KJ Chinese Restaurant

"We went new years day. The place was NOT BUSY. Should of been a red flag. The food was terrible and the service was even worse. 4 of us went, 2 got a served and finished. 20 minutes later the other 2 got served. The prices are ridiculous for the quality of both. Save yourself the trouble and don't go."

"Place was really on top of our order. Food was brought out as we ordered. We tried the pot sticker appetizers, chicken lo mein, the Green bean chicken, chicken with orange peel, and kung Pao chicken. Chicken with orange peel was the stand out with a great portion size and absolutely great taste. I would recommend getting at least three portions for your next meal. Quite delicious overall."

"Food is okay I had better Chinese food somewhere else with better price. The service was fast and depending on the time you are seated, there might be some food option they won't cook for you due to the time to prepare it. We were hungry and this is one of the restaurant that has available table. Noodles were dry, fried rice is okay, we love the pork chop. Portion is big like family style. You can share one meal and be satisfied. I might try their dim sum next time."

"A very odd experience. Luckily we were able to go right up to the front to be seated. An older Asian man came near us and just walked away. Then as he walked down the aisle about to enter the restaurant he looked back at us with a look wondering why we weren't following him. My bestie and I looked at one another bewildered wondering why he never said anything about being seated? Then once seated he just put down some menus and silverware without a word. When the server came to take our order I was trying to be humorous without any human response. The food wasn't too bad but the prices were insane for the flavors delivered. This restaurant definitely needs to reevaluate their service because the food alone surely won't save the business."

"Came in with a group of 3 adults one kid and one toddler. We were first in line at 11am on a overcasted Monday morning. Pricing is fair. Pricing at any entertainment establishment is a little on the higher side so it definitely not surprised by that. That being said, I didn’t pay for dinner, I was invited. Now for the food itself. Honestly, it exceeded my expectations when it comes to casino eats. We ordered the house fried rice, orange chicken, house lo mein, sweet and sour pork, and some dumplings. The order took a while. Wait time is definitely an issue but the server did keep apologizing. They also had a huge line of people on the “to-go” side. I remember checking the time and it had already been 11:50am and still no food on the table. When the food did arrive, it was great. The house fried rice had a really clean taste with every bite of chicken, shrimp, and beef acting as tiny explosions of taste. It wasn’t heavy on the fry process and that’s much appreciated. The sauces used on all the dishes were very delicious. Orange chicken had the right amount of crunch, didn’t leave any room to desire anything more. The zest was superior to any other OC I’ve had in other Chinese food establishments. The Lo mein noodles were thick enough to have a satisfying slurp. The sweet and sour pork were exactly just that - sweet & sour, and they had a lot of excess sauce that you could use to lather on top of the clean fried rice. Overall, food was great, time was wasted, money was exchanged."