They have so many different options and honestly their Lo mein was probably the best from our…read moreorder. I ordered the combo noodle soup with rice noodles and it lacked flavor. Perk was the free "egg rolls" for ordering over a certain amount.

Caveat - It's American Chinese food. There aren't many Chinese vegetables on this menu. You get a…read morecream cheese wonton with lunch. If you want authentic food, don't come here. If you want tasty food, good value, and friendly service, then you're in the right spot.

Great service, good portions, good food! Affordable and quick. I had the sesame chicken:read more

**Ambiance** The…read morerestaurant itself is a decent size with plenty of seating and large booths, so it would be comfortable for families or larger groups. **Service** Service was great. Everyone we interacted with was friendly and welcoming. The staff spoke English as well as either Cantonese or Mandarin, which initially gave me high hopes for the food. **Food** I won't lie--I came in with pretty moderate expectations. After chatting with the staff in both Mandarin and Cantonese, I thought we were in for a really authentic meal. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case. We ordered five dishes, and it quickly became apparent that the food is heavily catered toward American tastes. Several dishes contained ingredients that traditionally wouldn't be included, while other key ingredients were missing altogether. The biggest issue for me was the sweetness. Three of the five dishes were noticeably sweet, which isn't what I expected from the dishes we ordered. The standout dish of the meal was the Mongolian Beef. It was flavorful and wasn't overly sweet. That said, it lacked the spice I typically associate with the dish. The Mapo Tofu was probably the biggest surprise. It was missing the ground pork that usually gives the dish so much flavor and texture. Instead, it included bell peppers, onions, and water chestnuts--ingredients I've personally never seen in Mapo Tofu. Rather than being spicy and numbing, the dominant flavor was sweetness. The Chicken Pan-Fried Noodles were difficult to enjoy. The sauce was very sweet, and the noodles were cooked to the point where they were tough and chewy. Instead of the thinner noodles commonly used for this dish, they used thick noodles that reminded me more of lo mein. We also ordered a Beef and Scallion dish. It felt more like a beef chop suey variation with scallions added. The scallions themselves were cooked perfectly, but once again the sauce leaned much sweeter than expected. The Hot and Sour Soup was actually the first item to arrive. I jokingly told my family that if the soup wasn't good, I might be worried about the rest of the meal because hot and sour soup is one of those dishes that really showcases balance and technique. Unfortunately, it ended up confirming my concerns. It lacked the bold sour and spicy flavors that make the dish so enjoyable. By the end of the meal, we had a lot of leftovers. The only items we brought home were the Mongolian Beef and a few pieces of beef picked out from the Beef and Scallion dish. **Overall** This restaurant may appeal to diners who enjoy sweeter, Americanized Chinese food, but it wasn't for me. Based on this visit, I wouldn't return, and I wouldn't personally recommend it to anyone looking for the flavors and dishes I grew up eating.

I love Jing and the food here! I haven't been in as much recently due to time and life, but the…read moreprices have also skyrocketed, but that's pretty normal for these parts. The food is always delicious and fresh and perfect for hot pot too!

We love this restaurant. The people always remember us, and the lunch meals are awesome. The beef…read morein the dishes is tender.

The reviews were so good and I was so excited to try Ivy's, but it was disappointing!…read more The service was great and quick. The restaurant was clean. ...But the food was not good. The three breaded chicken dishes were all over cooked. They were so crunchy they were hard to chew. The "fried rice" was as bland and not very hot. The steamed dumplings were not steamed enough and the dough was still soggy and they weren't hot. All of my complaints deal with how the food was prepared. Maybe the flavors would be great, had everything been prepared properly but since it wasn't, there is no way to know. Ivy's was a huge disappointment, and despite all the high reviews, I would never give Ivy anything more than three stars and quite honestly if the service had not been so good. I would've given it a two star rating.

I took my dad there for lunch last week. We both really enjoyed our meals and had plenty to take…read morehome for a snack later. I had the Mongolian beef medium spicy and the beef was so tender I could have cut it with a spoon. My dad a pork dish and he really enjoyed it too. I recommend this place.

I really wanted to like this place because the lunch prices are great, but I left disappointed. I…read moreordered the lunch shrimp chow mein, and what I received wasn't chow mein at all. Any Google search for "shrimp chow mein" shows stir-fried egg noodles with shrimp and vegetables. Instead, I was served mixed vegetables with a separate bag of crispy noodles. The fried rice in my photo was my own substitution for the white rice that normally comes with the lunch special, so that's not the issue. I already ate the shrimp before taking the photo, which is why they aren't pictured. The lunch portion only came with about four shrimp. If this restaurant serves a different regional style of chow mein, that should be clearly explained on the menu so customers know what they're ordering. When you order chow mein, you expect actual chow mein noodles--not vegetables with a side of rice and a bag of crunchy noodles. Unfortunately, this wasn't what I ordered or expected, and I wouldn't order it again.

The staff was very welcoming and had great energy as we walked in the restaurant. We got seated…read morequickly and ordered promptly. She recommended a couple great dishes and we ordered a bit too much as always. Every single dish was good and had flavors that hit just right. Seating is well spaced so it's not cramped. 5 stars!

pros: -HK style french toast was SO GOOD ‍‍…read more-the food was served very quickly -yummy lamb cumin cons: -none

Excellent variety of Asian foods. I had the lunch special, which was large enough for a second meal…read moreof leftovers. Cashew chicken was excellent as was the hot & sour soup and the cream cheese wonton were great! Service was fast. It gets crowded and was a little loud.

Came here for dinner with our family and we all loved what we ordered! Chuck, our server, was…read moreincredibly friendly, attentive, and helpful. He was always one step ahead, offering drink refills before we even had to ask. The portion sizes were generous, and the flavors were outstanding. We especially enjoyed the lo mein, sesame chicken, and Kung Pao chicken. I also appreciated that they didn't skimp on the rice portions, which is surprisingly rare and always refreshing to see. Great food, great service, and great value. We'll definitely be back whenever we're in the area! Love the family feel ambiance, it's no wonder why the whole restaurant was packed with regulars.

Always great food, friendly service and great portions. The service is always very fast and the…read moreambiance is friendly and comfortable.

Sunday carry out for family. Always HOT, fresh and very good. ASK for your special needs on…read morespices. None to very spicy. We always get fried rice. Soups are all good and I like their Hot and Sour. Good service with very friendly staff. A long time local favorite. Two locations we just like this one the best.

Food, atmosphere, service was excellent, catered to us as gluten free customers, delicious...read more

We love this location, they always get the order right and are on time! We typically order online…read moreand pick up there. I ordered the orange chicken, bourbon chicken and noodles. The chicken was crispy and pscled with flavor! The new bourbon chicken had a nice zing to it but still sweet. Unique and delicious! The orange chicken was amazing as always, this is a staple! The noodles were perfect, not crunchy not too chewy. The price is good for the amount of food you get too! Overall this location is great, food amazing and always on time! I recommend this place!

Orange chicken has the right amount of heat. Rice is mostly sticky and fresh. Sometimes it can be…read moredried out. Cheese wonton are a great addition. Not happy they stopped their apple cinnamon desserts. For fast food, it is a great choice for take out! Service is great!

Fantastic food, and the kindest most attentive staff. The owner himself has helped me use chop…read moresticks every single time I have eaten here. Additionally, he has brought every person in the restaurant random treats during two of my visits. Very kind, authentic people who are happy to serve you.

I ordered the spicy beef. It was literally immersed, swimming, in grease. My guess is that they…read moreuse, as do so many restaurants, cheap, unhealthful seed oil. So it's, for me, inedible. I liked the people, the place, the menu, the location, but honestly I paid $30 for leftovers that I can't eat. It's a shame. I've never before seen anything this greasy. The owner came out to my car after I exited and asked why I didn't like it. While I respect that, he explained that what appeared as grease was instead, sauce, and that it was flash fried. The problem is that neither the sauce nor grease had taste or spice. When I placed several pieces of beef on a napkin, they saturated the napkin with oil. Maybe it's an oily sauce? They were generous with the beef. The beef quality was pretty good, and the vegetables were unique enough to merit praise. If it were me, I would ramp up the taste quotient in either the marinade or sauce, eliminate 90% of the oil, as it's unnecessary, and add spice. This could be a healthy dish if they used avocado oil, way less oil, and reduced the salt.