China Town Chinese Restaurant

"This place is about a half mile farther than the one in Aynor where I live, but I will be going here from now on. The food is better and the portions are better. The fried rice was a little bland (as others have mentioned), but I added some Soy sauce and it was just fine."

"This place was filthy. The lights were almost all out it was dark and smoky in there. The food was horrible I ate two bites and had to throw it out. Worst fried rice I've ever had no flavor to it tasted burnt. The general tous chicken tasted horrible. I usually don't write reviews like this but it was just that bad. The only thing good I can say was the person at the register took care of me quickly and was nice. Very disappointed and should have took the food back."

"I go here all the time, I love them. I wish they would fix the dining area so we could eat in again, otherwise I love the food and service"

"Date night with the Mrs. and friends got us shopping for Chinese. China Town Chinese Restaurant was our point of destination and arriving there got the strong vibe that it was more of a take and go, then sit down. Dingy interior with a row of forlorn padded booths that were slowly being taken over by boxes of restaurant supplies. A non-operating soda machine and an order counter. Don’t expect any counter to table service if you decide to stay after you order as you are on your own. Friend suggested takeout and we readily agreed. Our Combination Dinner was General Tso’s Chicken with fried pork rice and egg roll. We order an extra egg roll and my wife and I shared. Serving amount easily fed the two of us and overall taste was good with a bit of heat. Texture of breaded chicken was a bit tough, chewier. Standard fried rice and egg rolls were crispy savory rolls with shredded cabbage inside and deep fried. Food was doable but probably not worth a retry."