Great Wall

Decent Chinese spot where they have decent lunch specials. The restaurant itself is smallish so this seems to be more of a place for takeout. Just a typical Chinese restaurant.

Encouraged by largely positive reviews, I paid my first visit to the Great Wall restaurant today (10÷27÷15). Unfortunately, I found nothing to celebrate. I’ll comment on just a few things. The hot and sour soup was passable, but too thin and watery for my taste. A major disappointment was the cheese wontons. For starters, they look absolutely nothing like what they have pictured on their website (
). They are flat like a very thin ravioli or pierogi with only a hint of cheese. The best cheese wontons that I have found locally is at the House of You on N. Slappey. There, when first brought out, the wontons are plump and filled with warm and creamy soft cheese that I think is tops in the area. When I first saw the Wall’s I thought that they were a type of square chip. Very unsatisfying. The chicken fried rice at the Wall is average at best and probably less than that. It was bland and could have benefitted from more onion. Finally, I tried one of my favorites: hot and spicy shrimp. Yes, there were some shrimp in the dish but it seemed they were there as an afterthought. Over half the plate was white rice. The shrimp on the other half of the plate had to share with gobs of stewed onion in a tasty and spicy but all too plentiful sauce. Competing with the outnumbered shrimp was an abundance of green peppers, corn, water chestnuts and some other fillers I can’t recall. A far better rendition of the dish can be found at the Crazy Buffet on Cordele Rd. There, more tasty and numerous shrimp (I would guess at least twenty) are served in their shells and are complemented rather than over-​powered by the sauce and vegetables.
As stated, this was my first visit. I’ll go back and try some of their other dishes, but so far I find that the Great Wall is nothing to rave about.

It was okay, shrimp fried rice didn’t have egg or bean sprouts & shrimp was much smaller than the normal place I visit.

I’ve only been living in the area since October, so I was still on the lookout for a regular Chinese takeout place… & I think this is it!
I’d been going to Red Wok because it’s closer, but honestly, it’s worth the trip to get Great Wall instead. Last night I got Sesame Chicken with their fried rice (peas, carrots, mushrooms, broccoli). It was delicious, and a large enough portion that I shared with my brother-​in-​law :)
I also ordered some pork dumplings– EXCELLENT! Could be considered an A+ dupe of the TGIF’s appetizer potstickers. The dipping sauce was also delicious.
Will definitely come back!

I have been eating at this restaurant since I was 18 years old and I still enjoy them. I always get the general tso’s chicken with chicken fried rice. Their sweet tea is really good as well as the honey garlic wings. The staff is friendly enough and I never have to wait too long.

Tucked away beside WinnDixie by far one the best for your buck Chinese food on town. Fast and friendly service.

This is one nice Chinese restaurant. We always order and carry out. The portions are large and not too expensive. Their pork fried rice and egg rolls are delicious.

They have fast delivery. The food is always good and they have some good wings. Kinda greasy but still delicious. Try the singapore noodles if you like curry. Enjoy

Great broccoli with garlic sauce! The fried rice is also good and unique.