Great Wall Restaurant

I used to go to Great Wall several times a week. However, recently the owner is changed. The food gets worse, yet the service is the worst. I am so annoyed that I will not be there again. For instance, here is what just happened: I ordered to take out a noodle soup and other dishes. When I got home, there is soup but no noodles. I called to complain, but they (including the owner whom I heard in the background) insisted that the noodles are in a separate container. Well, obviously I emptied the whole plastic bag before calling them. How could I not see it, if it\r were there?? Yet they insisted again and again there were. After going back and forth about ten times, they ""agreed"" to let me go back to pick ""another"" up. Well, apparently I would not spend 40 minutes driving back and forth on the snow-covered road just to get the noodles, and they knew it. Besides that, the container of another disk was broken, and the sauce flowed all over. In fact, they don't know how to pack take-outs, and always pack dishes with sauces in improperly sealed container. There is not once when the take-out did not make a mess. For another instance, once when we dined in the Great Wall, we found a few r0aches' legs in a dish. We called the waiter to complain, and he insisted that that was impossible. After we showed him several of those, he said he would take it back to the kitchen to find out what they were. He came back claiming that those were shrimps'. Well, r0aches' legs and shrimps' surely look very different. Did they even expect us to believe the story??\r \r Stay away from this restaurant. If you must, carefully examine all your take out items before leaving. Look out for anything suspectible in your dishes. Cons: cleanliness, awful service more

This is one of our favorite Chinese restaurants in this area. The food is good all the typical dishes at the usual prices. We get the beef and broccoli, General Tsos chicken, and mixed vegetables in brown sauce, all for around 7 or 8 bucks, with lots of complementary hot tea. The atmosphere is nicer than most Chinese restaurants in the area, but still fairly casual. There are comfy booths and a mural of the Great Wall. There is a buffet located in the back of the restaurant, which is nice to have it out of the way for those ordering off the menu. I have seen large groups seated in an out of the way section as well. Pros: Comfy atmosphere, good food Cons: Gets very busy more