China Town (halal meat) 1001 Welch Road, Commerce Charter Township, MI 48390

"This place is pretty good. You get a good amount of food (and I’m greedy) and it’s not salty. The food isn’t overcooked and I like the fact that if you spend over $30 you spin their wheel and get freebies. The service is always pleasant in my experiences. I’ll DEFINITELY keep getting my shrimp and broccoli from here!"

"Halal! A quaint place, portion size is humongous. You could feed a family of four on a whole order. Some of these other places when ordering a whole I’m thinking I have two meals. Now, I have food for the homeless. Steamed dumplings were so great I ate it before I could take a photo."

"My favorite Chinese restaurant since I was a child. Food is always beautifully flavored and fresh. The portions are wonderful. What's especially nice is the amount of vegan and vegetarian options here. For the ten years I've had this food, I'll get it all my life if I'm able to."

"This is my favorite take out Chinese. The food is always hot, and flavor is consistent. They use the containers that you can reuse, like the meal prep ones, so no broken Styrofoam. I've picked up and had Uber eats deliver and it's always perfect. It even reheats well. I usually gets honey chicken, sesame chicken, or sweet and sour chicken. Spring rolls are also great. Portions are generous. I can eat from a half order for dinner and left overs for the next day. A full order can split between two people, in my opinion. My family can split a full order of szechuan chicken between two people and there's still left overs, just order extra rice if you like to eat rice. The family who runs the restaurant are nice as well."

"Food is wonderful. Seasoned well and cooked great. The service was decent. Nothing bad, but obviously I came in late so might be just biased about the overall atmosphere. Atmosphere was mediocre, seating was on one side of the room and minimal seating for waiting. Good idea for if you're taking food to go or just picking up and leaving. (Food ordered, rice, sweet and sour chicken, lo mien, and Szechuan tofu)"