China Gourmet

Sooo yummy!!! We ordered the Family A Dinner with 2 Egg Rolls, 2 Crab Rangoons, Corn Egg Flower Soup, Bbq Pork Fried Rice, Mongolian Beef, and Sweet & Sour Chicken (not pictured because I forgot and we ate it sooo quickly). Portions were all very generous. The lady that was helping us was great with suggestions and checked on us often to refill our drinks. All the food came out pretty quickly and was very delicious! We will definitely be back.

It's shabby, a storefront, and they use disposable plates and utensils, but the wor wonton soup was a delight. The owner was there shelling pea shoots by hand, humble and kind. I'd go back and support him next time I am in town. The best, most opulent atmosphere doesn’t ever eclipse good wor wonton soup, IMHO. I didn't try any other dishes. I was there for the soup.

I order from here all the time. Friendly. Quick. Good value in the family meals for sure. The one star reviews should only be from the chicken amd shrimp pad Thai, which you shouldn't get at a Chinese place... duh. Sesame chicken and Mongolian beef are my go to's. Kung Pao is a close 3rd but it's all good.

Came on a rainy day so the door was suctioned shut so you do have to yank a bit harder for it to open. Food/Taste/Flavor: 5/5 - We were a little nervous since there were a few reviews that mentioned it was bland and flavorless, but we didn't want Panda Express so we gave this restaurant a chance anyway. 23) Combination Fried Rice (5/5) was very flavorful and has a umami feel without being overbearing in soy sauce or just saltiness. The little bits of BBQ pork, shrimp, and chicken adds a difference in texture and flavor as you eat the rice. While the mouth feel was fine, it did leave a film of oil on the plate underneath so we know it's cooked with a bit more oil than we would prefer L4) Beef Pepper Steak lunch special with fried rice, chow mein, and soup of the day (4/5). The small egg drop soup with corn was appreciated since it was so cold outside. Unfortunately, the fried rice and chow mein wasn't nearly as good as the combination fried rice. This fried rice was a lot more plain and the noodles were very oily. The beef pepper steak came with a healthy amount of bell peppers that were sweet and offset the slightly too salty protein. Overall, still a good dish but nothing too special. Ambience: 5/5 - very clean shop for the dining area but a bit of clutter with equipment and boxes in the kitchen and the side of the restaurant. Kitchen noises are very prominent with no music. Pretty consistent calls for to-go orders. The open kitchen does let you watch the chef and his wok skills are impressive! Service: 5/5 - friendly but to the point. At one point in time, she was managing multiple phone calls, pick up orders, and the tables in the shop at the same time Value for price: 5/5 - the items cooked to order were great but the batch fried rice and chow mein was not too impressive. Still, great value for the amount of food we got!