China Feast

Extremely rude service. They have a call to order service, but just ignore their calls. Even when asked about this they are rude and say they don’t have time for it. The portions leave a lot to be desired and the food come out luke warm.
Definitely not worth the wait it takes to get you’re food or the price.

This is one of the best in the city. The lines are long because the food is good and always worth the short wait. Huge portions, easily split into multiple meals or share with a few ppl. Love this place. My favorite dish is the Shrimp Rice Noodles and make it spicy if you can stand the heat.

The food is pretty much solid when you know what to order:
Shrimp rolls — very good
Egg Drop soup — pretty decent
Lo Mein — always good
Fried Rice — always good
Kung Pow (#26) — always good
Egg Rolls (#1) — absolutely horrible
Ramen — very good
Service is always very good, the place is always pretty clean. We have eaten here many times as we live in the area. The one by Home Depot is also pretty much the same.

I love Chinese food and every Chinese resturant I’ve been to were all the same. Same food and taste. I’ve been to this one several times and every time I go I am so pleased with the service and the food. The location is not that bad, you can easily find it. They have a parking lot and you can go through the drive thru. I always use the drive thru and the service is really fast. I always get lo mein noodles with shrimp and broccoli, fried rice with shrimp and fried rice with chicken. They give you a lot of food for around $ 7 and I always have left overs. The food tastes so good and the spice is just perfect. The customer service is very nice, they are really friendly. I recommend this place to anyone who loves Chinese food.

Vietnamese speaking Cambodians cooking fried chicken and catfish. They sell three different sautéed noodle dishes (the combo ramen is the best (even better with just shrimp), and here is the only place I know of that sells it) and shrimp rolls, but the rest is standard Chinese American cuisine. They are very friendly and execute well, but are just a tad slow: It’s best to call ahead. It should be noted that the interior has undergone a complete makeover and I believe the ownership has changed (I can’t swear to this, but it sure seems like new people running the place). My daughter says the fried rice is good, and it costs about $ 1.50 a pound.

Best Chinese in the Historic Northeast (in my opinion of course). Only thing that would improve it is if they delivered. They’re so nice and polite every time you call for take-​out or come in. The drive-​thru is great and convenient for the times you don’t call in and want to grab some dinner on the way home after one of those days when the only time you want to get out of the car is to walk into the house. Food is plentiful and perfectly prepared! Keep up the good work China Feast! (and seriously think about adding delivery. lol)

AVOID AT ALL COSTS! I went through the drive thru and placed an order for: Beef and Broccoli, Combo Catfish and Sweet and Sour Chicken. They gave me Combo Ramen instead of a Combo Catfish and when I advised the lady at the drive thru window, she got a nasty attitude with me and told me to pull up while they fixed up the order. After waiting over 15 minutes in my car at the front of the drive thru line, I went in and demanded my combo catfish. I also noticed that the sweet and sour chicken did not have the sauce on side and asked if they could fix it. The same lady from the drive thru window flatly refused to change it and told me I should have came inside if I wanted sauce on the side. I was so upset at this point I just asked for a refund for the sweet and sour chicken and left without looking back. The lady begrudgingly gave me my money back and slammed the sweet and sour chicken in the trash. Worst Chinese place ever!

I drive past it almost daily, but the idea of a Chinese joint who boast fried chicken didn’t peak my interest at all. Since its the closest Chinese restaurant to me and I didn’t want to wait for delivery, I decided to at least read the other Unilocal reviews… Then decided to try it. I got Moo Shu shrimp, fried dumplings, and sesame chicken for my husband. Just under $ 20.For my first time trying Moo Shu, i really liked it. Next time I’ll pay the extra $ 1 for 3 more jumbo shrimp. The complimentary crag ragoon was perfect– best I’ve had from a casual Chinese restaurant. No duck sauce needed. The pot stickers weren’t that great according to my husband. We prefer pork… I think these were a veggie type. Also, I’d prefer carry out or drive thru vs eating in. It’s a clean place but not «warm & inviting.»

It’s okay for inner city Chinese food. Signature dish is chicken fried rice for $ 3.99. I’ve had sesame chicken which is all dark meat to keep costs down I assume. The combo fried rice comes with 3 jumbo shrimp. If you want more it a $ 1 for every 3 more you want. Prices are reasonable and the portions are generous in my opinion.

In Philadelphia, pretty much all the divey neighborhood ethnic or Americanized ethnic places sell cheesesteaks. In Kansas City, it’s fried chicken. First, Texas Tom’s became Texas Tom’s Fried Chicken (and tacos and stuff) and now China Feast is China Feast and Delicious Fried Chicken.
Can’t speak to the fried chicken, which I’m sure is probably just some Brakebush or equivalent product trucked in frozen rather than actually marinated in the back, but China Feast offers surprisingly good Sino-​American fare. Also, it’s pretty much cheap as hell. Chicken fried rice is «on special» every day for $ 3.99, and it’s not bad! Definitely worth the money, and relatively healthy to boot.
Service is, uh… well, quiet. Not really what I’d call either warm or friendly, or for that matter really «service» at all so much as someone quietly asking what you’ll have in thickly accented English, taking your money, and silently plopping your food in front of you a few minutes later. But hey, it is what it is. I don’t really need someone who doesn’t care how I’m doing asking me how I’m doing to fulfill some bizarre and stupid pleasantry ritual. Just give me the food!
It’s definitely a dive, though. Run down. Kinda dingy. My kinda place.

Don’t drive past this place without trying it out! We were very skeptical about this little hole in the wall, ice cream parlor turned chinese take out…, but we decided to give it a try. We were really surprised at how fresh and delicious the food was. There are a few of these around town, but this one is by far the best. For about $ 5 bucks, you get mound of food that will make two meals for yourself if you aren’t starving! You’ll take home food. Their crab rangoon, which should set the bar for the rest of the food, is creamy, flavorful, and delicious. You get a single crab rangoon with your meal order. The egg rolls are great and we’ve even had the fried chicken and biscuits and they are really good! My favorite dish is the Empress chicken. You can get extra meat for an extra $ 1 and I think it is well worth it. One thing that is a little irritating is that a soda refill is a quarter. Sometimes I don’t have any change, so I need to remind myself to include the refills when I order! Once again, there is absolutely no décor with this place, but it is usually clean, and they keep a daily newspaper to read. I’ve always felt very safe at this place. It looks like it could be rough. If you prefer, there is a drive up window. You may want to call it in ahead of time. This is a cheap eat as well and can sure break up the monotony of home cooking.