Great Wall Chinese Restaurant

Such a homey spot with comforting food!Came here after my fiancées haircut next door because we needed a quick meal that wasn't fast food. So glad we came I really enjoyed it.It's a small restaurant with about 8 tables. It has an old school vibe. They have a really epic pothos in the front that I enjoyed tho lol.I'm pretty sure it's a family business. They were all so friendly and I feel like they had a good rapport with a bunch of regulars. It was a steady stream of customers coming in and out.I liked all the food.Hot and sour soup: good flavor land lots of filling inside like tofu and bamboo shoots.Beef and broccoli: my favorite, the broccoli stayed nice and crunchy but tender enough. I hate soft broccoli. The meat was soft.Pot stickers: I wish they were crunchier but the meat filling was tasty. Def would come back. It looks like they have 12.99 lunch plates.

I came with my family on a friday evening and I had a great experience here! It has a homey and cozy vibe that I love, and the staff are extremely helpful, kind, and welcoming :) We ordered the family special dinner for four (option B) and everything was so tasty. It came with vegetarian egg rolls, hot and sour soup, mongolian beef, kung pao chicken, BBQ pork fried rice (subbed pork for chicken), and salt and pepper prawns, and yu shang broccoli. Most dishes came out one by one and they were all so flavorful and good. When we were finished, staff kindly helped us box our leftovers. We also got fortune cookies at the end of our meal which was a nice treat!

Definitely are go to spot when we're in the area. Service is always friendly and accommodating. Pretty much everything we've tried on the menu has been great. Never have eaten in the restaurant and always have just done takeout. Would definitely recommend to try to anyone.

Definitely not my favorite place for Chinese food. The pork in the sweet and sour wasn't to my taste. An order of egg rolls consisted of three small ones. They were piping hot and delicious! Waiter was pleasant. The overall vibe left much to be desired.

First time ever going here. Hidden gem. They had a great lunch special for only $14.99. I got the Mongolian beef with friend rice. Very tasty and fresh. No msg was added. Great place to go to for great Chinese food. Service was very fast and efficient. We got seated right away and given water right away. They brought out our food very quickly.The lighting was perfect. Super clean restaurant. The restaurant is a little hidden. very spacious for a time place. They can sit big parties.

Great Wall has been a Go To place for our family for 20 years. The food is consistently good. The service is always fantastic. We have come to know the owners and those who succeeded them in operating the restaurant. They watched our kids grow up and now, we theirs. Our kids went from Lemon Chicken Tenders to exploring the menu.The food is always 3.5 to 4 and they are happy to adjust the menu for you. Beef Chow Fun instead of chicken - not a problem. Broccoli Beef with a kick - just ask.Nice people, good food and good prices.

I was greeted and seated as soon as I walked in so I was impressed right away it was busy tables were even reserved and for the size of the place there is about 9-10 tables very small intimate place. That did not take away from the great service and good food. The orange chicken wasn't my favorite I expected more orange flavor. Fried rice was my favorite over chow mein which was good but not very saucey at all. I loved the Mongolian beef they have a full menu so I'll have to adjust some of my order next time. If you're in the mood for good mom-pop shop Chinese visit here!

I have been coming here since I was a child Food has always been great, but for the past couple years, I have noticed the food taste and quality has changed .The food is just okay now not nothing special about it . And I definitely wanted to point out that their portion sizes have definitely changed they have gotten a lot smaller and their prices have gone up tremendously on all food items but their portions don't get bigger. They get smaller. overall, food is OK. Just way too pricey now for a tiny portion. and their hours operating are terrible. they only open in the evening and are closed Sundays.

Great Wall has been around since 1990 and is one mile from my wife's cousin's house in predominately white Willow Glen. Cousins are white.Wife's cousin never ate at Chinese restaurants, as her husband didn't like Chinese food, let alone Thai food, nor Indian food in the 40 years lived on Lincoln Ave in Willow Glen. We got takeout for the cousin, when her husband was in rehab care at Kaiser.$12.99 eggplant-comes with a lot of pork, would order again.$10.49 won ton soup-pretty thin soup with scarcity of cabbage and few won tons and pieces of pork, would not order again. $14.49 mongolian beef-lots of white onions, green onions, red chilis and beef, outstanding dish , great flavor, but wife hated it. Good, so I could eat it all. $13.99 kung pao chicken- should be renamed peanut chicken, as no red chilis, and a few celeries to make up for the lack of bell peppers. Not at all spicy. Probably catered to the predominately white neighborhood. $2.99 steamed rice cooked perfectly, not too watery. $11.49 Mushu Pork nice blend of scrambled egg, pork, bamboo shoots, but flimsy wraps fell apart when contacted with plum sauce, and resembled tortillas from the local Mexican restaurant down the street.Can't blame the cousin's husband for not eating Chinese food for 40 years, if Great Wall was that Chinese food.

Standard and reliable Chinese takeout joint. Well priced. Had the Kung pao chicken and the Mapo tofu. The mapo tofu contained pork and they triple checked if we're ok with it, which I really appreciated. So thoughtful. I do wish they offered fried rice with brown rice instead of white rice, because their brown rice is really excellent and soft. Service is quick, about 15 minutes depending on how busy they are. Ambience is simple and they have beautiful plants! We usually do take away, but several customers choose to dine in as well.