as amazing as I can remember the first time I had it. The prices have gone up with inflation, but this soup is so worth it. This place offer a variety of Asian dishes, but I highly recommend trying their Taiwanese dishes because it's their specialty.

We came here on a recommendation from social media. I really enjoyed the food. We had the duck for two, coconut shrimp with mango sauce, and a spicy beef dish. This was more than enough food for the three of us that went out, and there was enough for two lunches the follow day. My Chinese husband thought it was good, but did not taste as authentic as it could be. I did feel like it was similar to take out food rather than dine in Peking duck I’ve had before. I was not a fan of the thin pancakes that came with the duck as I felt like they tasted more like a wrap. I like more of a fluffy bun like pancakes. The duck was juicy and flavorful. Service was great, and we will overall be back!

Came for lunch and the wait was very short! We put our names on the Yelp waitlist w/ their iPad. We ordered: • Peking duck w/ buns (choice of pancake or buns) ($52) • beef chow fun ($16) • sautéed snow pea leaves ($16) The Peking duck was delicious, the skin was so crispy and everything about it was just perfect. I also really liked the beef chow fun. Their plates are perfect for sharing. The vegetables were quite good too, just a little too salty for my taste. I would absolutely come back if I were in the area again. Service was unremarkable. They gave us what we needed but it was nothing above and beyond, which is OK. They have call buttons on the tables and came almost instantly when they were alerted!

Was an absolute amazing meal with an even better price. Was cooked so fresh and hot it burned my mouth a little. Got the general tao chicken bento and omg so good. Egg rolls were delicious too. Also got a pork bun they were ok. My first time trying one a little dry but still good. The dumplings were a little too crispy but still delicious.

A "hard no" for me. I have previously ordered from the restaurant. There were no complaints until most recent. During my recent visit, an item I inquired to the restaurant worker was not on the menu. The restaurant worker response was "No! No! We don't have that food item". Throws their hand in the air with frustration and heads to the back of the kitchen. Not cool, unprofessional, rude and overly dramatic. My response was "Ok, thank you" and I walked away to visit a different restaurant. He could have simply stated "Ma'am we don't have that menu item, here are some similar food items we offer". Why chase away business and potential income to keep the restaurant financially afloat? I do not understand the reasoning for the rude conduct.

Having traveled to Hong Kong and Mainland China I can say that the food here mimics the flavors and sparks inexhaustible memories from many meals shared with colleagues and friends. Go for Sunday dim sum brunch if you want to really get an authentic experience. My personal favorites : turnip cake, meatballs, soup dumplings and the taro dumpling. The waitresses are friendly and funny and more than willing to help you understand the endless options available. For 2 of us the bill was 60 bucks and we had 7 different dishes and fried rice. GO HERE! You won’t be sorry .

I've been coming to this place for years. This time I came on a Sunday first time I saw this place not that full. Service was pretty bad. Had to ask for water for the table at least six or seven times, from servers and even from another person who was the manager. Some of the regular dim sums were ok, not as good as I remember. The soup dumplings were pretty bad and staluck to the spoons. The dough was thick and pasty. The stuffing for lot of the dumplings was all mushi. The chicken feet and the short rib were good. The Chinese broccoli was good. The pork Schumai was nice, other than that it felt pretty meh. Hopefully was the one-time thing maybe I'll try them again we will see. But the next time I have a craving I'll probably try one of the other places either in Chinatown or on Washington avenue.

Modern take on Chinese food. This place has only been open for a couple of months. Stopped for a lunch on a weekday. We arrived at 1:30, a little later than the lunch rush. But we were still surprised to see the place was completely empty. It's cute and nice. Seems clean. Food is a tick pricey for Philly at lunch time, especially for Chinatown. Discounts for cash here, so hit the ATM on the way. Food is good 👍🏽

You can enjoy the best food here and receive cheerful service from the waiters. No matter how busy they are, they will come over as long as you call. There is also a KTV for party, and drinks are also provided. As long as the needs that can be met can be met, I can only Say you have to try it once to understand.