Mays Kitchen

I will say, the food was decent. However, the customer service was so bad that I almost left crying. I said hello 3 times only to get ignored at the counter, and the person helped out/talked to other people while I was just standing there. I even tried making noise to see if it was just that I wasn't heard, but I should've left since 3 times is shame on me. My order was finally taken after dealing with other customers without a single greeting or acknowledgement, but I regret not leaving after seeing the total. The food was so expensive, but it was shocking that it didn't even come with rice. I had to ask for it, and it was super dry and hard. I was given an free iced tea which was great, but it still doesn't change the fact that I felt my experience felt awful. I wanted to try out the place since it had stellar reviews, but now I feel too afraid to come back.

Oh May, my love souffle. Or, I should say, my love chao siu bao. Yet another great lunch spot in the 562, May's Kitchen offers delicious Chinese food (my fav) at affordable prices. Closing for lunch at 2:30pm, then reopening for dinner at 4pm, I managed to be the sole lunch diner before the midday break. Perusing the lunch specials, which include soup, rice and hot tea, I requested the pork with bittermelon. "We don't have." Shucks! Okay, Plan B (No, not the morning after pill ;p ). Bamboo shoots with shredded pork sounds good. I'll have that. Yes, Cerritos! Crunchy bamboo shoots with tender pork. If you listen closely, you can hear an "oink" with every bite ;p I enjoyed the taste and portions of my meal. The soup was hearty and sour, which I love. Lots of white rice, of which I will use to make fried rice later. Plus, the complimentary hot tea made me a May's Kitchen convert. Tables are available for seating, accommodating around 30 people. Near the entrance to the restroom, there is a semi-private VIP table. I'm not sure if people can make reservations, but it's good to know you can have a meal with all of your mahjong buddies. Speaking of restroom, the men's restroom was clean, with no vandalism. It's nice to see, since vandalized restrooms disgust me. Destroying people's property = no bueno. Parking is plentiful in a private lot, shared with Pizza Hut, Kim Tar, Sona Chaandi and other businesses. Service was with a smile. I'm definitely coming back! The food's good, the prices are great and it's so close and convenient. I'm a fan, for sheez! Highly recommend!

Above and beyond my (and my family's) favorite place to go to for the last 10+ years. This is the place I take people when I want to show off Taiwanese chinese food. And with such a wide menu too, we usually go for kungpao chicken, scallion pancakes, braised eggplant, and mapo tofu but often add new dishes to try. I can't recommend this place enough. M's kitchen is one of the few places my grandma doesn't critique, if that gives any perspective!

Well listen good to this I got to rate them a five because food was delicious orange chicken was a little different because we all like Panda Express but this place has flavor and spice in that orange chicken although it’s not crispy it’s still something that you should definitely try out and the shrimp fried rice has tasty shrimp like he prepared them even with flavor before tossing in the rice not many places do that in rice dishes I was impressed because I love fried rice restaurants and I was definitely please thanks you guys wonderful job although I think you guys should run half portions because one person it makes it hard to eat there spending so much for two dishes but they are wonderful