Mandarin Express Gourmet Chinese

The food was terrible. I bought the emperor meal. I got 3 different kind of chicken. To my surprise every time I took a bit I got breading. It seemed like it is 90−100% breading. I was hoping to get protein since I am trying to build up muscle but I got nothing but carbs. I understand the price was good for the amount they gave me but it barely had chicken inside all that breading. Never again will I waste my money. Buyer beware.

Buyer beware… My pictures look delicious but all is not as it seems. I elected to eat there as the food was freshly brought out and a sample tasted good. The veggies were crisp but the sauce has no flavor. The lo mein was greasy. My real complaint was the Orange chicken. What a bait and switch. What should have been chunks of lightly breaded chicken chunks in an orange sauce was in reality BALLS OF DOUGH WITH MINCED CHICKEN MIXED IN. All breading… no chicken (see second picture). This was the most deceitful attempt at camouflaged crap I have EVER seen.
The meal was $ 9.54 with a drink. Complete waste of money!

The food here was pretty darn good for a mall Chinese.
We ordered 2 entrée and rice and we were given a good amount of food.
The soda was very large and was an extra $ 2.00 but worth it.
I could not believe the amount of food my son and I were given. We were able to share one entrée no problem.

Disappointed to say the least. Quality is terrible, hardly any food with the combos and at a high price for what you get. I don’t think I have ever been able to eat a entire combo plate from a Chinese take out place. But this time I did in one sitting. The combo does not include a drink so you have to pay an extra $ 2 for a soda or water. In total expect to spend $ 10 on one meal, and it might be enough to feed a small child. I would recommend eating at any of the other restaurant’s in the mall before this one.

I sampled the Mongolian Chicken and the Sesame Chicken but my wife wanted the Bourbon Chicken so that is what we got. The Bourbon Chicken was ok but not nearly as flavorful as when this was a Cajun Café. The Mongolian Chicken was a little spicy for me (and I eat pretty hot food) so if you don’t like spicy food then you should avoid this. It was tasty though. The Sesame Chicken was good as well but not the best I have had. We also tried the Crab Rangoon but it just tasted like cream cheese. No crab, no onion, just a chewy won ton with cream cheese.