China Joe’s

I would give them no stars if there was an option for that. Worst China Joe’s I’ve been to. The food was nasty and when I asked for a refund the cashier got mad at me even tho he saw how gross it was, then him and the cook started speaking on their language which is so disrespectful and then tried to make me feel as if I’ve never had that dish before, I’ve been to many China Joe’s and I had never gotten such a bad service. Hand down worst location

Good food and great delivery service. Chicken Lo Mein is tasty. I love the egg rolls not to greasy they have the perfect crunch.

Heh I used to go to Joes all the time since it was across the university but I had poor taste and little money back then. Come to think of it, it hasn’t changed that much. Ba da bup. The food has not changed much either. It’s salty. It’s over cooked usually. But if you are hungry it tastes pretty good. The prices are pretty cheap and right up there with a meal from McDonalds. I don’t know, they probably cook better than Panda Express if you ask me. Consistency wise, Panda has it. I like the beef and green beans from Joe’s. If you want some cheap and quick Chinese, without going to the restroom afterward, Joes is the place to go. Overall they are not terrible. Seriously what do you expect for $ 6? Try getting that at a sushi restaurant.

DON’T EAT HERE!!! You’ll be disappointed and sorry that you did! I went at dinnertime on 12÷28÷15. There were only 3 customers the entire time that I was there, and now I know why. Keep in mind that this was dinnertime. Most restaurants are busy at this time. First, I’ll rate customer service, then I’ll rate quality of food. I was standing in line when this rude, disrespectful, ugly chick with a horse face to match her long, black fake horse hair ponytail weave walked in, disregarded me, walked right up to the counter and asked for her order that she had called in. Not only that, but she didn’t have enough money to pay and had to go out to her car for more money, then asked for more condiments as if I wasn’t even there, and the cashier let her!!! The noodles of the Chicken Lo Mein were big, overcooked, soft and super greasy. The Chicken Fried Rice was old, mushy, soft and super greasy. The food was not fresh at all! The restaurant is dinky and dingy. You can’t see everything that goes on in the kitchen. They could be serving up cats and dogs. Who knows? The poor quality of the food makes it overpriced. You’ve been warned. If you go there, you’ll see that I’m telling the truth!!! This was at China Joe’s-6126 W. Lake Mead Blvd, Las Vegas NV 89 108

Average at best. No stars off for a bad experience, was just simply average Chinese food. Coming from California I knew where to go in my home town, now having moved to Vegas I find myself looking for a good Chinese food place. This one came up as close by so I ordered online. Took almost an hour to get my food and they are really just down the street. But really just didn’t find the food anywhere close to what I have had. My search continues in the area for a good place.

Stopped by this restaurant the other day thinking I had found a fast Chinese joint nearby, and was disappointed.
I was greeted when I walked in but then was ignored for almost 10 minutes even though I was at the counter and ready. The cashier even answered a phone call before even asking me what I would like to eat. 10 minutes isn’t usually a big deal, but usually in that amount of time I am asked right away if I’d like a few minutes or not before ordering.
After ordering, I waited in a booth. It didn’t take very long but I did notice that the place needed cleaning, but since it was my first time there, I don’t know if it always looks like it needs to be cleaned (walls, divider, floors, everything).
The cashier let me know it was ready, and seemed to be kind at that moment, so I tipped them a dollar and took my food to go.
I ordered the chicken and broccoli, which came with fried rice, chow mein, and egg drop soup. Overall the meal was okay, I probably won’t visit again unless I want to just stay near home for Chinese food.

Our first visit about a year ago was very good. Prices are reasonable. Portions were good and food was cooked fresh and seasoned well.
A few months ago we ordered again. The food was terrible. The General Tsoa’s tasted as if it had come from a can of syrup. It was so sweet. No salt, little flavor… just cloyingly sweet.
The lemon chicken tasted like someone just poured a can of lemon pie filling over the chicken. It was thick, sweet and really nasty texture.
Yesterday we tried again just to see if the last visit was a fluke… nope. The food was a little better but really isn’t fresh or authentic. Egg rolls are premade, frozen. The mu shu chicken was okay but lacked salt. The veggies were overcooked and the chicken was slimy.
Sorry China Joe but we will look elsewhere. No more chances.

The service was fast and nice, quick as well. But the quality of the food is definitely questionable. The lo mein was cooked in loads of garlic, making that the only flavor available. The generals chicken just was not up to par with me. It had a funky flavor, different than what I’m used to ordering from other chinese takeout I have gotten in the past. The crab rangoon was overcooked and eggrolls were mushy inside also. $ 18 for all including delivery and tip. I guess it just goes to show, you get what you pay for.

I have mixed feelings about this place tried it twice it wasn’t good at all except the fried rice was just ok sorry but the people are nice

They are nice people. The place is… ok. The food in the other hand… not so good. I ordered sesame chicken had no taste and it was soggy. The rice smelled old too. I wish i had read the reviews before getting food from there.

My order was charged on my credit card by EAT24 already BUT I was asked to scan my credit card AGAIN with the delivery guy! I asked him the reason for charge me TWICE BUT the guy said that «in case of credit card fraud » ! what the fuck is this ??? I explained him that the restaurant will get paid by EAT24! and also I live 1 min drive from the restaurant but it took 45 mins to deliver my food ! I used to like this place because they used to deliver in 20 mins even though they have bad reviews… but NO MORE orders for them.

Somewhere between lackluster and bad is a spot called China Joe’s.
Got the lunch special with teriyaki chicken. Didn’t ask if it was here or to-​go so they assumed to-​go and chose the egg roll for me instead of the soup. Whatever. Judging by the other reviews they were doing me a favor.
The chicken was overdone and almost chewy like when you microwave leftover fried chicken too long. The sauce tasted OK but was too runny and most of it was in a pool at the bottom of the chicken.
Fried rice was uneventful. Not bad, just meh.
The egg roll was disappointing. Just a paste inside of a crispy roll. Refused to soak any soy dripped in. The flavor was lacking. Was like a fried gruel roll.
The lo mein was a disgrace. Overcooked noodles with no seasoning. So bland I could actually pick up the subtle notes of the tap water it was cooked in. In fact, it just tasted like solidified tap water. I used some of the sauce left over from the chicken with a bit of soy to add something to it but all it was like was diluting sauce with water.
What a shame, I really wanted to like this place. Really close and really cheap. Bummer.

Honestly maybe they just had a bad day. But everything I ordered was awful besides the steamed rice…
Orange chicken– undercooked
Chow mien noodles– average.
Egg rolls– very greasy
Fried shrimp– still had the vein
Mongolian beef– practically no beef
Egg drop soup– just f’n nasty!
And a large coke that I never got :/​
Trust me the place should just be avoided all together.

I’ve been visiting China Joe’s for over a decade. The food is always hot and delish. Price is very affordable, and although the restaurant is small, the staff are generally friendly and quick to take our orders. I LOVE their egg drop soup and sweet and sour chicken. I’m picking some up now!

Their menu says they open at 11. I called at 11:05, 11:15 and finally got an answer at 11:30. The food arrived relatively quickly. I had the orange chicken lunch special, which comes with orange chicken, fried rice, noodles and an egg roll. The chicken was really low quality, all dark meat. The orange sauce didn’t really taste like much of anything, the rice was hard and the noodles had an odd sour taste to them like they had gone bad. The egg roll was fine. For some reason they included a menu in my delivery, which had coupons that expired in 2013. The delivery person was very nice but I wouldn’t order from them again.

I asked for chicken fried rice and got beef. My friend asked for really spicy food and the food was very very mild. My second time here, but I won’t be back. And I got a hair in my food.

Never again! Forgot half the appetizer, peppered beef all veggies mainly, kung Pow way to hot to even eat, only thing hot was the soup and won tons were mushy. Use to be good now I remember why its been awhile since we ordered from here.

I’ve been ordering from here for a very long time!..& they are always friendly,& food is always HOT & GOOD!

Gross gross gross gross.
My food tasted as if it were a few days old. The noodles were like spaghetti noodles and waayyy over cooked and the sauce tasted sour. I will never come back here. I am incredibly disappointed. I should have asked for a refund but I really did not want to bother.

I have really, really mixed feelings about this place. I mean, you can’t deny that feeding a large family with Chinese food for like $ 40 is a pretty good deal. Plus they seem to make the food when you order it, so that’s cool, too. But here’s the rub: the food isn’t the best!
I’ve come here on a few occasions where I’ve got family coming over to my house and I need to produce food on the quick. Since some people in my family are not cool with pizza, I usually run to a place like this to load up. So when I come here, it’s not because I’m hungry or I want to eat here — it’s more like «I need to feed five humans!» To that end, this place is cool! Like I said before, I’ve been able to feed everyone, and have leftovers, with about $ 40. That’s a good deal in my book when you consider the amount of feed they/​we eat, plus the leftovers. I usually have enough for dinner later that night, and maybe even breakfast/​lunch the next day. See, the food there is inexpensive. Plus they have these coupons they give you where you get free rangoons or rice or whatever after you spend a certain amount (I think it was $ 25 and $ 30, respectively).
The downside is that the food sometimes takes longer than I’d like. I guess that’s what happens when you get your food made to order, but still. Also, the food there isn’t really as Chinese as I’d like it to be. By that I mean that a few of the items I’ve had (strawberry chicken, orange chicken and sweet-​and-​sour pork) seem to be really the same dish with a different protein. With the chicken, they use this fried-​up chicken balls and throw some sauce on the top. Seriously. I can do that at home for like ¹⁄₃ the price. Really you get the same chicken with a different sauce. Not the business. I guess a lot of other restaurants do the same thing, but come on, guys. Step it up. I’ll pay an extra few bucks for better chicken.
All in all, will I return here? Yes. My mom loves this place, it’s cheap, and it’s close to home. I cannot beat the convenience afforded by this place.