Orient Express

Whoa, it’s easy to miss this place when you drive by. I know, because I never realized this was here until we joined some friends for dinner earlier this evening.
Looks like a hole-​in-​the-​wall Chinese restaurant but is kind of charming inside. I think it is family-​owned because we were greeted and served by a couple young girls.
Drinks came quickly. Menus are on the table under the glass. Most of the dish entrees come with egg rolls and fried rice, which was cool considering the prices (roughly $ 8 a plate).
I ordered Lemon Chicken. Apparently she thought I said chicken lo mien because fifteen minutes later, it was placed in front of me. Oops. Back to the kitchen with the correct order and another fifteen minutes before the right dish arrived. Thankfully, it was really good! And generous! Huge portions! I was so stuffed halfway through the meal.
Of course they finished it off with a fortune cookie.
Regardless of the chicken mix up, I’d come here again. And order the same dish. So good. Fantastic little hole-​in-​the-​wall, indeed.

Food has always been good, however the real problem is the customer service or lack of. The 14 yr old girl answering the phone is rude and can’t seem to get the order right, there for missing food. It’s really sad since the food we did get was pretty good. But bad interaction with customers.

A hidden gem in Georgetown, Kentucky. Fresh and good tasting food. –prices to fit any budget.

This is a hole in the wall place. It wasn’t too crowded. I got a lunch special chicken and veggies and a $ 1 bag of almond cookies. The lady who waited on me was nice and the food was hot. The portion size was HUGE. So decent place for good food and not alot of frills.