Joy luck club 万福小馆

I had the #15 general Tso chicken. It came in a dinner sized portion with onion, green peppers and some jalapeño slices. With a side of steamed rice. The sauce was more like a red sweet and sour taste. It was very good and I enjoyed it. I've never had this sauce with general tso chicken before. The rice tasted great and also balanced out the sweet/sour sauce. My only gripe is I asked if a drink was green tea which turned out to be jasmine tea. It tasted like perfume smells.

This is my second time visiting and will continue to hit this place up when making my shopping trip New Asia Market. Let's face it- seeing all the food at that market will make you hungry. Well this place will satisfy. For a little over 8 dollars you get a ton of food. Good value in my opinion. I went with the General Tso's chicken and it comes with a side, which I chose fried rice. If you want to know if it was good- well I finished my plate. Honestly, I ate it all but it is so much that you can get it to go and get a couple meals if you wish.

So I have shopped here a few times and bought a rice cooker which is definitely getting its money's worth alone. The Cashew chicken dish (pictured in the photo reel) was delicious. Really nice flavour, excellent cut of white meat chicken, and the vegetables still retained a nice crisp to it. The egg roll was fresh and excellent, the rice was pretty good, and the pork steam bun was amazing. I highly recommend this place to anyone craving GOOD asian cuisine, the clientele was primarily of asian descent, I was one of the few "howlies" eating there (borrowing a term from a Hawai'ian friend of mine) and you could tell it is a popular choice for dinner. Not an aesthetically pleasing looking place, but the food was excellent, the staff was friendly, and the prices are excellent for the portions. Xie Zhin! (See you soon)Also the deserts at the bakery range from cream dishes, gâteau, pastries, and bean paste items. Definitely worth checking out!

The restaurant is in the front part of the Asian market. There is a ready made selection, as well as made to order. We got a beef lo mein and general tso's chicken. The portion size is huge! I think we could have shared one plate, and it was delicious. This is a fantastic gem hidden in the Matthews / Stallings area. This is our new go to place for Chinese when we are in town!

This review is for the reataurant inside the Grand Asia Grocery Store called thr Joy Luck Club. There's a mix of authentic and Americanized chinese dishes served here. I typically get the combo where you pick 3 differebt meats/veggies and rice, for about $7. Pretty good deal. They also have chinese roast duck, chicken, pork hanging. You can buy it by the lb or as a combo. They also offer a bunch of traditional chinese noodle soup dishes as well. If you purchase seafood from the grocery store, you can have the reataurant cook it for you for a small fee. Food is pretty good. If a certain dish looks like it's been sitting at the steam table for too long, I wouldn't order it. For the price, it's a great value and delicious meal

This eatery is inside the Asian market. We ordered General Tso's, sesame chicken and spring rolls. The food was tasty. We were pleasantly surprised. She even remade the spring rolls for us because she said the first batch turned out too dark. This is a huge market. In addition to the restaurant and grocery store, they also have desserts and other items for sale. We even picked up a bottle of sake at the market. It is definitely worth checking out.

I work in the film biz and in LA often and I eat in Chinatown for the best House Special Fried Rice. Until I discovered the Joy Luck , I have been disappointed in the Charlotte area. Now it is like my favorite Chinese restaurant and the chef here is as good as any in LA. 5 Stars for sure. It is the best. Jim S

Food was fresh and delicious! Authentic Chinese takeout in Stallings- who knew? We ordered a standard Beef and Broccoli and Sweet and Sour Chicken- with side order of spring rolls and pork fried rice. Generous portions, fresh vegetables - will be more adventurous next time!

Most of these neg reviews are BS! If you didn't read the Asian, in the name, you are idiots! As for authenticity they are! Clearly street food, buns with quail eggs, ect. Fish fried in salt and pepper, eel, snail and clams steamed for you! Wish I had taken a picture of the black chicken that is a delicacy all over the world! If you don't like it "DOLLER STORE" is next door! Or go next door and get a massage, ya,'ll need to relax!

I always come here. And this time I ordered the pork chop with extra pork. But they told me they don't do that! And I would have to pay double. They don't do extra of anything. So I ended up just ordering the single order. Because it makes no sense to the $20 for extra piece of pork chop.