China Tong
1105 E Grand River Ave, East Lansing, MI, 48823
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Address :
1105 E Grand River Ave
East Lansing, MI, 48823 - Phone (517) 333-3668
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
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Matt C.
This is a hole in the wall Chinese restaurant serving a very interesting niche -- Cantonese food. Like all the other Chinese restaurants in the area, China Tong has all the standard Americanized Chinese dishes that people love to discuss in reviews. However, I tend to avoid such dishes and head straight to the part of the menu I don't understand. So far, I have tried their noodle soups, and I've been satisfied. The broths have a lot of flavor and are stuffed with noodles. Unfortunately, the meat can be quite fatty, and the vegetables are sometimes too scarce. Next time I go back, I'll make sure to ask for extra vegetables. The atmosphere of this place is limited in aesthetic appeal, but it serves its purpose of providing a comfortable place to sit while either eating or waiting for your food.
(3)Veronica V.
I ended up throwing away my beef pho. The noodles and everything looked great except the meet. The beef slices, which are supposed to be thin and cooked by the broth, were thick and dis colored -- they looked like they were liver with the shine on them. It also did not smell right...that was the first thing that threw me off. Then I found these chunks of mystery meat -- I think it may be tongue? WHAT! So gross. Do not eat here.
(1)Joe B.
Awful. I got the sesame chicken dinner. The chicken pieces were some of the fattiest I've seen, super chewy, with no flavor whatsoever. The sauce had no flavor. The rice was okay but it was rice.. They ran out of egg rolls somehow even though it looks like the place is always dead, so they gave me crab ragoons instead which were alright. You would think, being the only customer there, that they would appreciate your business and be pleasant, but they were rude as well.
(1)Qi H.
Best noodle soup in Lansing! Please forget the orange chicken kinda things and randomly choose something from either Cantonese rice bowl or noodle soups. BTW, their homemade chili oil smells super good, you should definitely ask for some sample and add to your noodle soup if you like spicy food.
(5)Tianyao C.
Great traditional food as I never taste in Lansing. Their house special FeiTeng fish is extremely fantastic，you can smell it before you start eating and the fish is really fresh it melts in your month
(5)Oakley T.
China tong is a very bad. the food is dirty and bad. The service is also very bad. I order a roast duck by phone and want it send to engineering building in MSU campus. They deliver to my home. My roommates signed for me and send it to me. The food is very bad. The duck looks very dirty and the rice tasted like made 2days ago. I make a phone call to ask return. The people who answer the phone is very rude and refuse to return. So I will not go to that restaurant anymore. I just leave all of them to trash bin. That's the right place where the food they made should go.
(1)Jiao Y.
OMG the crawfish and boiled fish is soooo awesome!!! such a great amount for the price. Made my day! =D If you are looking for Americanized Chinese food, not the place for you. But if you like authentic spicy Sichuan food, this place is the best in East Lansing! Interior setup could be improved much more. Well doesn't bother me much. Edited: don't order the Vietnamese food here their pho really pisses me off. I could throw noodles in soup and it would still taste better than whatever that is they made... lol
(4)Albert E.
horrible food, extremely overpriced! order the food and you can see how disgusting and unsanitary their kitchen is. portions small too.
(1)Marion T.
This is a newly open Cantonese restaurant in town. We gave it a try. I ordered the chicken rice box and the chicken tasted very nice and juicy. My friends ordered the roasted duck rice box, the duck was tender and full of flavor, juicy for sure. However, the ingredients they used in the Singapore fried rice noodle were probably not fresh. We tasted bleach-like smell in the chickens and shrimp though the noodles taste fine. I will probably come back for their rice meal options. I saw a lot of customers order a noodle soup..... probably will try that as well.
(3)Alex H.
The inside of this place looks like someone set it up in an hour. Not impressed. I ordered 2 things, the crab rangoon, and a spicy chicken dish with brown rice. It came to $13.00 for the 2 which is pricey compared to other places around the area. Also, pricey for how terrible the decor inside is. Now to the food. The chicken is rubber and hard to eat/chew. Not quality at all. I have been around, so I know they order their chicken by the bag in a slosh mix that they deep fry every time someone orders a chicken dish. Not cool. They need a lot of work. They are kept afloat by all of the international students in the area, however, not even low-standard college students could make an exception to eat this more than once.
(1)Anying Y.
The roast duck there is my favorite!! It is juicy, and super delicious!! Me and my boyfriend love China Tong sooo much
(5)Amy B.
My husband were excited to try this new restaurant in town because we had seen an article talking about it in Capital Gains. The article mentions that it was unique because it featured authentic Cantonese food. We ordered takeout and unfortunately it was the worst we've ever had. My husband got the sesame chicken and I got Sweet & Sour Chicken. The meat was dry, had no flavor, basically no sauce, and there were no vegetables. It seems they gave extra rice to make up for the lack of vegetables. I am giving it 2 stars mostly because it's possible we didin't order something that's their specialty, but we wouldn't go back.
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