Chicken Ball

This place is okay. I don’t think the food is worth the amount of money I paid for though. It’s cheap but the taste is okay. I’ve had better for sure I paid 30 bucks for 3 lunch specials which is 5.75 each and lemon chicken which is 9.15. Delivery is free but the guy almost ripped me off and almost ran off with my 10 (I gave him forty) so I had to remind him that he still owes me 10. He came back saying he doesn’t have enough change and could only give me 9. Like what the f? I just let it go as tip or something but that really rubbed me off the wrong way.

Great food, good price and portions. One of the better places to get chow mien. Service is good. Maybe be a hole in the wall of a restaurant but it’s my fav for this type of food.

This places food is total crap. At least the food I had. I ordered the Chicken Noodles & they were terrible. Lots of cheap veggies (carrots/​Bok Choy) with lots of poor taste. I’d say avoid this place.

I strongly suggest anyone to disregard this place. They have horrible tasting food. I spent 45 $ on a family meal and 85% of it was thrown away cause it tasted nasty and the 2^nd day it had an awful smell. Stay away from this place…

Normal typical Chinese fast food location with extra large portions that provide good value. There appears to be only one person cooking in the back at lunch, so our food was made sequentially and probably took longer than it should have despite it not being that busy on a weekday lunch.
The Singapore Rice noodles were good, though the meat content (bbq pork) was sparse and left me wishing for more. The egg drop soup was ok, it was thick with very little taste.
The seating area is very small. Two tables with four seats at each. Sitting by the door meant you felt the cold air everytime someone came in or our. Utensils were thoughtfully wrapped up with soya sauce and hot sauce in a napkin.

The staff were friendly and courteous. We ordered in and had the food arrive within the time specified. Generous amounts of food however the menu offered westernized renditions of Chinese food including chicken balls and egg rolls.

As a first time buyer you’ll be amazed with the price and quality of food!
But as you continue to buy it you’ll find out that the chicken is really not chicken but more flour. The rice can be really dry and may lack taste at times. If it’s your first time there then go ahead your going to love it!

I learned about this place from a friend who lives close by. After countless visits to franchises, I was looking forward to visiting a family-​owned, local Chinese restaurant. Needless to say, I wasn’t disappointed.
Although this restaurant is located within a strip mall and has minimal seating (it is marketed as a take-​out/​delivery place), the food is delicious. The girl who I ordered my food from at the cash was courteous and happy. She also didn’t have a problem with me substituting my entrée with another. While I waited for my food, I had an unrestricted view of the kitchen from where I was standing, and it looked clean and orderly. Although this place doesn’t have music or a TV, the sounds of the kitchen weren’t too loud or disruptive.
When I got my food after a small wait time (5 – 10 minutes), everything that was served to me was piping hot and I could tell everything was fresh. The General Tao Beef was tender, crisp, spicy, with the perfect amount of sweetness. The Chicken Fried Rice was flavourful and the onions and vegetables were still crisp, with good amounts of egg and chicken mixed in. The Chop Suey was very crunchy, it was typical of other Chop Sueys I’ve had. The Egg Roll was crunchy and a little greasy, but very satisfying. Finally, the meal came with Soy/​Plum/​Hot sauce, Napkins, and a Fortune Cookie without me having to ask.
In the end I paid just over $ 10 for my meal, and I really got my money’s worth. I will definitely be returning to Chicken Ball!