Dim sum was excellent. Servers were friendly. That was my first time visit. Next time we will try Dinner meal.
Chanpen Tee
The congee is very good. The staff is friendly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Rong Ying Koh
Cantonese porridge with youtiao was a classic combination. 油鸡 soy chicken was one of the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Wonton Noodles
Rose J.
I love the roasted duck they have the best one I always orders they have friendly costumer service
Jeff Belmont
Certain very good Lunch Specials. Good Chef.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Beef
Liz B.
A hole in the wall restaurant in Wheaton that serves tasty food at reasonable prices. Jumping at a chance to meet my friend who recommended this place, I knew I would be rewarded with more traditional Chinese food than your Chinese American restaurant like P .F. Changes. Arriving early, I discovered that they don't make reservations for parties under 5. Inside it is tiny and the decor dated. Parking can be challenging as it's located in an old strip mall with limited parking on University Boulevard. On the advice of my friend we ordered some roasted duck, pork, seafood pan fried noodles and wonton soup. The portions are very generous and everyone in our party of four was able to take leftovers home. The duck and the pork were both tender and succulent. The seafood noodles were tasty, but only a small portion of them were crispy. It seemed like the fish and veggies caused the noodles to be soggy. The wonton soup was delicious and had shrimp inside instead of the more usual pork. The servers refilled our waters and teas promptly. It is recommended that that you pay in cash if you're splitting checks as they only allow 2 different credit cards on one bill. Overall I would return again.
Jeanette G.
This was terrible food. Dry chicken, lo mein noodle was also dry and very thin, just not what I'm used to. I don't leave reviews unless I'm super disappointed or very impressed! The service was poor as the person on the phone had an attitude when I asked what their popular entree was. She responded with " I don't know what you like because people have different tastes". As for the ambiance it seemed like a very traditional restaurant so I thought I was in for a treat. They don't have pan fried chicken dumplings :( I will not choose a restaurant based off of Google reviews anymore. I'm sticking to Yelp because the current 3.9 is a bit more realistic for this restaurant.
Nikki G.
Unfortunately, my food was absolutely terrible. It was stale, old, and dry. The WORST spring rolls ever! They were dry and tough. They were dried-up mini-egg rolls that were being passed off as spring rolls. I usually love spring rolls--they are one of my favorites! The pork fried rice tasted like 2 week old stale-refrigerator. It was so dry that it was pork "dried" rice. The chicken szechuan had nothing but onions; there were almost no other vegetables. It didn't even have enough sauce. Overall, I'm very disappointed in the poor quality and poor taste of the food. I'm also infuriated that I paid so much money for this awful food! I'm now stuck with a lot of inedible left-overs. Please understand that I never post reviews. However, this experience was so awful that I was compelled to write a review.
Karlo
Great food and great atmosphere. Service was really quick. Food was definitely freshly made. Tea was really good. Beef was moist and tender, and vegetables were fresh and crisp. Prices were quite cheap as well.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
dolores prograis
We did Chinese for New Year and their food was greatVegetarian options: Lots of vegetarian optionsKid-friendliness: Kid friendly
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Half Roasted Duck Half Roasted Pork, Peking Duck, Seafood Combination Pan Fried Noodles, Egg Roll, Baby Clams in Black Bean Sauce, General TSO's Chicken
I’ve been enjoying Full Kee for over a decade, but haven’t reviewed because I get the same dish every visit. Time to share the secret: Char Sui barbecue pork soup with thin egg noodles, shrimp wontons and yu choy greens is magnificent. I add chili oil and a little soy sauce to mine, but it’s “guilding the lily”. Soup of my dreams.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Michael Lazar
Their Chinese barbecue and roasted meats are the star. I hard agree hard time of getting a refill of water. It’s a small restaurant and not too loud to talk to others at the table. We also got a whole soy chicken to go.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
Fernando Gomez
I would not recommend this place. The waiter here are rude just RUDE. I ordered 2 deep fried squid and she came out with pork chop. Instead of apologizing and fixing the problem… she goes on and says “Will you take it” No. Why would I take it if i didn’t order it. On top of that slow and poor service.
Food: 1
Service: 1
George F
Wanton noodle soup - eat the wanton but don't drink the soup. Too much MSG. Roast Duck is also good. This place is been around for a long time.
Gigi Laws
Best Chow Fun Noodles-Dry. Best Duck. Best Orange Shrimp. Best Salt Shrimp.
Dim sum was excellent. Servers were friendly. That was my first time visit. Next time we will try Dinner meal.
The congee is very good. The staff is friendly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Cantonese porridge with youtiao was a classic combination. 油鸡 soy chicken was one of the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Wonton Noodles
I love the roasted duck they have the best one I always orders they have friendly costumer service
Certain very good Lunch Specials. Good Chef.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Beef
A hole in the wall restaurant in Wheaton that serves tasty food at reasonable prices. Jumping at a chance to meet my friend who recommended this place, I knew I would be rewarded with more traditional Chinese food than your Chinese American restaurant like P .F. Changes. Arriving early, I discovered that they don't make reservations for parties under 5. Inside it is tiny and the decor dated. Parking can be challenging as it's located in an old strip mall with limited parking on University Boulevard. On the advice of my friend we ordered some roasted duck, pork, seafood pan fried noodles and wonton soup. The portions are very generous and everyone in our party of four was able to take leftovers home. The duck and the pork were both tender and succulent. The seafood noodles were tasty, but only a small portion of them were crispy. It seemed like the fish and veggies caused the noodles to be soggy. The wonton soup was delicious and had shrimp inside instead of the more usual pork. The servers refilled our waters and teas promptly. It is recommended that that you pay in cash if you're splitting checks as they only allow 2 different credit cards on one bill. Overall I would return again.
This was terrible food. Dry chicken, lo mein noodle was also dry and very thin, just not what I'm used to. I don't leave reviews unless I'm super disappointed or very impressed! The service was poor as the person on the phone had an attitude when I asked what their popular entree was. She responded with " I don't know what you like because people have different tastes". As for the ambiance it seemed like a very traditional restaurant so I thought I was in for a treat. They don't have pan fried chicken dumplings :( I will not choose a restaurant based off of Google reviews anymore. I'm sticking to Yelp because the current 3.9 is a bit more realistic for this restaurant.
Unfortunately, my food was absolutely terrible. It was stale, old, and dry. The WORST spring rolls ever! They were dry and tough. They were dried-up mini-egg rolls that were being passed off as spring rolls. I usually love spring rolls--they are one of my favorites! The pork fried rice tasted like 2 week old stale-refrigerator. It was so dry that it was pork "dried" rice. The chicken szechuan had nothing but onions; there were almost no other vegetables. It didn't even have enough sauce. Overall, I'm very disappointed in the poor quality and poor taste of the food. I'm also infuriated that I paid so much money for this awful food! I'm now stuck with a lot of inedible left-overs. Please understand that I never post reviews. However, this experience was so awful that I was compelled to write a review.
Great food and great atmosphere. Service was really quick. Food was definitely freshly made. Tea was really good. Beef was moist and tender, and vegetables were fresh and crisp. Prices were quite cheap as well.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We did Chinese for New Year and their food was greatVegetarian options: Lots of vegetarian optionsKid-friendliness: Kid friendly
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Half Roasted Duck Half Roasted Pork, Peking Duck, Seafood Combination Pan Fried Noodles, Egg Roll, Baby Clams in Black Bean Sauce, General TSO's Chicken
Restaurantji Recommends
I’ve been enjoying Full Kee for over a decade, but haven’t reviewed because I get the same dish every visit. Time to share the secret: Char Sui barbecue pork soup with thin egg noodles, shrimp wontons and yu choy greens is magnificent. I add chili oil and a little soy sauce to mine, but it’s “guilding the lily”. Soup of my dreams.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Their Chinese barbecue and roasted meats are the star. I hard agree hard time of getting a refill of water. It’s a small restaurant and not too loud to talk to others at the table. We also got a whole soy chicken to go.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
I would not recommend this place. The waiter here are rude just RUDE. I ordered 2 deep fried squid and she came out with pork chop. Instead of apologizing and fixing the problem… she goes on and says “Will you take it” No. Why would I take it if i didn’t order it. On top of that slow and poor service.
Food: 1
Service: 1
Wanton noodle soup - eat the wanton but don't drink the soup. Too much MSG. Roast Duck is also good. This place is been around for a long time.
Best Chow Fun Noodles-Dry. Best Duck. Best Orange Shrimp. Best Salt Shrimp.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Half Roasted Duck Half Roasted Pork, Peking Duck, Beef Chow Foon, Roasted Duck, Seafood & Pan-Fried Noodle, Roasted Pork