Eggroll Chen

Eggroll Chen has amazing food. Something that I really like about this place is that they have over 60 different things to choose from and their prices are very good. This place is perfect for calling in an order picking it up and taking it home. The dining room is a little dated. Also, the staff was not very friendly in greeting my quest and I. These little things would not keep me from coming back. Happy Eating!

I love this place. Everything is made in house. The noodle soups are unmatched in town. The steamed dumplings are fantastic and the Lo Mein is spot on.

Even after four years, I still get the same meal and it’s so good. I get the super combo which consists of 2 chicken wings, any type of fried rice, egg roll and a drink. $ 7. They don’t skimp on the food too. A full plate of rice, 2 large chicken wings and a large egg roll. I love love love their rice it has such a good flavor. I always get the shrimp fried rice. Clean establishment with adequate seating and parking

I ordered a #21 with fried rice. The fried rice that comes with the meal has nothing in it. You have to pay extra money for meat and veggies. I don’t mind paying the extra money, but they should tell you when you order that there’s nothing but rice. The chicken and broccoli was fine, and so was the egg roll, but the rice was just a huge disappointment.

Anytime I want chinese food I come here and no where else. They have so many different choices that you can’t go wrong! I’ve tried lots of things on their menu and have only found 1 thing I didn’t like (yen su ji). It wasn’t a bad dish, just didn’t appeal to my tastes. The family that owns it is very nice and the entire staff is great! Honey sesame chicken is the best I’ve ever had anywhere! They truly live up to their name because they have the best egg rolls around! The only downside to this place is it is always so hot in there! I don’t know if the air doesn’t work or if they just never run it to save money, but they have fans all over just circulating hot air! Other than that, this place is the best!

The «yan su ji» (salt and pepper chicken) is the way to go! Perfect blend of salt and pepper (too many places mess up that mixture with too much salt)! Portions are large, while prices are small! Also, the beef noodle soup was good. The general tsao’s chicken was nothing special.

OK, Taiwanese noodle bowl. So so good. I found my missing veg crunch. I guess sometimes just certain items are the ones that make a place shine. The kimchi also not bad. The fried wontons though are declining in quality and quantity for the price.

This place was impressive… for the price and taste it can’t be beat. Service was well aware of all questions I had about there menu and I ending up with 5 different items and they were all good…

Lives up to the name, egg rolls are spectacular and the rest of the food we ordered was good as well! Glad I was finally able to try this place out! Cheap prices for a fair amount of food. Definitely will be back!

That’s gonna be a «no» from me. I just wanted some reliably decent Chinese food for lunch and you figure places like this are all kind of the same: not overly spectacular, but good enough to hit the spot. It’s kind of hard to get Chinese food wrong, right?
Well I stand corrected. This was the driest/​crispy — est honey sesame chicken I have ever had. And it had a really weird aftertaste (kinda made me nauseous) that lingers until you wash it down with something. I’ve had better sesame chicken at the food court in the mall on a bad day.
To add insult to injury, it’s paired with a heaping mound of greasy fried rice with little to no flavor. It also had the weird aftertaste.
My last complaint is they require a $ 10 minimum on credit/​debit card purchases. I know this is not a deal breaker, but it is still mildly irritating.
I’m giving them a second star because the establishment seemed clean, and the girl taking my order was helpful and super sweet. Also because I haven’t tried other items on the menu. Maybe sesame chicken is not their forte?
But I don’t think I’ll be back. That aftertaste is still haunting me.

For its price, it’s excellent. I’m Taiwanese and I approve! Definitely Taiwanese soul food.

Not impressed. Saw that this was one of the few Chinese takeout spots close by that had a fair share of reviews. There was no special lunch menu and they charge for your fortune cookie. Their combos only include one type of rice (brown fried) and an entrée which is the first time I’ve ever seen that.
I’ve made it a habit to order general tso chicken to understand a base line, and it was not impressive. It came with fried pieces of chicken without the campus General tso sauce you’d expect. Safe to say I won’t be back.

Curry chicken for lunch. It was delicious and a portion so big you could barely close the box. I’d reccomend checking it out

If you pick up at the drive through, check you order, don’t trust them!
Out of the last 4 orders, 3 orders did not include all the items ordered and paid for. The only order they got «right» was when I complained about the previous order. On the most recent order, the wings and egg rolls where left out. The guy who answered the phone consulted with the girl who was running the drive through window and then claimed everything was in the order. Next the manager got on the phone. He did offer to give a credit on my next order, but I actually wanted it tonight. I understand that mistakes happen, but 3 in a single month is too excessive. Too bad, I have been ordering from eggroll for 15 years and almost weekly for the last 5 years.
Oh and by the way, the manager hung up on me. I hope this gets fixed but the manager really didn’t seem too interested in fixing the problem. He was more interested in getting me off the phone. What a shame!

Eggroll Chen is some of the top Chinese in Columbi-​yeah! Vegetarians, the Tofu Lovers should be in your regular rotation! So good. The Eggrolls are good too. The soups are spectacular (especially when it is cold out). The favorites are also up to par. General Tso’s, Sweet and Sour, Etc. Oh, and did I mention it is CHEAP!

What a great American Chinese restaurant. I ordered the General Chicken and two fried chicken wings. The wings we very crispy and full of flavor and the General Chicken was very good. I got lots of food for under $ 10.
I will definitely be back for another bite!

It shouldn’t surprise me, since this place is so good, but I’m updating my review with a new favorite.
I tried the Taiwanese Yen Su Jee and was glad I did. Have to add it to my list of favorites. It is bits of chicken, battered and deep fried, which isn’t particularly interesting on its own, but they toss the fried chicken and rice in a flavorful mix of stir fried seasonings: basil, peppers, onions, and perhaps other stuff, probably some fish sauce and/​or soy sauce. The seasoning mix is terrific. Spicy without being overpowering. This is a simple dish with a lot of flavor. It is dry, not saucy, which is a nice change sometimes. As is the norm here, the portion is large; you can get a half order to try it or add an egg roll and it is perfect.

poor egg roll chen. why the bad reviews? LOL
I personally like this place. The only things i’ve tried here are the rangoon things and the taiwanese beef noodle. The rangoon, eh, i can do without… or if i’m really craving it i can probably just drive to panda express. However, the taiwanese beef noodle is always good. they have a good amount of meat and veggies in it but even then i like to take it to-​go and add in more veggies. The broth for the soup is beefy and very flavorful. If i could find a place that sold tendon here i would make it and add it in. Back at my favorite taiwanese place outside of columbia, the beef noodle would be sold as a beef and tendon noodle soup. BEST THING EVER.
tip: if you’re calling for a to-​go order, it typically takes about 15 mins. speak clearly because they could get your order wrong. if they do, just let them know, they’ll switch it out for the right one. :)

Had lunch here with a group of 4. The inside is small and very out of date, but there was plenty of seating available. Inside there is a fridge with some Pepsi products and Gatorades to pair with your meal.
I ordered the chicken with broccoli, egg drop soup and an egg roll. My meal also came with fried rice ($ 12). Unfortunately I did not enjoy the chicken/​broccoli. I get weird about chicken and I felt like it needed a few more minutes to cook and I just couldn’t eat it. The broccoli and sauce were good though, the rice was kind of mushy. If I were to go back I’d probably just get a vegetarian option. The egg roll was just ok; I had a few bites of it. The soup was my favorite part of the meal, I mean it’s hard to mess up a basic staple like egg drop soup (but I’ve seen it done) so I was happy to find that it was very good. Lots of egg and great flavor, I also enjoyed the crispy wonton chips that came with it. I do have to say the portions are HUGE, I think my chicken/​broccoli/​rice container must have weighed at least 3 lbs, definitely could split one between two people.
Also, if you call in your order to pick it up they have a convenient drive-​thru line, only to pick up an order you ALREADY placed though.

While eating my first lunch at Eggroll Chen I was already planning what I was going to get next time.
The menu has lots of options — all reasonably priced, the food was prepared quickly and you get a TON of it. I ordered the honey sesame chicken and an egg roll. The chicken was delicious… not too sweet. The egg roll was crisp on the outside and stuffed with a wonderful blend of flavors. The rice was just plain fried rice and it was greasy. That may be my only complaint. I would try it again but maybe make it a shrimp fried or veggie fried rice.
My friend did get the fried wantons and at $ 1.55 for about 5 of them it is a must not miss item! They were crunchy on the outside (but not hard) and were filled with pork and cheese. Totes yum. Just do it.