Asia Express

Good value for what you get $17 will get you a sampler kind of thing . Friendly staff . Very clean and quick

I really love this hole in the wall place when I want some affordable comforting Chinese food. This is a take out only spot no dining in. You can order a combo box or order full service g of food. I usually get beef broccoli, homey walnut shrimp, lemon chicken, fried rice, and soup. Everyone working there is super friendly.

Just the name of this place sounded like it would be quick and easy for a late night dinner after my run on Thursday. And I was right. Loved the colorful umbrellas hanging from the ceiling, along with a plush sloth sitting on the ledge, adding to the random and quirky decor. Staff was super friendly, too. I ordered veggie and chicken egg rolls, and the honey walnut prawns rice plate online in advance, arrived early, and waited as they prepared everything. It took 15 minutes (exactly as quoted). I later found that they forgot the rice that was supposed to go with the seafood rice plate I ordered... ummm, that's an important part of the order, even if not a pricey item. Too bad I was already home when I discovered that I only got the prawns a la carte. An honest mistake I'm sure, and I was able to make my own rice at home, so not a big deal. Though I do prefer to get what I paid for when visiting restaurants (or any business), so I think it's worth noting. I enjoyed my meal nonetheless. The prawns were super plump and not overloaded with sauce. And the egg rolls were full of tasty ingredients, and perfectly crisp on the outside, with the packaging clearly labeled to indicate which one was chicken vs veggie. The ladies here were so nice, and my experience was overall good, so even though they didn't exactly get my order right, I'm still giving them 4 stars.

I've gotten food from many chinese take out style restaurants and based on the reviews I'd hoped this would be a great weekday dinner pick up. Sadly it was not. The staff was friendly and generous in their portions they gave but the quality of the food was subpar. The orange chicken was doughy and bland and most egregiously was drenched in oil. It settled in the stomach like a ton of bricks. The kun pao chicken was full of veggies, a plus, but it was one note and too saucy. And where were the peanuts? The broccoli beef has limp sad broccoli and was drenched in the same brown sauce. The chow mein was overcooked and the friend rice passable. The meat, both the chicken (dark meat) and beef, frankly tasted old. The chicken was dark ad fatty and well, unappetizing..... eat at your tastebuds risk.

Ok, so this isn't high end Chinese, but it's good. The prices are decent, and you receive huge amounts of food. I can make two to three meals out of their one item combo depending on how hungry I am. My favorite is their Chow Mein. When I was a kid we would always go to a local Chinese restaurant and they had the best, most flavorful Chow Mein. Since then, I haven't found anyplace that makes it as good. While their Chow Mein isn't as good as the place we used to go to, it's a close second. The noodles have a good chewiness to them, and the dish is flavorful. They are awesome cold too. So many places have really bland Chow Mein, but not Asia Express.I usually do the Mongolian Beef and Rice item on their menu, but I sub Chow Mein for the rice. The Mongolian Beef is pretty tasty. I like that they give you a lot of beef instead of a massive amount of veggies and barely any protein like other places. It has a good kick to it, and the meat is tender. There was only one time where the meat had a lot of gristle, but that seemed to be a one off sort of thing. Every other time I haven't even come across any gristle. I have also had the Honey Walnut prawns, which are tasty. They do have a huge amount of batter on them though, and they could use a little more sauce. Otherwise, the shrimp has always seemed fresh. No fishy smell, and they remove the black vein! I know you can eat the vein but it grosses me out. I find a lot of Chinese restaurants don't remove it, so that's a huge win in my book that they do. The pot stickers are ok. They could be a little more flavorful, and have a better meat to dumpling wrapper ratio. And the chicken egg roll is pretty good. It's sometimes a bit on the oily side, and it isn't always consistently good. All in all, if you want a large amount of Chinese food, at a decent price that is tasty, then this place fits the bill. Plus with their combos that they offer a single person can get Chinese food without breaking the bank, and having too many leftovers around. You will definitely have leftovers, but not like you would if you had to order each dish separately. Definitely give it a try.

This is one of my Go-To spots when I just want some solid Chinese food. Nothing fancy, super tasty and really quick. I LOVE the Egg Chow Fun. It's one of my favorites to order along with their Combination Fried rice. I like to get the sesame chicken (though it can be sweet) and the Mongolian chicken. Some things that I tend to stay away from because they have better items are the Cashew Chicken and the soups. But overall love the staff and the food. There's usually a line during peak times but it's worth it! Call ahead if you don't want to wait too long.

Leaps and bounds better than the location in Union City. There are always lines out the door here but the hard-working ladies dishing up generous portions of tasty Chinese American favorites keep it moving quickly, and with a smile and kind words for everyone. A great value, especially for honey walnut prawns.

I've been looking for decent take out since I moved to the area. Took a chance on this place hoping it would be worth it. Walked in to see lots of what appeared to be freshly made food in the display window. Looked at the menu and ordered. One plate was the basic one-item option. The second order had to be made to order. We added two veggie egg rolls. After about 10 minutes we were walking out with our food. The food was so good that we both ate everything. Chow mein has thick noodles. Sweet and sour was tender and sweet. Vegetable chop suey and rice was delicious. The prices are reasonable for the amount of food you get. I know a place now...It's a win win.

Food is always fresh. Nice family the runs the place. I especially like the egg rolls and Chow mein. Reasonably priced.

Quick service. Friendly staff. I got the honey walnut shrimp, chow mein, fried rice, and egg roll. The chow mein was thick and delicious. The honey walnut shrimp was huge and tasty as well