It looks like Eliza's is another place that yelpers either love or hate. Or love to hate. Or hate to love. Or whatever. From my visit last Friday, I can see both sides to the arguments. The rampaging waitstaff were so hell-bent on clearing each dish as soon as it looked remotely empty, that they literally snatched the plate out from under A's grandmother while she was still eating her mu shu pork. She rolled with it gracefully, but looked shocked as it happened. We also had an incident where a member of the waitstaff walked past one of the guests who was trying to assist with keeping the table organized and was holding an empty platter out for her to take...but she looked at him and just kept on walking. The gentleman host that I dealt with whisked away the cake that I brought as soon as I walked in, and handled the timing for presenting it beautifully - even threw a couple of candles on top! So I guess the upshot on the service is that 1/2 of the staff seems pretty pissed off, while the rest were polite and helpful. Of course, we were a table of 17, complete with 5 kids between the ages of 2-5. I might have just walked away from us too. The Food: The shells on the salt and pepper shrimp totally skeeved me out, and it was all I could do to crunch through my first and only bite without spitting it back out onto my plate. You know how you can usually tell when a shell is *supposed* to be left on? For me, this was not one of those times. Mango beef was good. Scallops with spicy garlic sauce were excellent. Appetizer platter was meh - mostly fried, battered miscellany. But huzzah to them for garnishing with shrimp chips!! Yeah, you know, those pink and blue fried jobbers that have no business being food in the first place? The Chinese version of the pork rind? Love. Them. Eliza's does not have a liquor license, so come with a thirst for wine, beer, or sake. I don't think I'd make any special trips into SF for this place, but I am giving them an extra star for making my friend's birthday party a success. He had a blast, and that's all that mattered on this occasion. ----- And to Matthew L., the "415 Native" who says that "Eliza's is not about the service... anyone who knocks Eliza's is shallow or simply prefers to have their ass kissed." Matthew, I can tell you that I personally don't need to have my ass kissed when I go out to eat, but I also don't care to have it beaten with a rusty hairbrush full of pissed off Africanized honeybees. read more

I really hate to disparage a place when the meal was on someone else's tab. But when I am just as underwhelmed the second time around, then something must be said. I've been to Eliza's on two occassions for work-related lunches. The only explanation I have for this is that my colleagues probably don't know any better or are too busy to figure out another place to have the end-of-the-semester luncheon. Eliza's seems to be trying to be upscale Chinese...hey, check out the Wedgewood china, the stainless steel chopsticks, the glass-blown sculptures...with that much effort in the details, you would think that they would strive for upscale food. But they're also trying to be mid-priced. It just doesn't add up to me! The food is largely uninspired, and while inauthenticity does not necessarily preclude quality, Eliza's just doesn't measure up to an objective standard of goodness. Sauces are either too salty or undifferentiated (hey is that the same sauce from that other dish?). Seafood not very fresh. I can't even comment further because everything is so unmemorable! Not to mention the service is really whacked out...they had a mad rush to clear our plates, but then took forever and a day to get us our check. 2 stars because their lunch specials ARE pretty cheap (about $6 for entree, brown/white rice, soup) and the food wasn't really inedible. I suppose there is a subset of people who will find Eliza's appetizing, but if it were up to me I would rather spend my money somewhere else. Either I would want to save some money and go somewhere more hole-in-the wall, or I would even be willing to spend more for better upscale Chinese dining. I just can't win at Eliza's. read more

The peking duck Mongolian beef, eliza spicy chicken and the sweet and sour chicken is good I also love the service!! 10/10

Good God teach those people customer service. Food is ok. Place is clean bit customer service ruins it all. Is it that hard to say THANK YOU!??? People choose your place to eat among thousands of others in this city. Waitress borough me chopsticks with such face as if I was asking to bring me her personal wallet. Come on!!! This is restaurant - at least be polite. read more

The food is delicious! I can appreciate their huge portions. I hate dining in because these people are rude. I never get a smile, and when I paid for my food earlier today the man took my money and sat my food down on the counter and walked off instead of handing it to me. It's the little things people!!! And why is my total for the same thing I order always different? read more

This place has very poor service, the owner is a super mean person and the food is not even good. I do not recommend this place to anyone.

Food is good, and the service is a bit moody. I can walk from my place to Eliza's in five minutes, and within that perimeter, Eliza's wins my vote for good, filling Chinese food, if a bit spendy compared with other places. Crab rangoon. Mu shu. Sunflower beef. Interior is more contemporary -- colorful and neon, not like your traditional Chinese restaurant with all the little temples, etc. Refreshing. Parking is a bitch in this neighborhood, so recommend you walk or take a cab or the bus. read more

This was rec'd as one of the best chinese places in the city by a savvy, hip, foodie professional peer of mine. It's a place she has gone to for years, and took us there after a long meeting. So maybe it was the long meeting.... or maybe it was that it came recommended so highly... but It only made me miss my inner sunset haunt, Nan King Road Bistro. This was really good chinese compared to the sloppy, oily "American" chinese food that we get used to.... it was crisp, not overcooked (aka good quality food that doesn't need to be oversauced to hide bad quality, etc), and perfect portions and presentations. The grilled eggplant was yummy, the mongolian beef was good, but lacked any real kick that I might expect, and was cooked a bit hard - a little more burnt smoke taste than I might enjoy. The chicken salad was scrumptious, and frankly... recounting the food reminds me that it's worth 4 stars, not 3. So well done.... you did a great job Eliza's! =) Thank you! read more

It pains me to downgrade Eliza's to two stars! Let me preface this by saying my updated review is based on in house service and not take out (as I had reviewed before) For take out- Eliza's food is 3-5 stars depending on what you order. First of all... we have been coming to Eliza's (in the former locations near Van Ness, and in Portero Hill) for over 20 years. It is one of my favorite Chinese restaurants in all of SF. Here's the problem, the service. News flash to Eliza's... people in SF have kids! We were seated with one our well behaved 6 year old. There were two other tables (elsewhere in the restaurant) with younger kids who were making a bit of noise and mess. Probably drove the waitstaff into super rude mode because we caught their wrath. Our waiter (a woman, working on evening of October 7) was downright mean. She made us (four adults) feel as if we were intruding and corrected our order when we wanted more rice. She basically refused to add it to our order. She was also very rude when collecting the dishes. I mean, seriously, it is an art form to be a rude table busser. That takes real talent! We had 5 people too and a $60+ check. What made me really disappointed in the service, was the last straw... When we asked for a couple of additional fortune cookies, she rolled her eyes, made some nasty remark under her breath, and disappeared into the kitchen never to be seen again. I grabbed a second waiter for the cookies and he said "Yeah, yeah." Then yelled at my son for being near the walkway. He was just standing there minding his own business. No waiters were present and we were watching him. So again, BOTH waiters were incredibly rude!!!! The cookies never arrived. And we left feeling a bit betrayed by the restaurant where we had spent so much money in the past. Oh yeah, don't try Eric's or Alice's in SF either. Same family. Terrible food on those two. Eliza's does have tasty food, well, two of our four dishes were good. But, DO NOT EAT THERE WITH KIDS! read more

The rudest service ever. Thursday night - we call ahead - letting them know we are coming. They are so rude. On the phone they tell us if you get here by 8:45, we'll serve you. We get there at 8:45 on the dot. Rushed like heck to get there. No one is up front. They shoo us to the waiting area. We are ignored until 8:50 and they say "too bad" - can't serve you - in a TOTALLY RUDE WAY! We tried to make our point and got the big fat hand. The manager is the rudest person in America. NO WAY! read more

This place is highly overrated. I have eaten here a few times only because my boss likes to go here, and I have tried many different items trying to find something that I like. Unfortunately I have yet to find a dish that was worth the price. The restaurant itself is not bad looking. Nice decor. But there is never any parking here. And don't get me started on the customer service. It is the worst out of any restaurant that I have ever gone to. Sometimes you find a bad waiter at a restaurant but this is not the case. All the workers here are extremely rude. Even when I call to place an order for pick up for my boss, they never say thank you, don't wait to see if you are finished with your order, and just hang up on you. If it weren't for my boss who for some reason thinks this is the only Chinese restaurant in the city, ( she is a 92 year old lady ) I would never come back to this place. read more

Safe, whitewashed Chinese food. The line of people at the front is typically for take out so don't be dissuaded. Two people can easily eat here for $50 including tax, tip, and a couple of drinks, which is hard to beat in Pac Heights. Wait a minute...I've been living in Pac Heights too long. FIFTY BUCKS for non-authentic Chinese food?!?! Elin F. will beat me up if I go back. The service is pretty appalling. After taking your order, they want you out of there asap. Appetizers show up, entrees while you're finishing, and there's no offer of dessert. Just pay the goddam check and get out, thanks very much. read more

Years ago, When our son's high school was a few blocks up in Pac Heights, we would go to Eliza's for lunch a couple of times a month. Love the eggplant on the lunch menu and it is still very good. However the green beans and the Kung Pao tofu were not as good as the wife and I remember. A clean place without the stale aroma of Chinese food and in a convenient Lowe PAC Heights location. Always crowded for lunch and in general while you will not get wowed you will not be disappointed. Lunch choices are the best deal with decent portions and fast service. Dinner can be slower. Interestingly, the menu has not changed over the years -- they must have a winning list that works for their regular customers. The place is also much cleaner than many other similar restaurants and with no lingering and musty smell. Parking in the area has gotten worse as in true elsewhere with all the growth and construction in San Francisco. Be prepared for a wait but the service is fast. read more

I hate to update my review for Elizas and lower it but I feel it is my duty. The food here is great and the service is also really good.... so why you ask am I giving them 2 stars now..... ??? I went in to eat here last friday (the day after Christmas) for lunch .... it was around 1:45 and we proceeded to look over the lunch menu...... I usually come here for dinner and it IS a little pricey for chinese ... so I was excited to get to order off the lunch menu ... get free soup and actually order three dishes for the two of us since it was only like $6.00 per dish instead of $10.50 The manager or whomever sat us informed us that we could not order off the lunch menu since it was a "holiday". I'm not sure about the chinese culture but as far as I know the day AFTER Christmas is NOT a holiday. The only holiday it was that day had to be "Scam your loyal customer and squeeze every penny you can from them" day. I even made a point to say something to the manager that it was not a holiday and he mumbled something about the lunch specials being for the people at the hospital and other nearby businesses. Once again ... very lame scam excuse. They could have sent something over ... or at least gave us free soup. I am always bringing people here which end up becoming fans of this place. That did not happen on this day. It will be a long time until I go back there .... read more

Okay, WHY is this place always crowded? The food is terrible, and as John W. so eloquently put it "Chinese food for white ppl who don't know what real Chinese food IS". Totally Americanized, but not even good! I'd rather go to Panda Express, at least it would be 1/2 the price. Do yourself a favor and make the trek to Clement. Pros: -Decor- eclectic, mix-matchy...I guess you can call it 'interesting' -No wait. I went at 7:30pm on at Saturday -Prompt service Cons: -Mango beef: weird combo, is this even Chinese?! Unripe mangos were bitter and stringy. Beef sans mango was decent. Sauce was the same sauce as the tofu -Fish. EW Our bass...or cod? was super gummy, tasted funny, plain bad...probably not fresh. -Tofu with mushrooms. Decent...normal stir fry that I could have made at home. Nothing impressive. I'm not impressed. NOT a fan. read more

It's been a while since I have written any Yelp review, but this restaurant's average rating is so far off that I can't resist getting back into the game. We tried out Eliza's last night and it was freeeeeeezzing cold (no heater - 40F with wind chill outside). To add insult to injury, the restaurant owner insisted that the front door remained open. Apparently people tend to walk into the glass door (i.e. something better fixed by putting a sign on the glass instead of leaving the door open). One of the 4 women seated at the table next to us was wearing her gloves :) The service was overall terrible. Example: after waiting 10min to order, the waiter comes and says we have to order NOW before the kitchen closes. As we're about to speak he runs off and disappears. That and other shenanigans became rather entertaining :) In all fairness, the food is actually good. My strong advice, however, would be to only visit this restaurant if (i) you want to do take out (ii) you want to remind yourself how bad service can really be (iii) you are wearing your woollies. read more

Wow (and not in a good way)! Extremely unimpressed with the food. Maybe my expectations were a bit higher based on some of the reviews, but the food and service were below par. We ordered the eggplant appetizer, Mongolian beef, and mu shu pork. Eggplant - horrible. It's basically one small Chinese eggplant split into 3 pieces with sprinkled minced garlic. Mu shu - this was the better if the 3 dishes. Good portions and tasty. Mongolian beef - horrible. No more words needed. The worst part, they lay the beef on a bed of "popped" rice to make the portions look more substantial. Do they think we're that naive??? One and done with Eliza's! So many other places with better food and service. read more

I was told if you have nothing nice to say it's best to not say anything at all... what I failed to understand some people absolutely love and swear by this place I wouldn't spend your money dining at this restaurant read more

This is the 2nd time I've eaten here, and its the 2nd time I've gotten food poisoning from eating at this place. Has a nice ambiance, but something must be off with their food safety. It's really unfortunate, everything tastes fine. But once everything's begun digesting it's a whole different story. I'm sad to say I don't suggest eating here. read more

I came here this evening after a long absence. At least ten years. Don't know why, because the food was and still is very good. The Basil Chicken, and Eggplant and Prawns were delicious as well as the appetizer sampler. Love the egg rolls and pot stickers. Everything arrived hot and each dish was perfectly seasoned. Nice flavors and presentation. Eliza has been around a long time. They started out in the Civic Center / Hayes Valley area and was a great lunch spot. There is a reason they've been around for awhile. read more

BEWARE! Do not get their food delivered to you! You can only used POSTMATES because this restaurant will not sign up for a delivery service or have their own delivery! We waited an hour to only be told that our order was canceled! Be Warned! There are other places to order from too with better food that deliver! read more

ummm i Didn't like it... I didn't like it at all.... Something about the food here turned me off WAAAAAAYYYYY OFF We had Hunan Lamb, Eliza's Chicken [ which was the best dish we had ], and the appetizer combo [crab ragoons, pot stickers, egg rolls & Drum something or others] It wasn't good for me or my man...we wasted 30 bucks on shotty Chinese. Maybe I just don't like it that authentic, since thats what I"m getting from the other reviews. "Its soooooo authentic!" Well i like my food processed and my CHinese food Americanized! read more

alright i have to keep it real... the service is kind of short... the food (it hurts to say this only because I didn't give in till now), but the food is one of the best chinese i"ve ever had... if u know any better please let me know... I like the spring rolls, won tons, brown rice, mongolian beef, spicy chicken, or kung poa read more

Craving C-Food? Stuck in an area in between Laurel Heights and Pacific Heights? Can't get to Richmond or Sunset? Then you probably "sol" like I was today... I had the hunan lamb, and it was just plain okay. Nothing special or stellar. Somewhat spicy...kinda greasy. Make the haul to Sichuan Home on Geary, if you want to taste a good lamb dish read more

My friend and I ate here for lunch today. I ordered the chicken basil lunch special which was the first item on the list. It came with a soup and they gave us green tea also. My dish was a little less than just okay. It was 2/3 red bell peppers, which was not mentioned in the menu otherwise I would have changed my order, and 1/3 chicken cut pretty small. The chicken had fatty and gristly parts which was too bad since it was such a small portion of the meal already. The soup was gross, it had a really thick consistency with very little flavor. Service was slow - they took a while to bring the check and then change. The good: The food was inexpensive, total we paid under $14 for food without ordering drinks. They have a brown rice option which is nice, and we were seated pretty quickly. The bad: Food not great, soup all bad, service... meh. Nothing to write home about, and nothing to try twice. read more

Actually, the whole experience was anything but great. From the rudeness of the help, to lukewarm food, to having to ask for more tea and water. It's OK that a place is cheap, but that does mean that rudeness and indifference is acceptable. Everyone can rave about this place. Not me!! I will not return. read more

Whoa nelly! I guess from the way that some of you have been reviewing Eliza's it seems that the staff there are 1) insane robotos set for abuse, 2) asian domatrices bent on making you eat it all NOW! or 3) US Army PsyOps officers doing a study on how much the American consumer can take at a Chinese restaurant. Honestly I can get down on this place. Staff has always been friendly, albeit at times "sit here. ready to order." staccato, but I can respect that. I don't want to be hugged or stroked when I enter the restaurant. I save that for other venues...like work or something. JK big time, people. I typically go here for lunch so yes the staff is being efficient at moving the crowd, but my food always comes in less than 10 minutes so I am so not trippin. Tip: there is a bowl of Hershey's kisses by the entrance to the kitchen. That alone is its own reward. read more

Tasty food, dirt cheap, fresh ingredients (or at least it tastes that way), no MSG, no bad headaches, no stomach-aches, no unexpected trips to the bathroom at work later..... which is refreshing for a $5.60 lunch special that gets you soup, rice plate, tea, and a cookie. No real reason to come here from another neighborhood, but if you live/work in the area, it's worth it. Sure. the staff is the opposite of 'chipper' but they aren't discourteous in my opinion. Sidenote: Lately it seems like an entire high school is coming here for lunch daily. What happened to PB&J with a carton of milk? read more

There were 30 of us. I was soooooo worried they wouldn't take us but they did. They took our huge party and the food was great! All my family was fed and we all had a good time! Thank you very much for your service! We will be back!!! read more

I wrote the below, but tonight Im starving, craving chinese, its a sunday night and it's across the street. Im dying for takeout. I waited 15 minutes for someone to notice me. Finally - the guy comes to take my order - I mention that I've been waiting and he gives a *lecture* about their night and process. If these people were any ruder, they would fire themselves asap. Meanwhile, I can't tell what's what on the menu, everything has random names and I'm trying to avoid the slime sauce and get something tasty and spicy. I can tell he wont take a second to explain a thing, and I can also tell that I don't want this place to get a dime of my money. They really don't care about customers, their attitude sucks, and in fact suckiness is pretty much the adjective. Done. -------- Um, I don't get it. Food is mediocre. But I can't be right, look at the reviews! I ordered the wrong thing, I should go again. Wait, its kind of bland and fine again, just fine, but not great. "Decor" is fine, but it's a chinese restaurant, I'm happy if it's clean. Well I guess I should try again, it's so close by! So yeah, that's how it went. I'd say a about 5 trys later, I've done due diligence and still don't see what the fuss is about. Hm. read more

The food here seems to be just rather so-so for me. The veggie spring rolls are greasy and doughy, the walnut prawns are way over sauced with a mayonaise style goo, but the braised string beans are pretty good. Maybe it makes a difference that I only get take-out? And I really, I only order from here because I live around the corner and it's easy. Not a destination eatery. read more

A true San Franciscan would be put off by any pretension to "Chinese" food represented by Eliza's. This is not where you go for authentic Chinese cuisine -- as much as anywhere in San Francisco, Eliza's is gringofied for the Pacific Heights crowd. But why complain? There are a thousand fine hole-in-the-wall potsticker joints and dim sum restaurants in this city. I'm going to judge Eliza's on whether the food tastes good, and in fact it is excellent. This is as good as it gets for Chinese food comfortable on a fork. Most of my trips to the city now incude at least one night of takeout from Eliza's, and I have yet to be disappointed. On a busy night bring a friend to pick up so you don't have to try to park and fight the crowd at the door. read more

I'm going to come right out and admit this... I'm completely faint of heart when it comes to Chinese food. I do not want to diversify and explore "authentic" restaurants in Chinatown or Clement Street. I want my "chinese" food to come in quotation marks, like "chinese" light, meaning, more Americanized than Chinese-ified. I want to know exactly what I'm ordering and what basic ingredients will be in the dish. I do not want surprises in the meat department. Eliza's delivers a version of chinese food that is as americanized as PF Chang's without the pomp and circumstance. Good food, swift service, fair prices. This is where you take your unadventurous mid-western out of town visitors for dinner if they want some cultural flair. Bonuses: Fast - lightening fast - service Clean environment Nice, light decor Top dishes: Sesame Chicken Sizzling Prawns Mango Beef Downers: No veggie pot stickers (aargh!!!) No delivery (double aaaaaarrrrrrrggghhhhhh!!!!!!!) Yes, the wait staff is rude and rushes you from the moment you sit down People double-parking to pick-up take-out create a serious hazard on California street. Eliza's should really buck up and pay for some green loading zone parking spaces. They won't, of course, because that will cut into their margins and, like the soup nazi, they don't really need YOUR business, because someone else is always ready to take your place. read more

My favorite restaurant of all time... If you are ever in San Francisco, this is a great place to stop. I have been in Los Angeles for nearly a year, and I have found not ONE good Chinese food spot, maybe because I am always compariing everything to Eliza's, and no place is like Eliza's. I was the first to hold a large event here almost a year ago (my college graduation) and although they don't usually "do" large engagements, it was amazing. As for the restaurant: the veggies are crisp, fresh, and all of the dishes are cooked to order. No need to worry about chicken that has been sitting around all day, or veggies that are overcooked from boiling in a hot gravy waiting to be ordered. This restaurant is very vegetarian friendly. All of their vegetarian dishes are good, and they have a lot of different vegetables... The facility is beautiful, and the bathroom is always clean. Now, on to the staff. Um, what can I say? Not very friendly... To the point and quick. The only one who may crack you a smile is the manager, Richard (nice guy) I think the dishes are reasonably priced, beautiful, and there is something for everyone. Parking is a HUGE problem, so give yourself plenty of time to park if you have a date or meeting there. read more

This is one of my favorite chinese restaurants in the area. Sit down is quiet and quaint...the decor is a bit cheesy Chinese restaurant, lol. Instead, i just love to order their food or take out, take it home, curl up on the couch with a friend, watch a movie and munch on all the Chinese goodness I ordered from this place. It's the best way to eat the stuff from here. My favorite is the pan fried noodles, so good! But I would have to say that everything my friends have ordered, or I have seen people order looks good and fresh. Definitely a must try. Make sure to grab a menu when you pick up your first order, so you have it handy for future take out orders. You will be back for more orders, I promise;) read more

I really don't see what the big deal is. The quality of the food at this yuppy-friendly place is just ok; although it does seem less greasy or heavy than a typical chinese joint. The portions seemed really small. The mongolian beef was way too sweet. read more

Eliza's - Chinese Near Me - San Francisco, California

If you're looking for a great Chinese restaurant with a side order of attitude, then Eliza's is your place. It's almost like something out of a Seinfeld episode. The food is good enough that you're willing to overlook the unfriendly staff. Just don't go in expecting servers with a smile or a thank you on your way out. It's not that kind of place. That being said, Eliza's certainly serves some of the tastiest (and cleanest) Hunan & Mandarin food in town. I've been here on multiple occasions and tried numerous dishes, and I've never been disappointed. I'd certainly recommend their pot stickers ($4.95). Although there are only 4 per order, they're rather large dumplings. But if you're splitting dinner with friends, I'd recommend getting two orders. Other menu highlights include their Drums of Heaven (think Chinese version of fried chicken), Mu-Shu Pork, Spicy Tangy Chicken, and Asparagus Salmon. I'm also a fan of their Chicken Chow Mein and Eliza's Fried Rice. All their dishes are never too greasy, which is a common complaint of most Chinese restaurants. And for you health-conscious diners out there, you can order brown rice with your meal instead of the steamed white rice. The place is nice enough, I guess. Though the pastel interior reminds me more of a day spa than a restaurant. Personally, I prefer picking up food to go rather than eating at Eliza's. Though the last time I was there, I did see John C. Riley (from Step Brothers) dining in the joint - and that's kind of awesome. Important to note - Eliza's closes early (9pm sharp). So be sure to place your order in time. read more

I went here a few years ago and really liked it. The decor is pleasantly modern, everything looks clean and well maintained, and I found the food to be nothing like authentic, but at least well made with good ingredients. I'm afraid they've gone way downhill, and I won't be back. We had the Spicy Chicken with Basil, the Triple Mushroom with Snow Peas, and some steamed brown rice. The only thing which was ok was the rice. The Spicy Chicken with Basil was actually greasy red peppers with a bit of chicken and a few leaves of basil. It was not spicy and the chicken seemed to be whatever pieces were left over from cooking other dishes. We should have known better than to order mushrooms, because the Triple Mushroom with Snow Peas contained what appeared to be canned mushrooms. These taste nothing like mushrooms, and I was not able to eat them. Times may be tough, and low prices are a good thing, unless it compromises the quality of the ingredients which a restaurant is using. I'd rather pay an extra $2 or $3 a dish and get better ingredients than to save them and end up with unappetizing food. read more

As a local, this is definitely going to be a place I hit up a lot. Lunch special is ridiculously cheap, which includes entree and soup. (min $6.20 for an entree but nothing really goes over $7). My lunch came out to roughly $9.00 after tax and tip. They give you a healthy portion of whatever you order. I'm not feeling stuffed by any means, but I'm not exactly starved for $6 worth of food either. Wait staff is a bit quiet, but friendly if you try to engage them. They seem pretty popular in the area and recognize customers. Food is definitely really heavily spiced (hot and otherwise) and salted / sauced up pretty heavily, but I don' t necessarily go out to eat Chinese expecting anything different. Definitely a 4 star in the grand scheme of things, but 5 star for the price. So cheap! Their soups are delicious by the way (try their hot & sour soup)! Great place to stop in for a quick lunch or get take out. read more

Excellent food, friendly service and a neighborhood atmosphere. I eat 100% plant-based, and they offer options. When I told our server that I need low salt, I was accommodated. Delicious food. Highly recommended. Check out the fish art on the bathroom walls :-). read more