China Kitchen — Restaurant in Warrior

We ordered from the menu we found on line laying on their table, come to find out, you cannot do that as the prices are all wrong. Don’t order fried rice as that’s an extra charge and don’t order anything that is spicy. I ordered what I have been ordering at Chinese restaurants for years....orange chicken. Boy, big mistake. Apparently if you want something spicy, you have to ask for it. It being marked spicy on the menu means nothing. We also ordered Kung po Chicken and shrimp, that is supposed to be very spicy hot , but again, nope, and it No shrimp to be found. The last thing we ordered because we wanted to celebrate Valentines Day late was General Tso chicken, yes that is supposed to be very spicy too. Not only was it not spicy , it tasted exactly like the bland orange chicken. When I called to complain I was told that I didn’t know what I was talking about. That her cooks know how to cook their food and if I wanted it spicy I was supposed to tell them. They charged me for the noodles which was ok because I expected that but when she asked if I wanted fried rice I said yes because I am not usually charged for that, Wrong. Not only is their food way over priced,but it isn’t worth a reasonable price. The customer is never right there so don’t bother to complain as she will just shout you down. I have never been treated so rudely by a restaurant owner in my life. My advice is to eat somewhere else and save yourself a headache and a...

Don't understand a lot of the negative reviews recently. This place has been my go-to for the past 8 years and I've never had an issue. The service is immaculate - it's only two people and they are open all day, for 6 days a week, are always super friendly and nice, have never gotten my order wrong or not on time and the portion sizes are plentiful. They have super, super speedy service, I've ordered like 6 items for a group and it was all ready within 20 minutes. Their hot and spicy shrimp is delicious and all of their lo mein is solid. Tons of variety on the menu, so anyone should be able to find something that suits their tastes. Their prices are about the same as other Chinese places, give and take, so I don't know why people are complaining about the prices. If the prices were too much for you you should've checked them before placing your order. Remember that the largest plates are for several people - order the combination or lunch plate if you're just ordering for one. Thank you guys for providing good chinese food in Warrior...

I don't know if I just happen to get lucky but I've always had a good experience with them. They're always super quick and they're the first place to ACTUALLY make things spicy when I ask them. Also they use the actual lo mein noodles, so many places will use regular pasta noodles which sucks bc it changes the flavor drastically. At that point the other places should just call it "Chinese style angel hair pasta". So the lo mein is light-years better than other places I've eaten food from. I get Mongolian beef (sometimes general tso) and house lo mein. I wouldn't recommend getting the shrimp fried rice or lo mein bc they can be skimpy with the shrimp. I don't blame them though bc it's very expensive and there's still supply chain issues. Overall I'd recommend them; today I got small house lo mein, Mongolian beef w white rice, and a shrimp roll. Came out to about 32 bucks which I personally think is worth the price point. I'll get 2 sometimes 3 meals from the lo mein and...