Great China

There is no ambience, it is take out almost exclusively.The service was fair. My order was "almost ready" at the time I was scheduled to pick it up.We did not like most off the things we ordered. Egg rolls and spring rolls were terrible. Chicken soup was mediocre. Would not order the beef with broccoli again. The lemon chicken was good and the pork fried rice was good.

The service was fast, the customer service was excellent. They were very nice and personable. The food was fresh and abundant! The crab Rangoon is so good. We got a pu pu platter for two and it was all tasty. My daughter had sesame chicken and she said it was way too much food but it was so good. The shrimp fried rice was packed full of shrimp, and has this really delicious smoky type flavor. We will definitely order food there again. Even though it was almost 15 minutes away from us, the food was still super hot and fresh when my daughter got it home.

Decent Chinese food but my chicken was pretty dry and didn't taste very fresh... tofu was better but not super flavorful. Overall okay local Chinese food but if you are willing to drive 20 mins away to Fu Kee for GREAT Chinese it's worth it.

We are all entitled to our own opinions, right? Well here's mine:Parking: 4Location: 4Decor/ambiance: 1Customer Service: 3Dude... Lets start with the decor and ambiance... The moment you walk in the door the first thing you will notice is the menu pictures. They are all faded and you can't even see the images of the dishes. Those images are so faded you can't read anything on them. The front counter was cludered with all sorts of papers and 'things' on the night I visited. The staff member who took my order was friendly and helpful. They have great pricing. I asked for the veggie fried rice and it was good. It took the cooks about 10 minutes to prepare my meal. The menu had a title on it that said its from 2008 -- its now 2019. Other than that the food was ok, service was decent, just clean and update the place.

Ok. Look. I get it. Take out Chinese isn't supposed to be a Culinary Experience. Just supposed to handle that hankering for something different. But this place has totally lost it with their "One Door" entrance in the rear, plywood make-shift walls and a food window right out of a "check-cashing" store in a tough neighborhood. And this is Brier Creek! Screaming behind the wall in different languages, people scurrying and For Sure no sanitation rating anywhere. Other choices are available in the area

Food was fresh seasoned and hot.Been a long time since I actually had good food from a Chinese restaurant.

The service here is not great... not even good, I've definitely had better but it's tolerable for the quick and easy Chinese take out food you want. On my most recent visit this past Sunday, I was actually surprised to be met with a "hi, can I help you?" from the woman behind the counter. Usually she's much more rude and to the point (by saying "what do you want?") but again customer service is not the reason you come... its the overly fried but cheap chinese food, which they deliver on. I would give them an extra star IF they stepped up their fried rice game. I'm always so disappointed with their fried rice being so bland and dry. Of course you can always mask that flavor with sauces, but that's not the point. Their General Tso's chicken is always consistent and good which keeps me coming back. I've also enjoyed their sesame chicken. Egg rolls are really crispy on the outside but bland on the inside, meh. To give an idea on their prices, the combination plates are usually around $7-$8; that's a meat, pork fried rice and pork egg roll. I'd say their prices are cheap in comparison to what's nearby but pretty average for Chinese take out. I've never ordered a drink but they have bottled drinks (no fountain drinks). Also, I would not recommend dining in... I noticed on this past visit, a bunch of raw garlic piled up on one table in the dining area with a bag and knife... Just laying there unattended. Pretty sure whoever was handling the garlic got busy and forgot about the garlic. But I'm left wondering if the garlic should even be prepped in the dining area?? Not sure about the story on that...But if you live in the brier creek area and desire the cheap and easy take-out Chinese food, this is your place--but don't expect more than your average experience or else you'll be disappointed.

The Black pepper chicken is A1 with pork fried rice is always GOOD! Excellence and Fast Service! Definitely best in briar creek

Dead cockroach in the kung pao chicken take-out.... We ordered takeout that included Kung Pao chicken and a few other entrees and sides.Before finishing a portion of the kung pao, I saw a weird object lying in the slurry of chicken, veggies, and sauce. When moving everything away, a dead cockroach appeared. Of course, this resulted in a loss of appetite and disgust for everyone eating the meal. We called the restaurant to inform them and to ask for a refund. Their immediate response was to only refund the kung pao chicken entree. After we said that was unacceptable because who know what could be in the other food or the cleanliness of their kitchen, they told us to bring back all of the food in order to receive a full refund, which we did. When arriving and seeing the bug, they were nice and apologized. Hopefully we don't get sick from what we ate and there weren't more bugs were in the food. We did not look into the food further for more bugs.

Food is great, worth the price. Service was pretty quick during rush hour, definitely will be coming back.