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    Andy's Carry Out

    3.5 (90 reviews)
    InexpensiveChinese
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    ANDY'S CARRY OUT ATMOSPHERE

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    Divey
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids

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    This is the bag when I unraveled it. Did someone eat half and put it back with the rest? Check out the crumbs in the bottom.
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    I just wanted to share something I found really funny. Once I get home, I take out the soup container that was tightly packed in a small brown paper bag. To my surprise I find this tiny little rolled up wax paper bag. I thought "this can't possibly be my crunchies for my soup." Oh. But it was. It's so ridiculous and funny that I had to share. And about the soup, it tasted very, very bland. My lo mien was okay. The oil in my food had a weird taste and I got a slight allergic reaction. Only think I'm allergic to is peanuts so I thought that was weird.

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    2 years ago

    Very nice food and everything is great here would not think twice to recommend this place 10/10

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    5 years ago

    Food is decent but they charge way over the menu prices. This practice is illegal. Insist on paying no more than the menu prices.

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    5 years ago

    Over charged. $5 more than what is on the menu and on display. Not sure what is going on there but, I won't be coming back.

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    6 years ago

    Paid $10 for a lunch special that should've been less than $7. She literally made up the price, I won't be returning. Hella sketchy.

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    The best Chinese food you can get in the area taste like up north New York style Chinese food love the fried rice and boneless spareribs

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    delicious inexpensive food with great, fast service and a nice little spot to sit. perfecr

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    Im always try my best to be fair on my reviews - this is my second time in this place the first…read moretime I ordered to go 5 dishes on a lunch special that every single one cost me $17.00 kinda pricey for lunch but that's not all the portion of the dish was xsmall, so I thought nothing of it , today I dine in and ask for fried rice and to my surprise they gave re-heated rice which makes the experience horrible , the second dish I orders came so small that I needed a microscope to see the food . Too pricey for the amount of food they give you - but I have to say the little bit of food I had tasted good.

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    As a huge fan of crispy beef, I've often turned to TNR Café for my fix. Months ago, my friends and…read moreI decided to order from there on a Friday, enjoying delicious Chinese food while watching a movie. We've since ordered multiple times, but the quality of the crispy beef has been inconsistent. Sometimes it scores a five, while other times it dips to a three, likely due to different chefs preparing the dish. I noticed this firsthand during my last visit when I picked up my order. Though I was excited to indulge in the crispy beef again, it turned out a bit tougher than usual. No service issues. Restaurant is clean and inviting. I'd love for TNR to refine this dish so it maintains its deliciousness consistently, as I truly enjoy it and will definitely be back for more.

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    First time eating at Peter Chang's after a friend raved about the food. Previously had ordered…read moredelivery and enjoyed the Peking Duck a lot. In person we ordered Mongolian beef, chili fish, cumin lamb, Szechuan chicken, a crispy pork belly dish that I can't remember the exact name, and kids broccoli fried shrimp. Loved everything but especially pleasantly surprised by the crispy pork belly dish. These dishes were way too spicy for me, should have heeded the warning when there are 3 chili symbols on the menu: chili fish, szechuan chicken.

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    We went together as a family. Peking Gourmet Inn is one of those classic unchanging constants in a…read morecommunity. Not constantly trying to revise their menu for trends. They do something excellently and they keep doing it excellently. If you don't have more than four people, just get the duck. There's no need to get anything else. It's iconic. It's perfection. It's a lot of food. Enjoy.

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