Wahaha Express

I used to go to Wahaha back in college circa 2009-2010 and remember loving this spot for Chinese food. I haven't been back until today (Saturday) for a late lunch! I was happy they had a daily special (included on weekends as well) that is only $7.50 - I got a spring roll, egg drop soup, steamed white rice and orange chicken. I also ordered the Taro milk tea, which was only $3.75 for a very large drink! The portion sizes are decent and not overwhelming which I love. Although the ambience was not the best (pretty grungy and run-down- but charming in it's own way, the service was great and staff friendly. I will probably return to try other items on their daily lunch special.

My meal was great. We had the daily special for 7.50. Choice of soup, spring or egg roll, white or fried rice, and plenty of entree's to choose from. They have beer on the menu but no longer serve alcohol. Service was excellent but we were the only ppl in the restaurant.Ambiance is bad. This building used to be a Taco Bell. Go here for the food.. not the ambiance. Funny name. Serious food.

Solid place for Chinese takeout with a reliable online ordering system. The food was reasonably priced, especially during lunchtime. I had the beef and broccoli and was very pleased. The food was hot and fresh. The only thing I was not fond of was the rice since it was very mushy. The beef was tender and the stir fry was well seasoned. The meal also came with an egg roll and your choice of soup, a good deal.

This is such a delicious restaurant. When I want Asian/Chinese food, I search for the best egg drop soup, fried rice with general tso chicken. And this place nails it all. Plus the egg roll is amazing. I'm basic when it comes to ordering but this place is better than twenty five other places I've tried. Needless to say the prices are like we are back in 2010. God bless America and this restaurant

I'm so sad because I do like the food here. But unfortunately I won't be able to return due to the fact both of the food items I had ordered had bugs in it. I hope this is just a bad experience and am only posting so the business can do better.

We had hot and spicy noodles, shrimp lomein, lamb strings, and egg roll. All were just great and authentic chinese experience. They have hand made noodles for hot and spicy noodles, sprinkled oil noodles, both are just great. This place is the most authentic Chinese in the town. Service is quick and waiter was awesome. they need to work little bit on the chairs/booth which are uncomfortable to sit. I am always here for the authentic chinese food which is hard to find in the city, most are too americanized.

One of my favorite places for Chinese.The string lamb is excellent! I also enjoy the steamed tilapia, their name is just what it sounds like a fun expression. Only thing they are missing is Tsing Toa beer.

This place is pretty great and has excellent (homemade and home cut) noodles! The interior is very cozy and highly diner or hole in the wall like. Chatted with the server and he was very friendly. Their egg drop soup plus beef noodles were very delicious and also reasonably priced. Highly recommended!

Loves it's hand pulled noodles anything. But the orange chicken had too much batter but not much chicken.

This is one of the absolute best Chinese restaurants in the metro and is our favorite. Don't let the building (old Taco Bell) or the not-fancy interior fool you, all of the effort is in the food. We've tried a lot of things but pretty much get the same two entrees and rotate the sauteed greens we choose. Curry chicken potato in casserole and short ribes in brown sauce are our go-entrees and we rotate between bok choy in garlic sauce and hot & sour Nappa cabbage. Both are amazing.