Egg Roll King

I ordered Pad Thai noodles. Well, something like it. It was wet like Spaghetti and runny. I give this place 1 star for trying in Denver and 1 more for constantly checking on me. For those of you who gave this place a great review, I pitty you. This is not real chinese food.

First time visitor, close to our home so decided to give it a try. Wasn’t disappointed. A little pricey but they do give you a lot of food for the money. Would definitely recommend.

This is the best restaurant/​take out! Their food is amazing and I eat it at least once a week and the people are so friendly! The best I’ve had by far! Thank you Egg Roll King!

Over all it was good food but I ordered later than usual thinking it would be at my house soon but it took over an hour to get here

Delicious. We ordered the cashew chicken, shrimp egg rolls and egg drop soup for two. It was delivered fast and within a reasonable time. Food was delivered hot and exceeded our expectations.

Egg Roll King is the good and bad of us foodies. Good Food, Ownership Clueless.
I’m Trying to help this establishment for improvements to the basics, not trash them.
First. Clean the grime off of the back of chairs to remove the ick factor of diners pulling out their chair. It is evident that most of the business is take out, but… really?
Second, the guy that seems to act as in interpreter (or whatever his position is.) the clueless part of the equation, at 30 he is hunched over, slovenly, uninterested and only focused on his Ipad. Goodness, I hope he can be fired and is not a partial owner. I think these cooks know how to prepare and present food. I’m a devoted fan of the food, but can they really be this clueless on the restaurant business?
I can recommend another restaurant if the employees would like to move on to new employment.

I’m new to denver and on a quest for good Chinese food. I’m afraid I’ll have to keep looking. Not the worse I’ve ever had but not good. I hate it when restaurants load a dish with celery because it’s a cheap filler. It overpowers the other flavored. Very greasy too.

Favorites… hot and sour soup, egg rolls, and general so chicken. Soup is just as good as pf changs! Looking for an affordable chineese place that doesn’t serve cats… then look no further!

As others have said, this establishment does take quite a while to deliver your food but I thought it was well worth it. First of all, the portions are huge! I ordered the pad Thai and it was packed to the top with noodles and all the goods. I don’t like shrimp and requested it not be added (since it comes with shrimp and chicken) as well as to make it spicy. They happily obliged by my requests and I’m very happy with that.
They add quite a few additions to your meal as well. I ordered pad Thai, hot & sour soup, and a Vietnamese coffee. When it was delivered, it included two egg rolls, two wontons, and a dumpling. The price wasn’t unreasonable either ($ 23 including a tip).
Overall, a good value and good food. I will order again.

I can’t imagine how this place has any positive reviews at all. In fact, I can’t believe this place is in business.
Tonight I called the restaurant to get a quote on delivery time. They quoted me 45 – 55 minutes. I had never eaten here before, and I wanted to order online so that I could peruse the menu. I ordered two appetizers – crab cheese wontons and vegetarian egg rolls – and General Tso’s chicken. The website informed me that the wait time would be more in the hour and 15 minute range. It wasn’t a big deal, so I went ahead with my order.
An hour and 45 minutes later, with no sign of my food, I called the restaurant. No answer. I called again. No answer. I tried calling and recalling for about 15 minutes. No answer. I checked my bank account to see if they had charged my card for they order. Of course they did. I would have driven to the restaurant, but my kids were in bed, and I wasn’t going to wake them… obviously.
Another 30 minutes later, I had given up. I was making myself a sandwich, when «ding, dong.» You have got to be kidding me. As soon as I opened the door, the delivery person blurts, «I’m sorry!» He looked like he was literally afraid I was going to kill him. I asked him what the heck was going on, and why didn’t they answer their phone. He responded, «They got really busy, and they didn’t want to answer the phone.» Um… seriously? Sounds like cowardice hiding, while you send the poor delivery person to the slaughter to me.
It really is unfortunate because the food isn’t bad. It’s not great, but it’s totally acceptable. The crab cheese wontons could use more filling (which is saying something because I usually think most places put in too much), the egg rolls were crisp and yummy, and the General Tso’s chicken was decent… a little soft, but the flavor was good. I will say that regardless of the 2 hour and 15 minute wait (an hour and 20 minutes over the original quote time and an hour over the internet quote time), the food wasn’t cold.
For me, the deal breaker isn’t the long wait time. I get that things happen that are sometimes out of your control and things get away from you. I certainly don’t expect perfection, but what I find completely unacceptable is refusing to answer your phone. That left me with no options. Had they simply answered their phone, I would have canceled my order and moved on with my life. I would have been annoyed, but I probably would have given them another chance (take out), and all would have been fine. However, they didn’t answer their phone, and I will NEVER give this business my patronage again.

Don’t let the cheesy name fool you, this place has great food. My expectations of Chinese food is a bit high being from San Francisco.
Everything I have tried so far is as close to authentic as you will find south of Denver.

Yeah! An awesome Chinese restaurant in Denver, and very affordable. Come on in you won’t be disappointed.

I went here recently for dinner with a friend and we both really enjoyed our dinner. I liked my sesame tofu because it was crispy and well seasoned. My friend got a noodle bowl and was super psyched that it was all noodles and not lettuce on the on the bottom.
The sweet and sour sauce was a little thin but not a big upset. At the end of the meal they bring you a complentary watermelon slice.
I also got banana egg rolls hoping they would somewhat taste like a desert from a more expensive place but they didn’t. I don’t know why I thought they would.
Overall for dinner I think this might be my go to place for sesame tofu.