Tasty Bite

The best takeout Chinese place I've found in the Valley. Rice is always on point, the food always tastes freshly made, not soggy or greasy, and the veggies still have crunch. Their Singapore noodles are about the best I've ever had. (I think they use pancit bihon instead of rice vermicelli, and it makes all the difference!) Portions are generous and the prices are very good, especially for what you get. Customer service has been good too; I recently had an issue with an order through Uber Eats, and I called the restaurant and they fixed it right away. Only issue I've ever had was when I ordered plain hot and sour soup and they gave me the seafood hot and sour. Now I always specify no seafood, and it hasn't been a problem. Don't come here for gourmet or an authentic Chinatown-style experience. Come here for the excellent versions of American East Coast-style Chinese and expect leftovers.

Squidlett has ordered uber eats from this place several times, said the food was good ala neighborhood American Chinese food style. We decided to try it today for lunch. We knew it was going to be a very small dining area as the place pretty much catered to take out and delivery. Well before I get to the food itself, I think if we get food from there again it will be take out or delivery as the dining area wasn't very clean and (even though I expected it) the food is served on flimsy disposable plates etc. ok, enough about the atmosphere, the food was pretty good for typical Americanized Chinese food. Pretty extensive menu and reasonable prices.We ordered a Wor wonton soup and bbq spareribs and mushu pork.The soup was served very hot and there were a sufficient number of wontons thrown in and the veggies were ok. The bbq spareribs were big and meaty but literally drenched in a sweet sauce. The mushu pork was a large portion, but very difficult to discern all the ingredients as it was mixed very well. Tasted ok, my dining partner found it too sweet though. Four flour pancakes for putting the pork on, they actually looked like tortillas. Got a few little packets of hoisin as well. No military discount, but we got two little egg rolls (looked like mini spring rolls) .All in all, at least to me, this is the place where you get your food delivered and then settle down to a night of Netflix or something.Definitely not Chinatown quality, but then I don't think it was trying to be.... Just your typical neighborhood take out.

I feel like Chinese food catches a lot of flak and I do understand why but I also don't know what people expect from the cheaper fast food Chinese places.I for one can appreciate when I find a place that is kept pretty clean, the food taste good and the price is very reasonable for the amount of food I will get.This Chinese spot is that for me. It's very far from where I live but sometimes when I'm close in the area I don't hesitate to come grab the family meal for $25. The food isn't overly oily like you may find at some other places and they don't use MSG yet the food tastes really good. If you're in the area I'd highly recommend trying this place out of there is something on their menu that catches your taste buds.

First time here and I had one of the lunch specials, Mongolian beef! The lunch portion is HEARTY! You get both rice and noodles as a side. It was good taste but a bit salty for my taste.The service was great, such a sweetheart that helped me. So kind and he gave me a 2025 Chinese calendar! It's a quick service restaurant, I'm sure family owned and the inside was clean. You can eat there but I was busy with work so I ordered to go.I think the salty was a one time thing so I will go back and try a different special and update my review! Support local!

We got a menu in the mail and was in the mood for chinese food so decided to try out this resturant. We decided to dine in rather than take out. The war won ton soup and szechuan chicken which were both very good and good portion for 2 to split. The szechuan cooked with its red peppers gave made it perfectly spicy. Staff was friendly and food came out hot and is very reasonably priced. The dine in area was clean and small. Throw away plates, bowls and utencils are used (so not your more formal dine in type resturant). Overall, we had a very good experience.

Great lunch special options from 11 AM to 4 PM (including weekends) at $8.95 - $9.95! Great value. The whole vibe of the place reminds me of the Chinese takeout spots I used to frequent when I lived in NYC. I got the shrimp & broccoli and it came with both noodles (chow mein) & fried rice. Food was good and a generous portion. Unfortunately didn't get photos or videos of the food as I got takeout to take back to an outdoor event and we ate our food just standing around.Looks like a little family business and the cashier who rung me up went back to cooked shortly after.

A couple of months back Chinese British takeaway was trending on TikTok. It made us crave and appreciate American Chinese food. Tasty Bite satisfied that craving. Items tried and liked (so far):Lemon Chicken Lunch SpecialOrange Chicken Lunch Special Crab Rangoons Before orange chicken was a thing, lemon chicken was king, well at least in Hawai'i. I haven't had it in years and was happy when I seen it on the menu. Their version wasn't the type I grew up eating but I really enjoyed it with chicken katsu. Fried items weren't greasy and didn't make us feel nauseous which is a good thing since eating fried foods sometimes does that to us. Everything was tasty except for the mixed vegetables, it had a weird fishy taste. Person working the front was friendly. Interior was clean and cozy. Parking was plentiful. I hope you decide to check them out :)

Decided to try out this place since it's nearby and I was very satisfied! I ordered a giant Family Meal (C), which comes with a soup, 3 egg rolls, 3 butterfly shrimp, 3 crab rangoons, 2 rice/chow mein sides, and 3 entrees. Boy was that a lot of food! We chose the orange chicken, lemon chicken, and Mongolian beef. The beef had a perfect amount of spice. The lemon sauce was the best lemon sauce I've had - normally other places have a weird chemical lemon taste, but this was better. Everything was super filling but didn't seem too heavy on the oily side. Overall, dinner was great! Would definitely come back.

A year ago, I thought I had found my go-to for Chinese takeout. That feeling is gone. My last order, they gave me the wrong entree. I figured, "Oh well, mistakes happen". What they gave me instead tasted good.Tonight, however, is too much. I ordered three entrees: shrimp fried rice (fishy), General Tso's Chicken (80% breading only), and veggie pad thai (they gave me teriyaki chicken, extra salty).I paid 80 bucks and have nothing that's edible, aside from some decent egg rolls and okay rangoon. I would have repacked it and driven over (totally negating the point of ordering delivery), but it was too close to closing time.

Food was delicious. Cooked to order. Tasty. Good portions. Restaurant has small dining area which needed some extra cleaning but otherwise excellent. One of the better places I've found in my area to get quick Asian food. They have a large menu. I've tried numerous items on different occasions which include orange chicken, king pao chicken, chow mein, egg flower soup, beef broccoli, among some. Each item was delicious. They also have a lunch menu which is under $10. I have included a picture of how big the portions are of the lunch menu. A must try. I highly recommend.