I have been getting Japanese food from here since I was a baby. We go there so often that the…read morewaitress knows our order from memory! It is small, but calm and the food is amazing. I recommend the chicken yaki udon stir fry.

This is a very small restaurant with only a couple of tables and a few seats at the bar. They were…read moredoing quite a lot of take out business as well, including my own order which was prepared quickly and ready for me in a few minutes. Back at the hotel room, I unwrapped it and dug in. Very nicely assembled, tight rolls. I had chosen ones with no sauce, which kept them firm and dry. As for the flavor? Fresh! Totally would recommend Sushi Palax!

A nice sit-down Chinese restaurant with nice ambience. Service is friendly and professional…read more They offer an extensive lunch menu. Their shrimp spring rolls are delicious. Their egg rolls not so much. I've enjoyed all the entrees I've tried. My favorite is beef and eggplant w garlic sauce partly because it's hard to find eggplant in other local Chinese restaurants. The pork w mixed veggies, moo shu pork, Kung pao chicken are all good choices. Their soups are pretty standard...all good. Their "spicy" dishes, like Sichuan chicken actually have some spice which is nice. They will adjust heat to your preferences. You can order takeout on line which is also very handy. I recommend this restaurant.

Imperial Chinese Restaurant is by far the best Chinese restaurant in the tri-state area. The…read moregeneral chicken is 100% white breast meat, juicy and delicious. It's all chicken and no breading that other Chinese restaurants use. Edamame is fresh, Shrimp spring rolls were hot & slightly crispy perfect with hot mustard. I highly recommend and even when using DoorDash the food is perfect every time. Whenever I visit the servers provide excellent service and the atmosphere is perfect for a casual dinner with friends. I am not a huge fan of Chinese food, but I am if it comes from imperial Chinese restaurant it honestly is the best.

The food is delicious. Nice portions and well done. I highly recommend China 88. The people are…read morenice and professional.

Ordered take out. The beef with black bean sauce was pretty good. The rice was moist and sticky…read morejust how I like it. The chicken Mei fun was pretty tasty was well. I love that they have small portions. It's the perfect size when you're not too hungry.

This is a decent Asian buffet. They do the common buffet dishes as well as sushi and Mongolian…read moreBBQ. I didn't do the BBQ, or take sushi. The variety was varied enough to be satisfying. It's competent and decent for the area.

Ordered General Tso's Chicken and there was no chicken in the breaded balls of air. Don't waste…read moreyour money.

Grace (Nikki's daughter) greeted us right away, and was our server on our visit to Nikki's…read more This restaurant was recommended to me and my husband as a good place for Korean barbecue. We were not disappointed! Great sides! Great meat! Great service! We had the bulgogi and the brisket both were fabulous! What a great find in downtown Waynesboro, PA!! We will be recommending Nikki's to friends and family.

Awesome small little place right by the square. Stopped in about an hour before close after work…read more Was nicely decorated for Christmas. Very clean. Very upscale appearance without the huge upscale price. Was greeted and seated as soon as we walked in. We knew what we wanted prior from checking out the menu and reviews online. Our food came out fast and hot! Started with avocado and crab egg rolls. Absolutely delicious. Then a pork ramen and seafood ramen. Both equally delicious. We will be visiting again!

Unfortunately i have to say I'm not impressed. Based on a previous photo we ordered shrimp fried…read morerice, shrimp toast, chicken wings and sweet and sour chicken. The fried rice was absolutely tasteless. The cubed pieces of onion were barely cooked. Neither were the bean sprouts. I ate 2 spoons of it and tossed it. The chicken wings were overly cooked to the point they were hard. Even the meat of the wing was cooked hard. No review of the shrimp toast. It was for my mother and she didn't comment. However,she only ate 1 piece. This was a total waste of 50$ yes, 50$ for 2 SMALL fried rice, 4 fried wings, an order of shrimp toast and sweet and sour chicken, most of which went in the garbage.

Simply mediocre. Not much taste. Very greasy…read more Charged for an egg roll - none in the bag. Ordered Mooshu and received no rice. Who eats Mooshu without rice??? No duck sauce, mustard or soy sauce. $20+ into the garbage.

A few factoids for context…read more I am an older guy, who has travelled extensively, Army vet, have native speaker aquaintances. I have eaten at high end places with many cusines and I have eaten cold MRE's in the shadow of a tank outside of a bombed out village. I actually enjoy basic, strip mall (the seedier the better) Chinese [Americanized] food. I want that paper box with the wire, or styrofoam, or modern fancy vented plastic containers is fine too. I like the cheap chopsticks, or the tiny flimsy white fork - the round spoon is a bonus trophy. In every town in the world a main road hits a T-intersection. If you go one way it's commercialized/nicer/safer/gentrified/rural if you go the other way there are liquor stores/pawn shops/car garages (with junk cars piled out back) and a down on its luck strip mall. Turn in that direction from time to time. You will learn more about the world around you, you will have some adventure to knock the sameness out of your life, and you might even be a little frightened. That is good for you, seek it out, embrace it. That turn towards the adventure side is exactly the kind of strip mall [Old Orchard Shopping Center] Chop Sticks sits in. It is non-descript, nestled in with a couple of ethnic grocery stores, a liquor store, and several other hanging in there one-off "businesses". I knew before I parked that this was going to hit the spot. The service was fast, effecient, friendly. I got Hunan Beef, fried rice, egg rolls, and a bag of those donuts unique to these places for my wife. For $25 the best of these meals I have had in a while. Good portions, beef was spicy enough for forehead sweat, rice was simple but that seperate grain texture that you can only get from these places. The egg rolls were just the right greasy, excellent with the little package of duck sauce. I would definetly eat here often if I lived in the area. We were only in town to ride bicycles on the C&O canal path.

Upon arrival I thought it was a pretty cool cultural experience. I walked in Greeted both owners…read moreand got no response not bad but dang really , so I just told the Lady my name and she just rudely says let me see your order, so I pull it up and shes just straight up being rude like im coming to steal an order . crab ragoon was good beef and broccoli was OK but i wont be going back.

Hong Kong has been my go-to Chinese takeout place for over 15 years. About a month ago, my…read moreDaughters and I ordered takeout and were disappointed in the food. The Generals Tso's was bland, The shrimp in the shrimp and lobster sauce dish were significantly overcooked, and the rice lacked seasoning. Assuming that was a one-time issue, I ordered again tonight with similar results--and they even missed sending the side order of Pork Fried Rice. Very disappointing. Given my long history with this restaurant, I will likely give them one more try, but I am now officially nervous that I am going to have to find another Chinese Takeout place.

We have eaten there 4 or 5 times recently and would return. The outside is a C-, the inside a C+,…read more but the food has always been a solid "A" for us. We order the dinner as a combo. You get choice of soup, egg or spring roll, the dinner selection, rice, and ice cream all for $15-$18! Plus, there is also enough to take home for a second meal. Can't go wrong.