The Great Wall

Stopped by here today. I was hoping this was the same «Great Wall» that has been in Omaha for years. In the Old Market, near 72^nd & Dodge, and most recently in the 132^nd & Q area.
Well, I am still not sure. The hot and sour soup was good, and the Moo-​Shu pork was good, although not served with crepes as is traditional. I also ordered the Shrimp Toast which is one of my favorites. It was delicious.
Overall, the service was good, the food came quick and everything tasted good. No complaints.

I’ve been coming here for years, and have not once been let down in terms of flavor or service. The menu is comprehensive, there is something for almost every taste. Special requests are well-​accepted, I get almost everything made spicy. They also offer a complementary bowl of soup — either egg drop or hot & sour — if you dine inside. The chef is very dedicated and consistently makes delicious food fairly quickly.
Definitely the one restaurant I will always be coming back to!

I used to like this place and recently had such a terrible experience here that I plan to never return. Normally the prices were reasonable and they would spice up their garlic chicken for me and it was delicious. However, not a fan of rice, I would get lo mien — I was told there was an up charge, which I expected but when I got to the window and learned my $ 6 lunch was around $ 11, I was appalled. The woman at the window just said she was new and had to do what the main guy told her. The lo mien now cost 2 — they charged for each sweet and sour sauce even though lunch came with a crab rangoon and an eggroll. I didn’t get my free soda and due to my complaining about the pot smell out back where I had ordered — she left the window. The cook then served my food — I try not to focus on judging people, but this guy either had terrible hygiene or chew all over his mouth. When I got home to eat it, it still tasted good until I quit eating it with the hair I found in it. Unfortunately, that ruined the meal for me and I will no longer be returning to this establishment.

This is my favorite Chinese place for fried rice. It is super delicious. Not dry and stale like most Chinese places.
I go here a few times a week and I normally get the Lite Dinner which is a small order of a main entrée, an egg roll, crab rangoon, and a drink. All for 6 bucks.
If you go inside to eat you can have a complementary cup of egg drop or sweet and sour soup.
They recently hired new workers and they are really nice and friendly. I don’t know what the other reviewer is talking about but those workers aren’t the ones I know!