Red Apple Restaurant — Restaurant in Town of Islip

you know its crazy i NEVER NVER NEVER leave bad reviews EVER i mean EVER.. but im sitting here fuming at the idea that an inconvenience a customer has of having broken plastic pieces in his food on a Friday night is so expensive you demand to us to scrounge through our trash because you need proof to see if your PLASTIC containers have a malfunction. we gave you the plastic container back (because no one in their right mind is going to pick through trash that has vomit like my partner told you it had would go through!!!)(were keeping the bag of trash incase you still want proof after this fact)) asked to receive a refund back which we did not get and debating about the context of the situation. i get it... people always want free food.. i worked for food industries... i GET IT.... but is it so expensive and so cold hearted to throw empathy at a situation were trying to tell you is not so easy to deal with. people who have worked in food are not dumb youll say you dont want to be liable by leaving the food so you rather have us dig through our vomit filled trash... definitely will be following up with social media... 15 dollar chicken is just as replaceable as i am because im just 1 unimportant...

I ordered the pepper steak with onion, hot spicy shrimp, and kung pao chicken, and all of them were absolutely delicious! The beef was tender and juicy, perfectly paired with the onions for a great balance of flavor. The spicy shrimp was flavorful with just the right amount of heat. The kung pao chicken had a rich, savory sauce and tender chicken—very satisfying! However, I’d suggest adding peanuts to the kung pao chicken to enhance its texture and bring it closer to the traditional flavor.

Additionally, the pork fried rice was fantastic—every grain of rice was perfectly cooked, aromatic, and super tasty.

The portion sizes were generous, and the overall value for money was excellent. I was very happy with the dining experience and would highly recommend this place to anyone who enjoys Chinese food. I’ll definitely...

I have to say, I’m not picking on Chinese people, but this place is the friendliest Chinese restaurant I’ve ever been too. How refreshing and nice. The food is good too. I get the Singapore noodles. Very tasty. We love the egg rolls, they have a garlic flavor that delicious. I’m still searching for the place that actually makes authentic fried rice, what do I mean, the rice is not yellow, it’s actually fried, with scrambled eggs and onion and whatever protein you select. Hoi Ming was the last place you could get real fried rice, it’s so sad they closed but Red apple does have tasty food, and friendly serve. Consider making authentic fried...