Large portions small price. Can't ask for more from takeout Chinese food…read more The to go box was so full it creased with chow mein noodles hanging out the side. Some of the best takeout Chinese food in the area

So went to one of my favorite Chinese Fast Foods today and got an unpleasant surprise. So with the…read moreeconomy I figured they would raise there prices but instead the did the Shrink-Flation switch. The containers they use are 30-40% smaller in which you will get less food for the same prices. This is a bait and switch that I think is dishonest. I would rather a small price hike. Well if this is how they will be doing business it's time to only go to a sit down restaurant or find an another place that has not done the bait and switch on its customers. Welcome to corporate greed everyone.

Ordered my favorite special Green bean w/chicken special. This special comes with a choice of…read moresweet/sour or egg drop soup. The meal also comes with a small asian salad. There didn't seem to have as much sauce or it tasted watered down. The green beans were smaller in size this time, Lots of beans and chicken in my plate. Even when I ate the leftover soup and entree yesterday it was still tasted good. Our group of 5 with our 'special requests' was well attended by the server. The server was constantly checking to see if we needed anything. The restaurant was clean. The noise wasn't loud.

The food is OK, but you can't get hot mustard out of these guys for nothing on a GrubHub order…read more It's ridiculous. You have to actually call the restaurant and pay extra on the phone for hot mustard and then maybe you'll get it. Can't believe these guys it's a simple basic thing and they treat it like it's Fort Knox Gold ridiculous

The server was great. The food was ok. I would not come and eat here again. Much better sushi spots…read morearound this valley. Maybe their chicken teriyaki or hot dishes are good but I was not impressed with the sushi.

This place used to be worth the drive and the House Special Chicken was the reason you went. It was…read morethe anchor dish. Now it is gone, erased as if it never mattered. Under prior ownership, this was a destination. People drove in from surrounding cities. After moving out of the area, I would drive hundreds of miles out of my way to eat here. That was not nostalgia talking - the food used to be that good. This was one of the first three locations of Pick Up Stix. After the split, Hot Wok, now branded HTWK, kept the House Special Chicken on the menu and kept the original recipe alive for years. They understood what made people show up. The new ownership did not. Somehow they looked at what was a proven formula, a loyal following, and a signature dish that built the brand, and decided the problem was vision. They removed the very item that defined the place and expected the reputation to remain intact. It did not. This is no longer the restaurant people plan trips around. It is what happens when management mistakes change for "progress" and forgets why customers came in the first place. They had a good thing and killed it.

Great food and great service. Their price is a great deal for the amount of delicious food packed…read moreinto every plate. One of my favorite spots for a really good meal.

At first I was pleased with the amount of meat that I was given, the chicken was juicy and tasty,…read more the sweet and sour pork was nicely battered and cooked but then I tasted the chow mein and it was awful!! The noodles were thick and red and tasted like burnt teriyaki and ginger!! I took the meat out and made a sandwich!! Maybe next time I will try the fried rice instead!!

Let's talk about the Maillard reaction and the art of the fryer. I visited Mr. You recently, and I…read moream still vibrating from the experience. I ordered the Sweet & Sour Chicken, and it arrived looking like a jewel ~ vibrant red, steaming, and absolutely transcendent. The batter-to-meat ratio was calculated to perfection, providing that essential audible crunch before yielding to the tender savory interior. But the real scientific marvel? The Crab Cheese Wontons. These aren't just appetizers; they are geometric pockets of joy. The chives add a necessary sharp vegetal note to cut through the richness of the cream cheese, encased in a pastry so crisp it defies logic. What truly makes this place a landmark of the human experience, though, is the service. They treat you like family, not a transaction. I brought this food home, looked at my empty takeout container, and felt a profound sense of peace. If you want food that respects your tastebuds and your soul, you need to eat here.

Tried it for the first time and the shrimp fried rice is delicious!! Extra shrimp and egg :)read more

It feels like it's so hard to find a spot that still has a good portion of high quality food at…read moreeven just a "reasonable" price... but Little Beijing is just that spot! With hole-in-the-wall vibes, this place does not disappoint on their portion sizes, price, and food quality I ordered some orange chicken, beef and broccoli, and rice... all recently made and tasted great! I wish I had room for boba tea, but I'm sure that's good too. The reviews definitely lived up to the hype for this one, definitely would come again

Me and my wife Kelly decided to try Little Beijing 5-1-26 we ordered the Combo B . We payed $ 30 …read more For a pile of mashed up food it came in one small container and was cold and guey... we will never order or go to there Restaurant. We are a Retired Couple who love to try out Different Restaurants......

I've narrowed it down to specific items that I enjoy getting here. You ask to have the egg rolls…read morefreshly made because they're only really good when they're hot and then you get all the sauces and mix them together and they're really good that way. I always buy two or three packs of fortune cookies; can't beat it 12 for $2.

We walked into Panda Express and see that they have a new menu item which looked like it could be…read moretasty, it was BBQ brisket, we asked to taste it but were told that they don't give samples, really? You want us to purchase something blindly to find that we don't like it? I already didn't like the idea of them not carrying knives to cut the teriyaki chicken into bite size pieces but now they lost us as customers forever