This is the Best Chinese Carryout in town, and around! From the Staff to the Food its all great. I've never met more friendly people at a Chinese restaurant, thats for sure. The Sesame Chicken is to die for! You can ask them not to include MSG in several dishes. Some of the sauces they use they have premixed with MSG however, so be cautious of that if you're MSG sensitive. I give it a 4 out of 5. The premixed MSG is definitely a big let down, and the food could be made a little bit faster. However if you can wait the 25minutes for your food, you are definitely in for a treat!! (This is the only Chinese Carryout I get anymore)
(4)
Joe R.
Been going there and getting their food for almost 20 years and has been excellent every time
(5)
Jef S.
If you like MSG and corn starch, this is your place. The food is garbage -- unless you order the usual Americanized Chinese food like sweet & sour chicken, almond chicken and chop suey. The hot and sour soup was flavored with black pepper as opposed to the usual Asian peppers and other spices. It was inedible. I will not be ordering from here ever again.
(1)
Lauren M.
I'd give it a half star, no star if possible. We got it delivered, 1st mistake as it took an 1:40 for a less than 3 mile delivery. Maybe that helps explain the terrible food. Cold! But that isn't the worst. The fact that every dish ordered, dinner #'s 8 & 10 plus chicken low mein all tasted like they had a layer of that nasty almond boneless chicken fat on them. Like they were literally drenched in a layer of fat. So disappointed with our $35 purchase. Never again
(1)
Vanessa T.
Never had a bad dish here. I moved away from the east side, and I'll tell you the truth, I miss this place more than my old house. It seems to be family owned, wife and son on the phone and register with hubby in the kitchen. Everyone is lovely to talk to, they get your order right every time, not pricey, and even take special requests from time to time.
(5)
Lisa L.
I only give this 3 stars because they serve a beef based gravy with the almond chicken. The wonton soup this visit also tasted burnt. I have only eaten here three times. The service is great the egg rolls are awesome and the price is fair. Just beware of almond chicken its not the best. Moys on greater Mack is much better over all.
(3)
Yo Y.
Update: Still great service. Love the people who work here. Love the food they make too! :D
(5)
Ali R.
Best Chinese food in the country. I've lived all over and nothing compares. It's the always fresh white meat chicken that is in every dish. Not the questionable dark meat pieces like in every other Chinese restaurant I have visited. I crave mayflower at least once a week and only get to eat it every 5 years. So when I am in the shores it's my first fifth and last stop to eat!!!
(5)
Gary M.
I used to love them. We used to go here often. Then, the chicken in my Egg Foo Young was like rubber chunks. Couldn't eat it. Gave them another try about a month later... rubber chicken again. We haven't been back since. Good luck to others, but we're done with them.
(2)
Josef P.
This place is one of the better Chinese carryouts in the east side. The cashier lady is very nice. The food will most likely not disappoint you. Pre-ordering is a better option because their wait area is small but that's understandable because it's a carryout place. I would definitely recommend this Chinese carryout place because they have good food, good service, and good portions.
(5)
Joseph H.
Far and away the best Chinese place in the area. Yes, I've tried them all. Just a small carryout establishment. There is a small table in there I'm sure you could eat in at but clearly meant for carryout. Decent prices but the quality of others doesn't come close. The dinners for 2, 3 etc are the best bang for your buck.
(5)
Phillip B.
Great carry out. Always on point with food and never have to wait the lady that answers the phone and cashes you out is great with her est time done.
(5)
Lonny B.
Wow, I'm surprised this place has no reviews posted. It's a little plain place, with only 3 old booths, but it's good, it's quick, and the people are very nice and sweet. They've been around for a while, and I think do a good job. I get carry out's from here often, and use Wok2you also. Only negative thing is parking. They share space with a barber shop or something, and it's tight in and out. If the two spaces in front are being used, you have to go over to the lot.
(4)
Lauren M.
I'd give it a half star, no star if possible. We got it delivered, 1st mistake as it took an 1:40 for a less than 3 mile delivery. Maybe that helps explain the terrible food. Cold! But that isn't the worst. The fact that every dish ordered, dinner #'s 8 & 10 plus chicken low mein all tasted like they had a layer of that nasty almond boneless chicken fat on them. Like they were literally drenched in a layer of fat. So disappointed with our $35 purchase. Never again
(1)
Vanessa T.
Never had a bad dish here. I moved away from the east side, and I'll tell you the truth, I miss this place more than my old house. It seems to be family owned, wife and son on the phone and register with hubby in the kitchen. Everyone is lovely to talk to, they get your order right every time, not pricey, and even take special requests from time to time.
(5)
Lisa L.
I only give this 3 stars because they serve a beef based gravy with the almond chicken. The wonton soup this visit also tasted burnt. I have only eaten here three times. The service is great the egg rolls are awesome and the price is fair. Just beware of almond chicken its not the best. Moys on greater Mack is much better over all.
(3)
Yo Y.
Update: Still great service. Love the people who work here. Love the food they make too! :D
(5)
Ali R.
Best Chinese food in the country. I've lived all over and nothing compares. It's the always fresh white meat chicken that is in every dish. Not the questionable dark meat pieces like in every other Chinese restaurant I have visited. I crave mayflower at least once a week and only get to eat it every 5 years. So when I am in the shores it's my first fifth and last stop to eat!!!
(5)
Gary M.
I used to love them. We used to go here often. Then, the chicken in my Egg Foo Young was like rubber chunks. Couldn't eat it. Gave them another try about a month later... rubber chicken again. We haven't been back since. Good luck to others, but we're done with them.
(2)
Trevor S.
This is the Best Chinese Carryout in town, and around! From the Staff to the Food its all great. I've never met more friendly people at a Chinese restaurant, thats for sure. The Sesame Chicken is to die for! You can ask them not to include MSG in several dishes. Some of the sauces they use they have premixed with MSG however, so be cautious of that if you're MSG sensitive. I give it a 4 out of 5. The premixed MSG is definitely a big let down, and the food could be made a little bit faster. However if you can wait the 25minutes for your food, you are definitely in for a treat!! (This is the only Chinese Carryout I get anymore)
(4)
Joe R.
Been going there and getting their food for almost 20 years and has been excellent every time
(5)
Jef S.
If you like MSG and corn starch, this is your place. The food is garbage -- unless you order the usual Americanized Chinese food like sweet & sour chicken, almond chicken and chop suey. The hot and sour soup was flavored with black pepper as opposed to the usual Asian peppers and other spices. It was inedible. I will not be ordering from here ever again.
(1)
Josef P.
This place is one of the better Chinese carryouts in the east side. The cashier lady is very nice. The food will most likely not disappoint you. Pre-ordering is a better option because their wait area is small but that's understandable because it's a carryout place. I would definitely recommend this Chinese carryout place because they have good food, good service, and good portions.
(5)
Joseph H.
Far and away the best Chinese place in the area. Yes, I've tried them all. Just a small carryout establishment. There is a small table in there I'm sure you could eat in at but clearly meant for carryout. Decent prices but the quality of others doesn't come close. The dinners for 2, 3 etc are the best bang for your buck.
(5)
Phillip B.
Great carry out. Always on point with food and never have to wait the lady that answers the phone and cashes you out is great with her est time done.
(5)
Lonny B.
Wow, I'm surprised this place has no reviews posted. It's a little plain place, with only 3 old booths, but it's good, it's quick, and the people are very nice and sweet. They've been around for a while, and I think do a good job. I get carry out's from here often, and use Wok2you also. Only negative thing is parking. They share space with a barber shop or something, and it's tight in and out. If the two spaces in front are being used, you have to go over to the lot.
(4)
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Address :28713 Harper Ave
Saint Clair Shores, MI, 48081
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Quiet Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : No
The popularity of Chinese food in America can be adjudicated by the appearance of China Town in many major cities in the United State of America. The popular trend of ordering or opting for Chinese take away food isn't unknown in America. Chinese take away food comes to rescue when you're too tired from work or too exhausted to cook. No one can resist the temptation of eating spicy noodles, shrimp, chicken, beef or pork cooked in the sweet and spicy sauce. The cooking method of authentic Chinese food is a lot different compared to what is served in America.
Generally, Chinese use dark meat small bones and organs to cook dishes but this changes when you are eating American-Chinese fusion food prepared using white boneless meat cooked with broccoli, carrots and onions. Back in China, the food is less spicy and oily as they favor steaming and braising method for cooking the most popular dishes. So, if you have a taste for authentic Chinese food, then try finding a real Chinese restaurant in the city. You can also try the most popular fusion Chinese food like Pecking Duck, Chicken Feet, Hot Pot, Shrimp Dumpling Soup, Mapo Tofu, Wontons, Chop Suey, Egg Rolls and not to forget Fortune Cookies.
There are not many restaurants in America serving authentic Chinese food. A little research on Restaurant Listings directory can help you locate the best Chinese restaurants in the city. Chinese cuisine is continuously evolving, and you can find a variety of dishes categorized as the food for lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, vegan, vegetarian, and diabetic friendly. So, if you have a group of friends with different taste patterns, save the hassle and visit the nearest Chinese restaurant in your city.
Trevor S.
This is the Best Chinese Carryout in town, and around! From the Staff to the Food its all great. I've never met more friendly people at a Chinese restaurant, thats for sure. The Sesame Chicken is to die for! You can ask them not to include MSG in several dishes. Some of the sauces they use they have premixed with MSG however, so be cautious of that if you're MSG sensitive. I give it a 4 out of 5. The premixed MSG is definitely a big let down, and the food could be made a little bit faster. However if you can wait the 25minutes for your food, you are definitely in for a treat!! (This is the only Chinese Carryout I get anymore)
(4)Joe R.
Been going there and getting their food for almost 20 years and has been excellent every time
(5)Jef S.
If you like MSG and corn starch, this is your place. The food is garbage -- unless you order the usual Americanized Chinese food like sweet & sour chicken, almond chicken and chop suey. The hot and sour soup was flavored with black pepper as opposed to the usual Asian peppers and other spices. It was inedible. I will not be ordering from here ever again.
(1)Lauren M.
I'd give it a half star, no star if possible. We got it delivered, 1st mistake as it took an 1:40 for a less than 3 mile delivery. Maybe that helps explain the terrible food. Cold! But that isn't the worst. The fact that every dish ordered, dinner #'s 8 & 10 plus chicken low mein all tasted like they had a layer of that nasty almond boneless chicken fat on them. Like they were literally drenched in a layer of fat. So disappointed with our $35 purchase. Never again
(1)Vanessa T.
Never had a bad dish here. I moved away from the east side, and I'll tell you the truth, I miss this place more than my old house. It seems to be family owned, wife and son on the phone and register with hubby in the kitchen. Everyone is lovely to talk to, they get your order right every time, not pricey, and even take special requests from time to time.
(5)Lisa L.
I only give this 3 stars because they serve a beef based gravy with the almond chicken. The wonton soup this visit also tasted burnt. I have only eaten here three times. The service is great the egg rolls are awesome and the price is fair. Just beware of almond chicken its not the best. Moys on greater Mack is much better over all.
(3)Yo Y.
Update: Still great service. Love the people who work here. Love the food they make too! :D
(5)Ali R.
Best Chinese food in the country. I've lived all over and nothing compares. It's the always fresh white meat chicken that is in every dish. Not the questionable dark meat pieces like in every other Chinese restaurant I have visited. I crave mayflower at least once a week and only get to eat it every 5 years. So when I am in the shores it's my first fifth and last stop to eat!!!
(5)Gary M.
I used to love them. We used to go here often. Then, the chicken in my Egg Foo Young was like rubber chunks. Couldn't eat it. Gave them another try about a month later... rubber chicken again. We haven't been back since. Good luck to others, but we're done with them.
(2)Josef P.
This place is one of the better Chinese carryouts in the east side. The cashier lady is very nice. The food will most likely not disappoint you. Pre-ordering is a better option because their wait area is small but that's understandable because it's a carryout place. I would definitely recommend this Chinese carryout place because they have good food, good service, and good portions.
(5)Joseph H.
Far and away the best Chinese place in the area. Yes, I've tried them all. Just a small carryout establishment. There is a small table in there I'm sure you could eat in at but clearly meant for carryout. Decent prices but the quality of others doesn't come close. The dinners for 2, 3 etc are the best bang for your buck.
(5)Phillip B.
Great carry out. Always on point with food and never have to wait the lady that answers the phone and cashes you out is great with her est time done.
(5)Lonny B.
Wow, I'm surprised this place has no reviews posted. It's a little plain place, with only 3 old booths, but it's good, it's quick, and the people are very nice and sweet. They've been around for a while, and I think do a good job. I get carry out's from here often, and use Wok2you also. Only negative thing is parking. They share space with a barber shop or something, and it's tight in and out. If the two spaces in front are being used, you have to go over to the lot.
(4)Lauren M.
I'd give it a half star, no star if possible. We got it delivered, 1st mistake as it took an 1:40 for a less than 3 mile delivery. Maybe that helps explain the terrible food. Cold! But that isn't the worst. The fact that every dish ordered, dinner #'s 8 & 10 plus chicken low mein all tasted like they had a layer of that nasty almond boneless chicken fat on them. Like they were literally drenched in a layer of fat. So disappointed with our $35 purchase. Never again
(1)Vanessa T.
Never had a bad dish here. I moved away from the east side, and I'll tell you the truth, I miss this place more than my old house. It seems to be family owned, wife and son on the phone and register with hubby in the kitchen. Everyone is lovely to talk to, they get your order right every time, not pricey, and even take special requests from time to time.
(5)Lisa L.
I only give this 3 stars because they serve a beef based gravy with the almond chicken. The wonton soup this visit also tasted burnt. I have only eaten here three times. The service is great the egg rolls are awesome and the price is fair. Just beware of almond chicken its not the best. Moys on greater Mack is much better over all.
(3)Yo Y.
Update: Still great service. Love the people who work here. Love the food they make too! :D
(5)Ali R.
Best Chinese food in the country. I've lived all over and nothing compares. It's the always fresh white meat chicken that is in every dish. Not the questionable dark meat pieces like in every other Chinese restaurant I have visited. I crave mayflower at least once a week and only get to eat it every 5 years. So when I am in the shores it's my first fifth and last stop to eat!!!
(5)Gary M.
I used to love them. We used to go here often. Then, the chicken in my Egg Foo Young was like rubber chunks. Couldn't eat it. Gave them another try about a month later... rubber chicken again. We haven't been back since. Good luck to others, but we're done with them.
(2)Trevor S.
This is the Best Chinese Carryout in town, and around! From the Staff to the Food its all great. I've never met more friendly people at a Chinese restaurant, thats for sure. The Sesame Chicken is to die for! You can ask them not to include MSG in several dishes. Some of the sauces they use they have premixed with MSG however, so be cautious of that if you're MSG sensitive. I give it a 4 out of 5. The premixed MSG is definitely a big let down, and the food could be made a little bit faster. However if you can wait the 25minutes for your food, you are definitely in for a treat!! (This is the only Chinese Carryout I get anymore)
(4)Joe R.
Been going there and getting their food for almost 20 years and has been excellent every time
(5)Jef S.
If you like MSG and corn starch, this is your place. The food is garbage -- unless you order the usual Americanized Chinese food like sweet & sour chicken, almond chicken and chop suey. The hot and sour soup was flavored with black pepper as opposed to the usual Asian peppers and other spices. It was inedible. I will not be ordering from here ever again.
(1)Josef P.
This place is one of the better Chinese carryouts in the east side. The cashier lady is very nice. The food will most likely not disappoint you. Pre-ordering is a better option because their wait area is small but that's understandable because it's a carryout place. I would definitely recommend this Chinese carryout place because they have good food, good service, and good portions.
(5)Joseph H.
Far and away the best Chinese place in the area. Yes, I've tried them all. Just a small carryout establishment. There is a small table in there I'm sure you could eat in at but clearly meant for carryout. Decent prices but the quality of others doesn't come close. The dinners for 2, 3 etc are the best bang for your buck.
(5)Phillip B.
Great carry out. Always on point with food and never have to wait the lady that answers the phone and cashes you out is great with her est time done.
(5)Lonny B.
Wow, I'm surprised this place has no reviews posted. It's a little plain place, with only 3 old booths, but it's good, it's quick, and the people are very nice and sweet. They've been around for a while, and I think do a good job. I get carry out's from here often, and use Wok2you also. Only negative thing is parking. They share space with a barber shop or something, and it's tight in and out. If the two spaces in front are being used, you have to go over to the lot.
(4)