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Grand China

3.8 (82 reviews)
InexpensiveChinese, Seafood, Soup
Open • 11:00 am - 8:45 pm

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General Tso's no broccoli
Oli G.

I'm a straight to the point person. I don't Sunday drive in the middle of a weekday evening rush hour. I don't go to the movies having ZERO idea what to watch before I get there. I don't spend time lollygagging like most people. I don't go to the mall aimlessly strolling around with no purpose but just to people watch. If I go to the mall I know exactly want I want, I'm in there making a purchase and then I'm out. The point of all this is to say I like my food straight to the point as well. If I order and Im given a time it's ready, once I arrive I expect it done. If I order a type of food, there is a straight to the point taste expectation that is expected by me too. This place met all my expectations and was straight to the point. The online ordering is seemless. You walk in to pay, you get maybe a straight to the point greeting without a bunch of small talk, you pay, they give you your receipt and food, and boom your out the door. Once eating your food it's plump, fresh, piping hot morsels of General Tso's chicken and nice firm, freshly made Lo Mein. What more else to say other than it's been a mainstay in Hilliard for generations, it's better and visually cleaner on the inside than the other spot by the battery store down the street, it's also better than the spot on Hilliard Rome Rd close to the round about in the plaza across from McDonalds. Last but not least it's straight to the point which is pleasing to me. I'll be back.

Hot & Sour Soup
Casey K.

Hidden , and selfishly I like it that way but the experience (i.e. food, price and customer service) is too good not to share. I've been going here for a little over a year and I've had everything from orange/ General Tso's chicken, shrimp foo young, chicken/shrimp fried rice, minced chicken, curry shrimp and shrimp with broccoli ( and there is more). Everything I've eaten here has been excellent and I keep trying new dishes. I always start with the hot n sour soup and then depending on hunger, I may opt for the minced chicken wraps. I love this place, and the service is great. I may be greedy at times, but that's because the food is great. The location is in a strip mall down towards the end where DMV and driving school is located . Trust me you will not be disappointed. The staff is so nice and I always look forward to seeing the young gentleman who remembers me and my family. Love it, you will also!

Won Ton Soup
Erin T.

Stopped in with my boyfriend for dinner on a Friday evening. After working our way with our questions and requests with some communication issues, we shared an order of Chicken Teriyaki, which was really good. I also had Won Ton Soup which was ok but had a lot of sesame oil in it. The Wor Su Gai had very crisp and tasty chicken however the side of gravy had so much flour in it, that is all I tasted. The fried rice was just rice with soy sauce. No flavor. My boyfriend ordered Lo Mein which was really good. If we come back, I will order this instead.

House fried rice
Jasmine S.

3.0 Stars Location Overview: This little restaurant is located in the Kroger shopping plaza next to the BMV on Cemetary Rd. It is a decent size, no real decor going on, however good for parties from 4-6 people. Can get a little warm if the lunch rush is in and the kitchen is at work all at once. Customer Service: The customer service here was great, all waitresses were attentive. No real complaints about their hospitality. Quality/Quantity: The quality of the food was good. It looked great just a tad bland. I will have to give a different dish a try the next time to make sure it wasn't just me. The quantity of the food is just like any Chinese restaurant that you go to - get a big bang of food for your buck$$. Side Notes: Decent for a quick lunch break.

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Matthew M.

Once upon a time, i lived in Hilliard within a prison camp type apartment complex right behind the strip mall where Grand China resides. The restaurant was in easy walking distance, served up very tasty food at a decent price, and soon became my standby Chinese eatery. I am a bit embarrassed to admit that that was almost ten years ago and i haven't been back since. I don't crave Chinese cuisine very often these days. I vaguely remember some stir fried chicken dish that was sweet and hot and really hit the spot. I remember something a little more exotic that contained perhaps paddy straw mushrooms and was savory. I also remember the help being pleasant. Grand China's longevity attests to how it's been doing things right over the years. Maybe i'll stop in there for old time's sake sometime soon.

Snow pea and shrimp. A little too sweet for me.

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