Where to begin...\nSo, I don't usually eat Chinese food because I'm particularly picky with the amount of oils and sodium. I decided to try this place out since it is near my beau's house and he claims the food is delicious... Let's just say I need to take him down to Chinatown and really have him question his palate for real Chinese food! We ordered the following:\n\n- orange chicken/ steam rice\n- Mongolian beef/ pork fried rice\n- egg drop soup\n- won ton soup\n- egg rolls\n\n\nBest thing about the orange chicken was that they used actual orange peel in the marinade, other than that, it was chewy and needed seasoning possibly a bit of sweetness and crunch.\nMongolian beef was also lacking flavor and too chewy, as if it was the same protein from 3 days prior. Not at all spicy as it claimed to be and was covered in onions.\nPork fried rice was decent. I'd order this again.\nEgg drop soup was also tasty and glad it wasn't salty.\nWon ton soup broth was delicious, but a bit salty and the won tons were definitely pre frozen and the pork inside the won ton was rubbery and tasted like jerky. Who knows how long they've been stored.\nEgg rolls were yummy, although the ingredients inside were questionable, but good.\n\nAll in all some of the items were just ok. I don't think it's enough to make me eat here again though. Definitely was not impressed and will make a detour to Panda Express or even Chinatown instead. Next...