Fast service, sooooooo many menu options (like, so many!) and of the things I have had in my two…read moretrips so far, I have not been disappointed. The dumplings are pretty massive and delicious (and eaten cold the next morning for breakfast were shockingly satisfying). My main dishes have both been very tasty. I will definitely back and look forward to trying more and more things.

Sze Chuan is still one of my top 3 favorite Chinese restaurants in the Milwaukee area. It seems…read morethey are always busy, but the staff also does a good job getting guests seated, managing the wait list, getting food served and tables turned without rushing the guests. The Spicy Pork Dumplings have become my go-to appetizer, and the fried spring rolls are also very good. On a most recent visit, we ordered hot pot. Our server brought us the sheet to make our selections. You can choose from mild broth, spicy broth, or half tray of each. The spicy is pretty hot with lots of red chili peppers soaking in it, so I scooped out the chili peppers to keep rhe flavor but lessen the impact on my palate. For 2 guests, I recommend choosing 3 items from the list, maybe 2 protein and one veggie or 2 veggie and one protein to start. You can order more if you finish and need more. This is in addition to the two appetizers you will choose, which is included with rhe hot pot dinner. It's a great value! Sze Chuan remains on my short list of go-to's for Chinese dining, and I look forward to my next visit, whenever that may be.

Mrs. Chen and Martin Were Great!! We Celebrated Our Grandson's Traditional 1st Chinese Dinner. We…read moreWill Be Back on Our Next Visit to Milwaukee.

Food: got basic dim sum (not a lot of choices compared to a typical Hong Kong style dim sum place…read moreeg no carts not many dishes). All the food tasted like the gas from the grill. Red bean curd had fermented into alcohol. Shrimp crepes had no shrimp. Shu Mai were rubbery and tasteless. 1 star Service: waiter was friendly but failed to recognize the issues w the meal. Owner not polite. Would never care if food was good, as I have lowered expectations for this kind of place. 3 stars Ambiance: typical hole in the wall type Chinese place. Cobwebs w caught insects in corners of bathroom. Sticky, dirty condiment bottles. Not a lot of seats and feels a take out joint. Would never pay attention to this if the food was good. 1 stars. Bottom line: seek elsewhere for quality HK style dim sum.

Best Chinese food in the greater Milwaukee area all the way. The food tasted so fresh and had so…read moremuch flavor. Get days of leftovers for a fair price. The lady who helped us was very kind and even gave us free cookies! Will be my first choice when I want Chinese food from now on!

I did not enjoy, my husband thought it was decent…read more Ordered two combos: one with General Tso's Chicken one with Beef Lo Mein. Chicken meal was better.

Ever since Covid ended the quality of entree's has fallen to the wayside across the board at many…read morerestaurants including at the Egg Roll House For a Friday lunch rush only 5 tables of 2-3 people. The egg roll itself wasn't very good at all The rest of my meal was okay 2 different menu's floating around Would I come out of my way to this establishment in the future????? Probably not

Well it's been 13 years since my first experience so I thought how about a second chance and this…read moretime I wasn't doing the lunch special because the fried rice and egg rolls can be different from the full price menu. The place is completely remodeled and half the size and no more buffet with a bar in the back because they had a fire and it looks more modern and the fish tank is gone also. Like my first visit no crowd on a Friday night IE little customers except one guy at the bar and one carry out customer and I thought nothings changed. I did the beef fried rice and a pork egg roll. The beef fried rice looked way better than the lunch special fried rice with noticeably more meat and veggies but skimpy on the meat, see my pictures and once again not Al dente and on mushy side. The egg roll was a full sized one compared to most and I don't remember 13 years ago why I had a problem with it because it was thousand's restaurant meals back. Let's start fresh it's the pork one with minimal tiny pork scraps, see my picture. The pork flavor wasn't there but it did have a peanut flavor at the start and a weird sharp flavor finish was my first thought. Overall it was slightly better than my first visit but the menu should say fried rice with a hint of beef and egg roll with a hint of pork.

I have tried to like their food here but every time I've tried I have been disappointed. Their crab…read morerangoons were....interesting. I usually have a worry that they will be too creamy from the cream cheese cause that is almost always why I end up not liking them from a place, but theirs was like oddly clumped together, not at ALL creamy??? Still have no idea what that texture was. The broccoli dish was okay too, hard to mess up! The service was just fine no complaints there.

I don't know why there isn't more reviews on this amazing place to eat. The food is always…read moreconsistent , has handmade dumplings and noodles are handmade. The flavor of our fried rice and noodles was delicious and satisfying. Bring your family and friends here! You will not be disappointed The service is friendly and a basic war in ambiance. Who needs fancy surrounding when the food is amazing

Fortune is a family tradition for us. I love the classic food options and banquet style tables!…read more Overall it's a solid spot in Milwaukee area!

My husband was craving shrimp and lobster sauce, so Chinese it was. Fortune is always a solid…read morechoice-especially when you want to sit inside. I recommend getting there before 2 pm, m-f for the lunch special. The lunch gets you your entree, fried rice, egg drop soup, a crab rangoon and a chicken tender and an egg roll. I ventured outside of my comfort zone and got the chicken subgum instead of my usual, egg foo young. Our meals were delicious and even had enough to take some home

I won't go anywhere else! This is the BEST Chinese take out around! I always order the Hunan Beef,…read moreno peppers, on mushrooms. They ALWAYS get it right. There is so much beef in my entrée, especially compared to other places. I have never been able to finish it in one sitting! And the flavor....I could literally live on this stuff! SO GOOD!

Date of visit: April 22, 2026…read more I didn't realize that this was just a carry out place, but the weather was so amazing that we were able to take our food over to Hart Park and enjoy it on one of the picnic tables. Sesame chicken is my Chinese food "go to," and as far as they go, this one was pretty average with not a ton of flavor. The plate, however, was a great value with the rice and the egg roll, though that was a bit underwhelming as well. My friend's General Tso's, however, was better than my Sesame, with more flavor but not spicy like so many others when it comes to this dish. China East is a place that you could go to snag something quick and affordable, but is pretty average in terms of taste. Staff was friendly enough but doesn't allow much by way of customization; you can't get General Tso's with lo mein instead of rice, for example.

It's winter. It's cold. We needed some Friday night soup to take off the chill…read more Laojiu has a pretty extensive soup menu, so it was the perfect spot to warm up. You order at the counter and then seat yourself (if you're dining in). We started our experience with an order of their crab rangoon, which was delicious and easily one of the best crab rangoon we've enjoyed. My my main, I ordered one of their soups with chicken and rice noodles. It comes out in a heated hot pot (boiling!). The soup has a nice little kick of spice but beyond that was just a bit bland. Our server was kind and prompt throughout our visit. The dining room is small but comfortable and the portions are ample. We all had some left to take home. While their soup wasn't exactly my cup of tea, it was hot and warmed my winter evening. I'm also anxious to come back for some of their other menu items.

Mixed reviews for today. I absolutely loved my stir fried Udon. I wanted another plate full!! My…read morehusband was not as impressed with the Heather noodles. We popped in for a late lunch after craving something new. I had Laojiu in my bookmarks and it was on the way to where we were headed later, so perfect! It's not a huge restaurant, but there's several large tables and it's such a cozy space. Definitely unexpected from a strip mall. There a lot to park in and it's easy to find- right o. The NE corner of Oklahoma and Hwy 100. Since it was fairly late, about 2:30 or so, there was no wait and the restaurant was not crowded. We placed our order at the front and then sat ourselves. The wait wasn't long at all, maybe 10 minutes before our dishes were brought out to us. If it was longer, I certainly didn't notice. The seats were comfortable and we were enjoying our Jasmine green tea and conversation. My husband had the spicy heather rice noodles. The flavors were there, albeit on the salty side. His chief complaint was that the items within the dish kept separating out. Likely due to the oils. Every bite was either noodles or one of the mixed in ingredients. My dish, on the other hand, was easy to get everything in one bite. Even with chopsticks. The stir fried udon was not crispy, which I was curious about. It was still toothy and delicious with the mixed vegetables and chicken. The sauce was neither overpowering nor too abundant. Everything was coated but not drowning, if that makes sense. I'm a huge fan of udon noodles and this dish was simply comforting. The menu itself is not overwhelming but there are plenty of items to choose from. I'm definitely going back and I will try not to get the same thing, but I make no promises! Price point is moderate but worth it for the amount of food. Roughly $30 for two drinks and two entrees.

When I'm in New Berlin at lunch time, I often stop at New China and have always been pleased with…read morethe flavors of my meal, the promptness of food prep and friendliness of the counter person. There are several lunch deals that include an egg roll and either white or chicken fried rice, and the fried rice is always hot off the line and very tasty. I've especially liked the shrimp with garlic sauce, kung pao shrimp, General Tso's chicken, and the shrimp egg foo young. Most of the business is takeout, but seating is available. My only negative is that the restaurant is cluttered, but not dirty that I've seen.

Eggrolls were very good - light breading, not greasy. Main dish, however, though good was heated…read moreunevenly with cold spots vs hot. Reminded me of a reheated microwave meal. Definitely not a $25 meal. Service was quick and attentive, pleasant hostess. I'm guessing this "restaurant" does primarily take out business. The ambiance is that of sitting in a stockroom - boxes stacked in several corners and feels overall not real clean though I can't say it's dirty. Bathroom is closed to the public. How can you have an eat in restaurant without a bathroom for patrons?