i used to buy from China Wok until Covid hit and the owner took over cooking....food went down…read morehill; so we switched to KING CHEF 261 Treeland ave . Every was better there but this Sunday after discovering King Chef was closed ; we decided to try China Wok Again. BAD MOVE The fried chicken wings weren't just greasy , they were DRIPPING in OIL.. disgusting.... worst i had had. I also told him to drain the grease first ..Not Done The pancid i ordered was supposed to have noodles and vegetables. It was just about all noodles with a hint of carrots.. WILL NEVER RETURN.....you can't imagine how greasy and oily the chicken was ...most was thrown away. Just like what they did to my business...thrown away and back to King Chef.

If I could give zero stars I would. First off, there is a HORRIBLE smell right outside the front…read moredoor of this "restaurant". It smells like a dumpster. That should have been my first clue NOT to go in! I ordered the Hibachi Chicken and the total came t about $15. It was about 75% rice and 25% chicken. The chicken was chewy and fatty. When I first received the to go order, (because there isn't much ambiance to dine in) I did ask the cashier if that was the correct amout of chicken? She just pointed to the menu above the register and said something i couldn't understand. I have been told that Yang's Kitchen restaurant is the very best in Ladson. The price for the Hibabchi Chicken according to their website is less that $10! They will get my business from now on.

We came here on my birthday, and what a great way to celebrate! Dumpling Hour is every Tuesday…read morethrough Thursday from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. The menu features $10 dumpling plates, $10 specialty cocktails (and mocktails), and $6 Sapporo draft beers, We had the Xo Wonton (yum), Crab Rangoon (can't go wrong with crab and cheese amirite?), and the Ribeye Chaoshou (also yum) dumplings. And I wanted to try the Young Chow Fried Rice and the Sweet & Sour Glazed Wings...all phenomenal. All of this was plenty to share among three people for happy hour fun. And what's happy hour without the cocktails? I had the Chinese Awakening (strong but great) and the Golden Phoenix (which was purple and not gold, but still good). I'd definitely return for the full dining experience next time I'm back home!

Beautiful place. Nice staff. Good ambiance. Prices high for à la carte. The flavors were great on…read moresome things and lacking on other items. The lamb was tender but lacking seasoning. Nice establishment. Wish sides came with the entrees.

Dragon Palace always has consistently great food. I've tried a variety of menu items and are are…read moretasty, but I wish the spicy dishes would be even spicier. The decor is also one of my favorite aspects, so much beautiful woodwork. The servers have always been kind and we've never had to wait for a table.

Really mixed bag! As soon as you walk in you're hit with some beautiful, old school Chinese…read morerestaurant decor and I was all about it! Service was stellar! Then the food. The hot and sour soup was some of the best I've ever had and I'll be craving it! This is exactly what I want when I'm hit with the next plague! Delish! The crab puffs are perfection. The spring roll instead of egg roll wrapper is a game changer! All the yes! Chive and shrimp dumplings were absolute heaven! Rivals what you'd get in Chinatown. Could eat them all day! Then we ordered 2 lunch specials. The chicken wasn't anything special. The rib eye dish was a total disappointment. Zero char. As if it had been velveted to death. The texture was way off. Appreciated that the veggies were crisp but the meat was just not vibing. I would definitely come back for soup and to try more dim sum because that's where they shined.

Ordered for pick up. Ready when promised. They do have some basic seating if you want to eat there…read morebut their business looks like it's mainly to go. Combination plate is a lot of food and I made a couple meals out of it. I got sweet and sour chicken with pork fried rice. I really like their rice which had little chunks of pork and peas and carrots. The chicken was good but I was expecting chunks of pineapple and carrots which most places add. Chicken had good flavor and they give you lots of sauce for dipping. Egg roll was large and full of flavor. For the price it's a really good deal and yummy. We also got beef and broccoli. Neat was tender and broccoli has some crunch to it.

Located off of Ladson Rd in an easily accessible area, China City has decent enough food to warrant…read morerepeat visits. That said when I came into the store it wasn't so pleasant with water all over the broken tile floor, the minimalist décor and seating options. It's like the tables are just there to let people sit while waiting for their food. That said, the cashier/owner was extremely friendly and quick to greet me. This visit, I decided not to indulge in any appetizers rather focusing on main course. Just to note it up front the food is extremely well priced with many dishes like fried rice having options for amounts. I rather liked that as it gave me a chance to sample a lot of food without having to get dinner portions. The review I'll start with the pork fried rice. I'm not sure why, but there was a musty smell to it, like it picked up a funk in the fridge (most fried rice is cooked the day before and held in a fridge over night to allow crystal formation leading to a more absorbent rice the next day). The rice was cooked perfectly however I would have preferred a little more egg and small veggies like peas in it. The pork was salty perfection and almost unctuous to the mouth. It was a decent dish but not stellar. The beef and broccoli lost me. The beef had little flavor and extremely chewy, perhaps by not adding baking soda to tenderize the meat. The broccoli was extremely stiff and could have used a little more cooking time all while the sauce wasn't very flavorful. I was so looking forward to this dish too. Next up was the Lo Mein. I wish restaurants would be more consistent as these noodles weren't plump round but almost ramen and slender like. While this may sound trivial the shape of food makes a different in flavor. For instance, elbow macaroni doesn't taste like spaghetti even though they're the same ingredients. That's because it hits the taste buds differently and tricks our minds into thinking it's a flavor rather than texture. Finally, and I noticed this off the bat, is great Chinese restaurants have a slight smoky flavor to Lo Mein and fried rice among some other dishes. This is subtle yet can really elevate the dish and it comes from a wok that's been seasoned for years. I know I'm nitpicking here but these things really make a difference. Overall, the dish was average but enough shrimp were in it to make it cost feasible and lots of cabbage and carrots. The final dish was the Mei Fun which I absolutely loved as it was very close to traditional. Thin rice noodles like vermicelli are cooking without any kind of sauce to note while plenty of onions, carrots and eggs along with the meat are present. I'm still not sure why they skipped the green onion tops and bean sprouts as that's almost the star of the dish. Still, the dish was cooked perfectly and I enjoyed it. Overall, China City is an above average Chinese restaurant with traditional fair. While all the food doesn't hit the bullseye, it's not that far off, just personal knit picking on my part. Well, besides the chewy beef and musty rice. The people are nice and while I think the inside of the restaurant needs some TLC, if they're business is 90% delivery then it's a moot point. The food is the star and it's not bad. Give it a try if you have that itch!

Food is great Service is great. Yes I would recommend that other people. You don't have to wait too…read morelong for food. Take out very easy and pretty quick.

We did this as takeout…read more On the positive: fast, economical and large quantities. Staff is quick and efficient. On the negative side, taste is so-so. We hear routinely that it's hard to get good Chinese food in this part of the country. So far that appears to be true. My wife had the cashew chicken combination plate. The egg roll was good. The pork flavored rice was also good. Vegetables and meat were a bit bland. We counted 3 cashews, so that was a bit disappointing. I had the kung po gee din. Everything was there in terms of vegetables and meat. But hot/spicey it was not. I do some Asian cooking and there are 2 things that make a difference: freshness and sauce. Vegetables in neither dish were terribly fresh. The sauces lacked the strong flavor profile that should be there. In particular there seemed to be no vinegar or other acid flavors. Not strongly soy sauce flavored, which is sometimes done to fool the palate into thinking it's more umami than it is. Just a bit generic in taste. They're obviously trying hard, but they don't quite have it.

Ambiance: stand alone building in the Tanger outlet parking lot. It's nice inside, quiet, wood…read morewalls like a Texas roadhouse, and spacious. Service: nice service, answering questions about the menu, explaining the options well. Food: I'm impressed. I got the sweet and sour chicken. This is nothing like your standard takeout Chinese. It was crispy with subtle sauce and delicious flavors. I also got the sautéed green beans and the spring rolls. Incredibly fresh, well prepared, and flavorful. I've finally found a good Chinese restaurant!!! I was hesitant about coming here, not for any real reason other than I'd given up hope at finding a good Chinese restaurant. This place is a welcomed surprise.

Beautiful Chinese-themed Restaurant, nice relaxing atmosphere…read more Stopped in for lunch on Friday afternoon with a coworker; we were the only twoin the place for the 30 minutes we were there. Service was prompt and friendly. Ordered the stir fried beef and green pepper lunch, includes a soft drink. Food arrived quickly and had good flavor but lacking something to put it in the great cateogry. Love the boiled egg that was included. Overall a good visit, I'll return to check out something else on the menu.

Yay! This is my favorite Chinese food restaurant in the area. Let's be honest, there are dozens of…read moreplaces to get Chinese anywhere you look. However, not all are created equal. The quality of the food is great, the flavors are superior and their customer service is excellent. One time I was going to pick-up some food and at the time they didn't have 'curbside'. I had my kids in the car with me and they just happened to fall asleep. If I went in to get the food, I would have to wake them up and I would have some cranky children for the rest of the day. I called the store, and she came out to my car to get my payment, asked and brought anything else we needed and even whispered to help keep the kiddos snoozing. All this, while it was raining outside. It's these little things that make me want to come back and support someone who has such a great heart and passion for what they do. Highly recommended! tell your friends! :)

Woof. The food here is not only terrible but seems unfit for consumption. And it takes a lot for me…read moreto say that because I will eat (*try*) just about anything...but not this. My husband and I ordered take out. The first sign something was off, was the box our order came in: a flour tortilla wrap box. WTF?? Everything we ordered tasted like fake food. Like it came out of a machine or factory or somewhere untouched by humans. When we threw the food out, it left a weird slimy-looking dark residue on the inside of all the styrofoam boxes that would not rinse off. I've never seen anything like this. Needless to say, we were very turned off by the whole experience and I can say with certainty that we will not be back. Can't say I would recommend :(

Food is always fresh. You can see the entire kitchen from l the register and it's always spotless…read more Customer service could be better - they're just all business - nothing against them.

Very disappointed with our meal. Came into the restaurant to order, service was very nice. Got…read morehome with order and the general Tso's chicken obviously got sauced with the wrong sauce. Also eggroll tasted spoiled. Called to address our issue and got hung up on by manager after she did try to give us 10% off our "next" order. So... spend more $$ with us even though your food wasn't right this time, and we're not justifying the situation. NO THANKS!! So, Just give up on Chinese food in Monks Corner!! Nothing is worth it!!! Go back to the buffet, they at least do General Tso's ok.

I have been here a few times now. First and foremost, it's like every other Chinese buffet you've…read morebeen to. Mostly same menu, there's chicken, noodles, beef, Porto, rice, shrimp, wontons, you name it, they usually got it. The food is average, nothing that I would drive 30-40 mins out of my way for, but still, not bad. They do have stirfry that you can get which is nice. Service is good, and the set up, is pretty typical. Lunch was about $40 for 2.

Service 4.5 Ambiance 3.5 nice and roomy. Lots of space…read more Seemed clean. Food 2.8 many food items on the bar, chicken was dry in the hibachi, but chicken wings were good. There was teriyaki and sesame chicken but no generals or orange chicken. Several vegetable options. Dessert bar mostly instant pudding and such. There is a nice soft serve machine. Having a hibachi bar included is nice but the meats were mediocre. Just getting noodles and broccoli were good, though. At $20/person I'm not sure it's a value for the money. I did walk away full though!

My first time visiting and for sure will be returning! I ordered the boneless spare ribs…read morecombinations, was so flavorful. A reasonable price for a large portion size. The resturant was clean and quiet. The workers were nice.

Wow. Since the closing of our beloved Fortune Garden on University Blvd., we've desperately been in…read moresearch of a Chinese restaurant worthy of replacing our favourite Chinese spot for over a decade. We believe our search is over, and we declare Great Wall our new go-to spot. We walked up to the counter and the young man patiently took our order. We then sat down and noted most of the orders ready for take out were for rice and fried chicken. I became a little anxious, as our order seemed to drag on, and I wondered silently if we were set for another disappointment. We've been hoping to find a new restaurant before Christmas Day, as we've planned this as our yuletide meal this year, and we've been searching since Fortune Garden unexpectedly closed on New Years Day this year. Our order was finally called, we were granted our various sauces, we retrieved everything and headed home. We began unpacking everything from the brown paper bag and I noticed a couple of things immediately: our order was correct, the food was hot...but then, something else caught my eye. The egg foo young gravy. Now, if you're a connoisseur of the egg foo young, you've undoubtedly run across sub-par gravy: thick, lumpy, gray and not terribly inviting. This was not that gravy. The concoction was a dark brown, silky and smooth. The taste of egg foo young and gravy was heavenly. We then tried the house special fried rice and the egg rolls. Definitely closest to our beloved Fortune Garden. You should make Great Wall your new forever Chinese takeout restaurants. Maybe we'll see you there on Christmas!