China Way Restaurant

Been there several times, and have never been disappointed. It’s super close to where I live, and affordable prices. The building looks kinda sketchy, but its clean inside, the people that work there are friendly, and the food is good#
I suggest ordering ahead, if you can. but you can also order and wait.
The drive thru works sometimes… not always.

What can I say that already hasn’t been said. Cheap prices for plenty of food. That is the bottom line. It is a sketchy little place. But worth the visit for a carry-​out order.
The quality of the food is pretty good too. Not the best I have ever had. But certainly not the worst Chinese food out there. With no website, or extensive picture of a menu, ordering was up in the air.
We only saw pictures of the Lunch/​Dinner specials side. And that is apparently what they give you when you order (I’m guessing unless you specify). Everything with the special comes in a styrofoam box. You get your meat, side of fried rice, choice of soup (with wontons), and an egg roll. All for $ 6-​$ 7. Everything was very tasty. We got the Mongolian Beef, shrimp fried rice, and the egg drop soup. Nothing to complain about there.
Once we got a menu, we saw you can order typical Chinese take out boxes and not just the special. So we will probably do that next time. Pictures of the menu to come!

The Mongolian chicken is pretty good you get a lot of food for a very low price so that’s a plus, the sesame chicken will always be my favorite though if you have some time go check this place out.

This place has been our take-​out go-​to for years.
As another reviewer stated previously, it’s a great value.
I really do think they have exceptionally good Hot and Sour Soup. I also highly recommend the Moo Shoo Chicken or Pork. It’s a ton of food. Ask for extra pancakes and plum sauce.
I am very glad they fixed up their drive-​thru because it’s not easier than ever to make a quick trip in and out.

Good food at a great price. The portions are huge! My husband and I split the sesame chicken every time we go.
We have ventured out, but the sesame chicken is always our go to. They soup is okay. The egg rolls are good and the pot stickers are served with an amazing dipping sauce that has just a little kick.
It’s not a fancy place by any means, but if you are looking for good, fast Chinese food at an affordable price, this is the place!

I love this place! Food is good and affordably priced, service is fast and friendly. Minus 1 star for the not-​so-​great Crab Rangoons.

The portions are large, prices are low, service was very friendly, but the food wasn’t particularly good. I had Hot and Sour Soup that was quite bland. Same with the beef Lo mein… oily and pretty much tasteless. Fried rice was nothing special either. This place is similar to Chinese in a mall food court. Mancu Wok with a drive-​thru. The egg roll was awful and they didn’t offer any sweet and sour sauce or hot mustard. The sketchy exterior should have been a red flag.

This place doesn’t need an elaborate review because it’s not an elaborate place. Nice and basic, which is usually just what I am looking for in take-​out Chinese food.
Basically you get pretty darned good Chinese food (I’d put it in about the 80^th percentile), a lot of it, and at dirt cheap prices. Massive egg rolls are only $ 1.25 a piece, and you can buy a whole quart of Egg Drop or Hot & Sour soup for a little over three bucks. The entrée portions are larger than most places and they cost about 20% less. I think this is the best Chinese you’ll find right now in the area.
One other thing: Unilocal shows it in the wrong place, on the other side of I-​20 on Oporto-​Madrid. It is on O-​M Blvd but by Walmart right before Montclair.

Take out here means a lot of food for a cheap price. You might easily give this place a 5 if you don’t care what goes in your body, because it’s darn tasty.
A lot of the takeout is rice, and it’s almost all fried and sweet, but if that’s your game, hit it!
The inside is scary, run-​down, and depressing. Ignore that if you’re hungry, and just do takeout. Unless your place is scarier.
The people are nice, and the food is tasty, but if you’re avoiding wheat gluten or sugar, the choices are highly limited.
I order the Mongolian beef (which I’m praying is gluten free), and always feel cheated when I look at the mounds of Gen. Tso chicken my friends get compared to the mostly onions I get in mine. Skimpy.
Ah well. If I can discover a dish without gluten that doesn’t suck, then I’m all on board. But dang that fried honey chicken looks good. NO! Be strong. (Sulks)