Moy’s Express

Used to love the food but seems like lately the food is not freshly made. Disappointed!

Fast friendly service. Moy’s express is mainly a take out resturant but does have 8 tables. Lunch specials at $ 5.75 monday thur friday.

Tucked away and affordable. Quality food. Really good and this business is still open. Drove to three different Chinese food places and each one was closed. Glad I found Moy’s. Menu ordering, fresh made. Not a buffet. Thats a plus in my book. Really the food was delicious.

Nice little restaurant with excellent prices and food. The vegetables were not over cooked. Lots of food is given too. I will definitely go back.

So I made the mistake of giving this place a second shot. Both times the food has been thrown in the trash, by me, the consumer. Worst potstickers I’ve had, ever. Save yourself some driving and just eat your dogs food for a similar experience.

FRESH FAST FLAVORFUL
We were hungry and needed to find somewhere close, fast and hopefully inexpensive. MOY’S EXPRESS fit the bill. We were both delighted by the fresh vegetables used and the lightness of the sauces. I ordered the Kung Pao Chicken with steamed rice and my husband had the Broccoli Beef with fried rice. We each had the Hot and Sour Soup. My husband raved about the beefiness of his dish, although he did say that the beef was somewhat tough. There was plenty of crisp broccoli in his dish. My Kung Pap was WONDERFUL! Fresh crisp vegetables, large pieces of stir fried (NOT breaded) chicken and a small sprinkling of peanuts in a sauce with just enough heat.
We will return to check the rest of the menu!

Tl;dr — Beef is good. Breaded chicken (General Tso’s, etc) is bad. Everything else is very mediocre, lacking much flavor. Good lunch pricing.
Stopped by for lunch specials with a friend, since it’s really close to my house. Here is what we ordered:
General Tso’s chicken: Horrible. It was overcooked to the point of being nothing but chewy mouth-​shredding chunks. The sauce was too thick, too, and most of it didn’t even stick to the chicken.
The Kung Pow Beef: Pretty tasty — the meat pieces were cooked well and gristle-​free, and the sauce was flavorful.
Hot and Sour Soup: Edible, but not delicious. I added a few tablespoons of Sriracha to give it a needed flavor boost.
Spring Rolls: My friend got one and said it was pretty yummy. I didn’t try it.
Pork Fried Rice: Adequate. Needs a little more flavor.
The food was served fairly quickly, the staff was friendly, and the store was clean, portions are large.
If you’re on a lunch break, and you want some quick Chinese that wont break your wallet, try Moy’s. Just stay away from the General Tso’s!

This place is the closest food to my house, its great best fried rice I have had in my life, the general Tso chicken is my favorite overall I have never had anything from them that wasn’t great. Large takeout orders very typical family owned Chinese food place… I have eaten there probably over a dozen times over the course of 2 years. Great food. Give it a shot, I never really eat in there because I can almost see my house from the front door so I just take it home but its clean and quiet no reason not to stay and enjoy your meal.

Average, typical but satisfying. Regular Chinese food. They are pretty quick. Nothing amazing but if you want Chinese food this place will fill that need. Over 18 dollars for two people. And was sad that we got no fortune cookie!