It feels like stepping into someone's home, so welcoming!…read moreThe food variety is great with so many options. You can tell everything is made with care. And the owner? The sweetest energy ever. When she says "yeah girl", you have to say it back. Yeah girl !!!

I came here about an year ago and I remember it wasn't a pleasant experience. I initially wanted to…read moreorder bento as I saw on here, and that wasn't an option when I actually dined in. So I ended up getting those as seen in the picture, and that's worse than I expected. I got Taiwanese sausage, duck and cucumber salad. Everything tasted good, especially the Taiwanese sausage (it was authentic), but overall everything just didn't feel like I was having a traditional Taiwanese meal (I'm a Taiwanese). I can make all these on my own too after a quick Asian grocery run and spending just one hour to cook. A bit disappointed that day. And the price was on the higher end considering the amount of food and the overall presentation. I was offered a dessert for free as I was leaving the restaurant. It was good. I'm seeing new posts about other food items and those do look delicious. I'd still revisit this Taiwanese restaurant when I'm in town again but will try these new, better foods instead.

Awful food, even worse people. Incredibly rude to customers! It was the absolute worst customer…read moreexperience I have ever had in a restaurant, take-out or otherwise, by far! The guy "tag-teamed" his wife to come out of the kitchen and bicker with me, right in front of multiple other customers, when I "dared" to speak up about their tone and attitude, then repeatedly pointed to a sign on the wall that said "we match your energy" (AKA: "we reserve the right to be total a****les for any and all perceived slights, real or imagined") when I had the "audacity" to complain about how they spoke to me and my dad on the phone and in-person. They were furious that my elderly dad was "taking too long" to place his order for four people (he was not, at all) and acting like it's somehow our fault that they only have a single phone line. Give me a break (take-out only establishment, by the way). They then proceeded to promptly cancel my dad's order and shoo me out, all the while cussing at me in Mandarin, at which point I walked out of there (for the last time). You would do well to AVOID this place at all costs, trust. Not to mention, I've had their food more than a few times before, and it is not even NEARLY good enough to justify them being this nasty towards their patrons. Their offerings are the very definition of "sodium-infused slop" and "mediocre at best" and they act like we are lucky to be allowed to purchase them. What a joke! Do yourself a HUGE favor (like I did) and pay a little extra for a place with WAY better people and service, and MILES better quality food, places such as Shangri-La (amazing!), for example. Never, ever again. You have been warned!

Oh Szechuan Gourmet, I've got it bad for you. Your food is so good-tasty and fresh, never greasy or…read moresoggy. So fast. So flavorful. Love the husband and wife duo that run this place. BUUT why are you closed every time I'm craving Chinese? I get it. Everyone deserves time off. You're a small family business. Work-life balance, as they say! But I want my (huge, perfectly crisp, bursting with deliciousness) egg rolls dammit! I've even got my parents who live in Arizona hooked on you like a drug. Only to be disappointed whenever they are in town-sure enough you are closed! It's becoming a running joke in my family. I'll call and get a busy signal on your single phone line as many times as it takes (11, to be exact tonight). Today, I hit rock bottom and ended up getting the most awful/greasy/disappointing almond boneless chicken and salty weird wonton soup from another establishment, like an addict who needs her fix). Never again. I understand that good things come to those who wait... I'll keep waiting for you, Szechuan Gourmet. Please be gentle with my heart. And my tastebuds. And my GI tract.

Wow! What a surprise hit! Looks small in a strip mall but after a friend and I both and…read morerecommendations from different people, we stopped by for lunch! We were first ones in but by time we left many tables full. The lady who greeted us and served us was super friendly! There were original menus on the tables when we came in which we absolutely loved and ordered off of. She also brought us over American Chinese Style menus. I love original menus gad photos :) Portions are large and my friend and I shared two entrees which came with small bowl of rice for each of us. We ordered Spicy Chicken and Sliced Pork with garlic sauce. Both were delicious but the Spicy Chicken was my fave. Super favorable. Perfect spice level and the chicken was deliciously breaded and fried without feeling heavy or too breaded. Since this is a fusion restaurant, I would love to come back to also try some Korean dishes. We paid at counter at end of meal. Dining room isn't fancy but had a nice clam vibe. Definitely will go back!

For food itself, I would give five stars. Their food is surprizingly delicious. Fried fish is a…read moremust. The simple stirfried green bean is stunning and it is great option to cool down my tongue from the spicy dishes. The staffs are kind. It is local, plain and simple restaurant. It is small and crowded especially during the weekday lunch or weekend dunner, Usually I matter the ambience but this is exception. I go there just for food.

Past reviews run hot and cold, but my other favorites in the area were closed, so I decided to try…read moreMoy Kong. Glad I did! They are really giving customers the full Chinese experience - like a Shanghai lockdown. Masks are still worn, box lid are used to collect items (credit card, cash) and then to throw things back at you. But hey, it's their place. Whatever. The owner/wife was very helpful when I had questions about differences between some of the dishes, which vegetables come with, etc. Food was ready in about 10 min and was very hot (duh - straight from the wok) and very fresh! Had the Szechuan Chicken dinner combo since she said it was made with white meat. And it was - big pieces too, not the thinly sliced weird "white meat?" chicken that is often seen at Chinese restaurants. Nice assortment of fresh veggies, good chicken fried rice (so many places that include poor dry fried rice with their combos), and a bean sprout-based egg roll! My favorite style. If they do have good days and bad days of service and food, I certainly caught them on a great day. Thanks Moy Kong! I'll be back. One note - Prices are now $1.00 to $1.50 higher than the printed menu due to "higher food prices".

They give you a lot of food for your money. Service was fairly quick I waited in my car for it…read moresince it's a small store front. Flavor and sauce were disappointing in our family meal. The egg rolls and soup were our favorite. When I worked in the area I feel like the food was better. It was decent but lots of other options in our area.

I found this place and it gives you really good old school Chinese. My entry to a Chinese…read morerestaurant is always almond chicken with the gravy on the side and beef fried rice. They flat out nailed it. The rice was dark the way I like it. It could have more flavor, but it's still pretty good. The almond chicken is also really really great. I did try a couple other dishes that I like such as chicken and broccoli and I think I just specifically like the garlic sauce to not be sweet. So maybe there are some other dishes I'll try like steak à la steak. Generally, speaking, though, they have really really good food. If you are a fan of a restaurant like China Jade in Pontiac, this will definitely be a suitable alternative.

Ordered the almond , boneless chicken along with two orders from my coworkers picked it up by the…read moretime I got it back, even though it didn't fall one of them was open because they did not staple it shut so all of the gravy was in the bottom of the bag and the chicken was extremely dry

In side this Flea Market is an Asian Restaurant called "Asian Corner". Run by a Yang family. If…read moreyou love Hmong food, this is the place to get it in Michigan. Sadly, most Hmong place in Michigan has closed down. This is one of the last places that sell hmong food. Get your Hmong Food fix here. Here you can get your Chicken and rice combo. Plus, they make a GREAT PAPAYA SALAD. Yes! It's good. I don't remember seeing it on the menu, but they sell it. Just ask for Papaya Salad. You won't be disappointed. I highly recommend this place. Great owner and family.

I haven't eaten here in quite some time, and the menu looked really appealing. I ordered the…read moreBourbon Chicken combo and the Almond Chicken combo. Both meats were flavorful and well prepared. The egg roll and bread were also very good. However, the rice had a slightly charred taste that I personally didn't enjoy. Overall, while parts of the meal were good, it didn't impress me enough to return

I travel out of my way to pick up food from Wing Hing. The…read morefood has been delicious for 30 years! Fair prices, great choices, and excellent food, what more could anyone ask for?

A great find! This place does Chinese take out the right way! Super quick service and incredibly…read morefriendly. Generous portions and truly some of the best, if not the best, Chinese take out we've had here at the HQ!! Definitely check this place out!

On July 16, Carrie Lee's of Lake Orion unexpectedly closed due to unforeseen circumstances. Since…read morethen, the restaurant has been serving a limited menu out of the Baldwin Café on Thursday and Friday evenings from 4 to 8 p.m. On Facebook, the owners have kept customers updated and expressed gratitude with messages such as, "Wow, thank you for all the love and support today! We ran out of food again even though we prepared more than we had yesterday," and, "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we regret to inform you that we will not be opening today. We apologize for any inconvenience and look forward to seeing you tomorrow." Their most recent update, posted seven weeks ago, offered encouraging news: "We're diligently working on our new location -- the corner space in the plaza with Title Boxing. If all goes well, we should be open by year's end. Appreciate your interest."