China Max
3601 Paxton St, Harrisburg
(717) 561-8730
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Their food isn't very good and does not look or taste fresh at all
Good price, but the food quality is not the good
Very underrated place. Food is always fresh and tasty. A hidden gem to eat Asian food.
Horrible. I'd rather starve then eat here!
Horrible. I'd rather starve then eat here!
bad service. rude people who have no business running a restaurant. makes me miss the days of the chinese exclusion act. tasty food nonetheless.
Great tasty food!
Great tasty food!
Portions were decent sizes for the price and it was highly filling
Good food good service but the place looks run down like its not taken care of.
Restaurantji Recommends
Food is great, and people are friendly. They have the best shrimp egg rolls!
Overcharged me, food was cold. Two small plates for over $20. Food tasted old and not fresh.
Overcharged me, food was cold. Two small plates for over $20. Food tasted old and not fresh.
Well I didn't find any bugs like a previous review stated, so that's a plus, buuutttt: the pork fried rice tasted like it was at least a year past expiration from a box, and was about 95% rice, and about 5% pork w/ other contents, the chicken in the chicken & broccoli had a strange taste, (not a bad chicken taste, but more of a cheap low-quality chicken taste), the broccoli was ok, and the General Tso's had a funny low-quality taste as well. $8.47 for all, hence the single star, but I'd give it 0 if I could. For a city that's rather populated with Chinese restaurants, you'd really think some of these places would try to be a little more competitive. I used to think that Chinese food couldn't be messed up, though China Max has proved me wrong.
Well I didn’t find any bugs like a previous review stated, so that’s a plus, buuutttt: the pork fried rice tasted like it was at least a year past expiration from a box, and was about 95% rice, and about 5% pork w/ other contents, the chicken in the chicken & broccoli had a strange taste, (not a bad chicken taste, but more of a cheap low-quality chicken taste), the broccoli was ok, and the General Tso’s had a funny low-quality taste as well. $8.47 for all, hence the single star, but I’d give it 0 if I could. For a city that’s rather populated with Chinese restaurants, you’d really think some of these places would try to be a little more competitive. I used to think that Chinese food couldn’t be messed up, though China Max has proved me wrong.
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