3.5 stars This is…read morejust your average Chinese takeout place with the difference that it is halal. I had the beef "char fun" (flat rice noodles) but was a bit bland but the noodles were fresh. It was ok. The General Tso's chicken was more flavorful but tastes more like the traditional sweet and sour flavor (not the Americanized chinese version) than General Tso's. There was actually a bit of heat to this one. Most of the time Chinese takeout restaurants say it is spicy but it isn't at all. This one here is actually a little spicy.

This is the worse Americanized Chinese food I've ever had. The rice was hard, no flavor that it…read morewas even cooked in a wok. The hot and sour soup was too thick and had no flavor and was too pale for what hot and sour soup is suppose to be. No hint of spice. The general Tso chicken was sad- limp and the meat was so dry. The egg rolls just have an anemic looking amount of cabbage. The beef was chewy. The lo mein noodles were overcooked and kept breaking. The vegetables at least weren't limp. But the family platter is a rip off. All the dishes are small portions and I could have gotten more food ordering Individual dishes at my normal place for less money. I threw all the food out. Avoid!

Ok. Stop the presses!!!!!…read more As a lover for some good egg foo young, finally a place where the gravy is brown and not that deep dark soy sauce gravy. If you like egg foo young like I do and Gen X, you know the gravy is brown. For the past decade or more, the gravy has changed and became some nasty salty dark soy sauce at a lot of Chinese restaurants. You can find the brown gravy at old school restaurants but they are hard to find nowadays. But I found it at Lin's Kitchen. Not only is the gravy brown but it's the perfect brown gravy. Not over salty. Not too much corn starch thickening and it isn't dark soy sauce looking. The roast pork egg foo young I ordered was delicious and perfect. The beef and broccoli extra extra extra spicy was delicious too. Finally when asking for spicy, the food is actually spicy so thank you for this. The fried pork dumplings were delicious too. Plump and the skin thick and fried perfectly on the bottom. The dumpling sauce it came with had a nice flavor. The general tso chicken was good. It's just your typical general tso's chicken. How am I finding this place just now. Someone needs to kick me. lol

Heart officially broken. 10+ year faithful consumer of the steamed pork dumplings. A recent…read morechange in recipes to include something resembling/reminiscent of cilantro requires an official parting of company on this specific dish. Otherwise, all good with the garlic eggplant and wonton front.

B rating on window and it looks like a dive. Risk and eat there, I had a less than optimal…read moreexperience. Maybe you're will be better

They are fast, delicious, and arguably have the best prices and bang for your buck... all win-win…read more You do need cash unless you choose to order online for GrubHub service, but then you're paying a premium extra for a local take away. You can eat onsite, but it's totally barebones and sparse a space, just enough to replenish and go, with no table service.

I always see this place and thought I give it a try. The food was good. The Chinese food scene in…read moreJackson Heights has declined so I am wandering into Woodside and Sunnyside and I believe I found a hidden gem. My test for any Chinese hole in a wall spot is to try the chicken and broccoli or the beef and broccoli. I ordered the beef and broccoli combo and it didn't disappoint. It could have been better if there was more beef but I'm just being greedy. lol. We also ordered the roast pork Lo mein, fried pork dumplings, fried chicken wings and the chicken with eggplant combo (they did mess up on this order and forgot the chicken). All in all, this place was good and I will return.

Fair price, good service and great proportions if you're like me and eat a LOT (just take the large…read moreversion :) )

The lady who took my order was nice but the food itself was not so good. I got chicken with cashew…read morenuts, an egg roll and fortune cookies. Initially, I didn't get my white rice so I had to walk back out in the sleet to get it. The rice was fine and the sauce and veggies I like in the chicken were good but a fortune cookie I ate was stale, the egg roll felt tough on the outside making it unpalatable and I didn't know the chicken came with celery, mushroom and onion, which I had to spend a ton of time removing. The meat was thinly sliced, which would have been better if it were less fatty. Maybe the sweet & sour chicken is better but I wasn't impressed with this and I got 2 fortune cookies when I may have been charged for 5. I'd meant to try this place anyway and it's good to know that I need to find one more up to par.

Prices are similar to other Chinese restaurants in the neighborhood. The taste not so sure. I feel…read morelike they add more msg, bc I get extremely thirsty right after. I'll see how the other one a block away taste like and see if I have the same reaction.

They forgot the white rice w/ our entrees, so they delivered it to us…read more 4/5 egg rolls- really good, crispy exterior, chewy interior, forgot what was inside, glass noodles? Cabbage? Carrot? 4/5 shrimp broccoli- standard, really good, crunchy broccoli 4/5 shrimp fried rice- standard, yummy 5/5 chicken broccoli- everybody really loved it 3/5 - standard, wish they'd put baby corn & water chestnut instead of cabbage tho

I sometimes grab and go from this Chinese restaurant. They have a decent lunch menu and urban…read moreAmerican options like fried chicken with French fries or chicken fried rice. They have been good about substitutions when asked (chicken for pork fried rice).

Ordered the Chicken with Broccoli and Chicken with garlic sauce without the rice but asked if I can…read morehave lo mein instead and 2 egg drop soups. In one soup, they forgot to drop an egg in one soup! 30 mins late and cold ! Plus I was expecting a nice portion of Lo mein and not with the broccoli for the chicken with garlic! However the two dishes taste the same but hardly any lo mein noodles but more vegetables and when I called them to tell them, they told me to look at the bottom of the dish lol and it wasn't like I expected and there was a few floating noodles! OMG! Disappointed and will never order from there again. They have to mix it up to be cheap on their meat, and they said I should have stated how I wanted it ! Really ! How About more meat please and not to dig for the lo mein ! and certainly not cold ! Plus the girl had me on hold, taking other orders, she was so rude ! I felt I was on a Steinfeld show !! LOL, Not getting the point !! So I hang up on her!! I wouldn't feed my stray cats this ! BEWARE

I can't say enough good things! My order is consistently accurate, and the delivery is incredibly…read morereliable--it always arrives on time, and more often than not, it's even early. This has officially become my weekly go-to for a reason!" ,

What did you expect?…read more Seriously. If you're not from New York, I understand your confusion. But if you are native, you have no excuse. Look, we all know that the best Chinese food comes from the filthiest, most dangerous looking places. If you were expecting haute cuisine from a place in Corona in Queens, that's on you. But if you want the bomb Chicken wings and fried rice at a very reasonable price, you absolutely cannot go wrong with chopsticks house! The owner is kind, speaks great English, has very good customer service, considering what she has to put up with (I've seen what her runs with customers look like) and the food is produced quickly, travels well, and is quite tasty especially when you consider the low low price tag. On the wings, you have your choice of sauces. Ambience? Seriously? Time for you to go back to Nebraska.

I've been coming here for 4 years and their food is always the best the customer service is amazing…read moreand the food is too! I absolutely ordering food for the weekends or even holidays