China Express

Good food, tasty, service is good. The store has nice chilly source/oil. I ordered spicy chicken, veggies and fried rice, cost 6.75.

Doesn't even deserve one star.. horrrrrrible food! Tasted really bad.. even the texture was really bad.

Convenient mall Chinese food--but how does it taste? A lot of you young 'uns may not remember this, but back in the 1980s women's magazines in America would have these startlingly inauthentic "Chinese" recipes. You'd see recipes like "Chinese pineapple surprise" which was boneless chicken, pineapple, ketchup, and just a hint of soy sauce for that "unique Asian flavor."

I remember my mom cooking those sorts of things. And the food at this place tastes just like that! You don't taste garlic or rice wine or pepper or sesame oil. Just plain ol' chicken and soy sauce and rice. It's not terrible but definitely not worth a detour. Cheap as heck, though: my two-entree meal was like $7. (See pic.) Fellow Gen X and older folks, relive the American Chinese food of the 70s and 80s right here in sunny Delaware!

DISGUSTING!!!
We were both getting hangry, so we needed a quick bite. I regret deciding on this dump. While I was ordering, I asked if the platter came with vegetables. The woman said yes. I get to a table & open my container& there are no vegetables. My fountain soda was flat. My husband ordered peppered beef, and he said he honestly can't tell if it's fish or not.

I decided I wanted to go back to tell them how awful it was (which I did as nicely as possible), and the woman told me it wasn't peppered steak it was pork. So I'm like "Well, why does the sign say peppered steak then?" Oh, well THAT'S steak. I pay $40 for one pound for that beef. It's good beef.

Ok, whatever, looney tune. Nobody pays $40 for a pound of crappy Chinese takeout beef. Now I'm seriously worried that we're going to get food poisoning.

The food was "okay", but I wouldn't give 2 stars just off that. I felt the customer service was poor. First off, let me say that I know working in a mall can suck. I did it back in college in Atlanta, GA. I worked at a mall called Perimeter Mall, but I digress... With the typical mallrat children/teenagers, low life's, and generally weird people frequenting any mall in America - there comes some stress to the mall employees. However, this is the job you chose. Out of tons of other jobs...I might add. So, I feel it's important to do your job well and amicably. Oh yeah, I feel like the "amicable" part is part of the job - not a result that you get when your lucky, or attractive, or intelligent, etc.
I did not like the annoyed and cold demeanor of the staff. I felt that them limiting me to one sample was odd. However, I did not complain. When the 2nd woman came to the counter she started pointing to different entrees remarking "good!" (I guess she was helping me choose...without knowing me.), I did not complain. Even we they starting speaking in another language while serving me - clearly annoyed at the time taken by me to chose entrees off sight alone, I did not complain. All of those observations together = last visit for me. Go around the corner to Chick-fil-A, their service could make a vegetarian happy!

Love their special order tofu. General tso or veggie tofu, they make it fresh to order. Takes about 5-10minutes. Also, their lo mein is some of my favorite in the area. Honestly, very good for a Chinese place in a mall. Yummmmm

Great place to grab quick bite. Make sure you try the egg rolls, not filling but very tasty.

I have been here several times before and the food was good. However,my husband picked up an order of the orange chicken or so he thought today and it was not even edible. It wasn't even the orange chicken if you ask me. There was NO CHICKEN IN THE CHICKEN. It was like burnt scraps from the bottom of the pan or wok which ever they use. I called them and they said nothing. Maybe the person who answered didn't speak English. Soooooo disappointing. We live in PA so going back was not worth it. Will definitely rethink eating there again.

Really decent Chinese food for a mall food court. I'd recommend this over Master Wok or Sarku Japan ANY day.

Also, the staff here is so nice and friendly. I used to come here when I was little and some of them still recognize me and make remarks about how tall I've gotten :)

stopped here for a quick lunch. they have their own seating section which is nice so you don't have to fight for a table in the middle of the mall. Had the sesame chicken with lo mein. both pretty good. also had an order of dumplings. they were pretty good too. not as doughy as some chinese restaurants but better than most japanese restaurants i have had. would eat here again if looking for a quick lunch in the mall.