My kid brother & I use to have a car service spot in the side street use to get take out from them good stuff its a shame they had to close down hope they have another store somewhere in Brooklyn the staff was nice also had a good experience.
Daniel E.
Tu valoración: 2 Brooklyn, NY
Shockingly bad food. The Chinese is mediocre, but the Mexican is absolutely inedible.
Slimmy J.
Tu valoración: 1 Brooklyn, NY
i ordered blindly from this place because there was a menu on the coffee table. i thought oh… ok ill get mexican. i ordered a chicken burrito and a coke and remember thinking that the guy taking my order sounded asian. then i looked closer at the menu and discovered that the place was called«china 1» i was really confused and thought, «did i just order mexican food from a chinese place?» but kept an open mind. the food came quickly. but when i opened up i discovered they forgot to put the coke i ordered and the burrito looked absolutely horrible. The shredded cheese looked like melted plastic and the black beans, oh god the black beans, looked like someone took a giant black crap in my burrito. I’m not kidding. they must have been sitting out all day and turned into an awful pasty and lumpy substance that should never have been served. I was really hungry so i scooped out some of the chicken and ate a few pieces before dumping the whole thing in the garbage. Worst food I have had in NYC to date.
Martin W.
Tu valoración: 3 Brooklyn, NY
When I am in Bay Ridge it is hard to find a decent place for a burrito. I have been to places on 3rd avenue and all I can say is eh. One thing you have to know is burritos were invented in Texas. So I do not know what is meant when people say traditional. I have been a little bias on this issue. Burrito — Pretty damn good. Diced tomatoes, guacamole, lettuce, sour cream, cheese, black beans, yellow rice, grilled strips of meat and the pressed doughy tortilla. Which is lightly heated on the grill. I have experienced the Mexican style which comes with radish and no sour cream or lettuce. And this version is more to my liking. You have to be open minded to different tastes and combinations. I especially love to get extra diced tomatoes to add to this conglomeration of food. So even though it is made by an ethnic culture other than, this stuff is A-ok in my taste buds view.
Harmony I.
Tu valoración: 3 Phoenix, AZ
This is the closest chinese place to my apartment, so I go here often. The lady who is always at the register taking orders is always pleasent and remembers what I order. The hot and sour soup is great and the dumplings very good. The Mexican food is ok, I’ve had tacos and nachos and they were actually pretty good. Nothing stands out here, but they are friendly, fast and have a clean kitchen.
Jennifer M.
Tu valoración: 2 Belleville, NJ
The name says it all people. It tasted like chinese food. I like chinese food but I do not like my mexican tasting chinese. You got me? I live in a very diverse neighborhood where theres some real down home mexican joints where the english language doesnt even touch the menu. Now thats the kinda mexican food i wanna eat. This also goes for the chinese restaurants too. Now while I am all for equality in this world I do not think we need to integrate Chinese Food and Mexican in the same location. So please stop. I know i should have known by the name of it but i got the val pak and the menu was in there and i was curious. shoot me. 2 Stars bc they gave me 3 free sour creams. HOLLA.
