11/08/07

great food...attractive staff...great feel to the joint...what more do you want???

by 4231go

The feel of this place is like a NYC or DC resturant only cleaner and less noise. They play chinese music, jazz and classical. The food is excellent. The duck is great. The bbq ribs delightful. They have a chesse shrimp and dish that is awesome. The customer service is great. ... and yes the waitress are cute!!!

Don't forget the dessert tray :-)

Get there before it close's, all of thoese shops will close soon...the city decided to build more houseing...hahaha...as if we don't have enough vacant homes in this city...go figure.

pros: everything above

cons: it will be closing soon

• Pros: food, service, ambience....the basment thing is very cool....it takes your mind away from the daily stuff.
• Cons: it will be shutting down soon...lke the other stores in that strip

10/22/07

With gourmet in the name how bad could it be??

by starsgal

We ordered crab rangoon, General Tsos and the orange chicken. The rangoon was basically fried cream cheese, no crab. When the food came out it looked like fried pieces of chicken in watery ketchup. The only difference in the two dishes was one was sweet ketchup and the other was spicy ketchup. I have never had worse chinese food in my life. We sent the food back and left. You would be better off eating at the mall and paying 1/4 of the price. If you want GREAT chinese food try Hunans on coventry, leave the ketchup to McDonalds.

• Pros: no wait to get in, wonder why.
• Cons: the food, the price,no alcohol

10/07/07

Chinese chicks

by tztop

Cute waitresses. Enough said. oh, yeah , there's food. Basements are cool too. Too bad bar's gone.. 10+

• Pros: Ambience, food, service
• Cons: bars gone

03/28/06

This place rocks!

by moelle

In a smaller city like Cleveland, it's pretty rare to find a vegetarian haven. That's exactly what this place is. Sure, there are meat dishes, but there's practically a full unique, separate menu for veg*ans, full of interesting, fun dishes. I recommend... well... anything really on the menu. Have fun trying everything! The tofu cheesecake is divine. They care about taking care of veg people and it shows. The dining room is below ground and has a fun Asian Cavern feel to it.

"Open sesame" might be the appropriate greeting at this non-descript little chopstick shop that caters to the needs of tofu-huggers and meat munchers alike.

by Contributor

The Scene
The family Huang-mom, dad and assorted major children-preside over a Chinese menu that grows and grows. Reason: home cooked favorites are added and nobody has the heart to downsize. You'll be offered delicacies like seaweed salad (better than it sounds) and more bean curd than you knew existed, but hold out for "nirvana." Here, that's a steamed broccoli and wheat pate specialty spiced by brown sauce and sesame. Meatier appetites won't feel neglected after some pineapple and cheese chicken, resting on a shredded cabbage nest. Leave room in your ying (or is that yang?) for the non-dairy cheesecake or a slice of the carrot variation.

The Crowd
Popular with the backpack and Birkenstock crowd from the nearby colleges, the rice paper walls offer places to hide your karma away. Afterwards, go hug a cow. Peking Gourmet is neat little feng shui you can eat with a spoon.

04/19/03

Great food at unexpected location

by Stefan_Fischer

The basement location, especially coming from the rear parking lot, didnt promise much. However, the friendly staff and the great food made up for it many times. The selection is great, lots of seafood choices. The plates were more than we could eat at a good price.

• Pros: Food, Great for kids
• Cons: Basement location