China Max

This place was absolutely terrible. I would recommend to never go there. They give the good Chinese food out as samples and then give you terrible food when you go buy some. Way overpriced me and my fiancé literally took two bites and had to throw it away it and go somewhere else it was so disgusting. Save your time and go somewhere worth eating.

China Max, they get me with the samples every time. I had the salt and pepper shrimp two pieces for a dollar!!! The shrimp was huge not particularly peppery but tasty none the less.
My kid sister was not pleased with her General Tso’s it was bland and gummy and the lo mien noodles that she got with it were drier than the Sierra desert.

After feeling down after a long afternoon of shopping at Ross Park Mall this weekend, I was starving and just had to get something in the food court. I hate eating in the food court and opted for China Max since the line was nonexistent compared to the thirty people swarming Chick-​fil-​A. A sample of the Orange Chicken confirmed that I wasn’t making a terrible decision.
I ended up ordering the Orange Chicken with Fried Rice and Crab Rangoons. I was very surprised — it was all delicious (especially for under $ 7)! The Orange Chicken was tender with great flavor and a good amount of sauce. The Fried Rice was also tasty and well-​seasoned, and I saw a descent amount of egg mixed throughout (my favorite part of fried rice). I loved the three Crab Rangoons, which had a lot of warm, gooey filling.
Is it silly and embarrassing that I look forward to going back to Ross Park again to eat in the food court? Yes, it is, but I know that I will be craving China Max sometime soon!

I forgot to mention that China Max was giving out free samples during our Ross Park Mall ordeal, and in sampling their food, I found that they make a sesame chicken that is as tender and sweet as a grandmother’s hug. We didn’t want to fill up too much since we were waiting 2.5 hours for a seat at Cheesecake Factory and opted for a snack at the sub-​par Oh Oh Burrito instead to tide us over.
Thus ends this Public Service Announcement. Hating on Ross Park Mall will resume.