The Great Wall

This place is so clean. The food was made fresh and came out very fast. The food tasted amazing! I will be going back in for more.

I always accept the food at great wall until i found a black hair twice in the food. sorry, i will go to other great wall now.

Some of the best Chinese fast food I’ve had. I typically get the chicken lo mein and it’s always delicious, as is the pork fried rice and crab rangoon. I love that it’s made fresh when you order it and doesn’t sit out in a display case all day under heat lamps. Employees are always friendly and accommodating. Highly recommended.

For all my hemming and hawing about the crappiness of Americanized Chinese food compared to something with authenticity, sometime you just want something quick and easy. You especially want it when it’s Christmas Eve and 95% of Wichita was closed as of four o’clock in the afternoon.
There’s a bunch of Great Wall restaurants around the city, but I don’t how much association they have with each other. Perhaps it was a loose sharing of name to create an image of brand identity. Perhaps it’s just a coincidence and all of these restaurants just chose the most generic Chinese restaurant name of all time. Whatever the case, this Great Wall seems independently owned, which I liked.
The dish itself wasn’t very memorable — I always order the Szechuan something in hopes of getting some spice, and it had some fresh wok-​fried veggies cooked in a generic and mildly spicy sauce. It’s probably not what Chinese people eat, but it’s certainly what I ate, and it was good enough to return the next time I have a craving for Chinese takeout.

Decent Chinese food for a decent price. Call-​in/​pickup orders are the fastest and easiest.
I tend to find their entrée’s to be a little on the greasy side, but I like it in small amounts. The egg rolls and crab rangoon are great. Once you get the hang of it, calling in and ordering is easy, but I’d recommend having the menu right there with you when you do so.
So far I’ve liked the Kung Pao Chicken, Garlic Chicken, and Chicken Lo Mein. Seems like everyone has something they like on this menu.

The closest chinese place to us that we like. (Edit, it is now the second closest place.) Its not Yen Ching or Beijing Bistro — but I like their wonton soup and lemon chicken.