Some of the best tasting Chinese I've had. Only spot in Hazleton me and my friends go to anymore…read moreafter trying it. Has a great taste and menu. Can't go wrong with ordering from here.

Always good food. Probably my favorite in Hazleton. The only thing I don't like is that they…read morestill have the COVID wall up.

Some menu items weren't available. No delivery either. Walked to pickup (not me) and turned out the…read moreorder was partially wrong. $8.95 for Sweet and Sour shrimp = 6 shrimp and no sauce. How hard is it to see the big container of glowing red nuclear sauce is missing? And only 6 shrimp. Wow. Rice was very dry, crunchy bits, either overcooked or simply not fresh. Dumplings and wonton soup were decent. Didn't get a pic of the other entrees (not mine, lo mein and general tso's) but was told they were "good". No condiments, flatware, or fortune cookies. Didn't bother calling to complain, as it felt pointless. No way anyone was going to walk back a mile for sauce. Food was mid at best, IMO, and some portions were small. Doubtful I'll order here again.

Really quick preparation. Food was very tasty and nice and hot. I only picked up the food, but…read moreplace seemed nice.

Very Very Very Disappointed! My mother asked me to post a review on this experience. Let's start…read moreoff by saying Dad is not allowed to recommend restaurants based on experiences from 2+ years ago anymore. If you managed to find flavor in a dish, you were excited, but salt shouldn't be that flavor. The won ton soup broth was ok, and it was the only thing that passed. I have never got so many different things that you just couldn't chew. It was worst then gristle. We tried to see what the other couple was eating in the restaurant. But when she kept getting the steamed shrimp, with a side of cocktail sauce in amounts more than the shrimp, I got the point. I did try it just in case, no shrimp flavor there. Most of the items looked dull and days old. Steam was only coming out of 1 of the tables, but the Lo Mein was oddly very cold. It was reasonably at $12 a person, for dinner, but they made a killing on us 3 chumps. We never ate so little....

Was offered happy ending wasn't interested Food was cold would not returned lady took a drink out…read moreof my cup only good thing was the ice cream but was melted 0/10

Excellent Asian food. Reasonable prices. Awesome for takeout and delivery. Run by a nice family…read more One of the best in the Hazleton area.

Best Chinese food I've ever had. Absolutely the best, hands down, in the area!! Owned and…read moreoperated by a family who work together to deliver amazing food, all with a smile. Check it out, you won't be disappointed.

Yet again, service was kind and courteous- fast dining in. Clean. This time we ordered miso soup…read more(loaded with fresh seaweed and tofu; nice creamy clear broth). Paired that with the seaweed salad (very filling!) topped with sesame- SO GOOD. Side of "boiled rice" aka fluffy white jasmine done American style; had the sweet jasmine undertone, not bland. My daughter got the pork lo mien platter- she ate every bit of it! FRESH PORK- tender, no gamey taste, delicious. Had caramelized onions, crisp sprouts, thick noodles. Egg roll was traditional and jam-packed with fresh cabbage, etc. Pretty sure this is Oolong tea- deep, with lighter floral tones, earthy. Overall Excellent quality comparable to Chinatown in Phi

I got takeout, to start. Prices are a bit... eh. It's okay…read more My order, personally? The Walnut Shrimp? Somehow, the shrimp was burnt when it was battered and fried... but thats my only complaint. It used to be worthy of the name a couple years ago, but when they changed management it went down in quality.

One of the very few Chinese restraunt in the area.. the food is a good 8/10 I don't recall ever…read morebeing upset by something I've ordered from here and the food quality is similar if not the same as their sister restraunt garden Chen in freeland (owned by a sibling of China top to my understanding) overall fantastic food and service

The GPS via Yelp brought me to main street, which is not correct. Type in the address on Google…read moremaps and it'll bring you to the restaurant. My order of the seafood crispy noodle wasn't what I expected. Didn't like the crispy noodle but I loved the seafood and mix vegetables. The person who took my order was nice. I think she was also the person who cooked my order.

Was satisfied I found a pho in this little town up no…read morewhere. Just like everyone else eat before took pics

I paid just about $20 for a steak pho and a 16 oz soda. I assumed it was good by the price they…read morewere charging because back home in Philly, if you spend that much for a pho, you can expect it to be friggin banging. This pho was flavorless unless you added the hot and sweet sauce they give you. And even then it was bland. Almost tasted like the broth was made using seasoned packets and stored for days. It definitely is not fresh broth, doesn't have that authentic Vietnamese flavor, and it's definitely not worth the money. I do not recommend this place at all

Great Wall is a small Chinese takeout restaurant located in the Briar Creek Plaza next to Giant…read more The place is an order at the counter place with open kitchen and has a few tables to eat in. See photos of menu in 2015. I stopped in here recently for lunch takeout.and ordered the L28 Shrimp with Cashew Nuts with Pork Fried Rice ($6.35 plus tax). The food was made quickly and all set to go in about 5 minutes. The portion of hot food was a good lunch size, packed into a rectangular microwaveable container. The main dish had large firm shrimp (cleaned/no tail) with fresh vegetables (onions, snow peas, mushrooms (fresh!), celery, cabbage), baby corn, water chestnuts, & cashew nuts in a tasty savory orange sauce. The standard golden fried rice was soft and had pieces of onions and roast pork. Overall, the food here was very good, quick, and reasonably priced.

I was really disappointed in their food. I ordered pork fried rice and Mongolian beef. The rice was…read morefried with very little pork, and a few onions. No egg or veggies. No taste. Tasted like plain white rice. Paid 12 dollars for something I could've made in the rice steamer. The Mongolian beef was tasteless and resembled nothing like Mongolian beef. It had broccoli, mushrooms, noodles, carrots, and green peppers. This is not how Mongolian beef is made. I will never order from them again. If I could give no stars, I would.

Incredible hole-in-the-wall Chinese takeout joint!…read more First thing: cash only. I didn't have cash, and had to walk a block down to the ATM. However, the incredible staff here started preparing it while I was walking, so it was finished when I got back! I ordered a General Tso's chicken combo. It was pretty standard for the sauce, but the crispy bits were a bit different in a way that I really enjoyed. Broccoli was cooked properly. Fried rice was delicious. Egg roll was crispy on the outside and crunchy and delicious on the inside. I have no complaints, even though I had to walk to a weird bank, then down a creepy alley, to use the ATM (seriously - bring cash, don't go down the creepy dark alley). I only wish this place didn't exit 160 miles from home. Alas, next time I'm up there, I'll try to hit it up again. The incredible service from the friendly staff made my day.

The food there was horrible. I have tasted better Chinese food out of a can. Take the extra time…read moreand drive to Hazleton or other locations in the area.

If you're anywhere in the Poconos and craving Chinese food, stop what you're doing and go here…read moreimmediately. This place is the definition of a five‑star hidden gem. The moment you walk through the door, you're welcomed with a warm, genuine smile that makes you feel like family. No frills, no gimmicks -- just pure, unforgettable flavor. The food? Absolutely out of this world. This is the kind of spot that reminds you why "hole in the wall" places are always the best. The chicken with curry is hands‑down the best I've ever tasted -- rich, aromatic, and perfectly balanced. And the hot and spicy chicken? Legendary. Fiery, flavorful, and cooked to perfection every single time. This restaurant doesn't just serve great food -- it sets the standard for what great food should be. Five stars isn't enough. It's the Poconos' reigning champion of Chinese cuisine, and it lives up to its name in every possible way.

I need to go back here and try some other items before totally deciding, but this was a pretty…read morerough stop. A few of my friends said this is their favorite Chinese takeout so I finally made it up to give it a shot. I got the shrimp with garlic sauce combo and an order of Szechuan wontons. The woman was friendly and spoke solid English. The establishment was downright greasy...but honestly what Chinese place isn't? The wontons themselves had very little filling in them. It was all crunch and no body. The sauce was also just ... not good. Tasted closer to American bbq sauce than it did any spicy Szechuan sauce I've ever had. Also zero spice to the sauce. There were also peas and carrots in the container. Like ... what? This was a huge letdown. I ate 2. The shrimp with garlic sauce had 4 shrimp in the container. The shrimp tasted great, and their garlic sauce was solid, but 4 shrimp. I should have gotten the chicken. I normally order chicken with broccoli and have them sub garlic sauce when I get Chinese takeout. I should have done that. There was also a plethora of vegetables in this that were just taking up the space the shrimp were missing from. Baby corn, water chestnuts, large chunks of mushroom/onion/pepper, snowpeas...you name it. The one highlight of the food here was the fried rice wasn't just generic yellowish rice in a container. This was actual fried rice, which is hard to come by in these parts. The egg roll was unremarkable. I'll go back and try other stuff at some point but for now - Five Star Chinese -Sucked.