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Tbeaubrun on:
2016-08-17
Their food is good BUT unfortunately I found a roach in my rice. I ordered three large plates of vegetable fried rice which was really yummy but just as I was about to scoop up some rice I noticed something that was too black to be a mushroom and to my surprise it was a roach. I lost my appetite and threw everything out. When I asked for a refund they requested that I returned the food to the store but I already threw it out. I don't care about the money, I just want everyone to know what they might end up eating here. I agree, the food here is good but after this experience I'll probably never eat Chinese food again.
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Sarah C. on:
1/22/2013 8:31:00 AM
There isn't much delivery food in my area, so when we find something decent, we stick to it. That being said, last night was my first bad experience with this place. I wanted Chinese, but my boyfriend wasn't feeling it, so he opted for a quesadilla off of the Mexican offerings instead. Man, was he pissed. It was $7.99 for a Quesaldilla Gigante, and the thing was puny, sloppily put together with a schmear of beans and barely any cheese. I got some Veg. Mei Fun which is always pretty good, and some crab rangoons that weren't too bad either. I totally recommend the Chinese offerings, because they are cheap and the service is good.. but stay away from the Mexican part of the menu.. not worth the pricetag there!
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Andrew S. on:
6/29/2012 12:34:00 AM
Every now and then I'll get a taco at one of the Chinese-Mexican places in Manhattan, and I guess their tolerability inspired me to order delivery from this place. Unfortunately, I'd forgotten the lesson I learned during one experience three or four years ago: the tacos are sometimes good, the guacamole is okay as long as you don't think about it, but the burritos are pretty awful. The beans and rice in the steak burrito both tasted like they'd come straight from Old El Paso. Don't stray from the tacos, except maybe for a quesadilla or a fajita.They also accept credit cards, which is pretty rare for a Chinese takeout place (they have a full menu of Chinese food along with the Tex-Mex). Be sure to tell them what kind of soda you want if your order is over $10 or so, because I think they automatically throw in a can of it for free.
AVG:(5.0)
