Ten Full Restaurant

I would be on Cloud 9 if we had Chinese takeout like this, where I live in Georgia. We were originally going to eat in Flushing — I heard their restaurants are better than NY’s Chinatown — but after a long day, decided instead to bring food back to our motel.
Ten Full was great!
… Egg drop wonton soup — so many wontons and a tasty broth
… Roast pork chow fun — broad noodles with plenty of lean pork, sprouts, greens and other goodies
… Chicken with vegetables — lovely white sauce, generous portion of sliced, white meat chicken and veggies
I like that entrees are available in two sizes. Prices are reasonable, and the people waiting for their orders, appeared to be regulars. (With all the takeout places in Sunnyside, there’s something’s to be said for loyal clientele.)

I order pickup from Ten Full on almost a weekly basis and absolutely love it! Everyone who works there is always so nice to us and the food is consistently tasty. Love the dumplings!!! I’m actually about to order some food from them right now. Can’t wait!!!

i have been eating food from here for 25 years. the past few months i have been so disappointed that i have decided to stop trying. I really hope it changes back.

The food here is pretty solid, and we have been eating here almost once a week. Food that stands out include the fried chicken (so, so delicious), their house BBQ ribs (for the most part, executed really well), and I really do like their shrimp dishes, particularly their shrimp with garlic sauce and broccoli. Their vegetable dishes could use improvement with more variety of veggies. But overall, the food is solid, the service is fast, the prices are really great. Good place to order from!

Real good experience here. Ordered via Seamless and the food came hot and quick.
Even after ordering random stuff, still no complaints.
Thai wings — really flavorfull, great sweet and spicy tang
Calamari — surprisingly real good and not rubbery
Ribs — great portion, just needed a bit more sauce
General Tso chicken — nicely battered, not too much. Maybe just a bit too sweet and not enough spicey
Fried rice — pretty good, more or less the same anywhere
Eggroll — average, same as anywhere
Food was very good, portions were great, delivery was fast. No complaints… its a solid joint

Not sure what other experiences are like… but this was my first and last. It was absolute garbage food. Tasted like there was an off chemical taste. The beef was oldish and mushy like bad British nursing home food. The only thing Chinese here was the carton. They didn’t even include chopsticks!

This place is the bomb! They stayed open late for us to eat there, Chinese is best fresh. The prices are amazing, real 90s pricing. I had the shrimp, and mixed vegetables, it was done to perfection. My friend ordered something that wasn’t on the menu, salt and pepper shrimp, banging. This is what Wo-​Hop in Chinatown used to be. A+

Haven’t been here in half a year since it’s a bit far for us. Our usual Chinese place local to us, they changed for the worse therefore even though it’s a bit of a trip we ordered our food here.
The pork fried rice is usual, very delicious and no MSG. Very flavorful.
Gen Tsao chicken, crispy, crunchy, flavorful. Not too overly sweet or spicy.
The wonton soup changed. Less meat filling, more doughy. Quite frankly, I don’t care. Just don’t change the broth. Very delicious beef based broth. Best soup to eat when you’re sick if you don’t have access to phở.
Egg roll. Woah, this got a lot better. Very crispy, crunchy, great pork and cabbage filling!
We’ve been eating here since 1984. They’re still consistent very good quality Chinese takeout. Not easy to say for any other place in Sunnyside.

They actually have real Chinese shrimp with veggie egg noodle in soup.
A rare find in a Chinese take out place for under $ 5. Totally worth it!

I work in the area and just had «Sesame chicken» delivered from this restaurant. I have ordered Sesame Chicken from many other Chinese restaurants, both in Queens and Manhattan, as well as other states. Every time I have ordered it, the sauce was brown. Not this time! I got some sort of pinkish sauce that tasted like sweet and sour with other stuff added to make it savory. Instead, it made it disgusting. I threw most of it away. I don’t know if they ran out of Sesame sauce and made something up, but I will never order from there again.

I was hesitant about trying this place. Normally I go to china garden, a few blocks away. What deterred me from ten full was the 3 star review, but my roommate and my friends swear by ten full, so I tried it.
I ordered crab Rangoon, eggplant with garlic sauce, and tofu with broccoli. All were delicious and it’s an added bonus that you can use your credit card. The service was fast and friendly. Crab Rangoon was much better than china gardens.
What my peers like about ten full is they say it is lighter than most places and the ingredients seem fresher.
The sauce was lighter which is great! Bc more places use too much sugar or salt.
Ingredients seemed fresh as well.
I will return!

Good food at a good price. I’ve been here a lot. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Place is quite clean and delivery is good.

I grew up eating Chinese food so while it may be unhealthy, greasy, and maybe too salty… it is one of those food genres that is a guilty pleasure for me. I know it’s bad — please leave me alone!
I have ordered from Ten Full a few times but I just will not order from here anymore… my last order had a piece of stainless steel sponge in the House Special Mei Fun dish. Not the most fun thing to be chewing whist eating. Luckily, there are plenty of other Chinese places.

At first, I found Ten Full to be an iffy restaurant at best. That was until I figured out how to order food here. You see, the items on their menu that are bad, are really bad. But the items on their menu that are good, are fantastic. I went to Ten Full on 6 different occasions. I found that anything that needs frying, i. e egg rolls, general Tso’s, sweet and sour, etc are their BAD dishes. If it’s all wok, it’s all good! Exceptional old-​school wonton soup with delicious (brown) broth and wontons. Lo mein, chow mein, and the best egg foo young anywhere. The fried rice is brown, not yellow, and has plenty of other stuff in it. Very friendly owners and a very busy take out business. It really is a good restaurant that conjures up memories of Chinese food from long ago.

Just got done literally throwing up. My husband and I agree this is the worst chinese food we have ever had. We had a coupon from
so we ordered 3 lunch specials. The sweet & sour and the greasy general t’s chicken had the same chemical canned sauce and the fried rice tasted rancid.
I am sure it was the fried rice that made me throw up. Most if the food is in the garbage because of the taste. I cannot believe I let this filth into my body and home. I suggest you do not make this mistake.

THE DELIVERY GUY IS THE RUDEST HUMAN BEING I HAVE EVER ENCOUNTERED IN MY LIFE. I got a call from him after order through grubhub, when I picked up he murmured something along the lines of having me go get my food — I wasn’t sure what he said and assumed he was at my apartment so I said «are you here? I can buzz you in, I’m at apartment 4A». That was when he aggressively yelled at me «NO, I SAID COME DOWN» and kept yelling at me to go downstairs (he obviously wasn’t willing to deliver it to my apartment door).
In addition to that, the food was mushy, oily and cold. Will NEVER order from this place again. For those who are thinking of getting food delivered — make sure you’ve got other people in your apartment — other reviews have talked about him blocking doors and not letting you get back into your apartment because people refuse to tip.

Their chicken & broccoli, chicken wings, dumplings, eggrolls, fried rice, string beans, homemade iced tea in a huge container for $ 1… all on point. (But lately, their chicken with string beans or broccoli is too peppery and/​or too salty.)
What’s not on point: the delivery guy. He was pretty rude. & while I was getting my change back & counting the change, he interrupted saying, «Tip? Where’s my tip??» I was like, «excuse me?”– you’re not supposed to ask especially if it says FREE DELIVERY. I was going to tip him, but he came off really rude. So I just gave him a dollar.
I prefer dining in. The lady that works there is nice & she looks like she enjoys what she’s doing. Sometimes I even see her kids sitting down helping her fill up the tiny containers of tartar sauce.
Minus one star for the rude delivery guy.
& if I could subtract half a star for the peppery/​salty chicken with string beans/​broccoli… I would.
But four stars will do.

Sigh. Oh, Ten Full. Your wonton soup cures on a cold day. Your beef and string beans, while overly saucy, satisfies my greasy spoon desires. Your mushy sesame chicken, sucks. Your wide noodle dishes, suck. Your egg roll, sucks. Today was my last time ordering. After having said the last three times, I am breaking up with you.
What happened, guys? You used to be the go to place. I can’t take the disappointment anymore.

Not authentic at all.
I ordered Beef w/​Scallops and Szechuan Chicken. What I got was beef & broccoli w/​some scallops and chicken & broccoli w/​some mild chili sauce.
Will never order again. Not even w/​the free coke that I got. Thanks, but no thanks.

Passing by, one wouldn’t see it as a great Chinese takeout. That’s because it’s not great, the food is slightly above average. But inside the dining tables are clean, the kitchen is clean and the food is tasty enough. Been here dozens of times in the past years by myself and with friends. Dining in only has about 4 or 5 tables and their delivery is good. The people taking your order either over the phone or at the counter are nice and can be spoken with clearly enough.
I’m going to mention a few orders and how they taste.
The texture of the rice like the pork fried rice is decent because it’s not too soft and not hard to swallow, it’s a good medium texture. The eggrolls we often try are often crispy but not crunchy crispy, eggrolls only have a light crunch factor. The inside of the eggrolls are good, right amount of salt, flavorful over all taste, the airiness of the cabbage mixture inside is right. The eggrolls often are served fresh and not over fried.
The rib tips aren’t overly chewy, but they are chewy. They are filling and meaty. I thought the Buffalo Wings were okay, the flavor wasn’t extraordinary, very light and light crisp. The chicken wings didn’t come out too great either. They are average in flavor and crisp, nothing to rave about. The General Tso’s Chicken and curry dishes are also average, tasty but slightly over done with the sauce and mediocre on flavor.
The Fish w/​Garlic Sauce on their Lunch Special is pretty good and the most recent dish I just tried today. The garlic sauce is not too heavy and blends with the fish well. It is close to heavy on the soy like sauce, close to heavy (on the medium side), so if you don’t like the heavy sauce factor let them know. It had about five really decent sized white or flounder like fish. The fish weren’t artificial or nasty, really clean, good soft texture. The fish is accompanied with broccoli, a piece of seaweed, delicious slices of water chestnut.
The Chicken Corn Soup that is included with the Lunch Special or on their soup menu is very good, it includes little pieces of chicken, carrots, celery, corn and a egg dropped in to create a thick but very tasty chicken noodle soup flavor but without the noodles. The only question does that good flavor come from scratch or stock/​powder, regardless, it is good.
In summary, the food is not spectacular worth driving a long trip to try, but decent and again above average for the locale and close proximity for the people in the neighborhood.