So so. The food was average. The chow mein was not dry and actually seasoned enough. The beef was a bit too salty, the rest was fine. It’s like those Panda Express chains, so the service was quick. You chose your entrée and paid. Decent price.Parking: Free mall parking lotsKid-friendliness: There’s kid menusWheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair entrance and roadside and tables
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Nghi B.
The food was disgusting and it's a disgrace to call it Chinese food. In the orange chicken, there was literally uncooked dough. The rice was really mushy. The shrimp was good. The egg flower soup was bland. The noodles were hard. So nasty, I couldn't finish, and I have really low standards for food. The staff and service was alright though. They were nice. At the very least, they really stacked the food and gave a really good quantity. Unfortunately, would not come here again. Literally any other random fast food Chinese place is better--even Panda.
K C
I'm surprised at the negative reviews. I've been to every popular Chinese food stop around here and the chow mein noodles here surpass every other place I've tried. Not as greasy, the orange chicken was nice and crispy not overly sweet not too saucy. Vegetable were not overcooked and had a nice bite to them. I was surprised considering it's a mall stall... The Asian stalls at other has been bland.The only downside is they have very few entree choices but it's understandable, it's a tiny stall.Vegetarian options: Mixed Veggie entre, the chow mein and rice has no meat.
Gene D.
It is okay but the blandness in the noodles is very real. I dont mind consuming the orange and teriyaki chicken's, they are okay. However the pale taste of the noodles is something that is preventing me from coming here too often. There are better choices besides this joint.
Mrs Escalante
The chicken is hard as rocks . Completely inedible . The noodles were crispy they were so dry, hurt tf out of my mouth. Paid fifteen dollars for a toothache and a cold jarritos
Miriam T.
A decent mall food spot for Chinese food. I ordered their orange chicken and it has its own flavor compared to Panda Express. I did a 50/50 rice and noodle for trial. There's flavor and I would choose their rice over noodle. The rice wasn't dried and I can taste the flavor than pandas fried rice. You can sample to help your decision. Cash and credit are accepted.
Kim H.
The food was okay, for Americanized Chinese food court fast food. Not as hot as the stir fry made to order food, but I was in the mood for fried rice and not noodles. Prices and portions were post pandemic reasonable and no tip jar around. The staff was very friendly, helpful and attentive. A few Asian places in the food court: Japanese and made to order stir fry were the most popular. I do recommend visiting during the week, because not very crowded. Comfortable shopping and dining (eating) experience.
Kelly S.
Umm The kiddo was hungry so we stopped by the food court (which I haven't been to in yearssss) The sweet and sour chicken was mushy and lacking flavor.. the Chow Mein was mushy and oily.. Would I come back? No The portions were also so bleh. She barley gave us a small scoop :(
Sunil R.
Ummm....yeah, not good. Headed here based on the other options in the food court. They did not have veggie options which was a nit. The rice and chicken were dry. Pass.
very friendly staff and the food was fresh. will come back for another round.
K-ry Ryvz
The best Chinese Food ❤
estrella azul
Really nice place to eat
Travel75_12
Chinese Gourmet has many of the "Americanized" Chinese dishes. Large combos for a good price. Quality is consistent.
Danny N.
Unfortunately this place is super inconsistent. Every time I've eaten here the flavor is different depending on who they have cooking. There is some days where it is delicious and some days where everything tastes extremely bland and like they added no seasoning or sauce to it. The service is also practically non-existent.
So so. The food was average. The chow mein was not dry and actually seasoned enough. The beef was a bit too salty, the rest was fine. It’s like those Panda Express chains, so the service was quick. You chose your entrée and paid. Decent price.Parking: Free mall parking lotsKid-friendliness: There’s kid menusWheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair entrance and roadside and tables
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
The food was disgusting and it's a disgrace to call it Chinese food. In the orange chicken, there was literally uncooked dough. The rice was really mushy. The shrimp was good. The egg flower soup was bland. The noodles were hard. So nasty, I couldn't finish, and I have really low standards for food. The staff and service was alright though. They were nice. At the very least, they really stacked the food and gave a really good quantity. Unfortunately, would not come here again. Literally any other random fast food Chinese place is better--even Panda.
I'm surprised at the negative reviews. I've been to every popular Chinese food stop around here and the chow mein noodles here surpass every other place I've tried. Not as greasy, the orange chicken was nice and crispy not overly sweet not too saucy. Vegetable were not overcooked and had a nice bite to them. I was surprised considering it's a mall stall... The Asian stalls at other has been bland.The only downside is they have very few entree choices but it's understandable, it's a tiny stall.Vegetarian options: Mixed Veggie entre, the chow mein and rice has no meat.
It is okay but the blandness in the noodles is very real. I dont mind consuming the orange and teriyaki chicken's, they are okay. However the pale taste of the noodles is something that is preventing me from coming here too often. There are better choices besides this joint.
The chicken is hard as rocks . Completely inedible . The noodles were crispy they were so dry, hurt tf out of my mouth. Paid fifteen dollars for a toothache and a cold jarritos
A decent mall food spot for Chinese food. I ordered their orange chicken and it has its own flavor compared to Panda Express. I did a 50/50 rice and noodle for trial. There's flavor and I would choose their rice over noodle. The rice wasn't dried and I can taste the flavor than pandas fried rice. You can sample to help your decision. Cash and credit are accepted.
The food was okay, for Americanized Chinese food court fast food. Not as hot as the stir fry made to order food, but I was in the mood for fried rice and not noodles. Prices and portions were post pandemic reasonable and no tip jar around. The staff was very friendly, helpful and attentive. A few Asian places in the food court: Japanese and made to order stir fry were the most popular. I do recommend visiting during the week, because not very crowded. Comfortable shopping and dining (eating) experience.
Umm The kiddo was hungry so we stopped by the food court (which I haven't been to in yearssss) The sweet and sour chicken was mushy and lacking flavor.. the Chow Mein was mushy and oily.. Would I come back? No The portions were also so bleh. She barley gave us a small scoop :(
Ummm....yeah, not good. Headed here based on the other options in the food court. They did not have veggie options which was a nit. The rice and chicken were dry. Pass.
The food was ok
Restaurantji Recommends
very friendly staff and the food was fresh. will come back for another round.
The best Chinese Food ❤
Really nice place to eat
Chinese Gourmet has many of the "Americanized" Chinese dishes. Large combos for a good price. Quality is consistent.
Unfortunately this place is super inconsistent. Every time I've eaten here the flavor is different depending on who they have cooking. There is some days where it is delicious and some days where everything tastes extremely bland and like they added no seasoning or sauce to it. The service is also practically non-existent.