Fu Sheng Carry-Out

I frequent this place a lot, usually when I don’t feel like cooking and hey are close so it works out. I love their rice noodle Singapore style. The only reason I don’t give a full 5 is the service) weather it be the person on the phone or the driver) is slow and sometime just seems rude but they get the job done and right so 4 stars

We ordered during lunch time and got a few things. Lunch specials are at $ 5.10 and their brochure said it comes with pork fried rice but it came with carrots, peas, and onions. Not surprising, the rice was dried and the egg roll was ehh.
I ordered the egg foo young lunch special and I have had better egg foo young. I will try them again next time but they will be at the bottom of my list.

Erm… orange chicken and general Tso’s chicken… pretty much tasted the same and looked exactly the same. Thankfully the Orange chicken had some orange peel in it to distinguish one from the other. Over cooked mushy fried rice with dried out tiny pieces of pork. Sweet and sour pork was meh… but still better then everything else.
On the plus side. …only took 30 minutes for delivery. In conclusion… we’ll keep looking.

It doesn’t even deserve one star. $ 30 on junk. Soggy rangoons. I ordered crispy beef and crispy chicken and got sweet and sour chicken and sesame chicken and they argued with me telling me this is how crispy. Chicken and beef is made and I don’t know what I’m talking about. Crispy beef and crispy chicken is my favorite dish… I KNOW THE DIFFERENCE. You don’t have to be Chinese to know the difference between sweet and sour chicken and crispy chicken or sesame beef and crispy beef. Why give me sweet and sour sauce if its not sweet and sour chicken. PATHETIC!

Being from NY, where food is competitively rated and critics are brutal… Fu Sheng CarryOut is the closet we’ve been able to come to NYC Chinese CarryOut in the 6 years we’ve been in QUANTICO. Although nothing has yet to come close to our NYC favorites when home, this place is the best in this area that we’ve been able to find in the 2 times we’ve been stationed here … We’ve tried everywhere and although the service may be a little slow, they’ve always done right by us and the taste can’t be beat locally. LOVE the hot and sour soup, general tso chicken, sweet and sour chicken and their egg rolls are the best around (most places around here serve spring rolls). Will continue to use fu Sheng as long as their food quality doesn’t change. Can’t comment on eating in… Have always had delivered.

I cannot rate this place on the food, but I will rate them on the horrible service. I decided to try Fu Sheng based upon the fact that they decorated my door with one of their menus, and that said menu had Bourbon Chicken on it. I gave my address for the order, and I was told there was no issue. About an hour and ten minutes later, I recieved a frantic call from the driver, who claimed he was at my door knocking. I went outside, no driver, and I even went out of the building into the street, no driver. I called back to the restaurant, and told the person who answered the phone more information, but still nothing. I called back a third time and was told the driver couldn’t find me, but they asked if I wanted a new order (mine HAD to be cold by that point), and they would send a different driver. About 20 minutes later I was told that the driver still couldn’t find me, and asked how I found out about the place. I said from a menu that was left ON MY DOOR. Obviously someone knew where my apartment complex was who worked in the establishment. He said he was sorry, but was there somewhere else I could order from, I was too far. WTF!!! I don’t know if they ever read Unilocal,but for the management, do not leave menus at apartment complexes outside of your delivery range unless your people know how to get there! The whole building had these menus (saw plenty on the floor as I walked through the day it was delivered). Just horrible.