Silver Palace

Well, friends,
This isn’t it.
We got an order of coconut chicken and an order of general tsos. Just so you know where we’re coming from.
The General tsos tasted like a McDonald’s Cheeseburger. My friend and I spent our meal discussing and dissecting the missteps in our flavor adventure and boy did it get scarier deeper down the rabbit (or chicken, or other meat?!) hole we went. There were first notes of burger patty, I’d say that was the most distinct. Followed by a bouquet of ketchup, mustard, with just a hint of toasted sesame seed on the nose for an exciting surprise. Yes that’s right. All the flavors of a classic McDouble. In your Chinese food! –_​–
Next is the coconut chicken, which was essentially sweet and sour chicken smothered in a sauce with a consistency not dissimilar to semen and what we think might have been made from equal parts coconut milk, sugar, and human mucus. We kept eating it though, because we were so intrigued and settled on soggy meat doughnut as the most appropro flavor comparison for this dish.
The egg rolls were sad, tough and sad. Much like the youth hanging outside on this cold and blustery January night.
So far the food hasn’t killed us. So a star for that.

As good as it gets for Chinese fast food. The dishes are actually distinct and flavorful, prepared with fresh ingredients that aren’t overcooked. Delivery is prompt and polite and they deliver later at night than other places in the area. And all that at an unbeatable price. Really a neighborhood gem in its context.

Solid, simple, cheap Chinese… I actually tried the fried tilapia and it was actually fresh and tasty. Only thing I don’t like is that they don’t drop whole chilies in my general tso chicken. CASH ONLY

Quick cheap American Chinese. Best I’ve had in the area and I tried quite a few places to find a decent one and this one is much better than decent!