QQ China

Great food i order from here all the time. I have not been disappointed yet. I recommend QQ China to all in the area.

Service sucks. They made a big deal because I requested that they put my freshly fried chicken wings in a paper bag, instead of sandwiched in a styrofoam container (hot chicken wings tend to melt the styrofoam container, thus seeping it into your fried chicken wings and poisoning your body). They said they were going to charge me extra to put it into a paper bag, when in fact a styrofoam container probably would cost more so I was saving them money.. They didn’t end up doing what I requested because of language barrier and I grew frustrated and left. If you’re going to run a business in America, please learn to speak some sort of English. Rant over.

I’m one of those people who only writes a review if they’re so great or so terrible. These guys are so great! Fantastic phone etiquette, food gets here hot, and they’ve just been one of the nicest people to order from. Not only that, but the food is delicious. Can’t go wrong!

Pretty decent takeout. The food is what you’d expect from a carry out. Not too salty or anything either. Great all day special deals. A lot cheaper than the local competitor up the street. Fast delivery! Overall their QQ is good.

I love this place they are my go to carry out. Their fried chicken definitely beats Kenny’s. I had the bourbon chicken from them once and it was to die for.

Best place for lunch specials! I love how you can get so much for just a little and the quality of the food is great. Also the lady in the front desk is super nice and friendly. I haven’t really tasted all their dishes but for lunch I recommend you to check them out.

For the past year, I have been stopping at QQ China for carry out at least once a week. The service is friendly and they are quick! I have to say that they make the best vegetable Lo Mein noodles, Shrimp General Tso’s, Hunan Shrimp and Szechuan Shrimp. I tried the Sigapoure noodles once, I am not a curry fan, but I am sure other people will like it, Also wasn’t a great fan of the Green Jade vegetables. had many green beans. Me and green beans parted ways years ago… is more of a phobia now. having a bean shoot to the back of your throat when I was like 7 years old, I still can’t eat green beans.
Servings are huge, good taste and lovely smell all the way home, I live abour 20 minutes from there, but it is a good stop even though there are two decent Chinese places in Olney!

I love this little family restaurant. The lady there is so friendly. Their food is very tasty
Delicious. Singapore. Noodles. Fry wings. The fry rice I did not enjoy.
All in all good food. Excellent customer service.

After years of passing it by, my family and I decided to give it a try.
There are two tables in the entire place, which isn’t too bad considering it’s a carryout place. The lady behind the register overheard my parents speaking Chinese and started berating us in Chinese about what to order. It was actually quite intimidating despite her being four feet tall. Lunch specials are $ 5.25 and includes fried/​steamed rice with your choice of eggroll or soup. Our food was hot and ready within five minutes. The portion sizes were gigantic — I have a teenage brother who will lick the trashcan clean if given the chance, and even then, with three lunch specials we still had enough for my brother and I to have for dinner. Taste-​wise? Pretty good. Bourbon chicken was tender and seasoned well. My brother’s pork lo mein was not soggy at all, although that may have been due to the swamp of oil left at the bottom of the bowl. The egg drop soup left something to be desired — it literally was the most yellow thing I have ever put in my body. It reminded me of easter egg dye. My father’s hot and sour soup was similarly extremely brown colored.
This place is your standard Chinese takeout place. But the food is definitely good, and the prices are amazing for the portion sizes.

Good place to grab Chinese food, especially when it’s a last minute dinner decision.
What’s tasty: boneless spare ribs, beef lo mein, chicken wangs
What’s okay: hot & sour soup, pan fried noodles, crab rangoon, shrimp with lobster sauce, pepper steak with onion
I recommend their All Day Specials, which is served with pork fried rice and an egg roll for either $ 7.25 or $ 7.55. The amount of food you get is insane! Definitely worth the money and you’ll have enough food for days.
Dinner time usually gets rather busy here, so I suggest calling ahead and picking your food up.

The staff is extremely friendly! Especially the lady who answers the phone and rings up your order. For the Price, Portions and Service — this is a five-​star in my books. My family and I love their General Tso Chicken, Crab Rangoon, BBQ Spare Ribs, Boneless BBQ Pork — everything we’ve had there — every week — has been consistently delicious. Such a wining combination is so hard to find these days.

Dinner and lunch specials are awesome, ask for white meat when ordering chicken the staff is very friendly and they cook the food so fast. I really love this place great when you want to eat some decent Chinese food on a budget. If you spend more than $ 20 they give you a free small chicken fried rice just ask. Get spicy combo fried rice great especially after a night of drinking!

This place is really good, its hard to find a carry out near home that’s actually good. There’s an Asian grocery mart in the same shopping center which leads me to believe that this place gets fresh meat and veggies on the regular. At least that’s what I’d like to think. I love the General Tso’s and the Orange chicken and my wife is crazy about the jumbo fried shrimp. Everything I’ve had at this place is pretty good, it gets my Stamp… I’d recommend.

The crab rangoons were the triangle type, and were pretty tasty… could use a bit more cream cheese. The General TSO’s shrimp was pretty good, but not the best I’ve had… but definitely eatable which is more I can say for most of the Chinese places around here. My fiancé got the honey chicken, he liked it, but I felt like it was a little boring (but I’ve never had honey chicken before).
In summation, I would eat here again, but wouldn’t be OVERLY excited about it.

I grade my Chinese Carry-​outs on 4 Criteria:
1) Quality /​Freshness —
2) Meat vs Vegetable ratio —
3) Portion Size —
4) Low Cost —
5) Prepared Quickly —
*QQ gets straight A’s across the board* !
I ordered the Orange Chicken (yummy) & the Hot N Spicy Shrimp (delish).
You have the option of asking for all white meat for an extra buck, which is kind of nice.
The Hot & Spicy Shrimp, comes with a medium spicy red sauce & has chopped peas, onions, carrots… it was also excellent.
Steamed dumplings are da bomb here too.
In the words of my friend Borat «Grrreat Seksesss !»