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    Taste of China

    Taste of China

    4.1(207 reviews)
    4.2 miNorthwest
    $$
    Family-owned & operated
    Free parking

    After all these years, Taste of China still slaps…read more Not much as changed since pandemic times. The dining room is still closed, they essentially keep the dining room as a storage closet lol. You walk in to pick up your order and they have tables blocking the entry, that's where you pay for your food. The portions are still as giant as ever, and the prices are still affordable. My wife and I had a hankering the other day for our old stomping grounds, so we jetted over there to pickup an order. It was ready in 10 minutes and two meals ran us $32. I think I pay $32 for a good cup of coffee these days!!!!!! I kid, I kid. The meal lasts you for days, you really get two giant sized portions out of it. It will probably last some of you three days. They don't skimp out here and it's incredible. They serve Asian fusion, Chinese American meals that are addictive. Or is that the MSG??? Probably so, and that's why it's delicious. The food is just so damn craveable! Don't break the bank. Get what you really want. Taste of China, we still love you so much.

    This is a great place to go if you're craving some good Chinese food with reasonable pricing. They…read morealso offer lunch specials, healthy options & a few Thai & Japanese dishes. (Note, they are closed on Tuesdays.) I placed our pickup order on a Saturday night & it was ready in 15 minutes. The restaurant is for take-out only. Our food was in containers & placed in a box. I appreciated this since there was no way anything was going to tip over & spill. Very friendly phone & counter service as well. Note, you get six free Cheese Wontons when your order is more than $40. We ordered three different entrees with three different sides - Steamed White Rice, Fried Rice & Lo Mein Noodles. The sides were good, however the fried rice didn't seem fried, it was white rice with soy sauce. The Sweet & Sour Shrimp Entree was tasty - the shrimp were medium sized, cooked perfectly with a delicious sauce. The Sesame Chicken Entree was even better, the chicken was moist & tender. The beef in the Mongolian Beef Entree was great however there were way too many onions in the dish. Overall, a very satisfying meal.

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    Taste of China
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    Lu House

    Lu House

    3.9(219 reviews)
    6.2 mi
    $

    We used to eat here about weekly: The prices were reasonable (although they since have risen…read moreDRAMATICALLY!!) and the food was good. But we stopped going because of poor service. For most of the time, the main service problem was that the chief waitress was often obnoxious and loud. But we put up with that until they committed an act of rudeness such that I had never experienced before in a restaurant. The events occurred on an evening in which we brought guests with us: two other adults and their two small children. They had a series of take-out orders that evening, which they were prioritizing over in-restaurant customers. For about a half hour the staff simply refused to take our order, telling us to wait and order later. Eventually, they agreed to take our drink requests---which, except for water, never came. Meanwhile, people were coming in and picking up food regularly, while we sat there and they refused to even let us get into the order queue! Finally, after we'd been there at least 45 minutes, the kids were hungry and restless, so we started to leave. The waitress saw us leaving, and came over and disingenuously asked whether we wanted to order now. We said that because of the children we couldn't wait any longer, and we left. This contemptuous treatment of faithful in-restaurant customers was too much for us, and we have never gone back.

    LOT FOOD FOR A GREAT COST!…read more We were HUNGRY! My Aspen (service dog loves shrimp!!) I'm the Veggie, and we were searching for a place rather close. Searching the area, we found a quiet unassuming, in a quiet neighborhood strip mall, simple place. Read the reviews, Hmmm sounds interesting. When entering in an off hour, there were other people filling the tables, "it must be good! With others' here at this time" What I found; Huge portions of lunch time food at a very reasonable cost! The Egg Drop soup was EXCELLENT, The Shrimp, well my Aspen devoured after I had one, it was plump - tender and flavorful. The Veggies, this is MY YUM and PLENTIFUL!! Fried rice - not so fried rather a steamed rice with soy, the egg roll was crisp, smaller than others (seems to be the new fashion these days) filled with wonderful veggies. Did I mention the Egg Drop Soup was DELICIOUS!!!! Our Server required being won over- at first, need to win her over with some compliments, then she smiled and giggled. This was LUNCH menu and it is plentiful and reasonable cost! The place is very clean and ample seating. Meals come quickly, be prepared. No outside seating, and it's a chilly October day. Open 6 days weekly, from 11AM till 8 or 9PM Price, extremely reasonable!!! Convenient Parking in Front. And take out is available with phone in first, or order while eating some delicious food. Definitely recommended if your in the quaint neighborhood an hungry.

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    Lu House - Egg Drop Soup, Very GOOD!!

    Egg Drop Soup, Very GOOD!!

    Lu House - Orange Chicken, Mongolian Pork, and Kung Pao Chicken, from left to right, with Fried Rice

    Orange Chicken, Mongolian Pork, and Kung Pao Chicken, from left to right, with Fried Rice

    Lu House - Reasonable for the amount of food. Lunch time!

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    Reasonable for the amount of food. Lunch time!

    Mason's Dumpling Shop - Lakewood - Pan Fried Pork (煎猪饺)

    Mason's Dumpling Shop - Lakewood

    4.4(113 reviews)
    1.7 mi
    $$

    First off, I am not an expert on dumplings, buns, etc. I've had them before, but it is not…read moresomething I find myself having often. Dumplings often have a slimey texture to me which isn't my favorite. The dumplings here were ok. They were very "juicy" inside; when you bit into them, they'd squirt out their innards into your plate. They take longer to be served than the buns. The two buns I had were decent, too. I preferred the flavoring of the beef one. However, both were very scant on actual meat. It's mostly cabbage and scallions. The buns themselves felt very heavy and a bit too dough-y for my preference. We also had the Chinese pancakes. It tasted like fried dough. So nothing terrible but nothing exciting as fried dough is usually good. What was most off putting was the service and the insides. As others have mentioned, it's a QR code. You don't really interact with anyone in this establishment. You must use a phone. They are very quick to bring you a cup of water when you sit down (and quick to leave, too). There's no place to refill your water, so you have to somehow track someone down to get some. I honestly don't know how you are supposed to order something other than water -- there is no "beverages" section in their ordering website. I guess they are going for that new hostile McDonald's tactic of wanting you to eat and leave by presenting you with the fewest employees possible. The interior is a dark steel, cement combo with lots of room. The chairs were a bit uncomfortable, but not atypical of other places. It seems clean, for the most part. It felt new like they were still trying to get used to the space (not very "lived in"). This, paired with the lack of service, just didn't make it very welcoming feeling or homey. It is, however, very easy to eat and leave. As for price, it seems reasonable to a degree. I feel like if there were to be more meat on the buns, the price would suit it well. But it's not too far off and I didn't leave feeling ripped off. I'm not quite sure what the tip is going towards when you pay, but they ask for one all the same -- before any service has been rendered.

    Mason's Dumpling shop was recommended by a friend to check out in the Lakewood area, so we went to…read morepay this place a visit on a Sunday around 1PM. The restaurant had plenty of seats so we were able to get a table quickly. The restaurant is located in a shopping plaza, so there is plenty of parking options. When we went, you would park on the other side of the restaurant and then walk around to get to the actual entrance facing the street. Ordering is down through a paper menu in which you check off what you would like and then hand to the service worker. Service was fast and attentive, and the restaurant feels like a quick casual dine in type of vibe. We ordered a decent amount of dumplings to try, which I'll review down below: Dumplings ($13 - $14): We got two different types of dumplings, the Yuzu chicken soup dumplings and the pan fried fish and cabbage dumplings. Flavor-wise, they are both pretty pleasant! One critique for the soup dumplings is that they are super fragile, and the dumpling skin rips really easily as they were sticking even when they came out, so you may unfortunately lose a good amount of soup try to enjoy them. As for the fillings, they are pretty uniform in texture and have a pleasant mouth feel to eat. You can definitely taste the yuzu in the yuzu dumplings and the flavor in both dumplings are fragrant. Stewed Pork Belly Noodle ($14): A pretty solid bowl of noodles! There is a generous amount of pork that we were able to split between multiple people. I like that there is a decent amount of bok choy and radish in the dish to contrast with the flavorful and really tender pork belly. I think that if I were to order only this dish, it would fill me up to a comfortable level of fullness. The soup has a subtle porky flavor and the noodles have a decent amount of chewiness. Wood Ear Mushroom Salad ($6.50): I am a fan - we ordered this to help contrast with the dumplings and serve as a palate cleanser in addition to being an appetizer. There is a nice acidity in the dressing and the wood ears are crunchy and aren't too rubbery. It does say spicy on the menu, but it's more of a very mild spice. In the end, I think that Mason's Dumpling Shop is a pretty solid dumpling restaurant in Lakewood, and we spent about $25 per person for every thing here. Which I think is a good price for the variety. I would definitely revisit and try the other options they have here if I'm ever back in Lakewood!

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    Mason's Dumpling Shop - Lakewood - Dining room (Bar)

    Dining room (Bar)

    Mason's Dumpling Shop - Lakewood - Wood Ear Mushroom Salad and beancurd

    Wood Ear Mushroom Salad and beancurd

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