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    Tokyo Express

    3.3 (49 reviews)
    InexpensiveChinese
    Open 10:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Divey
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids

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    Little custom opening for takeout orders during covid
    Scotty C.

    While Clements Ferry is growing, there's not many options for a quick bite to eat. My buddy lives down the street and we called in a pickup order for lunch. We placed the order and went to pickup ten minutes later. Right away we noticed their takeout setup for covid that they built. It's similar to a drive up bank or a late night gas station were they open a door on their end to put the food in, then you open on your end to collect it... as well as payment ect. They have a table outside with menus taped to it and pens for you to use to sign the CC slip. It was elaborate and well thought out. I had the sweet and sour chicken with fried rice and some wanton soup. Everything was pretty good an on par with plenty of other similar chinese places in the area. While it is average, the location is key if you're in the area and looking for anything other than fast food.

    Shrimp with snow peas, shrimp with garlic sauce, and some crab rangoons.

    This restaurant has some of the best Chinese takeout because 1. the dishes are loaded with vegetables and 2. the shrimp used is so meaty and delicious (which is better quality than the average shrimp in any restaurant)! I've tried 3 different shrimp dishes that meet those points. The service is efficient for calling to place an order to pick up.

    Chicken and shrimp hibachi lunch.
    Amanda H.

    For a cheap, quick lunch over by Daniel island, you cannot beat Tokyo Express. I LOVE coming here. Sure, the inside is a little shabby and there is limited seating. They also have a GIANT menu with no descriptions. But, they make up for it with cheap, quick lunches and white sauce by the squeeze bottle ( a nice touch, not having to pay for extras...) While I don't love the shrimp (Hello....we live in Charleston, I like fresh shrimp) I do enjoy the Hibachi Chicken with white rice. Their egg drop soup is a little lacking, but I promise you, you won't regret eating here. It is definitely a regular stop of ours when we are out and about on the weekends. They offer both Japanese and Chinese dishes, as well as a few American meals (chicken fingers come to mind). Yum!

    General Tso's Combo

    Good good for the price! Food was ready within 10 minutes. General Tso's combo platter was on par with other Chinese places in the area.

    Fried chicken with house fried rice
    Natasha H.

    This is my fav Chinese place. Mainly because of the house fried rice. Service is fairly quick and the price is that of a typical Chinese restaurant. They also serve habachi which isn't bad at all. Being that this ain't area doesn't have many restaurants if your in need of lunch or a quick meal I definitely recommend.

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    12 years ago

    The chicken hibachi is good for a quick, inexpensive lunch. Do NOT get the steak. It's terrible, mystery meat.

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    I Stop here often for a quick meal on way home from work or church. Always satisfied!

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