The pork was crispy, soft and tender. The rice was good. The egg roll was amazing! I've been here…read moremany times and I've never been disappointed. It was also very fast.

Undercooked steamed chicken and pork sdumplings. I could not eat them. Horrible tasting.read more

Always consistent, great service, fast, and friendly, happy to help and make things smoothread more

China Gate is Chinese restaurant in South Euclid. You'll find it at Cedar Center North Plaza. It's…read morea convenient stop if you're shopping nearby. Also, a central destination if you're tracking from South Euclid, Cleveland Heights, or Beachwood. I was craving Chinese food for dinner and stopped here for takeout. It won't be by regular takeout destination. AMBIANCE: China Gate is a takeout only place. The restaurant is very small and not so clean. Half of the restaurant and seating is obstructed by random boxes and storage. There are three tiny tables inside. The chairs and tables are affixed to each other with little room between the two. It's impossible to sit comfortably. It was very uncomfortable to even sit and wait for takeout. Dining in is not a good option. FOOD: The menu is multi-page containing options like combo plates, soups, fried rice, lo mein, and other familiar favorites. Spicy dishes are clearly denoted in the menu. There is a pink sheet with up charges for items - oil, soy sauce, fortune cookies, and others. I ordered Sesame Seed Chicken Combo Plate ($14) and Wonton Soup ($6.50). There were plenty of problems with my order. The main one being it wasn't quite my order. Sesame Seed Chicken Combo Plate comes with pork fried rice and egg roll. My order came with small white rice, no egg roll. There was a generous portion of chicken (container full) but it was awful. It was not a cohesive dish. Some pieces were very dry, others too soggy. Some were sweet, others a bit sour. The chicken was not evenly coated in sesame seed and honey sauce. So it was essentially half sauced. The sauce tasted like honey from honey bear container that was extremely diluted. The sesame seeds tasted slightly burned. The entire dish was bland - not sweet, not salty, nothing. Won Ton soup was not good. The broth was considerably darker than similar soup at other places. There was too much onion. The won tons had a lot of dough and teeny tiny meat pieces inside. Single pieces of meat were nice but they were too fatty. Overall, the soup was too concentrated/dark soup base but also lacking flavor. SERVICE: Service was chaotic. I walked in to place an order in person. The employee took orders of multiple people calling in before acknowledging me. I was standing right in front of her. She was raising her voice at customers on the phone and almost arguing about what the orders contained. I will say that there were lots of questions asked to ensure that the orders were right on the phone. Average wait time provided was 10-15 minutes. My order was up very quickly. Overall, I found service to be very unwelcoming and too animated. SOUVENIRS: Cute glass and ceramic Chinese horoscope figurines are available at the counter. It is unclear if they are for sale, no prices are listed on them. PARKING: Large parking lot is available at this plaza. Plenty of places to park. I was pretty disappointed with my visit. I didn't get the right order. My order was not tasty at all. I'll sound silly, but after tasting my meal, I strongly considered immediately going to another Chinese restaurant for another takeout. I will not be returning because no part of my visit was satisfying.

Really impressive for what it is. This is very much an Americanized Chinese restaurant, but the…read morepreparation is very impressive. The vegetables were fresh and cooked just crisp. The tofu was nicely prepared with a nice crunchy fried exterior without being overdone. The space was fine: more geared toward takeout than dine in, but dine in is certainly an option. The staff was friendly and very much interested in making sure we had the best experience possible. All told, I view this as a hidden gem of a destination. This isn't fine dining or a modern take on Chinese American cuisine, but they do an excellent job of filling the niche they aim to fill.

Some of the most tasteless Chinese food my husband and I ever had. I had the Happy Family and my…read morehusband had the Sweet and Sour Chicken. The food was bland and the chicken was hard.

China Wok is a lowkey Chinese restaurant in Broadview Heights. I visited after working up an…read moreappetite after skiing. I discovered that it's one of the only Chinese restaurants open later in the day in the surrounding suburbs. I was very excited to try a new restaurant in this part of town but it was a miss for me. AMBIANCE: Simple surroundings with Chinese menus displayed on the monitors, red lanterns descending from the ceiling, simple art, and plants. The tones are light orange and peach. The dining room only has a few tables of four. The dining room also has a chest freezer that is unexpected. The decor is pretty dated yet exactly what you'd picture a Chinese restaurant to be. FOOD: Multi page has it all - appetizers, soups, fried rice, chow mein, chop suey, chow mein fun, egg foo young, lo mein, chef specialties, Hunan and Szechuan Specialties. There is also a small category with special diet dishes. The diet dishes include steamed veggies, some with shrimp and chicken. I ordered S22 - Honey Chicken ($12.75). It comes with a side of white rice, no egg roll. I took a few bites of the dish and settled for chips for dinner. Honey Chicken portion was generous and was in a separate container. Chicken pieces were very dry. They didn't seem to be cooked in sauce but rather sauce was added later. I heard some microwaving during meal preparation and it was probably for this sauce. Honey sauce is just melted honey. The two ingredients just aren't cohesive. Side white rice was small, too clumpy and dry. The meal wasn't at all enjoyable. SERVICE: The service was very intense. I got the impression that the employee did not want to cook anything at this point of the day. I have to say that meal prep was almost instant, much faster than at other Chinese food takeouts. The employee also welcomed me to return, which was nice. FREE TEA: The restaurant serves free hot tea (flavor unknown). Disposable glasses are available. It's a great treat for dine in or to go especially on frosty winter days. PARKING: Large plaza parking lot. Plenty of parking! Overall, it was a quick late evening stop with mediocre food. I was really craving Chinese food and was disappointed it wasn't good.

New to the area and very picky about Chinese food. Tried this place a few times and pleased with…read morethe food. The location has tables for dine in but the impression is mostly carry out. Always greeted immediately and food cooked fast without a long wait. I love that their roast pork is thinly sliced and well cooked. Pieces are not fatty or chewy. Vegetables are nice and fresh and perfectly cooked with a little crunch left. Not cooked too long or soggy, even in brown sauce. The General Taos and Orange chicken is nice and crisp, but would love more of a white/breast option for consistency. Some of the pieces can be stringy/chewy. Might have been a one off with the lo mein, but the noodles seemed too soggy or overcooked in water. Will give another try. Their egg rolls are great NY style- fat, round kind about the length of 3-4". Hard to find in some places. Reasonable pricing and food is always cooked fresh to order! Look forward to choosing them again!

I've never eaten inside, always takeout but we pick up there and the kitchen is fast and the…read moreservice is consistent. The best part of China Wok is their portions! You can easily eat their chicken and rice meals in 2 or 3 servings. I have one serving in my photo. General Tso's chicken and white rice. They also give you egg rolls with your entrees!

The place looks like a gas station from the outside, and the inside is a bit run down and…read morecluttered, but the food is good, portions are generous, and it comes fast. Service is a little erratic--they didn't bring napkins until we asked, for example. Most of their business is take-out, but there are booths if you want to eat in (served on paper plates-- order at the window, and they bring it to your table). Also picnic tables to eat outside if it's nice (although the tables are right by the road). Rating is two stars for ambiance, five stars for food.

Got them via Uber Eats yesterday, but still the I cant blame the driver for how awful the Kung Pao…read moreChicken smelled. It smelled like a wet used gym shoe. Like it smelled loke an actual sweaty foot. I threw it all away. The Chicken Fried Rice and Egg Drop Soup were good, enough where I may still order from them again. But oh man, ive never smelled what that Kung Pao Chicken smelled like in my life. Like instant gag.

This place is really good! Couldn't find a good Chinese restaurant around and this one is…read moreabsolutely perfect! Will be ordering again!

I came here for a quick lunch before my Red Cross appointment. And like always, the food was on…read morepoint. I got the dan dan noodles lunch special ($10.95). In addition to noodles, the lunch special came with your choice of soup, a spring roll, or 2 crab rangoon. I opted for the crab rangoon. I also ordered 2 dim sum dishes - the shrimp dumplings ($6.50) and snow mountain lava buns ($6.50). The crab rangoon came out first, and they were delicious, hot, and crispy. Then I got the dan dan noodles. The noodles had a bit of a kick, but they weren't overwhelmingly spicy. They had a nice chew, and I slurped them up happily. I just wish there were more noodles lol, but the portions were pretty typical for dan dan noodles at Greater Cleveland restaurants. The dim sum was great. The shrimp dumplings were tender and juicy, and the buns were so fluffy. Be careful eating them though, or you might get hot, delicious egg goo all over your hands, lol. The staff is very no-nonsense. The service was efficient, and I made it in time for my Red Cross appointment. Note - the restrooms are super clean and even smell nice!

They have pictures of the food that they claim to offer... When I got my order, nothing looked like…read morethe pictures they provided. Then when I asked for a refund, I was told I would get one and then the crazy owner. That's what she identified herself as hung up on me and told me she wasn't doing anything for me even though I had taken pictures next to the pictures that I created my order from and said all of this food is different not only was it different. It was horrible. The worst Chinese food I've ever had here and I've eaten Chinese food in Singapore all over Asia. This is not Chinese food at all. It's disgusting and I would highly recommend you don't eat food from there, especially because the owner will not stand behind the food. They cook and prepare and they just hope you're on a trip like I am and won't come back because it's so terrible. Unfortunately, for them after she said she wasn't going to do anything for my order my bank realize that I sent him the information I provided him with information for the pictures and then I had also taken pictures of the food that they had given me so yeah my bank took care of me thank you very much US bank for doing the right thing. You should be ashamed of yourself Szechuan gourmet there is nothing gourmet about your restaurant and this is coming from actually a real restaurant owner. I would never ever treat my guess the way you treated me over the phone you are rude. You produce bad food and hopefully you're not in business for that much longer. It's a shame that you do that and you pass it off as Chinese food especially Szechuan maybe you should look up the province and understand the food that comes from there.

Great food! Very nice people working there. The Egg Foo Yung is excellent, and the kung Pao…read morechicken is very good also. Eating the Egg Foo Young now...

I tried to give this place another try...RUN! Food was OLD, hard and DRYED OUT! disgusting. I will…read moreNEVER GO BACK! That was the final straw for me.