China House

" I had dinner at China House with a couple of friends during the weekend. Initially, we were all excited about trying their dishes, but unfortunately, we were all left feeling the same: disappointed. The food seemed reheated — my spicy eggplant was not spicy at all and the fried rice tasted bland. The price range didn’t match the quality; it felt overpriced for what we received. I think there's potential, but they definitely need to enhance their cooking technique and maybe revamp their menu. I wish I could say we'd return, but I don’t think we will. " (*Curated Review*)

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" After hearing a lot of buzz about China House, I finally decided to visit for a takeout dinner. I ordered the broccoli and shrimp, expecting fresh ingredients and authentic flavors. Unfortunately, the dish fell short. The broccoli was overcooked, and the shrimp was mushy. The fried rice seemed more like a hastily prepared side than an integral part of the dish. To top it off, I felt the pricing was excessive for what I received. However, I did appreciate the friendly service, and I was given extra egg rolls at no charge! Overall, I would say it's a decent option if you’re craving Chinese food in a crunch, but it might not satisfy a true aficionado of authentic cuisine. I may return, but with lower expectations. " (*Curated Review*)

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" We tried China House for the first time last week and were pleasantly surprised! The food was better than expected. The orange chicken had an excellent crispiness, and the shrimp tasted fresh. Service was quick, and the staff were polite. Although I think the prices are on the higher side for Chinese food, the quality of the food makes it worth a visit. I would certainly suggest stopping by if you haven't yet tried it! " (*Curated Review*)

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" I had a very pleasant experience at China House this past weekend! A friend and I decided to try their lunch special, which was incredibly satisfactory. The General Tso's chicken was surprisingly good, with just the right amount of crunch and spice. The staff was friendly, welcoming us with big smiles and making our order feel special. I also appreciated that we were given a complimentary soup, which added a nice touch to our meal. Though the prices are a bit steep for lunch, the quality of the food and good service may justify them. I would certainly recommend this place for anyone looking for a quick lunch in the area! " (*Curated Review*)

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" Lately, I've noticed a drop in quality at China House. I used to enjoy the taste and texture of their fried rice, but recently it’s too oily and lacking flavor. Also, the portions seem to have shrunk compared to previous visits. While the price remains the same, I don't think it reflects the value offered. The ambiance is fine, and the staff continues to be friendly, but if this downward trend continues, I may have to search for new options nearby. " (*Curated Review*)

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" My husband and I had a lovely date night at China House recently. The atmosphere was quite pleasant; it felt cozy and welcoming. We shared a few dishes, including their dumplings and orange chicken, both of which were scrumptious. The service was attentive, with our server checking on us at just the right intervals. Although the prices were a bit higher than expected, we certainly didn’t mind paying for the quality experience we received. We'll likely return for another date night soon. " (*Curated Review*)

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" I was really looking forward to dining at China House after hearing positive things, but unfortunately, my experience didn’t match the hype. While the restaurant has a clean space and friendly staff, the authenticity of the food left a lot to be desired. I ordered the General Tso's chicken, and it tasted overly sweet without the promised heat. I could see that the shrimp fried rice had more coloring than flavor. As much as I wanted to love it, I don't think I'll be coming back again, at least not anytime soon. For a place that only offers mediocre Chinese food, the prices are just too high. I felt like I was paying for the location rather than the food itself. " (*Curated Review*)

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