Indochine Express — Restaurant in Maryland

Sadly, management has changed and quality tragically declined. The dishes do not taste anything like they used to, and the water container on the counter dispensed disgusting mildew, flavored water. Dishes were excessively salty, not seasoned well, and had clumpy lumps of excess congealed corn starch. It was heartbreaking to taste the decline of the restaurant. My family had loved more than any other. I’d opt for a grocery store sandwich or a lunchable before eating here again. I sincerely hope the new owners really step it up and fix the recipes. I’ve removed four stars and took it down to just one, because no stars was not an option.

Original revie: Phenomenal Desi-inspired, American style Chinese food. Desi inspired favorites include the chicken chili (spicy, savory & flavorful), The Singapore rice noodles (chicken and shrimp are just yum, yum, yum), and the Hakka crispy beef or chicken (crispy outside, tender juicy inside, deliciously savory sauce with tiny hint of sweet that is just so good). Chinese-American favorites include General Tso’s chicken, chicken & broccoli, eggs drop soup, veggie dumplings, fried rice, lo mein ... everything is so good. Food is prepared fresh, served sizzling hot, spices perfectly, and generous portions. All day combo platters are huge for one and easy to share with two adults or three kids. Try everything. You won’t be disappointed.

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I personally found it just an ok place if you must have Chinese food that is halal. Some people can't stop singing its praises but they must know cuisine from IndoChina more than I do and probably have some favorite dish. I found the warm chicken corn soup very comforting in the brutal cold that we are experiencing, even if the chicken and corn content was at best minimal. I will order it again if I go there this winter season. The place it self is a zero to no-frills place with disposable utensils and paper plastic plates etc. Surprised that they do bring out the food, even though it is in take away styrofoam containers. Quantity is over generous, quality not so much. Medium prices not too cheap or expensive. Dinner with wife and three small children was $78, but we all ordered a meal each which the small ones couldn't handle on top of soup and dumplings for appetizers. Oh, and don't order wings from them. They just don't know how...

All I can say is this place is amazing. The people who run this place not only know what they’re doing but they also go above and beyond to exceed their customers needs. Everything that my wife and I tried was made fresh to order, the meat was cooked properly and tasted delicious. We went back again 2 days later because this place is THAT good. It’s hard to find decent Chinese takeout, and with all these new places coming up with their hybrid Americanized Chinese food dishes, it’s good to know that authentic Chinese food is around the corner and you can trust the food will be good time and time again. Oh also, the portions are a really good size. If you’re sharing and not too hungry then you can split this between two people. But if you’re hungry, get your own dish, you’ll have a little left over, but you’ll be super satisfied with...