Empire One Asian Kitchen

Place is clean. They have a few tables available for eat in but this is mostly a take out place. The food is pretty good standard American Chinese takeout. We've tried the Yong Chow fried rice, Orange Beef, House Lo Mein. No complain. Fresh ingredients. Delicious. Would highly recommend to give this new place a try.

Decent price for portion size but the taste is far from the best. Crab rangoons were mostly onion, celery and carrot I think? The wrappers were near empty. The beef teriyaki had no teriyaki on it. Very bland. Got delivery through Grubhub and seemingly took forever. All in all, I wish my spent my $35 elsewhere.

It has become one of our go-to for those Friday date nights when we don't feel like cooking and doing dishes (lazy... I know). It's a clean little place when you walk in, the employees were (and still are) kind and the food is delicious! They have dine-in, takeout and delivery within a certain distance. We're fans of their Crab Rangoons, Steamed Dumplings, Szechuan Crispy Dried Shredded Beef and of the Jarritos flavors they carry :-)

So sad that we didn’t order from China Inn instead. I got chicken pad Thai that didn’t have much flavor and also had tofu in it? I don’t know why there was tofu, but I hate tofu. My husbands meal was so gross he couldn’t even eat it. He ordered the crispy dried shredded beef and it was FAR from crispy. It was fatty and blobby. It was so gross!

One word to describe everything except the crab rangoon: TERRIBLE. So bad that I am writing this review while we are still trying to eat dinner. Beef on a stick is NOT beef terriyaki. We thought that they were being fun with the terminology in their menu. However, it IS like a badly seasoned Brazilian or Greek beef shaved from a spit then cooked on flat top with a skewer thrown through it. Apparently beef terriyaki is not offered. Pork fried rice & pork lomein - don’t do it! Instead of spicy mustard (which we use) being included with the pre-packaged soy sauce & pre-packaged duck sauce we got pre-packaged hot sauce. Think Frank’s Red Hot so at least it tasted good. Fortunately, the crab rangoons were crispy and delicious. Overall, the issues are not because it is a new place. They are because the chosen food and its preparation are bad. There are too many decent Asian restaurants nearby for this poor of a showing. We will not return.