Lazy Susan - Reviews

I had such a delicious find at this restaurant! The chicken was amazingly crispy with a perfect sauce. The beans were also incredible – crispy, saucy, and flavorful. I absolutely can’t wait to be back!

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! It's a true gluten-free haven, with most items being GF as-is. While the restaurant isn't 100% gluten-free, I've visited multiple times and the food is consistently flavorful and piping hot. My personal favorites are the orange chicken, and the sesame and General Tso's dishes are also delicious. Even my non-GF guests couldn't tell the difference! This has become my new favorite spot in the city.

I had a great experience with the food here, and I'm eager to dine in more. However, the dining area always seems to be closed, which creates a bit of a weird vibe.

I enjoyed the food that I got delivered from here. This place makes an alright Sesame Chicken and General Tso’s Chicken. However, the Sesame Chicken is very ginger-y.

My experience at this restaurant was a bit uncertain. I'm not too sure about this place, and perhaps I ordered the wrong dishes. I tried the chowmein and didn’t really enjoy it; I was hoping for more bold flavors. However, the pot stickers were good!

I biked over to use a coupon, but the staff weren't able to figure out how to input it without the manager, who wasn't there. Consequently, I didn't get my food.

I was going to write this review yesterday, but I got super sick from their food. We went to this restaurant on Friday evening; our first intention was to go to another Chinese restaurant, but it was closed, so my son looked it up on Google and found this one close by. My wife ordered wonton soup, and it was very cold, full of mushrooms (something I never see in real wonton soup), very dark in color, and had no taste at all. The wontons were tiny with almost no meat inside, and the portion was very small, nothing comparable to a real Chinese restaurant. She also ordered crab Rangoon, but there was no crab at all, only cheese, and it tasted like imitation because it had no flavor. They didn't serve it with any dipping sauce; at least that would have given some flavor (my son ate it and spit it into a napkin). My son ordered Mongolian beef; it was so-so but not like Chinese food. He also had an order of jasmine rice, and it was okay (you don't need science to cook white rice). I ordered beef and broccoli, and it was disgusting. There was too much sauce, like soy sauce, and lots of pieces of ginger and big pieces of onions (I never had onions in beef and broccoli). The meat was very thin and somehow tasted off, maybe because it was overloaded with soy sauce, but it was definitely what made me so sick. I was feeling very full and tired after I ate this, and the next day I started with a headache and nausea. I vomited pieces of the meat and got all the awful taste of this plate in my mouth. I threw up like four times; it was horrible. I ordered combination fried rice, and it was okay. But certainly, it is not worth the $88+ I paid. We like to try different restaurants, and definitely, this one won't be on our list anymore, but it is very sad that some restaurants advertise Chinese food and cook totally differently than it.

My experience at this restaurant was generally positive. I really enjoyed the Orange Chicken, which was delicious. However, the crispy spring rolls were a letdown; they were way overpriced and not good at $9. Despite the issue with the spring rolls, it's overall a great spot.

My experience was with a DoorDash order that arrived with the wrong items. Instead of what was ordered, I only received a fried rice dish. This was not what we ordered, and I had to call to get it corrected. I am not happy with this experience.

My experience at the restaurant was fantastic! The food was absolutely delicious. I also found the woman employee to be very nice and friendly.