Nikki is amazing!! Highly recommend, the food is 10/10! This is the only Chinese food restaurant I…read morewill be going to moving forward. Do yourself a favor and try it, you will not be disappointed!

We are fairly "regulars" here for their take out, meaning we get take out at least 6 times a year…read more Each time the service has been great. The checkout process is always fast and easy too. Each time we have gone in to pick up our order, the place is neat and tidy and there are usually at least 5 tables with customers. There are usually multiple orders waiting to be picked up as well. Parking is street parking - parallel. We've never had an issue with finding a spot late in the afternoon. Family favorites for take out: Plain Lo Mein, Egg Fried Rice, Green Jade, 3 appetizer combos, crab rangoon, chicken fingers, bbq boneless pork, beef teriyaki, chicken teriyaki and chicken curry. Consistent quality, great service and fair prices. It keeps us coming back.

We decided to try Chen's based on a few 5 star reviews we read on Yelp. I have to say they were…read morespot on! Upon driving up to the storefront - it's not much to look at. In fact, we almost drove on, but we wanted to give it a chance. We walked in and they had 2 tables for 4 and a bar area by the window for a few seats. It's a mostly take-out place but we wanted to dine in. It's basically a 2 person show. The woman was very nice and does all the cooking. We ordered beef lo mein, chicken and broccoli with fried rice, hot and sour soup and wonton soup. Our initial impressions were "wow" the portions were huge! We do love leftovers! There were a ton of veggies and meat in both dishes. The veggies could not have been any fresher. They were not soggy and cooked perfectly. The meat was also generous and very tender, not fatty at all. There were even loads of veggies in the soups. I typically don't care for the pork in the fried rice but this pork I was picking out to eat separately. It also was all meat and tender. The food was excellent. Don't drive past this little place or you will miss out on some of the best Chinese food around. We will definitely be returning.

Best in Augusta for sure! Hot and Sour soup was delicious, so was everything else. I'll definitely…read morebe back.

My all time favorite Chinese Food Restaurant. I always get their lunch buffet. Great food, great…read moreprice, excellent service and a great view of the Kennebec River. All you can eat with their Sesame Chicken and Hot n Sour Soup which are my personal favorites. Highly recommend for anyone passing through Augusta to the restaurants location in Hallowell.

The food is Soo good 10- 10 Best place in Scarborough…read more It's mine and co-worker go place when are craving Chinese food

Always great food and great service! Not as expensive as other Chinese places around. And no matter…read morewhen I call, it's always ready in 10-15 minutes. Highly recommended!

We stopped in on our way to Rockwood, Maine because we passed this place all the time. I have to…read moreagree with everyone who's written a review that the interior of this restaurant meets a whole Lotta help. I hate when the store becomes the front of the restaurant it just annoys me. Also had looked at the menus online and none of them had the prices that we paid so I took a picture of the new prices as of July 2024. Most assuredly much higher than what was shown online. I would also agree that the people who run this place seems irritated that we actually stopped to order food, but I think it might just be his personality. With all the external negatives about this place, I have to say the food was good. They were very busy with lots of people coming in and getting pick up orders. I probably wouldn't sit here and eat because I feel like I'm eating in their store room, but I do have to say the food is good , I'm giving them 3 stars because they need to clean the place up

I always have a nice time when coming here They remember…read moreyou, they are kind attentive and listen to requests. Music at normal volume and television normally has game show or something playing. I typically order the buzz bowl which is a blend of rums juices amaretto and 151 float. I also get tea. (I sometimes add some of the tea to the buzz bowl. Food has always been consistent to me I get the pu pu platter for 2 and pork fried rice or lo mein substitution with extra duck sauce. Stand outs are beef teriyaki, crab Rangoon, egg roll, and wings, the chicken fingers are also delicious but I'm not supposed to have a lot of fried food The soups are also really good here as well as the curry's They carry an array of whiskeys sometimes I'll grab a shot of wild turkey bourbon (their master distiller is in his 90s and the longest tenured distiller Jimmy Russel!) it's worth the trip to Winslow if you are looking for good portions and clean dining room casual atmosphere.

Pretty good lunch stop today on my bike ride for some Egg Foo Yung at Lucky Panda in Winslow Maineread more

IYKYK... Maines best…read morekept secret. Don't bother going anywhere else. Everything on the menu is an elite version of your favorite Chinese take out choices elsewhere. Amazing and worth the visit every time

It was pouring rain out when we pulled up to the sketch looking house. We parked in front of the…read moredoor walked up to place our to-go order. As soon as we got to the door, one of the employees asked us to go back to our car and call him if we wanted to order food. We asked for a menu, he said it's only online and to call is the only way to place an order. The place inside looked like a house/office that was in disarray. We decided to not place an order and go to another spot. The food here must be amazing for it to be rated at this high.

The Great Wall Augusta, ME A Buffet Experience That Requires…read moreStretchy Pants and Emotional Preparedness If you're cruising down the highway in Augusta and suddenly feel the gravitational pull of fried rice, congratulations -- you're near The Great Wall. Conveniently located close to the highway and surrounded by shops (should you need to walk off 3-5 plates afterward), this buffet fortress boasts a well-maintained parking lot and handicap accessibility. In short: easy to get to, hard to leave. Atmosphere: The Buffet Cathedral Walking inside, you're greeted by a cavernous dining room with ample natural light -- the kind that lets you clearly see the five or six buffet stations daring you to test your willpower. There's plenty of seating, so whether you arrive solo, with family, or with your competitive-eating alter ego, you'll have room to expand emotionally and physically. Staff: Swift and Smiling The staff is friendly and efficient -- masters of the silent plate swap. You'll look down mid-bite and suddenly your finished plate has vanished like a magic trick, replaced with opportunity. It's the kind of service that says, "Yes, we see you going back for thirds. We support you." Food: A Journey in Three Acts The Highlights (Return-Trip Worthy) * Fried rice: The dependable hero. Fluffy, flavorful, and generously scooped on your plastic plate. * Chicken dishes of all varieties: If it clucks, they've sautéed it, fried it, glazed it, or lovingly bathed it in sauce. Also, Chicken on a stick. Yep, just like the name suggests, it's chicken on a stick. Simple, elegant, and on a stick! * Bok choy with oyster sauce: Fresh, vibrant, and a responsible choice you can point to when explaining your plate's overall nutritional value. This is served with the traditional oyster sauce, the flavor adds to your sodium delight. * Noodle dishes galore: Lo mein, mystery mein, probably-other-mein. Carb enthusiasts, rejoice. The Mid-Light (We're Thinking About It) * Tiny crab rangoons: More "suggestion of crab rangoon" than actual rangoon, but still a crispy little detour. * Vegetarian sushi: A pleasant palate cleanser between ambitious buffet laps. * Hot and sour soup: Mushroom lovers, this one's for you. Mushroom neutral? You've been warned. * Pudding: A delightful way to end the meal and initiate the sacred post-meal "pudding process." * Fortune cookies: Slightly stale, but let's be honest -- destiny waits for no one, and this is hardly The Great Wall's fault. The No-Light Zone * Jello: Possibly a flavor not yet recognized by science. It bore the ripples of its can-shaped origin story like a badge of honor. * Peanut Butter Chicken: Do you wish you had a PB and J, but without the bread, and you substituted it with protein-packed fried chicken? Well, Cinderella, here is your missing slipper. * BoBo shrimp: A philosophical experience. Was it shrimp? Was it chicken? Was it both in a culinary identity crisis? We may never know. * Muscles: Yeah, we're in Maine, but you are likely pushing your luck with these guys. Save room for a second BoBo shrimp instead. * Egg roll: Dough-forward. Think "pizza roll that studied abroad." * Pizza: Skip this! You are at The Great Wall, not the house of Pisa. Cleanliness Overall tidy and clean -- especially impressive considering the steady flow of buffet warriors rotating through. Pro Tip * Ask for chopsticks -- they're available but not automatically deployed. * Knives are not included in the standard fork-spoon-napkin starter pack. Plan accordingly. * Hydrate throughout the meal. Tsingtao is the obvious choice, but in order to keep your sodium levels at Atlantic Ocean, and not the Dead Sea, drink water throughout the meal. Schedule a hydration and digestion window afterward. This is not a "quick bite" establishment. This is an event. Final Verdict The Great Wall in Augusta delivers what a buffet should: variety, value, and the opportunity to make questionable but memorable food decisions. Come hungry. Leave proud (and slightly horizontal).

Big selection of fresh, hot food. Waitress who brought our drinks was fantastic…read more I'm not a fan of the desserts but everything else was very flavorful. We will stop by again.