Great Wall

We haven't ordered from this place in a very long time and we ordered carry-out two nights ago and wanted to leave a review. We thought that this place is better than New China King and Leongs (both 23 Mile in Chesterfield). Hubby had sweet and sour chicken and the chicken was really, really good and super tender. Often times, we have been finding that the chicken at our local named carryout restaurants have been chewy, which has detoured us for eating Chinese food this past year. I had the Szechuan veggie dish, medium spice and it was perfect. The veggies were not mushy and over cooked nor were they too hard (I find that often times, the green pepper is undercooked to my liking) ...just perfect and fresh. The sauce was amazing and the perfect amount of spice for me. Great eggroll!

I used to come here seemingly weekly when I was younger, fifteen or so years ago. Just about every weekend I would go to Blockbuster, and then Great Wall for dinner. SIGH. Good times.The Great Wall's interior has remained just about the same as I remember it, other than that it now has a different coat of paint on the walls, and their large fish tank is now a small one with one lonely fish in it. The restaurant is small and a bit dingy, but it's pretty clean.Anyway, I'm torn on what to score this place... the Vietnamese owners of this Chinese restaurant made me Thai food -- pad thai to be specific. I was just confused when I got my plate.I was given a mound of noodles drowning in a coconut milk-based sauce with crushed peanuts on top and no bean sprouts or limes to be seen. I thought maybe my pad thai had been made wrong, but they said it wasn't... this was like no pad thai I have ever seen. Regardless of what they said -- it is NOT pad thai so much as a sort of curry.Fortunately, it was really tasty regardless... assuming you like coconut milk. I also asked it be made spicy, but I feel like it was only moderately hot.Great Wall's pretty decent, but I would say it is better served as a take out place.

The 5 stars here are well deserved not only because of the food, but for the awesome service! They really treat their customers like family! It's a small family business and their daughter is just adorable! Aside from the 'homey' feel of this restaurant, the food is delicious as well! I always get my usual the gang gai. Although traditionally this is a Thai dish, they do a great job and I've never ventured beyond this dish on the menu because it's my favorite!

I liked it!Food was good...I ordered thai cashew chicken...T5 the little girl (yep) who was our waitress shrieked in excitement that it was her favorite! When she was littl(errr) her Dad would ask what she wanted to eat and she would cry out T5! T5! haha.....her little(err) sister, who sat jumping two booths over, was not letting us forget she was there as well!Obviously a family run joint. Great prices, decent food. Very small inside, maybe 6 tables...It's close to work and cheap, I see a return in my future.

A-OK is the perfect way to describe "Great Wall." My family and I have ordered takeout from here a few times and it has been satisfactory each time.I've had lo mein (Just OK), general Tso's (Pretty good), egg rolls (Just OK, definitely not my style), and fried rice (Pretty Good).Not the best I've ever had, but certainly not bad.I don't love the bean sprouts in egg rolls thing that seems to be everywhere in Michigan, but maybe that is a regional prerogative. I prefer cabbage all the way. The portion sizes are absolutely gigantic, and two people can easily split an entree. Also, the family that runs this place seems very nice and are kind in the interactions I've had with them. Not my first choice, but if I'm in the area and need a quick takeout option, this would do.

Very good food and service. Nice and quick. I got something altered to my liking and it was great.

Got carryout September 6-2024 worst dry food I ever had. Dinner for 2. Took food back to show owner and she didn't want to do anything about it. Brought out chef who looked at food and talked Chinese to lady like nothing was wrong. Chicken overcooked pork dry and tough..What a waste of $27:48. Don't go there.

Very bad food. A thick plastic sheet blocks your view of the staff and kitchen. The food taste and quality is very poor. The wonton noodles were very mushy and the broth tasted like someone urinated in it. I'll never go back here. If I could give zero stars I would.

ordered egg rolls, spring rolls no flavor whatsoever. crab lagoon six pieces for seven bucks. Only thing good but over priced. Fried rice had nothing in it. It was just brown sticky rice. not impressed at all. I've had bad experience with Chinese, but this place makes those bad experiences look good.

You can only get soda in a can, why God, why!?! NOT A CAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!THEY DON'T HAVE CRUNCHY NOODLES FOR YOUR SOUP! they just have regular saltines, regular saltines at a Chinese establishment I say!This is a real bummer I can't believe this is real.... Egg drop soup was delicious.