“Pretty good. I got some orange chicken with fried rice. I felt like it was not the best, but it was easy to customize to my palate with the orange slices and soy sauce they provided. The fried rice could use more egg, but again, easy to remedy. Right now, I can't really complain and it certainly resolves my hankering for American Chinese.Staff were super fast and friendly, and they had a lot of takeout orders when I visited and almost half the dine in area was full. Prices are actually good compared to say... Panda Express. A $10 meal fetches a LOT of meat. Where P.E. gives customers predominantly noodles or rice, Hunan gives customers predominantly meat.Just heads up, certain meals only come with lo mein and others, like my orange chicken, only come with steamed/fried rice. Not a con in my eyes, but others should be forewarned.I didn't give 5 stars only because the food was good, but far from the best that I've ever had. But that's just me being nit-picky.“
“Pretty good. I got some orange chicken with fried rice. I felt like it was not the best, but it was easy to customize to my palate with the orange slices and soy sauce they provided. The fried rice could use more egg, but again, easy to remedy. Right now, I can't really complain and it certainly resolves my hankering for American Chinese.Staff were super fast and friendly, and they had a lot of takeout orders when I visited and almost half the dine in area was full. Prices are actually good compared to say... Panda Express. A $10 meal fetches a LOT of meat. Where P.E. gives customers predominantly noodles or rice, Hunan gives customers predominantly meat.Just heads up, certain meals only come with lo mein and others, like my orange chicken, only come with steamed/fried rice. Not a con in my eyes, but others should be forewarned.I didn't give 5 stars only because the food was good, but far from the best that I've ever had. But that's just me being nit-picky.“