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    China Go Go

    3.6 (42 reviews)
    InexpensiveFast Food, Chinese
    Open 11:30 am - 9:30 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Sesame Tofu | Steamed Rice
    Mimi V.

    Today I went to dine-in w/ a friend of mine and it was a horrible experience. We sat at the bar and waited for some menus. The hostess brought menus and told the bartender to bring us waters. We decided to have some drinks while waiting for our food. The bartender came over and took our drink order and left, never got her name. She returned 3 minutes later and asked to see our ID's. We showed them to her. My friend gave her, her ID and she looked at it. I passed her my ID and she said "you look like your mom" which confused me but before I could say anything she walked away. The hostess who I am assuming is the manager, then came over and asked for our ID's again, to which we gave them to her. She looked at my ID and gave it back and then took my friends ID and said it looked like she used a picture of her mom or something. She laughed and then walked away. The bartender never came back and we never got our drinks.. we never even got an exact explanation as to why we couldn't get them (24yo & 25yo). The hostess rudely took our food order, brought all of my friends food out first and then mine 15 minutes after the fact. My friend ordered beef lo' mein and it was spaghetti noodles, she also said the beef tasted weird. I got the sesame tofu and the tofu is rock hard ... not crunchy-- hard. The broccoli is limp and tasteless. White rice was good, thank goodness. We had to leave a few minutes after my food came out so we got to go boxes- won't be returning.

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    Debra W.

    New spot in the Smith Corners Area. Truth be told, I was anxiously awaiting their opening because I don't have a Chinese carry out in my neighborhood that I will visit anymore. The one I had used previously, I have stopped dining at due to a low health rating. So we were in the area and we stopped in for dinner. Upon entry, they greeted us and explained their specials and the menu. It is not a typical menu that you will find at another Chinese carry out. Limited menu but they do offer bao. The setup looks like they will be cafeteria style because they have a buffet line right when you walk in but they did cook our food fresh. I should have asked if that is what they are going to do in the future. They do have a few booths but I would see this as more a carry out place. It was a bit warm inside and did not make for a pleasant dining experience. So we ordered the following: Chicken Potstickers - These are probably a frozen variety but they were good. Chicken inside was moist and flavorful. Hints of ginger and lemongrass. Chicken wings - Fried to perfection but seriously bland. Chicken and Broccoli with Lo Mein Noodles - This was actually really good. It was a nice balance of sauce and broccoli and meat. The broccoli still had a nice crunch to it without being too under. I typically don't enjoy lo mein noodles because they are often bland and oily. However, China GO GO uses the thin noodles, which I enjoyed and had flavor to it. My son actually really enjoyed this dish too. Pork Bell Bao - The bun was soft and perfect, the pork belly was melt in your mouth soft but this overall was sweet. It needed something to balance it out - maybe some more mustard greens. The mustard greens on it were not the crunchiest and could have been more sour. Don't get me wrong - it was good, just a bit sweet for me. In the end I am very excited about being able to get bao's in my neighborhood now. I had ordered my bao with a side salad and they ended up serving it with onion rings. I told them it was okay, they didn't have to fix it. We would eat the onion rings. Which were good. But they still fixed it, they brought out my side salad which was very fresh and topped with a nice refreshing dressing. They have a nice bao selection and I am anxious to come back and try. While there on our visit they had a picture of Asian shaved ice dessert and we asked if they had that too. They told us no, but that they do plan to have in the next few weeks. If this is true - I will gladly be a regular visitor. In the end, it was good eats. Definitely a good solid three. I will be back to try more of the bao's that they offer. The menu says they deliver. I will eventually take them up on that.

    Variety on the menu! Daily specials. They also have the popular Bubble Tea! (A hit on the west coast...making its way to the south)
    Cheryl M.

    Tonight was my 2nd visit. The 1st visit was very good. This time not so much. I ordered crab Rangoons. They were warm inside and crispy outside. We also got the spring rolls. Crispy but inside bland. Our main dish was sesame chicken. Half Lo-Mein. The other fried rice. The noodles have a bad aftertaste and they were very dry. The fried rice was just ok. I'm a little disappointed because the first visit I really enjoyed. I probably won't return. Sorry

    well stocked and TV'd bar
    Daniel P.

    Co-workers suggested Chinese for lunch and that pretty much ended the conversation... Ample parking in a shared lot in the plex with easy in and out from Statesville or W.T.Harris. Clean comfortable space dominated by a well appointed bar. Tables down the left side and two smallish dining rooms on the right, no idea what's going on next door. Greeted with an eggroll! how cool is that?! Never quite got around to eating it but no complaints from the other guys. Asked for hot tea and Kimchi wings to start. Wings didn't have the distinct flavor and aroma of chicken dipped in super-charged garlic infused oriental sauerkraut. Kinda good but kinda dry, comes with ranch dip and some celery to health you up. On the other hand the General's Chicken was delightful. Light, crisp breading on tender meats in a zippy brown sauce with broccoli and your choice of white or fried rice. Why not have some fun and get some hot mustard too!? Just a little dunky-dip and your world comes alive: warmth that starts in your belly and blooms in your sinuses. Ahhh... lunch with the General.

    Sesame Chicken & Crab Rangoon (6)

    Take my word for it and RUN! If I could give this place less than 1 star I would! This is absolutely THEE WORST Chinese takeout spot I've ever tried and will end up throwing away everything, that's how bad the food is. Wasted $31 on all this to not even eat it, save your money and time, don't say I didn't warn you! You can't even really tell the sesame chicken is just that because it barely has seeds and the general tso was just as bad. Egg roll, noodles, rangoons, all terrible!

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    Bought $50 worth of food, and got sick afterwards from hair being in the food. like literally HAIR in the food.

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    Best Chinese place in the area! So good and they deliver!! Very speedy delivery as well.

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