Hunan Express

They have really good General Tso’s chicken and delivery is faster than what I have expected! Definitely gonna try more dishes here!

They use to be great but still a great deal compared to other locations. Usually get the general tso chicken and it’s always on point… although sometimes a little chewy. Great sushi!

Reasonably priced and good food. It’s never let me down and it hits the spot on days I don’t feel like cooking

Tasty, quick Chinese food. Our favorite Chinese place in Montgomery Village. We used to go to a spot a bit closer to us, but ever since we’ve tried this place we haven’t ordered Chinese from anywhere else. I love the large portions– when we order we know we’re going to have leftovers for lunch/​dinner the next day, which is great in my book, because if I’m ordering take out or delivery, it probably means I am having a busy week. The broccoli and other veggies they use are fresh and crisp too, so I can feed them to my toddler and not feel like he’s eating junk food. Definitely check it out!

This used to be the best local spot for Chinese carry out but over the years, the quality of their food has become fair at best. I had not been in a while but decided to go back and get one of my basic favorites– wonton soup. Bad idea! Wontons were malformed and slimey. The broth was almost black in color, and crispy noodles were brown in color as if they were deep fried in old oil. I hope that one day they will get back to their old glory but for now… I’ll eat elsewhere.

Not the best or worst Chinese I’ve ever had! They are very quick and Inexpensive. Wonderful customer service!

It’s not the best but not the worst Chinese I’ve had. I usually order the General Tso’s Chicken with the egg rolls, and their recipes have drastically improved over the years. The fried rice is served with what tastes like scrambled egg mixed in with it and actually makes for a much more delicious taste than the onions that usually get mixed in with fried rice. Cheap isn’t a word I would use to describe them, plan to spend $ 12-​$ 15 if you’re getting a full combo. Definitely worth it if you’re hungry for some filling Chinese.

Have ordered from here for years, and it has been going downhill for years. The drivers who deliver are awesome, friendly, courteous. The food on the other hand has become barely edible. We ordered Orange Beef and Kung Pao Chicken. The orange beef tasted like deep fried straw, and the Kung Pao Chicken… did not even come close. We will be dumping those menus tonight

Live in the village and this place has never been disappointing. We have tried many different items on the menu over the years and we keep coming back cause it is all soo good!

I am not going to be fancy here. This is just bad Chinese food folks. We ordered standards. Pan fried dumplings, Kung pao chicken, and beef curry. We finished none of it and not because the portions were super generous. I really thing this may be the poorest excuse for Chinese carry-​out in the area.

Best Chinese in the area, fast delivery and delicious food.

Everyone in East Village knows that this is the best Chinese restaurant within a mile of our community. If you want the best Chinese restaurant within 10 miles, then you have to head to Michael’s Noodles at T-​Square in Rockville.
As expected, Hunan Express serves everything! Chicken with broccoli, General Tso’s, wonton soup, egg rolls, lo mein, fried rice, Hunan beef, Moo Shu pork, Kung Pao bean curd, etc.
This joint is open like 12 hours a day so you can call in and come by 5 minutes later to see that your food is hot and ready. How do they get your food ready so quickly? They are obsessed with making the customer happy. Customer service is their #1 priority.
I tend to get the string beans Szechuan Style. This dish is pretty spicy, but it doesn’t tear my stomach to shreds. Any of the tofu (aka bean curd) dishes are solid choices. My mom swears by the chicken with broccoli. The broccoli IS good. The chicken tastes okay. It lacks a punch. The fortunes inside the fortune cookies tend to be repeats though.
They also serve sushi here but similarly to my ex-​girlfriend, I don’t trust it. They’ll only let you down.

I’ve been a customer of this restaurant since 1997, but no more. I ordered dinners for both my husband and myself. The food arrived and my husband’s egg rolls were missing, so I called the restaurant which is literally a ¼ of a mile away to see if they would bring them. I was told by a very rude disrespectful young woman that although I was charged for the dinners since I didn’t use the number on the menu I was not getting my egg rolls, I replied that’s fine but I will never order from you again. Even as I am sitting here I cannot believe how she replied. She said «I don’t care if you never order from us again». She also said she was the owner. I have since found out she was not in fact the owner but the owner’s daughter. He may want to remove her from phone duties since this is one long term customer who will find another Chinese restaurant that cares whether or not I remain they’re customer for the next 16 years!

They get 5 stars from me because they do my favorite dish, Hot Crispy Beef, very well, it’s cheap, and the portions are HUGE. Instant win from me.
While they have a little bar bench to eat at, this place is meant for delivery and take out. They make it very fast, large portions, and good prices. I haven’t been disappointed by any dish here.

If you’re in the market for fast, cheap, Chinese food, you’ve come to the right spot.
They’re one of the better places in the area for this kind of food.
The portions are HUGE. Seriously, my husband and I usually split the General Tso’s chicken and an order of steamed pork dumplings.
They also have some basic sushi options (californai rolls, eel, etc.) that are halfway decent if you’re not up for going out to a restaurant.

This is one of my best chinese restaurants because they are really fast, moreover, the food tastes really good. I cannot wait to jump there when I have an occasion.

Cheap crappy Chinese American food. I get carry out when I’m craving it. They also have California rolls.
Portions are usually pretty big. ++

One would think that after a huge dim sum that lasted from 11am — 1pm. Then ice cream. Then a 2 hour nap immediately following the ice cream, that one would not be particularly hungry for dinner. However, that person is obviously not me, as when I awaken from my nap I was consumed by a ravenous hunger and started to hunt for carry out menus.
It’s an unfortunate fact that I am often overwhelmed by guilt over my terrible eating habits. These feelings of guilt are usually preceded by a visit with my ever lovely, but critical mother. However, when I am feeling guilty, I clean house and toss out carry out menus. And thusly, on a wet and rainy Sunday evening, having just woken up from a long nap, and desperately hungry, I realize that I had thrown out every single Chinese delivery menu. It was only by the grace of my everlasting laziness that I unearthed the menu for Hunan Express, which had left a flier on the door a few weeks prior, and which was still lying forelorning on the side table by the door. Out of options, I decided to give them a try.
I ordered the chicken with black bean sauce (which was marked to be spicy), and my husband ordered the pork moo shu (in honor of the swine flu). We were told that it would take 45 minutes before it would be delivered (at this point, panic sets in on my face). However a quick 20 minutes later, there is a knock on our door, and lo! It is our food! HURRAH!
Although my chicken with black bean sauce had a chili pepper next to it on the menu (denoting that it’s spicy), there was absolutely no spice to the dish at all, and the black bean sauce was more reminiscent of a brown sauce then a black bean sauce. That being said, it was still a tasty dish with plenty of veggies and tender slices of chicken — as long as I accepted that the «chicken with black bean sauce (spicy)» was really «chicken with veggies in a brown sauce (no spice)». Eh. My husband’s moo shu pork was loaded with crunchy veggies and the pancakes that it was served with were chewy and sweet which was a nice surprise. What I loved, besides the speed of the delivery, is that they also gave us two containers of rice. Usually, when one orders moo shu, because it is served with pancakes, they won’t give an extra container of rice — no worries here.
Please keep in mind that this *IS* crappy American-​Chinese food. By no stretch of the imagination should it *EVER* be considered authentic Chinese food. However, for what it was, it hit the spot (even if my dish was totally misrepresented). Most importantly, they were fast, delivering in 20 minutes with the rain, on a Sunday at 6. That’s worth an extra star! So glad my lazy butt didn’t trash this menu in my last bout of guilt cleaning frenzy!