Kowloon house

Typical family run Chinese takeout. I am trying different Chinese takeout out places in this area and try to support local businesses when I can. Aesthetically, there is a tiny front area to pick up and order food from. There was a single folding table that someone was eating at. The tiny strip parking lot was crowded with cars from other stores and the spaces were cramped. The picture-overhead menu was typical, with generic pictures of the plates - seemed dated but this is typical. The counter person took my order and was friendly. I ordered a half dozen dishes totaling over $40 as take out for 2 people. Food arrived quickly with barely a 10 minute wait. Shrimp Chow Fun: (not bad) most take out restaurants have a ‘browner’ sauce and usually heavier oil. This was a little bland by com

I saw the reviews and wanted to give it a try. I was disappointed. The hot and sour soup was had no flavor. The egg roll was stale. The Hunan Delight was nothing like Hunan I ate in 100's of other Chinese restaurants. The sauce was orange, it also had no flavor or heat.

Our usual Chinese restaurant was closed so we decided to try,them. The staff we're super friendly, the restaurant it's self is basically for take out. The food flavor was lacking a bit.

I ordered take out today from this Chinese restaurant . I ordered shrimp fried rice and chicken wings . The rice looked a little light and the shrimp didn’t look to much different as if neither were thoroughly cooked , the chicken wings I believe were old and weren’t properly cleaned because literally it looked as if they just broke wings off live chicken . The chicken wings had so many feather's it looked as if the chicken was just caughtt and cooked. When I arrived home ate most of my Chinese food because I was so hungry after skipping all meals . I hadn’t had anything after my morning coffee which is a norm for me .Within hours I got such excruciating pain and severe diarrhea . The pain was so intense that I literally almost fainted . If this continues I will be going to Urgent Care or

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