Shanghai China Restaurant

Ordered the broccoli beef and tomato beef lunch special. Loads of food for about $12. Each came with ample rice (which I like) and fried egg roll. Food isn't the best but is definitely fine for the price. I'm used to a tangy tomato beef, but this place seems to cook it in a different sauce. Still good though.

Good Chinese food at a very good price. Crowded at lunch time but they always seem to find you a seat. Menu has a nice variety. I recommend the chow fun or, if you're into spicy, the mongolian beef:(remember to tell the waitress you want it spicy). Wonton soup rocks!

I really like the house fried rice. It comes with some chicken, some bbq chasu, and some shrimp (3). Sometimes the take out comes in a paper box and some other times it comes in a plastic small tray. I wonder why. Ive eaten there in person only once to try their lunch menu, which consists on a bowl of soup, a mini spring roll, plain rice, and a meat/veggie. The quantity is pretty big. The soup I had was the egg and tofu soup, very tasty. I got the chicken string beans combo, which doesnt show on the menu but shows on the small blackboard on the wall. The photos i added are from take out I did some weeks ago. the sesame chicken was very tasty, and i really liked the string beans dish too. The other meats (mongolian beef and pork ribs) were so-so. For an order above $35, the fried rice or noodles dish comes for free (but you have to ask for it). Service is fair, prices are cheap (usually under $10 per person), and they are fast.

Prices are great for the amount of food you get. We ordered delivery and it was on time and hot. Noodles were a little thicker than I like and the sesame chicken had alot of breading. All in all, good food.

Ordered a take out; even at a busy hour, the speed was still fast. The price is okay, on the bit expensive side. Although the service was not that superb, the food is okay. There is a diver range of Chinese food with different styles and dishes. Was hoping to get more serve for the take out, but apparently dinning in would get you more. The inside is definitely nothing too fancy; crowed and kind of untidy.

Food arrived hot, fresh, and fast within 40 minutes. General Gau's Chicken, Hunan Crispy Beef, and Beef Chow Mein. My only critique is that the Chicken dish could use some veggies, so consider ordering some on the side. Overall, flavor of the dishes was quite good and portions generous.