Five Star Chinese Food

My friend and I came to eat and we regretted coming to the place. The foods were either too salty or too plain (even though the food portions were big). I may come back to give this place another chance but until then, I would not recommend to anyone.

This place gets the job done, you either order what’s on display or can order menu items. Portions are huge, you really get your money’s worth. Good stuff.

Best bang for your buck in Lincoln Heights!
For 7 bucks you get huge portions and 2 entrees.
The food is slightly above average only because of the deal, but if youre hungry and in a pinch, no better place! enjoy.

Their spicy chicken entrée is actually a little spicy (and tasty) and unique for a Chinese fast food joint. The server lady is really nice (also unique for a Chinese fast food place) and we chatted it up a little.

The shrimo fried rice is really good. Does not feel greasy. I haven’t tried anything else on their menu, but they do have that quick take out food where you order fried rice and chow mein with 2 sides.

Not fancy, but good. I haven’t actually tried the combo, or the stuff in the steam tray. I have ordered from the menu, and found it as good or better than anything I’ve had in Chinatown. The people are friendly, and the prices are very reasonable. I live in the area and appreciate good Chinese take-​out without having to travel.

Kung Pao — A++
Beef & Brocoli — A+
Wongton Soup — A+
Plain Fried Rice — A+
The extra BBQ Pork fried rice that we ended up getting because the guy didn’t understand me too well. — A+
The extra $ 7.99 we paid for the fried rice that we got because when we tried to explain that we wanted fried rice instead of white rice with our meals, we were told no, but then later on were offered that option anyway… — C
Prices– A /​B+
(Though I have found that this rating might be bias considering I am making the comparison against NYC chinese food which is normally dirt cheap)
Other then the ton of extra rice we got, this place is pretty good. The food is great. The Kung Pao chicken is amazing.
I feel bad even mentioning that the counter guy didn’t quite understand what I was asking for, because he was so nice, and cooked our take out for my bf and I as the place was closing. I just felt that it should be mentioned here so that others don’t end up with afew days worth of extra fried rice in their fridge. haha Oh and with that said…
Super Large Portions– A+
I was starving and I couldn’t finish my meal. Good place. I will be back again and this time I will wait until I’m offered options with my rice instead of asking.

I enjoyed this place. They have a 3 entrée plate for 5 bucks, and the quality is scrumptuous. As a matter of fact ill go get some right now #hahahehe

Passing on way to 7 mares. Saw Chinesse food.
After looking at the menu on the window, went inside. Ordered #15 (mongolian shrimp) & combo B [orance chicken & beef and brocolli]. (6.99 & 5.99) & soda (1.50)
Baby shrimp & mexican green onions in some sauce. Bit salty. not spicy.
Orange chicken was saucy, not dry. Beef was chewy (underdone?). Noodles looked and tassted like spagetti.
Server was kind, friendly & usefull.
All food tasted fresh.
Street parking was realitively expensive. 5¢ for 3 minutes. meh. Free parking in rear. Clean.