China House

We were a little nervous at first because we thought we had ordered from another place—but Google ended up leading us here, and we’re so glad it did! What a happy accident. From the very first bite, it was clear this spot deserves way more recognition. The fried rice was flavorful and absolutely delicious—everything was fresh, seasoned well, and cooked to perfection. We tried several dishes, and each one was on point. The beef? Tender and rich. The shrimp in lobster sauce? So tasty. And the General Tso’s chicken had just the right balance of sweet and savory with a satisfying crunch. The food was ready in about 10–12 minutes, and the pickup process was super smooth. Everything was hot and packaged well when we got there. This is the kind of dependable, quick, and delicious Chinese spot t

This place does not feel like a real restaurant — it feels more like an abandoned storage warehouse. Boxes are scattered everywhere, tables are often left dirty after customers, and the overall cleanliness is very questionable. Because of the constant mess in the dining area, it makes you seriously wonder what the kitchen looks like behind the scenes. The woman working at the cashier is extremely rude and unprofessional. She treats customers and especially delivery drivers with clear disrespect and seems to do everything possible to create problems instead of helping. Her attitude feels outdated, as if she forgot she is working in the U.S. and not somewhere else. Delivery drivers are treated particularly badly, which is unacceptable. Overall, the environment is uncomfortable, unwelcomin

This review is written based on my personal experience after being treated very poorly at this location. The attitude toward delivery drivers is extremely negative. You feel unwelcome from the moment you walk in, as if you are being judged or punished for no reason. The atmosphere is tense and uncomfortable, more like a place of control than a business open to the public. The space looks chaotic, with boxes everywhere, giving the impression of a storage warehouse rather than a restaurant. The woman working at the cashier was openly rude and disrespectful. This review is a direct result of that behavior. When customers or delivery workers are treated badly, they should not expect silence in return. I will be sharing my experience with my community so others are aware and can decide for

DO NOT EVER ORDER ONLINE! We’ve not received an order TWICE now from this restaurant! I din’t choose the online service that THEY put on their website, THEY DID! But to know that apparently it doesn’t work you think the FIRST time they found out they would either fix it or eliminate it. Apparently they just don’t care. Seems pretty dumb to me. We’re done! UPDATE: food arrived ONE HOUR AND FORTY MINUTES AFTER I ORDERED IT! I had already started making food for my family…we were starving!! I asked for the owner or manager to call me back. No one ever called. Also, the food (which we ate rewarmed a day later)…fried rice, no trace of any veggies or even a piece of egg. Literally just protein, rice, onion. Mongolian chicken, not even sweet. Lo mein, barely a trace of any vegetables.

I wanted to love China House since we live nearby. Unfortunately, the food was not good. We got takeout tonight and they somehow managed to make: - Bad fried rice. No peas, carrots, egg, scallions, baby corn… no nothing. JUST RICE with a little soy sauce. Strange. - Overcooked and tough duck, titled ‘crispy’ duck. This $21 disaster was the most offensive part. Someone cooked an entire duck… cooked it again… and probably again… until it was extra-well done and tough. Then they cut through bones, tendons, wings, everything (using a chainsaw?) and stuck it in a box. It was hard to eat and I wanted one bite of meat without a weird fraction of a bone or ligament in it. I couldn’t cut it with silverware. Never seen anything like this… which is a good thing. The top half of the picture is al