Mayflower

Food is always fresh and they will accommodate your requests. Service is pleasant and delivery is super fast. Pricing is comparable to other local shops. We enjoy this place over all the others in the area.

I’ve tried many places and they are consistently good. Not spectacular but good for the money. Their oil always seems to be pretty clean so fried food is less greasy. They don’t over salt food, but getting anything spicy is always a challenge. It’s just never spicy. Green Spinach noodles are a great deal and very tasty. Wings are good. Spring rolls are very good. Wonton soup very plain, nothing special. Chicken and broccoli is very good as well. I never complain about portion size.

Good neighborhood eats. Order the fried wantons with garlic sauce. Other food is hit/​miss.

Our office orderes delivery all the time from here and its good food considering its a store front takeout place. Any special orders or special requests are often forgotten. Its a cookie cutter store front takeout chinese restuarant. The menu’s and overhead pictures are the same as in every other store front take out place in the country.
I went there to pick up the order for the office, and it was a nice day so I decided to head over early, as an excuse to get out of the office. OMG. I watched the woman behind the counter pick up raw chicken with a set of tongs, then use exact same tongs to pick up COOKED egg rolls, then use same tongs to turn spare ribs in broiler. I watched as she raw chichen wings sat out on the cutting board then used same board to cut up COOKED spare ribs on the same board RAW chicken was sitting. Can we say cross contanination. How nobody at our office has not gotten sick is beyond me over the past year.
If you go during an off peak time, you will see the employees sitting at the tables for customers slurping food. They hold the bowl up to their mouth and use chop sticks to push food to edge of bowl, then they suck in it making a loud slurping sound. Maybe its a culture thing, but loud slurping sound, again and again and there is a whole table of people doing it. Animals. Its not something I want to hear when eating. I guess that is why civilized world uses forks and spoons.
There are a few Type-o’s on their menu. Considering its a cookie cutter menu mass produced template, at least the errors would have been caught.
Top of their Menu says, «Lunch in a Try is 75 Cent Charge». What is a lunch in a try? Try What?

My wife likes the food here. Big and inexpensive lunches. Good for takeout type of food.

Ordered from Mayflower while at a friend’s house in the area.
While I will admit, delivery took only about 15 minutes for a large order (probably because they don’t have any customers), the food was not so great.
The egg rolls tasted like they were microwaved, soft and mushy. The Szechuan Wontons were probably the best part of the dinner. General Tso’s was mostly breading and the Sweet and Sour sauce that came with the other chicken was like water.
I am not sure if there are any other take outs in the area, but I would not go to Mayflower first. Just like the Mayflower of Plymouth Harbor, the time has come for the Mayflower of Baldwin Harbor to set sail, right on out of the neighborhood.
Parking lot on the side.