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Businiess name:
Taste of China Chinese Rstrnt
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Review by:
Amy S.
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Review content:
Based off of online reviews, my significant other and I decided to try this place. We were far more than disappointed, we were laughing by the time we exited. This could easily be one of your typical mall-based Chinese food establishments. The food is not good. It's not bad, it's just not tasty. I couldn't finish my meal. It was overpriced for what you get. You can serve yourself water from a cooler on the side of the place, from a plastic pitcher, and drink it in styrofoam cups. You can also make a cup of tea using the hot water they keep in a coffee pot and a tea bag (and those classy styrofoam cups). The food itself really isn't bad. It's just not good. There are no good spices, nothing to make you ever want to come back there. The service was very bland. When I ordered at the counter I don't believe the woman ever spoke to me but to tell me the price of the meal. She didn't even great us, her only customers in the place, when we came in. You can get decent carry out, but you'd be better even going down the street a little ways to Szechwan Village, where for about the same price you get far more food and far better service.
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