No.1 Kitchen

Came here with my mom for food. Definetly a take out place with a few tables rather than a full eat there restaurant but it is a nice place if you wanna eat in. The woman running the place was nice and she prepared everything quickly. I got some house special fried rice, fried meat dumplings, and pepper steak and onions. It was all pretty good. Standard take out Chinese quality but it satisfied my craving for Chinese food well. We would definetly get food from here again though we will probably get takeout next time.

It was our first time getting their food, we got the sweet and sour chicken combo with white rice and the large sweet and sour chicken with shrimp fried rice with the pork wontons! Everything was super good the rice was amazing, and great price for everything. The woman who took my order was super sweet and made sure to get our order right and explained the difference between the combo and the large!! Will be returning soon for the great food!!!

This place is def a hidden jewel get the hibachi for real it will not disappoint always a hefty portion

Great service and healthy portions. Enjoyed the food and wonton soup. Best Chinese in the area. Thank you

Food was horrible. Both the steak and chicken were tough with a dry texture. Fried rice tasted like it was made with dirty water. Restaurant was dirty and that is putting it lightly. Back door to the kitchen was open the entire time who knows what was flying in and out and to top it off the lady was rude. I don't normally leave such harsh reviews but this place needs inspected by the health department.

I ordered the Orange chicken and my wife ordered the Hunan chicken. We also ordered 2 shrimp rolls and Crab Rangoon. The crab Rangoon was good. The egg rolls were burnt, the Orange chicken had two broccoli s[ears (very small) and was way over cooked to the point it smelled burnt and it was almost impossible to chew. The Hunan Chicken was good but scant on veggies.I think in fairness I will try something else next time before condemning it for life.

I was excited to eat here. I was very impressed with the workers. Very nice and courteous. I was also impressed with the very pregnant woman still working hard.However the quality is just not there.The rice was wet and not a quality product like jasmineThe orange chicken had a scorched taste and very little orange flavors.The bourbon chicken however was a pleasant dish.

It's funny that I usually find these similarly-named places in areas where there aren't many other food places around. I'm visiting friends in Ohio and wanted to see what takeout options were for lunch over the weekend.The establishment is tucked in a strip back from the busier road that is in front of the Giant Eagle grocery store to the side.The inside looked better than some small hole in the wall places. It was warm inside. They had a beverage fridge to one side. I was amused by the grass jelly drink cans sitting inside on a lower shelf. For lunch, you receive fried rice and an eggroll with your entree. For dinner, you receive white rice.For an appetizer, I ordered their hot and sour soup. This was atypical, with celery, baby corn, carrots, water chestnuts, and snow peas added. (There's one other ingredient that may be zucchini.) It seemed to be missing bamboo shoots and other mushrooms/fungus besides button ones. The sour was a bit light, there was a lot of white pepper taste (and I felt the spiciness was coming more from this instead of the red pepper), and the consistency of the soup was very thick. It made me feel like I was eating the flavor equivalent of simple pancit but in a soup form. Maybe this was an everything-but-the-kitchen-sink recipe. ^.^"For entrees, we ordered General Tso Chicken, Honey Chicken, and Orange Chicken. All of the fried chicken and sauce looked exactly the same upon opening the containers. My friends tasted each of them and thought we probably had the right ones. They've ordered there before, but probably not all of these at once. I already thought mine was mine because of the few, small, thin shavings of orange peel in my container, and there was an O written on the lid of mine. The orange flavor wasn't strong in the sweet sauce. Based upon texture, I think they use dark meat. Some of the chicken pieces were still crisp and they were not overbattered. The white rice was a bit mushy and stuck together in clumps. I wonder how their fried rice compares.For service, the lady that took our orders didn't smile and seemed quite annoyed to have customers. She answered questions though and promptly went to the back with the cook to start I assume. She later was found, near the kitchen, on her phone while the cook was still making the dishes. She eagerly went to the back with her phone after we accepted the food in a shallow box, and after she pointed out that the plastic utensils, napkins, and packaged condiments were to the side. My friend had to keep calling out to try to get her attention shortly after to ask about extra sweet sauce for their eggrolls. She left so fast.Overall, the food is hot, edible, and I didn't get sick. My friends enjoyed their meals as a it is what it is: American Chinese food. Normally, based on customer service, I wouldn't want to return because I felt like she didn't want us to be there, but, again, there isn't much for choices in the area. Maybe it was a slow day, as we were the only ones there waiting, and she wasn't in a good mood that day. I wouldn't order the same items though. I may try their kung pao chicken next time based upon the ingredients they have. I'm also curious about their roasted pork, so I may check back.

Not only has my family and I been eating here for several years, but I also recommended this restaurant to others. I will not do it again and I will tell anyone who asks that it has taken a significant nosedive in food quality. General Tso chicken tasted old and rubbery as if it were microwaved. Fried rice was greasy and tasteless. Chicken Teriyaki was sour, black and tough, as if it were kept over the weekend and reheated. A tiny amount of filling in the crab Rangoon. It must have evaporated into the fryer while being forgotten about while they microwaved the General Tso.The person who takes my order and money was, and always has been, very pleasant and polite, but this is the worst of many previous meals of disappointment I have had here. It will our last.This meal deserves minus 4 stars.

Service was excellent. Food was excellent had very cute kids and was very polite and was very clean. Recommend this place to anyone and would go back again.