This is a family-owned restaurant and the service is wonderful. I have read the reviews, both good and bad, and I'd like to put them into context. Just like barbecue, Cajun or Creole cooking, there are many sub-genres of Chinese cooking. Some are heavily-spiced, some are more delicate. One's preferences are shaped by the kind of food they like and their expectations of what the food should taste like. This place is in the more subtlely-seasoned category. From that standpoint, it is pretty good. The paper wrapped chicken starter was excellent but the hot and sour soup was pretty so-so. The fried rice with chicken, & prawns was great. I usually order something like Mongolian beef but my wife cannot eat spicy food so we ordered an alternative, broccoli beef with oyster sauce. She loved it, I thought it was me'h. That said, my wife loved the place because she does not like strongly-flavored food. I would have liked a little more "oomph." The portions are huge.
Fearless42390626961
Friendly family business. We had a great dinner and will be back next time we come to Fort Bragg. If you like Chinese food this is the place.
liam morris
food was great, clean and had a great atmosphere
Bluedevil68
A family run Chinese restaurant. Two daughters run the front of the house efficiently and pleasantly. Service was prompt. I had egg rolls (4) as a starter and then the pork tenderloin sweet and sour which came with a bowl of rice and veggies. I had their Jasmine Iced Tea. Servings were generous and tasty.
Cindy S
We enjoyed chow fun, moo shu pork and shrimp with lobster sauce. We try to stop in every time we visit Fort Bragg.
bfgavin
The food wasn't bad. It was just bland. Service staff is excellent, very friendly. Place is clean and one block off the main street.
This is a family-owned restaurant and the service is wonderful. I have read the reviews, both good and bad, and I'd like to put them into context. Just like barbecue, Cajun or Creole cooking, there are many sub-genres of Chinese cooking. Some are heavily-spiced, some are more delicate. One's preferences are shaped by the kind of food they like and their expectations of what the food should taste like. This place is in the more subtlely-seasoned category. From that standpoint, it is pretty good. The paper wrapped chicken starter was excellent but the hot and sour soup was pretty so-so. The fried rice with chicken, & prawns was great. I usually order something like Mongolian beef but my wife cannot eat spicy food so we ordered an alternative, broccoli beef with oyster sauce. She loved it, I thought it was me'h. That said, my wife loved the place because she does not like strongly-flavored food. I would have liked a little more "oomph." The portions are huge.
Friendly family business. We had a great dinner and will be back next time we come to Fort Bragg. If you like Chinese food this is the place.
food was great, clean and had a great atmosphere
A family run Chinese restaurant. Two daughters run the front of the house efficiently and pleasantly. Service was prompt. I had egg rolls (4) as a starter and then the pork tenderloin sweet and sour which came with a bowl of rice and veggies. I had their Jasmine Iced Tea. Servings were generous and tasty.
We enjoyed chow fun, moo shu pork and shrimp with lobster sauce. We try to stop in every time we visit Fort Bragg.
The food wasn't bad. It was just bland. Service staff is excellent, very friendly. Place is clean and one block off the main street.
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