Andy’s China Dragon Express

My husband ordered shrimp lo mein and when he got home and opened his meal he found it had no shrimp in it. He called them and the owner told him he ordered vegetable lo mein but he clearly ordered Shrimp lo mein. The owner was not apologetic at all and did not try to make this right. We will NEVER go to this place again! Would of gave ZERO star if I could of!

Got severe food poisoning from here. One of the dirtiest Chinese restaurants I’ve ever been to and would not recommend this place to anyone. Went here with four other individuals, ordered food and experienced ridiculously slow service, and when we got our meals it all tasted like burnt, charred meat and salt. All of us got severely sick that night and ended up vomiting as well. Stay clear of this place and eat somewhere that doesn’t give you diarrhea.

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We’ve had one great experience and one bad. Maybe we will go back and third time will be our tiebreaker? Portions were big. They drowned the food in sauce the second time. That caught be off guard as I am not used to this with pick up. Everything was soggy… Ask for sauce on side and you should be good.

Quality has declined over the years. I have been a regular local customer for over two years and after my most recent experience, I will no longer buy from them.
I’ll start with the only pros: Fast and friendly delivery people.
Unfortunately, that’s about it. They have recently hiked their delivery minimum from $ 10 to $ 15, while the quality of food has steadily been decreasing. Not that it was too great to being with; very greasy and I’ve ordered white rice before that was covered in what looked like dirt.
However, the worst has been their decline in customer service; the customer is NOT always right when it comes to the owners of this establishment.
Today, me and my girlfriend ordered two combos with no vegetables, as we do almost every time we order. The food arrived, to our disappointment, with vegetables.
We had recieved incorrect orders before, but let it slide without calling. This time we called back to explain the problem, and the lady on the phone was extremely defensive and rude. She argued that ‘I was wrong,’ and that ‘she wasn’t paying attention and that I should have made sure that SHE got the order right.‘
She started to say how ‘vegetables are good for you anyway,’ and that I should be happy with my order. At this point, I tried to politely ask for a refund, to which she replied ‘no, it wasn’t our fault. We can send another order, but you would have to pay an additional delivery fee,’ to which I had enough and hung up.
Do NOT bother with this place. There are many better Chinese places in Sandusky. I would recommend the China Dragon Buffet in the Walmart plaza. It is right off of 250 near the exits to Rt 2.

Excellent food, kindest people you’ll ever meet! Gave our puppy a treat & sang a «welcome to Ohio» song, as we are visiting from California. We highly recommend this place! :)

First drive thru chinese restaurant Ive ever been to. I was expecting to wait in the car for 10−15min, but they were surprisingly quick within 5 mins. I ordered the large general tso chicken combo with drink and egg roll for about little over $ 11. Large without combo is $ 8.50, regular is $ 6.50. I rate chinese food based on how good their general chicken is. Sandusky has disappointed me again. This is the 2^nd chinese takeout I’ve been to in town and both their general tso chicken suck. The general chicken here doesn’t take like general tso chicken. Theres just something missing. It tasted like mcdonalds chicken nuggets just covered with a sauce. The other place I rated wasn’t good either, but better than this place. I wouldn’t recommend.

Absolutely love this place! Great employees and lots of food! Love this chinese place!

Tried Andy’s last year when we went to Cedar Point.
Being a fan of chinese food and in Cedar Point for almost a full week I was craving some good chinese. We used to spend the whole day at the amusement park eating junk food and by the time we left were so exhausted and all we needed were naps. Andy’s was one of the only few places that were open at that time.
Enjoyed the food thoroughly, cheap, good quantity and he makes it spicy if you ask him. We went there twice during our one week stay in Sandusky Ohio. Will definitely go again if I ever end up in Sandusky ohio again!
We met the owner and he was also the chef!

I was never inclined to try this place but after hearing some rave reviews by friends, I thought I’d give it a go.
Upon entering there was a nice saltwater tank and the décor was done well enough that there was only a hint of the previous taco bell. Had I not known, I might not have even noticed.
The counter attendant was cheerful and helpful asking us what we liked in our dishes and pointed out a few specialties. The menu is streamlined into numbered selections with combo options so ordering’s a breeze even if you’re not familiar with this genre of food.
We found a table and when our ticket was called over the speakers went up and got our dishes. Up to this point our visit was pleasant enough but I wish I could say that carried over to the food.
Even though we were dining in, our food was served in styrofoam to-​go containers. The portions were huge so maybe it was just to eliminate the obvious but I found it a little tacky.
I had ordered the hunan chicken and my first bite was rubbery with a large piece of cartilage or something that I had to spit into my napkin. Being optimistic and willing to forgive a small oversight, I tried a few more pieces to find that all the chicken in the dish had a strange rubbery texture. Like clam strips… I eventually pushed it all to the side and stuck to the rice and veggies. They were pleasant but nothing phenomenal.
It’s a shame that the food isn’t prepared and presented with more care. The place is on to something with it’s simplicity and great staff but based on the food, I doubt I’ll return.

Situated in what was previously a Taco Bell, Andy’s is cheap, quick, Chinese. Overall, it’s not too bad, but I’ve had better.
If you want a little better food, Home Village is down the street and Ming’s Garden is practically across the street.