Little China Town — Restaurant in Littlestown

My parents lived in Littlestown until 2007 with the passing of Mom. If it's still owned by the same family they've taken some major shortcuts. From the appetizers to our one main dish it was overall disappointing. The shrimp toast was overfried and bland with a burnt taste. They need to change the oil in their fryers. The steamed dumplings were doughy and also bland, the highlight of the dish was the dipping sauce. The beef on a stick were paper thin, processed looking meat and chewy. The only flavor was soy sauce. My wife's shrimp roll had a smattering of juvenile shrimp with limp veggies. The bone in spare ribs looked too perfect; identical looking ribs with the major flavor being the sweet sauce. And finally the shrimp lo mein, limp veggies with small and probably frozen shrimp and the dish overall lacked any spark; our dogs ate most of it. I don't mean to sound so harsh but for $55 we expected fresh product. My feeling is the microwave and deep fryer did most of the work for this meal; way overpriced for...

HOLE IN THE WALL ALERT! It's only drawback is that it is located in Littlestown,Pa ( located between somewhere and no where).... If Little China Town was not over an hour away, I would probably eat there evert day, it is that good. The restaurant is about unassuming as the town, and the town is basically lost in time, like 1960. Very, very basic Chinese food, but what they cook is as good as it gets. We tried the coconut chicken and boneless ribs. DELICIOUS! The coconut chicken reminded me of excellent Thai food. The prices are low, food superb, super clean and the nicest owner/lady behind the counter. Takeout only. Definitely...

Food is pretty good, not the best, not the worst. The woman who passed me my lunch special was nice as usual, but seemed to be in a rush. Last time she went out of her way to give me a coupon deal in spite of not having them ahead of time. (So free 2 liter)

compared to china house who said that I didn't have the coupon from the menus at the counter over the phone when I was preparing to order. (And why I didn't go there again).

Unlike China house that drowns its general tsos in sugar, theirs is still sweet and savory. And their price isn't too inflated vs China house where they shrunk the portions but increased...