Alexandria Maisoka
A cute vegetarian & vegan friendly Chinese restaurant. Great value, friendly staff, an adorable tea room open on weekends. Discovered them on Groupon, and we've returned many times.
D Sloan
We went twice just for a fair review! First time we couldn't use the groupon on their menued lunch specials so we ordered off the menu- lunch special of Honey Walnut Shrimp. It tasted okay. The restaurant is small and you think they would be attentive to their guests but not so much. Still all and all it was okay. We went back again to use our groupon for dinner a week later. We ordered honey walnut shrimp again (its a vegan restaurant) main dish to split..vegetable chow mein and vegetable fried rice. Again the shrimp was good but not so happy with the chow mein(noodles drenched in soy sauce with a piece of bok choy). Fried rice was pretty mediocre. The server looked so unhappy..not one smile...I felt like I was interrupting her day. I don't think this would be a first choice on an avenue filled with some great food!
Nick Lacina
If you are in the Oakland area and crave some authentic Chinese food with delicious vegetarian options, then Great Wall is a must visit! Currently take out only due to pandemic restrictions, but that was not a bad thing at all. The food is absolutely delicious, the portion sizes are HUGE, your dollar goes a very long way here! Food was cooked very swiftly and staff was very helpful, attentive, and very pleasant.
James Reagan
Excellent vegan menu, some seafood, friendly staff.
Haley Gilchrist
One of my absolute favorite Chinese spots in the East Bay. Food is super reasonably priced, TONS of vegetarian options, and the people who work here are really sweet. I haven’t had the lunch special yet, but it looks great!
Rachel Heyman Resnikoff
I can’t believe this place has been in business for so long. Who’s the most tasteless Chinese food I’ve ever eaten. Last time I was there it was because I was just really hungry and how to eat some thing. I couldn’t finish it it was so awful.
George
This place used to serve up authentic Chinese food. Now no longer.
My Ma Po Tofu had not a hint of Szechuan peppers, but lots of peas and wood ears. Bizarre recipe, certainly not authentic. Spice 3, which is far cheaper, serves up a much better and authentic dish.
The other two dishes I ordered were also Americanized, with corn starched sauces.
Very disappointed.
mohamed el-shimey
They were listed on resturant.com so I bought their gift certificate then when I showed up she told me they were not excepting it due to Covid, so I lost all the money that I put into the gift certificate. And I could not redeem them. I believe it was the owner there only they had no help. She was very rude. The place didn’t look nor smelled clean. I would not recommend it especially if you were going through resturant.com do not waste your money on it
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