Chinese Food


Chinese Food

(4 votes)

Written by Matt Landau

Friday, February 10 2006

Would I go back again? Yes (Location: El Cangrejo) FOOD: xxx SERVICE: xxx AMBIENCE:xx PRICE:$ OVERALL:xxx

This small strip mall restaurant looks pretty unassuming from the outside—as it sits next to a bar, small café, and copy machine store.
The inside is surprisingly typical too, with your red Chinese lanterns, large murals of Chinese countryside, and familiar menus. The first thing I noticed, was that there were several Chinese families eating there which is always a good sign. I tried my best to steal a peak at what they had ordered, but it seemed like all their dishes had come off a special menu, one that I was not privy to. Needless to say, I had a great meal. The broccoli in garlic came as this heaping mount of perfectly seared florets chock full of garlicy yummyness. The place was dirt cheap (about $5 for my whole meal) and they run specials at lunchtime for $1.99. I'll definitely be a return customer here and maybe next time, I'll be offered the VIP bill of fare. Nah, probably not.

Comments (2)

Mary Roush: That's the name of this restaurant?

It's called "Chinese Food"? Weird...but descriptive, I guess.

November 07, 2007

sutton47: Cinese food

I have a problem, even here in Europe, that I become dreadfully ill with some Chinese food because of MSG. This addative keeps me in bed for a whole day, feeling like a sack of ****.I'm sure that you guys are immune to MSG poisoning but I think I'll stay with the fresh fish and a good American style burger.

March 04, 2008

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