This place gave me food poisoning. I should have known better than to order Thai food from a hole…read morein the wall Chinese restaurant in Salem. I was in the area and noticed this takeout-only spot. On the back of the menu were some Thai items. I ordered Red Curry with chicken. I should have known something was up when the woman in front asked the cook if that was available. The chicken was red in color and was gross tasting. I think they keep a stash of chicken marinating in curry and then cook it when it is ordered. Later that day, I had such a bad stomach ache, I had to go to urgent care. I was sick for two days. Someone should call the health department on this place.

(Warning: The eat in area/tables are dirty, sticky and horrible! Cleaning them will not help.)…read more This really is a 100% takeout place. If we start there then the food is surprisingly good. Everything had good flavor, was hot and had a good quantity of chicken and shrimp. They do a very good takeout business because I think the locals know about the place. If I were the owners I'd get rid of the pictures in the takeout pickup area and give it a coat of paint.

Stopped in for an early dinner. Seated right away. Typical of some restaurants, the atmosphere is…read moredarker. They have counter stools, tables and booths. We were sat in a booth. As I slid into the seat it felt a little rough. Noticed that the smooth cushion that's expected was actually well worn and cracked making it a little uncomfortable. I did notice some other booths were the same so they really should invest in renovating the seat cushions. S far as getting served and the food: service was very quick. Soup and salad came out right away. Appetizers were quick and the entrees were cooked and served quick. So that part was great. Salas had a little more dressing than I expected compared from similar places. But it was good, as was the soup. Surprised they served the soup with a metal utensil, normally the Asian places use a wooden spoon. The Ichiban roll was delicious. A little pricey for a roll though. We had the Hibachi combination dinners. One steak with shrimp and the other steak with scallops. Tasty dishes, but the scallops could have used s as touch more searing and seasoning.

Hands down one of my most favorite sushi spots in all of CT. The scorpion bowls are perfect for…read moresharing. The sushi rolls are always fresh and made with the best ingredients. The staff are super friendly and always very attentive. Me and my east coast fam eat here every few months because we just love all their food so much. Whenever friends visit me I take them here too because it's just so good.

Forgot my phone in my car so couldn't take photos. Although…read morethere are random chairs, the tables are against the order window, discouraging dine in. There were spider webs with mosquitoes and moths by the dusty windowsill. The wonton soup tasted like the noodles were sitting in the liquid too long. The chicken wings and egg rolls were fried to perfection. I appreciate that the fried rice tastes very clean; you can tell the oil is fresh. Every one in my group enjoyed their food.

This chinese food spot was really good. If I can describe it, it tasted like the way american…read morechinese food should taste. The rice tasted like really good fried rice. The chicken was fried fresh and golden crisp. The wonton soup broth tasted really good, and the egg roll was good, too. I enjoyed everything here. I would definitely come back here when in the area again.

I ordered take out from here over this past weekend bc my usual go to was closed. I could end this…read morereview here by saying this is my new go to for Chinese food but what fun is that? I ordered roast pork fried rice and boneless spare ribs. Simple and delicious. I also got the edamame which came plain or possibly lightly salted - either way I put my roasted garlic blend on them at home. They seemed fresh and popped at the right time if you know what I mean. The rice wasn't full of the usual stuff you see in a lot of like foods around here. That stuck out to me. The boneless spare ribs weren't dripping in sauce which was nice. They also were also not dried out the next day for leftovers. I'd say this place is def worthy of the high reviews they've received lately! Seems unassuming from the outside- a bit smoky inside but not the burning smoky- a stir fry smoky!

Lee's Stir Fry is one of those places that's so good, you wonder if you deserve it. It's the…read moreplatonic ideal of a Chinese restaurant: fast, greasy, uncomplicated. Designed to be wolfed down over a bed of soft rice. The kind of place I THOUGHT I'd have no trouble finding in New York City, but which my husband and I actually make a special point of ordering from every time I come home to where I grew up. Vegetarian? Get the Szechuan bean curd. It's pillowy fried tofu in a spicy sauce, accompanied by all kinds of steamed vegetables. Their General Tso's tofu is generally the same thing, but no vegetables. I wish they had scallion pancakes, because I know they would kill those too. The veggie fried rice is great. My mom swears by the hot and sour soup and Mongolian beef. Come to their unassuming storefront with $35, leave with two entrees, two apps, and that sweet feeling that you got exactly what you wanted.

Definite improvement in food quality and quantity over the previous owners. Family run with brother…read moreand sister behind the counter and taking orders. If you were turned off by previous experiences here when it was china garden please give it another shot!!

Food is a lot better than the old Chinese place that was there . Teriyaki Beef was really good and…read moreso was the Boneless Spare Ribs . For something quick this place is good and reasonable priced .

Excellent take out Chinese Food. Order is ready when they say it will be and the food is always…read morehot and fresh. If you're craving take out Chinese, this place is by far the best in the local area. Overall Chop Stix is excellent......

The general tsos dinner was a bit too sugary for my taste. Also had the seafood pan fried noodle…read more For true fans of that dish skip this places version. It isn't genuine fried noodles. Other than that your typical chinese fare. Staff is nice though. UPDATE: I have since found better places, check my reviews for a nearby more than acceptable replacement.

Service is great but food quality is very poor. Ordered a sesame chicken and general tsos and the…read morechicken was not edible. It appears to be the lab grown chicken (not real). It was stringy and chewy. We ended up throwing it away. Flavor was there but if you are ok with chewy chicken that's could be lab grown go for it!

Love this spot! The Lo Mein here is delicious and not greasy at all. Food is prepared fast and the…read moreplace is very clean. Highly recommend!

Loved the food it is beyond magnificent. I look forward to my future visits. The employees are very…read morefriendly. The Egg rolls were superb. I highly recommand this place to someone in the area. Everything was exquisite and grand.

Since moving to the area, Great Wall has become our go-to spot for Chinese Food. Everything is…read morewell-priced and food is ready for pickup within 15-20 minutes. I can't tell you what the inside of the restaurant looks like; we always order to-go, I drive and my partner runs inside to pick it up. He's described it as a "big kitchen behind a counter" so there is likely minimal seating, if any. What I can say is they are always kind and helpful on the phone. They understand what you're asking for (I've been to places where they just want you to list off the item #s from the menu), will answer questions, and even sometimes clarify what you're asking for (my fav is the chicken chow mei fun and they always make sure I know it comes with the thin "spaghetti" noodles (they say that, but it's really thin rice noodles)). The chow mei fun does not contain as many greens as I like (contains shredded carrot, onion, mung bean sprouts, and bamboo shoots) so I always add a package of steamed peas to it which makes the quantity of the food large enough for 2 meals. The egg and chicken in it are plentiful and delicious. My partner goes with the combo General Tso's chicken which comes with an egg roll and pork fried rice, which he loves. I did try crab rangoon from here recently and was not enchanted; it was like a fried pocket full of hot cream cheese. Overall a consistently good to-go dining experience at a fair price. Simple, but good, Chinese food.