Chopsticks

Ok, I don’t normally Unilocal Chinese restaurants because there’s just too many and they all seem to be pretty much the same. Well I have to say I was actually surprised at how good this place is, & I mean good by the quality and taste of the food. In addition, and this is a rare find, the place was spotless. I had wonton soup, and I have to admit, it’s the best I’ve ever had. The only other thing I ordered was chicken fried rice and I would say it’s also the best chicken fried rice I’ve ever had. Here’s this little town called Dayton, Nevada, in the middle of nowhere a place called chopstix, you would think it was going to be horrible, and I’ve put off coming here because I figured that. But since there weren’t very many other choices I decided what the heck I’ll give it a try, I’m glad I did.

I’ve been here a couple of times since its located near my home. The food is okay, nothing special but not bad either. The workers are friendly and welcoming, I’d recommend going here if you aren’t too sure of the place.

Hahaha chopsticks #2
Cool, look nice clean
Food good and service also
Soup «phở beef»
And spring roll
And the pork sandwich Togo

Although, they forgot my order of Mongolian Beef, my families meals were very tasty. I hate being left out especially when I am waiting to eat something I ordered, but thank goodness the portions were big enough and I was able to eat from my families meals. Hopefully the next time they will remember my order as well…

Great food for the price, and quick service. They used to deliver but don’t anymore. We go her all the time, and also get it for take out. mmmmmmmm.

My husband and i have been here twice. First time was great! Good service, happy staff and the food was super good. But this time, not so good. The waitress seemed like she didnt want to be at work, they were vacuuming as we sat there, the cabbage had black marks on it (like when its been kept too long) and then they tryed to over charge us. Our bill was an $ 18 bill (good deal for lunch time) but they first charged us $ 35.13. All that being said, the actual Thai Sandwich was good. Would i go back again… yes, but imma pray things go better first.

We went to Dayton for grocery shopping and it was lunch time so we came here. First we thought this place is a Chinese restaurant but then I saw some display menu also included Vietnamese food.
I ordered my favorite Vietnamese rice vermicelli with grilled pork and spring roll. First of all the portion was big. I love the grilled pork and their spring roll. It was so good. The grilled pork was yummy, can taste the grilled flavor and the meat was perfect cooked mix with a little pork fat made it perfect not dry at all.
My husband ordered a Vietnamese sandwich with grilled pork too. He said it was yummy, juicy meat.
Service was friendly & nice. Price is average. Ambience is nice.
I think I just found one of new place to go to satisfy my Vietnamese appetite
Next time we’ll try their phở.
The sezchuan tofu with pork was so good. Love the tofu and the sauce was tasty. And again the vermicelli and grilled pork was always consistence with the nice flavor.
The hot and sour soup was so good.
I drove from Carson to Dayton just to go to this restaurant.

General’s chicken is overbreaded, made with frozen/​stale chicken, and the brown sauce that should go with it has been two different sauces so far, one a ketchupy sweet and sour sauce, the other a sweet chili sauce straight from the bottle. Giving 2 stars in the hopes that their Vietnamese/​Korean cuisine is better than the Chinese. Food has been cold and delayed both times I have eaten here. Will try again to see if the phở or barbecue are acceptable. Avoid the Chinese food here.

My friend and I went here for lunch
I really like good price and service only $ 6.75 lunch combo with soup and eggs roll

We have gotten take out twice now. Both times the food was awful. The general chicken had three times too much breading, meats in everything tasted stale. Tonight even tho I was there right away to pick up the food was cold. The meats once again tasted stale, the rice noodles very cold and even Mongolian beef tasted awful. I would not recommend eating there.

Chop Stix in Dayton just opened two weeks ago ! (11/​13/​2013) It was easy to get a table on Thanksgiving Eve, and we also noted Chop Stix has a private banquet room that seats about 12 around one table… They have a couple of televisions for reality and sports show junkies… While their restaurant atmosphere is cool, the furniture nice, and the restaurant clean, the food that we tried needs a bit of work. The Chop Stix staff is friendly, but (on 11÷27÷13) they were all still without any name tags. (how hard are name tags to get, anyway ?) The lack of any name tags saddens Custer, because makes it more difficult for the General to «chat up» their attractive female servers…(Just kidding, Jean). Jean had their Curry Chicken, and the General tried the Chop Stix # 58, a Vietnamese style dish, which has strips of tender beef with vermicelli noodles, and fresh vegetables. Jean somewhat liked her curry chicken dish, but complained aloud her curry meal had a «funny and starchy taste». The General’s beef was decent, his meat somewhat chewy, (actually the beef was pretty darn chewy) but it was full of flavor, too, and the noodles were perfectly cooked. Chop Stix has both Chinese and Vietnamese food, including Phở and Bun dishes… Their house tea was delightful, but Jean did not enjoy her tea as much as the General did. Once again, Jean is fussier than the General, who is used to having salt pork, bison peppered jerky, and hard tack biscuits while on a field march. The tab was 15.50 for two decent hot meals that had plenty of quantity, and we both had mucho leftovers to nosh on…