Everything was great. Best Chinese food I've had since moving to the south and I had a company with…read more5 offices in china. Order was completed correctly and promptly. Only issue was the rice was quantity wise, short. Next time I'll just order and extra rice but I'd think rice needs to accommodate dishes ordered. Not a big deal. I'll be back!!!

Food is good. Price is reasonable. Service is fast. We've only done takeout, but we are willing to…read moredrive from McDonough to Locust Grove for their food.

This was a take out order for my family, on yesterday 6/8/25. We haven't there in a while, so we…read moredecided to visit here again. We ordered seafood egg fo young, ribs, house fried rice, shrimp fried rice, beef egg rolls and shrimp egg rolls. I used to order the shrimp egg rolls but they only used to give a tiny shrimp in the roll. Now, they one regular size shrimp. I guess that means I need to stop that off the menu. I'll select something else, next time. Anyway the food was delicious, the employees were nice and the restaurant was super clean. We will definitely be back soon. :-)

I had the mango chicken and shrimp for dinner and it was really good! I will try this place againread more

Craving lo mein, decided to drop in on an old fave. I haven't been here in a awhile, nice to be…read moreback. The inside is the same as I remember. I ordered the General's Chicken w/ a side of veggie lo mein extra spicy. It checked all my craving boxes. So I'd go back. P.S. I went during lunch, it was not super busy and the price was reasonable for my pockets.

Food is fresh, stove hot with GENEROUS PORTIONS. We generally call ahead and arrive 10-15 mins…read moreafterwards and food is hot and waiting for us. No ambiance, pretty much carry out

The few times that I have picked up take away, I have been satin with the quality for the price…read more The food was hot and tasty. The chicken wings are lightly battered, with a gingerish flavor, if that is a word. The boneless spareribs are tasty. I will continue to order from here.

Came here for lunch, the food was horrible. The fried rice had nothing in it just little pieces of…read moreburnt rice, no eggs, scallions, chicken or anything of that nature that usually fried rice comes with. Some of the honey chicken I had, I had to spit it out, the "honey" isn't honey, god only knows what that gelatin soup. Only thing good I'll have to say is the prices? It's cheap.

Friendly employees, fast service. The portions of food are really good and the price is great for…read morethe amount of food given. Restaurant is clean and it feels like a NY Chinese fast food restaurant.

this is a decent old but clean and the food is good the prices are average the service is great and…read morethe staff is friendly and professional

Extremely delicious and extremely inexpensive American Chinese food that's much better than most of…read morewhat you you can find even in Atlanta. I've heard stupid jokes around Jackson about why the food is so cheap, but such racist jibes do an awful disservice to the lovely Malaysian family who run this restaurant. They use extremely fresh ingredients and prepare everything from scratch every day, so you're never going to be served anything that's been refrigerated or microwaved. The restaurant is cheap because its owners manage it well and do steady business. The General Tsao Chicken is especially good, with spicy sauce and huge helpings of fresh sweet green peppers, but my favorite dish is the Happy Family, which combines every possible ingredient and shouldn't work but somehow magically does. The pot stickers (deep-fried pork dumplings) are divine, and the eggrolls are a perfect mixture of crunchy and chewy. All of the soups are competent and served with surpringly delicate fried egg noodle crispies, which I could eat by the bagful. The hot jasmine tea they serve is refreshing and subtly fragrant. And finally, don't be afraid to try the seafood dishes! The restaurant decor is retro and charming, and the service is attentive and friendly. These guys are really great with large groups. The drive-thru take-out line can sometimes take a while, especially on Friday and Saturday evenings, so it's better to call ahead and go inside to pick up your food.

When you drive by or walk into this restaurant, you'll probably think the food is whack and…read morehonestly if you blink, you might miss the whole place. But we made a Togo order tonight and it was quoted 10 minutes until pick up. And they were right on time. The sweet and sour chicken was heavenly. The sauce was thick and sweet and came with lots of pineapple, peppers and onions. The wonton soup with the wonton crackers was so well made and tasted great. Tip: ask for extra wonton strips! They're so good with the soup. The crab Rangoons were great and you could tell they're handmade and not frozen. I will say that while everything mentioned was amazing, the fried rice was not up to par. The rice was dry and wasn't very good. That won't stop us from ordering again! We spent about $19 and it fed two of us with plenty of leftovers!

This restaurant blessed my taste buds. The first time I went there, I tried a hurricane roll. These…read morethings of some sort were immaculate. I don't understand the science behind these things but I don't need to as long as I can keep and blessing my life like triple T. Thank Royal Stix. Love y'all. -Isaac's Reviews

If you're ever in the neighborhood... I say give them a try!!! On a Mom and son date…read more Greeted immediately and seated right away. Great customer service and really attentive.... even tought me how to pronounce something on my fortune cookie in Chinese(I forgot it smh lol) I will say we where there on a Sunday, so it was pretty empty and it was early in the day. **While waiting for food and during eating... the Door Dash & Uber Eats kept coming in picking up orders...so we have to count that as a PLUS PLUS lol. Walking in is pretty pleasing to the eyes, it does have some age on it but not in a bad way. I like the ambiance, very spacious. They have televisions, sushi/bar seating table and booth seating, also outside seating. I didn't use the restroom... so not able to help you there. Let's get into the food... yummy, yummy, yummy!! They started us off with a dipping sauce and some fried wonton strips, while we looked over the menu. My son had sweet tea, he said it was fine(whatever that means) lol. Rundown of our eats... Edemama(nice amount) Panfried Dumplings(could have drained off some of the oil) which came out pipping hot and flavorful, the sauce was really really good. Yammy Yammy roll Georgia roll Eel roll Everything was amazing!! My son was very pleased and he's 16 so everything had to really be good, there the pickiest lol. So to sum it all up, wonderful customer service and great food. I sure will be going back and I would recommend off of my experience.

Really cool spot with a unique concept. I created a bowl and it was super filling and packed with…read morefresh, real ingredients -- you can really taste the quality. The price point is a little steep, but honestly, everything is these days and at least here it feels worth it. You're paying for freshness, and they deliver. Definitely a spot I'd return to when I want something flavorful, clean, and satisfying. Great option if you're looking for a casual but elevated Asian fusion experience!

The food was ok. Very Americanized. Large portions. (it is odd to serve fried rice as a side…read moreautomatically with Lo Mein noodles). Fair prices. Pleasant staff. But it had a lot of bizarro elements in the restaurant itself. When you walk in it appears to be a small chain restaurant with a very corporate, ordered, modular environment and atmosphere and then you sit down and realize the booths and walls and tables were built by hand by someone who did not have any understanding of ergonomics. The booth was very uncomfortable. The table was too narrow and there was too much room between the seat and the table. There were high tables on the other side of the wall that seat two people but the chairs are too high for the tables so you can barely get your legs under the table making the table awkwardly low. The dishes and silverware were also very odd. It was an interesting experience and I would recommend a visit.