Memories of China Restaurant

The food was good, but the wait staff was less than stellar. There were two waitresses working one older Hispanic woman, and one younger Hispanic woman. The older of the two was not very friendly, bit the younger was nice. We had to remind our waitress of our drink order when the food came. The food tastes good, but was not very hot and cooled quickly once it was at the table.

Review of the customer service: I went inside the location to place a to-​go order and after standing at the counter for a longer than desired time, some gentleman finally came out to assist me. As he was taking my order another man came out and totally interrupted us with a raised voice and made me repeat my order as if the poor man taking it already wasn’t capable. He belittled this poor man in front of myself and the other man behind me. After I placed my order I waited for about 15 – 20 minutes for 2 lunch specials and a hot and sour soup. When the order was ready, a woman slammed the bag down on the table without saying a word and just walked away. TERRIBLE customer service. I felt like an inconvenience by just being present.
Review of the food: the hot and sour soup was dreadful. It was beyond bland. The Chop Suey was actually really good. The Crab Rangoon was greasy and lacked filling.
At the end of the day, I would not recommend this place to anyone or go back myself. I gave 2 stars only because the Chop Suey was quite good and it was priced well. Other than that, if they don’t improve their customer service, it doesn’t matter how good the food is, you’ll never get guests to return.

I think memories of China is best Chinese food in
wife and I like theirs shrimp fried rice and egg drop soup! taste great！

In this small town of Indiana, I find this restaurant to be surprisingly delicious! All the foods are hand made by the cook, you can taste the authenticity from all the dishes. Drove past this town going to Chicago, will come back if I’m nearby again!

Had Sunday buffet here. Authentic and very home-​style food. Fresh and taste! Seems everything is handmade, which is way healthier than other places use food from factory.

After being a loyal customer for over 10 years, the restaurant decided they will not deliver to us anymore because we are 6 miles away, and their new delivery limit is 5 miles. Nice.

The food was greasy and tasteless go to the Great Wall in Elkhart instead.

Not the best Chinese food I have ever tasted but it is the best in Goshen. Excellent crab rangoons and pot stickers. My favorite dish is the cashew chicken. Carry out is often a better choice because the service is not that great.

Had a delicious Cashew Chicken lunch with fried rice and an egg roll as well as the traditional egg drop soup and tea. The veggies are fresh and not too crunchy — just right. Plus, the price is right. I didn’t have any for lunch, but they do carry a nice selection of beers and wines, too.

Memories of China is by no means the best Chinese I have ever had but, for Goshen it’s pretty decent. The quality of the food has been deteriorating for a while now but, if you know what to order you can have an enjoyable meal. The Thai selections are disappointing and many of the Chinese selections that are fried should be left alone. The pot stickers are still homemade and the egg foo yung is still very delicious. The lo mein has suffered in quality due the fact they no longer use homemade noodles. Not a bad place for Chinese in the area.

I find the name Memories of China apropos, because it seems to be what the faint memory of actual Chinese food tastes like.
Although I actually do have fond memories of eating here with my Grandma as a teenager.
If you keep in mind that you are in Goshen, Indiana, in a strip mall, you will have the appropriate expectations. It is by no means the worst Chinese food I have ever had. It’s very, very average.
I came here with 13 assorted relatives who were gathered for both Father’s Day and my grandpa being in the hospital and not doing very well. One thing my family has always done well is eat. Food equals love.
Everyone except grandma got the buffet, which also came with our choice of egg drop or hot and sour soup. I’d never had their hot and sour soup, so I thought I’d try it. It was neither hot nor sour, and contained lots of bits of mushrooms and stringy egg-​like things. We also got a few pots of tea that turned out to be lukewarm.
But the buffet was all right. The veggie lo mein was pretty good, and I enjoyed the sauteed green beans. The rest of the food was average, it was crowded, the staff was trying to keep up but not doing a great job.
Remember: strip mall. Goshen. There IS good ethnic food to be found in Goshen, but Chinese is not going to be it.

Memories of China boasts one of the 100 healthiest Chinese menus in America, but that doesn’t make the food taste any better.
Don’t get me wrong: It’s not BAD food. I just wasn’t blown away.
The sesame chicken tastes like KFC drizzled in generic Asian sauce. The house special lo mein was terrifically boring. The shrimp pad thai was too wet and pink. If you’re in Goshen and must have Chinese, you could do worse. Avoid the Thai dishes altogether.