Pic Up Stix — Restaurant in New York

Walked in on Saturday night to order two takeout dishes (plus the 3 gratuitous apps). Was told my order would take 15 minutes. Paid and ran an errand and arrived back at the restaurant exactly 14 minutes later. I waited (at a dirty table with the previous diners dishes) an additional 51minutes at the restaurant. Got home and unpacked the order to find that only one dish was correct while the other was the wrong item and was missing the side (fried rice which I specifically asked for). Also, only received one of the three appetizers that I was supposed to get. I chose the fried wontons which…were definitely fried. In fact, I’d say they were more like dehydrated, overcooked dough since there was barely any meat in the them. My girlfriend chose this place, she said, based on the reviews so I am writing an accurate summary of what you can expect should you choose to dine here. I live in the neighborhood and will not be returning to this restaurant. I am advising all of my friends and whoever should read this to avoid it as well. There are surely better places that would gladly welcome your business and treat you in a way that wouldn’t leave you feeling...

I recently moved into the area and was hunting for some good Chinese; this was definitely not one of them. I'm a 40 year old New Yorker that's been all over the U.S. and I've been to a lot of Chinese restaurants in my time and the way I can tell whether a Chinese restaurant is good or not is by starting with the fried rice and working my way up. The fried rice is terrible but it could have been a bad day or a temp cook so I give the place the benefit of the doubt and come back three more times and even sampled the General Tso's as well. Every time was a let-down; the worst fried-rice ever and the General Tso's was mediocre at best. How is this place still...

Where do I even begin with this amazing restaurant? The food, the hospitality, the ambience. Exceeds expectations farther than I could have even imagined. Although I ordered a simple meal, wonton soup and two egg rolls. But even then, this had to be the absolute, best of either or, that I’ve ever had. I’ve never bit into an egg roll with such a crunch until I got here. The way the waiter and even host was ready and in go for ever little need whether it be more water, condiments, or even just to ask us if we are enjoying our meal. I honestly am anticipating my next visit to this restaurant to see what else they have to offer of if their amazingly...