Sunny Palace — Restaurant in Bloomington

Alright so let's give this a whirl. Lots to talk on.

Number one as people say they seem to cater to carryout and delivery well got lots of calls and walk in while we were ordering and waiting.

Now we were dine in option as people have stated empty inside also I side is dated needs a little love and cleaning even just a good old scrub down and organization.

We got water to drink bur they did offer a variety of drinks however bottled or canned and the fridge is in the open where they offer them from was empty looking not fully stocked or even midway to give a nice variety view.

The bathrooms need an over heal for sure and a power sprayer taken to old tile again a little care can go a long way but when I see bathrooms like that it's saddening especially if you don't have a lot of foot traffic inside.

But yes not much in decor or organization there the menu is very large with many items about 5 to 6 pages worth,usually this is a sign that the kitchen had to much going on so many items to keep track of and keep fresh can be hard.

What we ordered tasted fresh and great except the crab ragoon had this old texture to it and the filling wasn't that great.

The mapo tofu was delicious and spicey and fresh as should be. The general so's chicken was fresh hot and delicious as well. The egg drop soup was not instant but fresh made and you could taste it was good as well. I got the beef noodle soup with ramen noodles for selection of noodle a little disappointed it was more like spaghetti noodle then actual ramen so other then that flavor was there and it did taste good I did not finish that or take it to go though.

We also got pork belly plate which was hot fresh and delicious as well with side of green beans in chili sauce also fresh and hot and crisp.

So over all 4 out of 5 starts great service and food but lack or organized environment and cleanliness is what cost it a star i didn't give it a three star becasue they don't own the building so who knows what they have to go through to get updates done being In a strip mall...

It was easy to select what we wanted and to place an order through their online portal, Menufy. However, when my husband brought the food home, we were extremely disappointed. I had ordered vegetarian fresh rolls, but got the shrimp ones instead. My online invoice even lists the one I ordered, but the printed receipt shows that I ordered the shrimp ones. It was a disgusting mixture of mostly what seemed like noodles, bean sprouts, a couple of pieces of lettuce and 2 OK sized and OK tasting shrimp, but none of the carrots and peapods I had wanted. The other eggrolls were nice and crisp on the outside, but the insides were barely there and mushy beyond recognition. My General Tso's chicken was gristly and inedible. I could barely find any chicken in the pieces of 'chicken'. I don't even know what part of the chicken they would have come from! The picture of the dish shows lots of broccoli, but there weren't very many in my meal. The sauce was heavy, and not tasty. My husband's Shredded Pork w/Garlic sauce Chuan style was pretty tasteless and boring. We paid $40.55 for this horrible meal, and needless to say, will never eat...

No frills authentic Chinese restaurant that is usually full of International students (VERY good sign). Don't waste your time on the obligatory Americanized dishes. Ask for the "other menu" and prepare to be amazed. The staff are not sophisticated but they make you feel welcomed and want you to enjoy your meal. The menu is varied and bountiful with numerous authentic dishes. I want to try them all. The dumplings alone are worth the drive. NOTE: As with all authentic cuisines, beware the heat levels of some dishes, and many meat preparations include chopped bones, which is odd to the American palate but part of the authentic dish. If you have questions, just ask the...