Wow what a hidden gem! The place is spotless, with a nice dining area and friendly staff at the…read morewalk-up counter. The food tasted fresh not frozen, I had the orange chicken, sweet and sour chicken, and pork fried rice everything was delicious. Highly recommend and I'll definitely be back!

We ordered from here on a whim since our usual spot is closed on Mondays. The food turned out to be…read moregreat! The steamed dumplings were especially good! They were juicy and full of flavor, with little bits of water chestnut that gave a nice crunch. The Kung Pao chicken was amazing and packed with meat--the container felt super heavy! The pork fried rice was tasty too, with big pieces of pork throughout. Looks like we have a new usual place.

Not so impressed food. I came here around noon to pick up some Wonton soup for a cold day. The food…read morewas ready very quick and price is similar to other Chinese place. Soup was good but not the wontons. The place is small and has maybe 2 tables if you want to have a sit. Staff is friendly

Everything is always so tasty. They are great at adapting your order to your preferences. We live…read morein Cheektowaga and have a boat on the canal. We get food from BEJING at least once a week while we are there and recommend it to every one we can.

Ordered takeout. I don't like to rate restaurants on takeout, because it's never as good as…read moresit-down, but here I am anyway. The cashier was a little gruff, but the woman running back and forth between the kitchen and the front had a better business sense about keeping customers happy. She didn't want me to wait long, so I think she rushed the kitchen a little bit, which I appreciated, but also may have led to some of the demerits on the food I mention below. I was happy to see one dish I ordered, the pig intestine with fish, on their picture board above the cash registers. That gave me confidence that they knew what they were doing and it was the best dish by far out of the three I ordered. The intestine was fresh and flavorful, the spice level was high, but also not too salty. It was a lot of food. Only drawback here was the fish (tilapia?) seemed to be heavy on the breading. The other two dishes were disappointing. Penang curry with pork had good vegetables, but the sauce had too little flavor since they went too heavy on the coconut milk. The pork seemed like chicken, not pork. Way too soft and flavorless. The Singapore Chow Mei Fun had good noodles and veggies. But the curry powder was not blended in. Eating it, I could still feel it in powder form. It was also far too oily. Overall, I think they had a lot of options but next time I'd steer more towards classic Chinese, since that seems to be what they do well. I hope next time the flavors will be stronger and blended better (i.e. powders actually stirred in). I'm willing to give them another chance, since they do have a lot of dishes I like. Last note: the online ordering service does not indicate that dishes come with rice. I thought they would have rice by default, but then when I added the penang curry to my cart, it asked whether I wanted rice or noodles or something else. So that made me think I had to order rice separately, which meant I had twice as much rice as I needed. It also said "quart of white rice" was sold out, but "pint of white rice" was not, yet the rice that came with my meal came in a quart container.

Tried this restaurant for the first time today. I ordered shrimp Kung Pao! Just the right amount of…read morespice and a few different vegetables. Looking forward to trying another dish.

Found this new restaurant and was totally pleased. Excellent selection and good food. Nice family…read morebusiness. We will return again.

Our dinner at Lee's was a mixed bag. The teriyaki beef on a stick had good flavor, but was…read moreovercooked and tough. The lo mein with pork was decent but I had more flavorful versions elsewhere. The Dragon and Phoenix consisted of two dishes on the same plate, garlic shrimp and General Tso's chicken divided by a wall of oranges. The garlic shrimp were nice sized shrimp with mixed vegetables in a somewhat spicy garlic sauce. The General Tso's chicken consisted of fried dough balls which were very hard. When I got to the center of the dough, surprise, no chicken. I went through all the balls and there was nary a piece of chicken to be found.

Came here for lunch and got a quick reminder why I don't really like Chinese buffets. While there…read morewere a few items that were good (spring roll, "shrimp delight", mass produced desserts), most of the items were cold and overcooked. No sushi. There were signs posted all over, stating that you will be charged if you "waste food". I understand that they don't want food waste but it made the vibe even more tacky. The place was really quiet and the 5 tables of patrons were all sitting back to back so it's like we were all in each other's business. I posted a pic of the aquarium that shows neon green water and that aggravating sign about wasting food.

This Chinese buffet is alright, which is why it gets 3/5. The food is not the sweeter side, like…read moremany restaurants which serve American-Chinese food. Nothing really stuck out and everything was very average to sweet. The prices are very appropriate though,

First, the bad: the food was *okay*. The fried wontons were a little greasy for my tastes, but I…read moreknow other people like them. The fried dumplings were okay. However, the prices were very good and the dining area surprisingly spacious, service was good, and there were some big fishies too, so I recommend this place in the end :D

Peking Quick One is my go to for Asian takeout. There is a seating area but, I've never used it…read more The menu here is large. All the regular American style stuff as well as specialty items like stir fried pork liver and honey walnut shrimp. All the food is of good quality. I stopped by for some hot and sour soup on a particularly cold day and wanted to say that it warmed me up nicely.

Yesss!!! Finally found a good takeout Chinese restaurant after Chinese cookery went downhill…read more Eggrolls and dumplings were the standouts for sure. Everyone enjoyed the General Tso chicken. Szechuan Chicken was nice as well, spicy and tons of fresh veggies. Definitely our go-to now!

Food was very good. Combinations and chef specials are enough food to share or have leftovers. The…read moreorange chicken combo was delicious. Meat tender and not over breaded. Ordered online- food was ready when arrived.

My friends and I stopped by OG Dumpling House for lunch, and it definitely lived up to the hype!…read moreWhile they're known for their dumplings, I liked that the menu also offers soups, rice, noodles, and other dishes for a little more variety. Service was quick, and our food came out hot and fresh shortly after we ordered. We shared everything family-style, including the pan-fried pork and chive dumplings, crab and pork xiao long bao, and the OG peanut noodles with chicken. Everything was delicious, but the xiao long bao was easily the highlight. The dumpling skin was the perfect thickness, and you could really taste the crab in the filling. The prices were also very reasonable, especially compared to other dumpling spots I've been to that cost more without matching the quality. I'd definitely come back the next time I'm in the area!

Love this little spot. Looks like and old Pizza Hut from the outside but don't be fooled, what…read moreyou'll find inside is much better. My wife and I are dumpling aficionados and mostly have to make our own at home so we were excited when this place opened. It was super busy when we got there, even on a Monday night, but we still got served pretty fast. We had two types of dumplings, chicken and pork, both pan fried and they were both great. We also tried the pork belly bun which exceeded expectations. For dessert we had the sesame balls which were sweet and had the perfect texture. We liked everything and we will be back here for sure.

Finally had the chance to dine in. Walked in at 1:45pm on a Monday and there was soft music playing…read morein the dining room. I was seated and immediately served complimentary tea, and fried wontons with sweet and sour sauce. I ordered the Kung Pao lunch special which comes with a choice of egg roll or soup, and white or vegetable friend rice. I chose the wonton soup and fried rice, and I ordered an egg roll as well. The egg roll came out quickly, and the lunch special was served right when I finished that. The food was good and the dish was spicy (Kung Pao is supposed to be spicy but it never is-- not for me) and the service was polite. When the check came it was accompanied by a plate with two slices of orange and a fortune cookie. The only thing I didn't like about the visit was that there was an advertisement for a big commercial law firm on the back of the fortune slip and the "lucky number" was the phone number. I thought that was tacky. I walked out at 1:15pm. Great, quick lunch.

When you first walk in to this place, it feels very much like a takeout Chinese restaurant…read more However, there is a very quaint little restaurant where you can sit down and enjoy your meal with friends or family. The staff is very friendly and very helpful when I explained I needed gluten free, and he somewhat understood and worked with me. The food was super good, and the staff was wonderful. It was clean and there was a wide variety on the menu for food between Chinese and Thai. Go here. U wont be disappointed.