Mandarin Express

LOVED!!! Like seriously loved. Y’all better try this food it was the best and the guy was so patient even tho I didn’t know what he was saying cause of his accent but he explained it to me and got through it so I love the customer service and the delivery man was so cute what can I say and he didn’t ask for tip but I gave it to him anyway cause he was so cute and short

We are usually happy with Mandarin Express and their delivery service. We ordered our usual family package with Orange Chicken, Sweet and Sour Chicken and Pork Fried Rice.
Received our delivery in about 25 minutes but when I went yo get the Sweet and Sour Chicken out for the kiddos… There was NO sauce. I called and they did bring us some sauce BUT by then our kiddos ate the Orange Chicken (hubby and mine)…
Little to say no dinner for the adults since the kids ate first (as they always should). Maybe they will eat the Sweet and Sour tonight.
I feel that when you order something to be delivered then the business should check and double check to be sure and bring the entire order.
Food is good but next time we will check for all items

Bomb! Stopped here on a whim with my honey and babygirl while on the east side, verrrrry good the sesame beef was outa this world. The string bean and chicken was great too! Hopefully we will be on this side of town again sometime soon ! Yum yum yum

Their dishes are hit and miss; they make great sesame chicken, beef & broccoli, crab rangoons and egg rolls. Delivery is fast & friendly, too!

This place has been around since I was little. I’ve always loved it! I even compare other places to them. their fried rice and crab Rangoon.

As good as Asian take out can be. We’ve gone enough times that the staff know what we order. Call me crazy but I judge Asian food based on their white rice. They have a everything but the kitchen sink item that has different classifications of proteins all in one dish. I can’t think of the name but it is my husbands favorite.

About a year ago was the first time that I eat here and was impressed with the place and the way the food tasted. I should have seen the red flags when the Chinese waitress there overheard my conversation about buying property in the area and then made a comment about not going into certain places because there’s a lot of «blacks» (?) Since then I’ve gone into the establishment a few times but today was the last straw… upon going into the restaurant i noticed the outside glass was absolutely smudged to the point where you cannot even see through it. I told the same lady that she should look at cleaning the restaurant better and her response was that they clean it once a week. When leaning on the table to make an order the counter was sticky. There was mold growing out of the side of the pipes where the water comes out of next to the water fountain. I’m surprised that this place has not already gone down as busy as it is. Also when sharing this feedback with the woman at the counter gives me a blank stare and then looks in the other direction.
Perfect project for The Dirty Diners Show

Food was of good quality. A boat load of food for a real good price. Drink machine was out so all they had was water and Pepsi, at least they had choices though. It seemed like a food truck, but inside of a building. I’ll be back again. The owner /​manager seemed nice enough though.

Gross, greasy, over cooked, smelled burnt, took forever to deliver and just not good quality.

I used to live in this area and when I first moved to Vegas, I tried this restaurant in hopes of tasting like the Chinese restaurants back home. And it for the most part it does and then some! The salt and pepper shrimp, chicken, calamari are grrrreat. Every chance I get I try to come here.

The egg drop soup was good, they got the order right, the rangoons tasted good though they were a bit overcooked. Over all we were off to a good start, until we got to the entrees. My walnut shrimp is soaked in the honey sauce, and I mean literally, the sauce is almost overflowing and very sweet, it’s wayyyyyyy too much sauce and the walnuts are scorched. Hubby got the combo kung pao and it tasted like garbage, and the meats were overcooked. We each got a boba smoothie and they taste okay but the boba is old and crusty.

Got Mongolian beef w fried rice and two egg rolls today. The mongolian beef was really mongolian onions and peppers. There was hardly any beef at all. Especially for $ 12.74. The meal should have had atleast four times the amount of beef. The rice was okay and so were the egg rolls.
Plus the place had a weird smell… I will not be going back.

Great service. I felt terrible I gave the incorrect address but the driver was patient and found me anyway! Plus the food was great, just whatI needed.

This is by far the best tasting Chinese/​Mandarin food that I’ve had in Las Vegas, hands down. The service is fast and everyone is always very friendly. Delivery is always fast and the food never gets to you cold. They always give us little extras like 2 – 4 containers of white rice, handfuls of fortune cookies, and handfuls of condiments like soy sauce and other sauces. I would definitely recommend checking out this hidden gem!

Wow! Delivery was fast but it was 4:30pm so they probably weren’t too busy.
The food was ok. I got orange chicken. I think it would have been better to send the orange sauce separately b/​c the breading was a little soft (and not crisp).
The pork fried rice was a little bland but it was ok.

Price is reasonable but taste is underwhelming. I ordered the Szechuan Chicken Lunch Special with Fried Rice. Rice was dry and everything overall had a processed taste. Fine if you’re looking for cheap ‘Chinese’ food, but don’t let the high rating let you think it’s anything close to authentic cuisine.

Ordered Family Dinner B with fried rice, ginger onion beef, and kung pao chicken. It came with fried shrimp, an eggroll and some cream cheese rangoons. Those were the best thigns about the order sadly.
The wor wonton soup it came with was a saving grace. It was delicious, and I enjoyed it.
The kung pao chicken was a huge disappointment in that it was mostly CELERY. I’m not kidding you it was atleast 60% celery, and was not spicy at all.
The ginger onion beef was a little bit better but not by much. It had more green onion and strips of ginger than there was beef.
The fried rice was very greasy and did not have much flavor. It did not taste fresh. Usually I am excited to reheat left overs from Chinese restaurants but now I dread eating it, but I must to feel like I didn’t waste my money. There are so many better options for Chinese Food in Las Vegas.

Love this place! They have great prices and the food tastes amazing! Their Crab Rangoon is to die for!

Delivery. They overload on the veggiesi unless you order beef no broccoli. Higher prices than the quality of food. Really nice girl takes phone orders. Delivery driver quicker than their eta usually. But overall fair-​good. We order from there often (mostly due to lack of options) but more often than not are pleased when we do.

I was on the Eastside late one night way out in BFE Sunrise Manor visiting a friend. We grew hungry and were craving Chinese/​Mandarin food. I looked up Unilocal and found Mandarin Express.
I am glad we did because the service, delivery and food was Outstanding!
We ordered crab rangoons, war won ton soup, honey walnut shrimp, orange chicken, beef and broccoli, and house special chicken.
The food was very hot and fresh upon delivery which was Fantastic, they don’t mess around with delivery. lol
A full belly is a happy belly :)