We had takeout from here tonight and it was quite possibly the worst Chinese food I've ever eaten…read more Five people (two teens, two adults and a senior) in my household gave it a unanimous thumbs down. The biggest problem was the stringy, tough, greasy overcooked dark meat chicken. The almond chicken had no almonds. It wasn't cheap either. Our General Tso chicken was nearly $15. It was served quickly, the order was right and it was well packaged for the drive home.

The takeout food from Golden China was by far the worst takeout Chinese we have ever had. We…read moreordered orange chicken and it was. Overcooked, dry, hard not crunchy and appeared to be sitting around for quite some time. While there was sufficient sauce. The dish itself was so hard and dried out that the sauce could not soften it up. We also had vegetable fried rice, which didn't resemble any vegetable fried rice we've ever had before and had very few vegetables in it. The only recognizable vegetable in the vegetable fried rice was onions.

Always excellent Chinese take-out; best in Aiken if you ask me! Yummy wonton soup, lo-mein, Gen…read moretso's chicken, fried dumplings, they offer it all. Their chicken and mushrooms is my wife's favorite. And their portions test the limits of their take-out containers!

Very satisfied . Not sure if there was a new cook tonight but the boneless bbq spare ribs which…read moreare normally very yummy were extremely dry and bland. Even the fried rice was not seasoned. Very dry. Even the 2 fortune cookies were empty.

I stopped here o my way home and ordered upon arrival. They have a dining area but no where for…read moretake out people to wait so after a wait to order. I stayed in my car until order was ready. The dining room is basic and loud but I could see people were receiving good care. They boast a high 100 health score and it was very tidy. The food was presented nice for take out but I thought the chicken was tough and the sweet and sour sauce was just not typical. The fried rice was bland. $32 for two dinners. No eggroll or drinks that is additional.

We ate at this restaurant this afternoon. It was recommended to one of our ladies at a nearby nail…read moresalon. It is a small establishment with only a few tables. You also need to check the times they are open since they shut down between 2:30 - 4 PM each day. The food was good and the portions were "right sized", meaning the portions weren't huge but were certainly enough to fill you up. Service was good and we felt looked after without being bothered by constant interruptions. Prices were definitely reasonable and the value, we felt, was quite good. We certainly feel this is a "do over" restaurant that we would come back to again.

This is the only place in Augusta where they get the texture & basic flavor of rice & noodles right…read more- staple classic roadside Chinese restaurant vibes.

Ambience . B Service. A…read moreFood. A Price. A Havens t been back in 10 years. Very sparse decor but clean and freshly painted walls and clean. Seatings and tables available dining in. Bright fluorescent lighting. Call in for takeout or order at counter behind post covid plexiglass. Friendly family run business. Ordered beef chow foon and medium wide rice noodles with tender marinated Asian beef. Beatifully stir fried and flavors. Asked for spicy chili oil on side. Also, yellow chicken curry. Lots of veggies and tender morsels of chicken. Nice flavors with a side of fresh white rice. Cooked to order. I'm a FaN!!!

Good food and ownership buy locally owned businesses. Services were good and ambiance was pleasant.read more

Cuisine: 3 Service: 6…read moreDecor: 6 Value: 5 Overall: 4 When asking locals for the best Chinese restaurant in the Columbus/Lexington area, Sun Ming is on the top of their list for some authentic cooking from China. However, I found their "authentic" very different than my version of authentic. Truth be told, I didn't expect much since we are in a very non-Asian part of the country. I would actually have been shocked if the food was the quality I am accustomed to in NYC. Most of what we had tasted like bad Chinese take out food served in a nicer sit down restaurant. I wish it was better, but I guess I'll just have to skip Chinese cuisine while in this part of town.

Great food, always friendly without issues. Great ambience!!! Our go to dinner restaurant near…read moreWoodside Plantation. Management goes the distance making sure customers feel welcome.

AnShu is an Asian Cafe tucked into the new VIllages area by the new Publix…read more Reasonably new and bright interior welcomes you with a few seats at a bar, i was in a hurry so hopped to the bar and ordered. The food came out hot, had ordered white rice but it came out brown. Additionally most dishes on the menu state whether they are fried or not, this one was not, so I ordered it thinking i was being healthy but in turn it was breaded and friend and covered in a sugary sauce. I think if I am back in the area I'd chose another spot.

Food is good except they never have snow peas, TOFU, even fortune cookies you ask for and they…read moredon't pull through. It's the lady at the front desk, Crazy, I mean Crazy like rude and should NOT be an order taker. I was yelled at over the phone just for asking for extra bamboo shoots and water chestnut's in my Hot and sour soup. They don't have snow peas ever. That sucks. I think she's in such a dang hurry she is not patient or don't understand your request. Then when I went to pick it up last night, she rang up my order, and while the tickets were coming out, I asked her which one I should sign, and she RUDELY and loudly Yelled YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS! SIGN THE RECIEPT! I did and got the hell out of there! I never saw her in 7 years and it's possible her family switched to avoid taxation and now this idiot lady will be our new 7 yr person, so I am NEVER EVEAR go there again! Jades Garden is down the road a few miles anyway and best around this area. It's well worth avoiding this batshit crazy lady! Someone's gonna pop that smart mouth of hers. Good Luck.

Always good and generous portions. Enough to share or for a meal the next day or two. Fast and…read morefriendly service. Prices are reasonable. Take out only -

Formosa was a great choice for our lunch today. The Service was fast and friendly. We ordered the…read moreGeneral Tso's Chicken and Kung Pao Chicken. The food tasted amazing. I like the retro look of this place, which reminds me of living in NYC.

I'm not sure about those that are complaining, but the food was excellent! The service was…read moreexcellent! The ambiance was retro 1980's, but it was clean and bright inside. A definite go to place!!!

I ordered Fried Rice, Mongolian Beef, Shrimp lo mein, and egg rolls from here. This was some of the…read moremost bland food I've ever eaten. Usually Chinese food has a nutty flavor to it but this food didn't have much flavor at all. I will say that the ingredients looked fresh. And everything was sweet, the egg roll was super sweet. Why!?!? All of my dishes had a lot of meat and vegetables but nothing was "delicious". And the fried rice was a weird yellow color, like they used Turmeric or something. I'm going to have plenty of leftovers in my refrigerator to throw out Sunday Morning.

The food flavor is good - service good - prices good. Here is why a 3 and not a 4. I got chicken…read moreand veggies- but I think they were short on the chicken literally 3 -4 small pieces. The veggies were good good and the sauce was good. My partner got sweet and sour chicken and said it was average. Ultimately - The food here is good but I have yet to find a great Chinese place in Augusta. What happened to bean sprout egg rolls? This place has cabbage egg rolls too.

I'm back with a revisit to No1 Chinese restaurant in north Augusta... this is one of my favorite…read morestopes when passing through the area... I decided to go with an old favorite... the boneless spareribs.... They did not disappoint.. I even added a picture this time...

Excellent selection of food choices. Good Chinese for the area. You may want to order extra rice.read more