Kosher Express

This place is great and food are hot-​to-​go. It may be the only kosher-​style Chinese restaurant in the town. The price is decent (inexpensive) and serving size is fulfilling. From a take-​out food perspective, I don’t expect gourmet-​level tastes (don’t get me wrong, the food tastes good to me) but the food quality is definitely above the par. I always order orange chicken and general chicken/​beef. The waiting time is short (since I always call ahead (like 10 mins) to place my order for pick up), and staff is very nice, though they can get inpatient sometimes during busy hours due to the many calls & orders. I saw them constantly taking phone orders during one of my lunch visit.
In a nutshell, this restaurant is a very good restaurant that serves the kosher-​style Chinese food. Price range is cheap but quality is very good. I would eat here than go to other fast food restaurant.

After calling ahead and asking for extra spicy on more then one dish already labeled spicy on the menu. I brought the food home to find not a single dish with any perceptible spice level. All the food had the same sweet brown sauce flavor. The broccoli in garlic sauce came with peppers and was not half broccoli. The garlic wantons were just sweet, and the eggplant with chicken and garlic sauce was not the slightest bit spicy. When I called neither the person who answered the phone nor the manager was willing to admit they did not make any spicy food in the restaurant, and told us that they made it extra spicy. and they didn’t have any spicier peppers in the restaurant.
For the life of me what Chinese restaurant can’t add some more chili oil to the wok while making a sauce. Why would do they pretend to have spicy food on the menu, why would they take my order as extra spicy if they did not intend to comply?

Take out only. Food’s always fresh. Our favorites: beef egg rolls, Sechuan chicken, General Tzo’s chicken, chicken in garlic sauce, veal in garlic sauce, steamed wontons in garlic sauce, curried chicken.
Haven’t ordered any beef dishes for many years; wasn’t a fan of their beef.
No credit cards accepted – checks or cash.
Full time mashgiach (kosher supervision).
I find them accommodating and flexible regarding substitutions. This store has been under the same ownership for decades; that tells you something about the ability of the owner to provide consistently good food and good service.

Not too bad. There sesame beef and steamed wontons are really good.

Incredible food every time — General Tso Chicken is THE BEST! Love the Mushu Vegetable and beef on stick dishes too!

The place is nothing to look at, but the food was actually quite good!

Ready for this? I was eating their beef lo-​mein and bit down on something really hard. It was a 2 inch metal nail. I was shocked. I called to complain and the owner told me that they use «sharp metal objects to clean their kitchen» and thats how it probably got there. He offered me a «small credit» on my next order (as if I’m ever ordering from them again) and told me to «take aspirin». Unbelievable.
Meanwhile, I potentially could have punctured my cheek, broke a tooth, or-​worse-​I could have died had the nail got lodged in my throat…