Lucky China Wings & Sub — Restaurant in Atlanta

I work 3rd shift. I usually order from them if I leave home without eating. I'm one of those people..if I like something, it's my go-to. I tried a few things from here like wings, different fried rice, general tso, etc. I decided that I'm not ordering those items no more because the wings are baby sized and the rice started tasting old and dry after a few times that I ordered. So I decided on trying the subs and burgers. The subs are ok but the burger is better. So tonight instead of getting the regular..I got a house lo mein. When the delivery guy gave me the bag..I noticed how light it was. Got to my work area and I saw why it was so light. I paid 13.20 for a small bowl of lo mein. The portion was not worth the money I paid and it wasn't good. I'm just to have to start grabbing my chinese food from the restaurants by my house. The food is way better! Because the ones that serve Emory late night is...

I don’t like to down size no business but I have to share my experience with this since my husband spent almost $78 on takeout one night. The food was nasty!!! My husband shrimp was soggy, cheese steak had little bit of meat just tasting mostly bread, my Teriyaki seafood platter tasted like soy sauce with sugar(the sauce was watery) and everything else was just as bad. The only thing that was good, was the rice and it was white rice! We was unhappy and dissatisfied. What a waste? You will think since we spent alot of money that we would of had some decent food. Even though they were very nice, this place was a no for us. So, if you are looking for authentic chinese food, this is NOT a place to go!!!! Just wanted to share our review because it will always help the next person, I’ll hate for someone else to waste their money...

I rarely give negative reviews. This was not a great experience. Ordered online and was told it would be ready in 20 minutes, arrived 25 min later. It was not ready. Staff didn't seem to want to be there, and there is no where to wait for your pickup, in a dodgy area. Having lived in NYC, usually hole in the wall establishments like this kick out amazing food. This was not the case. The crab Rangoon was oddly overly sweet and overcooked. The tso chicken was nothing to write home about. The only redeeming quality was that the $12.50 general tso's was a large portion, and you could probably get 3 make it of it. Great for college kids on a budget, not for a person missing NYC and wanting good...