Joy Luck House

Years ago, there was a small Chinese buffet hole in the wall in Wylie Texas that had the best Chinese food I've ever had, especially the noodles. When they closed down, part of my soul went with it. This place had noodles as good as those, and I felt my soul come back. Drama aside (true as it is though), the food here is genuinely amazing and really hits the spot. I definitely recommend this place.

Food was great. Best Kung Pao chicken I’ve had in years. Not much for atmosphere or service but food came fast, was good and hot. Serving size was more than enough and provided for another meal. China Town in D.C. is a little shady but there were lots of people around in the early evening so no problems.

The food itself was pretty good, but quite overpriced for the quality. I had the lotus wrapped glutinous rice, egg drop soup, and Kung Pao chicken. All food was tasty enough, though it was nothing to write home about. My food was given to me in takeout containers despite me sitting in the restaurant. There wasn't any music playing or any sense of "dining in." The person at the counter didn't seem to really care whether my group was there or not. I'd say there are better places for Chinese in the area if you're looking for atmosphere or vibes.

No-frills mom and pop Chinese restaurant. They do a lot of takeout business, but have several four-person tables if you want to eat in. Order at the cashier, they will bring iut food but it is already packaged in takeout containers. Food was tasty but be patient re time from order to food if it is busy as they have few staff (really a mom and pop operation). Although they have an American Chinese geared menu, they also have very authentic things available like mooncakes and zongzi.

I was not expecting this place to be so delicious! I thought it was just another carry out place, but they really have solid flavors of home. The interior decor is very barebones. There is no public bathroom, and the service is none existent. There is minimal seating, but I don't think they really expect people to eat here since they only use carry out containers. We ordered beef chow foon with black bean sauce, wonton noodle soup, and scallion pancakes. The scallion pancakes were just okay and just tasted like fried dough, but the beef chow foon was very delicious (maybe a little salty). The wonton soup was also really good. The soup was very rejuvenating with the egg noodles and wonton broth. I wanna come for their lunch menu which is only $10!