“Been eating here throughout my whole life, i remember eating this food as a kid occasionally now I'm almost 20. My favorite food places always close down they're usually Chinese food small businesses run by a family or cajun grill places in malls. My mom used to talk in mandarin to the lady for hours at another cajun grill place in hawthorn mall when i was a kid but they closed years ago now and it was my favorite food in the whole world. This place hits the spot of missing that kinda food and of those nostalgic memories. The woman and the man are so welcoming and warming to me, they're polite, fast and somehow always know what you mean wether you point or say "and uhhhhh the red chicken?" Or whatever. And they give SO MUCH FOOD AND I LOVE IT. And leftovers don't suck unlike Panda Express, McDonalds, etc literally heat up ur leftover noodles or rice in the microwave for 1:30 or 2 min with a little water like a teaspoon drizzled around, put a tiny bit of oil in a pan and on medium/low heat throw the meat in until it gets a little charred on the sauce or skin and its like fresh again and the breading stays crispy. Literally 2 amazing meals for $14 if you get double meat. Dont forget to tip because THESE PEOPLE ARE AMAZING <333333333!!!!!!“
“Been eating here throughout my whole life, i remember eating this food as a kid occasionally now I'm almost 20. My favorite food places always close down they're usually Chinese food small businesses run by a family or cajun grill places in malls. My mom used to talk in mandarin to the lady for hours at another cajun grill place in hawthorn mall when i was a kid but they closed years ago now and it was my favorite food in the whole world. This place hits the spot of missing that kinda food and of those nostalgic memories. The woman and the man are so welcoming and warming to me, they're polite, fast and somehow always know what you mean wether you point or say "and uhhhhh the red chicken?" Or whatever. And they give SO MUCH FOOD AND I LOVE IT. And leftovers don't suck unlike Panda Express, McDonalds, etc literally heat up ur leftover noodles or rice in the microwave for 1:30 or 2 min with a little water like a teaspoon drizzled around, put a tiny bit of oil in a pan and on medium/low heat throw the meat in until it gets a little charred on the sauce or skin and its like fresh again and the breading stays crispy. Literally 2 amazing meals for $14 if you get double meat. Dont forget to tip because THESE PEOPLE ARE AMAZING <333333333!!!!!!“