China One

i’ll say it like this i cannot tell you if everything is bad or not based on just eating the veggie lo mein, but the lo mein was okay not my fav but okay! i like the veggies they used! Mushrooms, snow peas, celery, just to name some. the noodles itself was bigger then the norm to me, it kinda reminded me of spaghetti or something. the prices are average, restrooms are clean, dine in or take out, no drive thru, nice guy at the counter, there was 4 people ordering and it took about 10 mins to get my 2 orders of lo mein noodles, ill check it out again in the future…

I’m not surprised there was only one other person here at noon on a Sunday. The teen behind the counter barely said anything. No hello, no smile, no thank you. Maybe he was just having a bad day.
BF didn’t really want to go, but I wanted to give them a chance. They couldn’t be that bad… there was only one review to give them any credit!
Bf and I made our first trip in early January, there was still a lot of snow on the ground. We were both so cold in the dining room that we left our coats on while we waited for our food.
We had ordered in, so we were waiting at our table. After a reasonable amount of time, the guy came out of the kitchen, said, «here you go», and walked back into the kitchen. By this time, another person had come in to the building and was waiting around for the guy to come from the front, so we didn’t know if it was hers or ours. The food was in to-​go «attire» — plastic bag with food containers in it, so we figured it was hers. After a minute or so, the guy came back out and looked at the girl until she piped up that she wanted to order to-​go. We knew then that the food that had been sitting there was ours. BF got up and confirmed with the guy before bringing it back.
They didn’t have any napkins, so we tried to keep our saucy food off our faces. He got the General Tso’s Chicken was great! I had their Pepper Steak and thought it was equally good. On another trip, their Hot & Sour was good along with their lo mein.
A couple had came in during the middle of our meal. They were greeted, no smile still, but asked if it was for here or to go. When their food was ready, he brought it to them on a tray.
They do take credit cards, but you have to spend a certain amount — $ 10 if I remember correctly.
Honestly, they have some of the best Chinese food (I’ve been to quite a few around OKC that just didn’t quite make the cut.). I’ll go ahead and put up with the guy who doesn’t want to have anything to do with me cooking my food so I can eat it.

Absolute worst General Tso’s chicken I have ever had. Dry, bland, cold… tasted a couple days old. I couldn’t even finish it. Horrible. Go to Panda Express, right across MacArthur.