Classic Chinese Cuisine

I’m going to disagree with Kevin. Not everything has rice and soup. I ordered two things. One didn’t come with either, and one had soup (cuz of the wontons), and no rice.
That being said, this place is okay.
Had:
Chinese burger ($ 1.49) — It’s beautiful in the picture. The bun looks fresh and Chinese. What I ended up with looked like an English muffin with sauced minced pork in it. There was no cilantro either. It tasted good (the pork was a tad salty, but the English muffin balanced that off considerably) and surprisingly, the English muffin worked relatively well (I’m not a fan of English muffins), but they could have adhered a lot better to the classic Chinese burger or minced meat bun. Price wise though, not bad.
Shanghai wontons in soup ($ 3.99) — 16 wontons for $ 3.99. Really not bad. Cheap. Wonton wrappers weren’t too thick. They could have been thinner, but I understand that Shanghai wontons usually don’t have the thinnest skins. The soup, as Kevin said, doesn’t have MSG or chicken essence. That’s a plus, but that they didn’t do enough to the soup to make up for those lost flavors. As a result, the soup was a tad bland.
Side notes:
Their English isn’t so great.
They don’t have condiments on the side (soy sauce, chili oil, etc.).
Their tea is self serve, and it’s served in a juice jug, so there’s a good chance you’ll be drinking cold tea, not hot tea.
All in all though, those two items were cheap eats. $ 5.50 ish total. I’ll probably be back.

The Dong Po Pork is terrific! There are no MSG or Chicken Essence. Everything includes rice and soup and there are no tax at all. Highly recommended.