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    Yuan Ho Carryout

    2.8 (73 reviews)
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    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Chicken Lo Mein
    Ella K.

    Literally the worst chinese food i've ever had. The lo mein was literally spaghetti noodles in a terrible soupy sauce, and for almost 15 dollars?! DO NOT order it. The shrimp had a strong fishy odor. The general tso's was average, abc if was best the item we had.

    Orange Chicken
    Bailey S.

    Large portion sizes. Flavor was okay. Could definitely use more heat in terms of spiciness. Very heavy meal (my husband and I were overly full after only eating half of our respective meals).

    Sesame Chicken
    Lindsey V.

    Ordered take out from here and it was really good. I got the sesame chicken with rice and I enjoyed it. I heated it up the next day in the microwave and wasn't sure how the texture of the chicken would hold up, but it tasted like brand new!

    General Tso's Chicken
    Emma E.

    Had a bunch of errands to run so I grabbed lunch from Yuan Ho today. The plus was that the food came out on time, the worker was nice and the order was correct, but other than that I probably wouldn't get food from here again. I got the general tsos chicken lunch with white rice an egg roll and a bottle of water. The general tsos was swimming in sauce and the chicken tasted kind of old and over fried, it was a little too crunchy. The egg roll was almost empty and had very little filling. The water bottle was the best part LOL. It was $10 for everything and I'd just rather go to Hong Kong for Chinese... or literally anywhere else in cville...

    Sesame Chicken + Shrimp & Veggies  Dragon & Phoenix
    Stephanie H.

    Ordering from this place was a huge regret. I'm disappointed in myself for putting faith in the five-star reviews. The only reason I'm giving 2 stars is because the order was accurate and the sesame chicken & egg rolls were decent. I tried Yuan Ho because it's inexpensive and offers a few things on the menu that aren't typically found at Chinese carryout joints. I also appreciate that they deliver directly instead of just through third-party apps. The pu pu platter sounded promising and was reasonable priced. Half of it was inedible. Literally the worst crab rangoons I've ever had - just fried dough filled with sour, runny cream cheese. No sweet flavor ... No flavor really, other than sour. The ribs were way chewier than I've had from any other place and totally lacking in flavor. The beef on a stick had a little flavor and was ooookay, but I wouldn't go so far as to say good. The fried shrimp looked so unappealing that I didn't even try one. My s.o. ate one and wasn't impressed. Like I mentioned earlier, egg rolls were okay. Super greasy and not packed with flavor, but probably the best part of the meal (thank goodness for hot mustard). Entrees & Soup: I almost always order vegetable bean curd soup if it's on the menu, so I was excited about trying this one. BLEH! It had a weird odor and literally tasted like sour, hot water with some sad looking veggies tossed in. No mushrooms, which in every other soup of this kind is what lends flavor and thickness. I tried loading it with Sriracha but still couldn't get past the weird, funky smell. The spicy chicken entree I ordered had great texture, but once again was completely lacking in flavor. There was no spiciness and even the onions and celery offered no flavor to the dish. It was like eating air. BF's entree was sesame chicken and shrimp w/veggies. Shrimp was no bueno, but the sesame chicken was the highlight of the entire meal. I don't even love sesame chicken, but since it was practically the only thing edible, I was all over it. We both went to bed unsatisfied and still hungry after this meal. I will definitely not be ordering from them again.

    Mapo tofu (I ate a quarter of it already oops)
    Tiffany L.

    This is my go to chinese take out place. I usually order off the asian menu unless I'm eating vegetarian. The chicken and scallion is my favorite. It tastes the healthiest because it isn't drenched in sauce. But their soy sauce goes perfectly with the chicken and rice. I also like the asian style spicy chicken which comes with tofu. It's a bit oily but I love the flavors. This time I got the mapo tofu which isn't what I'm used to but it is still flavorful and comes with a good amount of mushrooms. Their lunch specials are so cheap and I usually order hot and sour soup or miso tofu soup since I order off grubhub. I would not recommend the steamed veggie dumplings, lo mein or fried rice. Everything else is decent.

    Egg Roll
    Nacele B.

    I'm usually satisfied with my purchase but, today definitely ends any future orders. I ordered 2 egg rolls for $5.30 and I received egg roll wrappers with a HINT of filling. I know times are hard but, this right here tops all of my orders.

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    Great little spot for takeout, the food tastes great and I've had no problems with service or staff- I like the generals chicken

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    good ole chinese takeout. gives you what you expect, good for making you feel better after a bad day

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    I love this place bc the food isn't greasy, which is rare for a Chinese place, and the prices are good.

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