Quang’s Kitchen

My family gets takeout from Quang’s about one or two times a month. The food is always yummy and the delivery is pretty fast. We order for 4 people and it usually arrives within 15 or 20 minutes.
It’s pretty standard as far as Chinese food goes, but that isn’t a bad thing. If you’re craving Chinese, Quang’s totally fits the bill — figuratively and literally. The prices aren’t going to kill your wallet, and I’ve always felt as if I got what I paid for. Also, you can order through Unilocal and avoid a phone call, so that’s always a plus!

Wow! I only ordered from here because I was hungry and wanted my food ASAP. After some of these positive Unilocal reviews, I figured I’d give this place a second chance.
I expected horrible Chinese food. Boy was I wrong! I don’t know what the hell they did this last year, or if my last order was a fluke, but damn was this delicious Chinese food!
There’s something to be said for second chances.
Thanks for a delicious meal!

When this place opened back up, it was top notch, without a doubt, best chinese food in the city, priced higher than everybody else and well worth it. FAST FORWARD to present day. Cold white rice served with combo plates, not the fresh fried rice it used to be, dark brown re-​fried is more like it, heavy heavy batter on the chicken plates. If you get fresh chicken your lucky, STALE chow mein noodles, how does this happen? I called to complain she replied, STALE AGAIN? I have to guess its a trend, sorry Quang you lost me

Decided to try after hearing it was a pretty good place. I ordered pupu platter for 1, shrimp with lobster sauce, and General Tso.
Let’s start with placing the order:
Me: «hi, I’d like to place an order for pickup.»
Lady: «Sure what can I get you?»
Me: *says order*
Lady: «Okay» *hangs up phone*
So I call back a second time:
Me: «Hi I just placed an order, how much and how long?»
Lady: «28.25. 10 minutes.» *hangs up phone*
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Now for the food:
Pupu platter — beef teriyaki was tough with little taste, same thing with boneless spare ribs. Chicken fingers were basic. Egg roll had a weird taste, and I didn’t even try the fried shrimp.
Shrimp with lobster sauce — bought a small, came with 3 whole shrimps. The rest of the container was filled with brown sauce and pork bits? No lobster to be found.
General Tso– best out of the three, but that doesn’t say much. I ordered it extra spicy, I consider it being mild, and best way to describe the taste was fried chicken with brown corn starch pepper sauce.
Overall for 30 bucks, and after trying other places in the city, safe to say I won’t try it again. Only thing cool is the ability to order online.

Do you need some noms so fast you’re eating before you think of it?
Do you need grease and salt and disgustingly delicious, licentious even, indulgent, bachanaliac stuffs with which to fill your gullet?
This place is perfect for a fast, delicious fill.
The lo mein is perfect. The meat dishes have overwhelming amounts of rice on the side.
Every dish is delicious, even if it is Americ-​Asian food. Authenticity be damned, this stuff is executed well and consistently.
I would recommend it for anyone looking for the fastest Chinese food in the West. :P

Generous portions of delicious Chinese food. Will alter dish to your specific taste. Been there several times and never disappointed. Clean enviorment, fair prices, flavorful meals and a friendly wait staff keeps me and my friends going back!!! Give it a try!

Ordered here for the 1^st time tonight and used the online ordering… Very easy. I liked that I could choose a delivery time (7 pm) and that I could customize my order!
I ordered Marco Polo’s Delight sooooo good and I asked for no shrimp and it came perfect. Huge portion we shared and had tons left over. PuPu Platter for 2 and it was so great you pick the apps you want on it and substitute for ones you don’t like. We got no shrimp no egg roll and added a large order of crab Rangoon. Loved everything but the ribs and that’s just a preference to the really bright pink sticky saucy ones and not the less pink more marinated kind.
Delivery was on time and a very sweet man. Being Christmas and at prime time I expected it to take longer or be off but I’m impressed!

I ordered pupu platter for 1 it came with chicken fingers they were awesome. .beef teriyaki 1 was good the other was hard to bite into, my egg roll was gritty inside, french fries ok, gravy no taste, duck sauce tasted like a can, but the worst if all was my moldy rangoon. They said bring it in for inspection um hello you delivered to me. so I’ll just post the pic n you decide

Quang’s Kitchen gets five-​stars for bringing Fall River into the future with their use of the Eat24 app. Quang’s has arguably the best Chinese food in the area but it’s their service and ease of ordering that makes them the only place I ever order Chinese from anymore. With Paypal functionality, the ability to time delivery and attach tips ahead of time, the Eat24 ordering system Quang’s uses has removed any stress from getting delivery.
The best deal by far is the Pupu for one, which we swap the egg roll out of for crab rangoons (which adds $ 1 extra to the bill, but it’s worth it). The wonton soup is another notable dish as it’s fresh and has crisp vegetables in the broth. Also, the fried pork wontons are delicious and the best I’ve had outside of Chinatown. The best item on the menu for the local Fall River-​ite is the chorico wontons, which are exactly what they sound like but taste twice as good. Deep fried little morsels of chorico and bits of pepper that are amazing when dipped in the little tub of vinegar/​soy sauce that come with them. Ordering from Quang’s is simple, affordable, and most of all results in fast deliciousness brought to your door without ever having to pick up the phone. Try Quang’s out if you’re still unhappily making your way through the mediocre Chinese food in Fall River and want to «settle down» with a reliable take-​out/​delivery service.