Chinese Restaurants near Dearborn Heights

“Lum's has been a family favorite since 2002! Our out-of-state relatives never return home without enjoying takeout from Lum's.“

“Really nice folks and beautiful interesting interior. Been on my list opening 4 months ago. Ordered Pupu Platter, Chinese Scallion Pancakes, Large Chinese Veggies Soup and Chicken Egg Foo Young. Surprised when eating inside no plates or silverware. Everything brought out in to go containers that's okay. Absolutely fantastic Delicious Scallion Pancakes not found in many places. The quart of Spot packed full was good except broth zero flavor like water. Chicken Egg Foo Young nothing like ever had weird crunchy patties with very small amount of gravy. The very good Rice and a mega amount. Egg Roll spot on Wonderful. The bad absolutely worse ever Pupu Platter Chicken Wings dry, Crab Rangoon Yuk, Shrimp heavy batter couldn't taste Shrimp. Ribs just ok, Spring Rolls a winner and what they call Teriyaki Beef I know as Balamaki was great. I'm willing to give them another chance to change my 3 star rating. Great effort by cook just not up to par with dozen other Chinese restaurants in the area.“

“Great egg roll [Original] Great egg roll“

“This food is diabolical. The food is absolutely disgusting. I wouldn’t send my worst enemy nor a dog or a cat to eat it. The taste of the food was unrecognizable. I’ve never taste Chinese food taste so disgusting I called and spoke with the manager. They told me that I can get a refund. I brought the food back the next day. The lady refused to give me a refund told me there were no refund. I told her that I spoke with the manager and the manager told me I could get a refund. She then took my food to the back. Did something with it. I heard the man back they’re yelling and screaming to the top of his lungs. This inside of this restaurant is disgusting as well. It has a smell like something dead. I would just suggest no one eat there eat at your own risk. My daughter was sick behind it.“

“One of the best Panda Express experiences. Hot and fresh good, friendly staff, and clean except for piles of towels/rags sitting on the seat(s) of a table. Restroom was clean too. Apple pie roll was hot, crispy, and nicely coated in cinnamon sugar. Spring rolls were crispy and warm. Honey Walnut Shrimp were good, but not as much flavor as one might expect.“

“Anyone who is complaining isn’t ordering the right things. Food is always hot, fresh and amazing when we go. Egg rolls and beef Szechuan are our favorites. Family own business nice family. However, restaurant is very cluttered with boxes, etc.“

“First time trying Ah-Ha and was very pleasantly surprised. The crab & shrimp boil was delicious but the cajun seasoning could have been spicier. I was thrilled to find marinated pork belly as the pork in my noodles (pork and vegetable option). This was a "need a towel, not a napkin" kind of meal - messy and great! We will definitely be back.“

“I like many of you, like using the review score when making purchase decisions. I never just look at the score. I look for the number of reviews and I try to find helpful reviews to give me more incite into what I may be getting into. My wife works in a business where the reviews really matter for bringing in new customers. She often talks about the long-time customers who keep returning but have never left a review. Those are really the voices that should matter more to people who want an honest review of the company they are looking into. Unfortunately, even though I like looking at reviews, I seldom leave one unless I'm very satisfied with the company or really disappointed. In both cases, I leave my emotions aside and tell things as I experience them. This means that if everything wasn't perfect, I don't ding them for minor stuff. I give people the benefit of the doubt because we all have those days when we aren't at our best. When I read bad reviews about restaurants that I frequent often, I wonder about the person leaving the review. I feel that they are either competitors with malicious intent, someone who didn't try to listen to resolve whatever issues they perceived to be happening, or simply someone who's looking for a reason and is too hard to please in the first place. So with all that out of the way, let me get to the Lim's Star review. I love Chinese food and it's one of the first things I looked for locally when I bought my house 10 years ago. There are several in what I would consider my drivable area. Lim's Star is in my top 5 or higher depending on what dish I'm looking for. 10 years means I've been coming there since before the current owner. Do I miss the dinner rolls? Not really, since I get better quality food and personalization of meals on request. The new owner knows us on sight and remembers what we like to order. He even allows us to modify the ingredients to our liking. He is very friendly and will engage in small talk to get to know his customers better. We eat at or buy takeout from Lim's Star at least once a month, sometimes more. Has everything always been perfect? No, but I really can't recall the last time I was dissatisfied with my order or service. Based on my long review, I'm hoping you can tell I have had many enjoyable meals from and experiences with Lim's Star. Seriously! If you are on the fence or willing to try something new in your area, start with a dish you know to compare. I doubt you will be disappointed in your comparison. Mark J.“

“Amazing, some of the best in Metro Detroit, I shall return from Atlanta“

“nothing horrible service!!!!“