Great Wall

I ordered the beef chow fun expecting a fairly traditional dish. Unfortunately, what I received was nothing close to authentic. As shown in the attached photo, the dish was overwhelmingly made up of celery and carrots. Authentic beef chow fun consists of wide rice noodles, beef, bean sprouts, and scallions — that’s it. There should be no celery or carrots at all, let alone this much. After picking out all the celery and carrots, before I could even attempt to eat it, and even then, there was barely any noodle or beef left. The dish also lacked flavor entirely. It was bland and unbalanced, and the excessive vegetables only made it worse. I’m sharing the photo because it clearly shows the issue — there was more celery and carrot than anything else in a dish that isn’t supposed to contain

Probably the best General Tso's chicken I have had in Queens. Got the lunch special and was very happy with the portion. Staff is friendly. Will definitely be ordering from here again.

Horrible experience. General Tso's was tasteless (hard to do), and inconsistent pricing (you'll pay based on the mood of whoever's behind the register). They skimp you everywhere they can. This is the type of Chinese food you'd find in the middle nowhere by a desolate roadside in a run down neighborhood in Utah, not in NYC. Literally any place around here is better than this place.

Stopped in to Great Wall for lunch takeout on Sunday. They have a shared parking lot that is sometimes full but moves fairly quickly. There is also metered street parking on Queens Blvd. It’s best to call your order in advance for a quick pickup. Food here is always fresh and tasty and the portions are generous.

We called to make an order for one dish and an eggroll that came out to $17. As others have stated, it's outrageous pricing. My wife asked me a question regarding the order and the nasty lady said she can't wait all night. We weren't even on the phone 60 seconds. So we said we won't order. Forget this hole in the wall. It's over priced with nasty service. Order from China King or Asian Fortune. Let this place go out of business where it belongs.