This restaurant deserves 5 stars. The food,people and atmosphere are absolutely amazing. They treat each customer like family

We drove up from massachusetts on the way to Ogunquit and found this place quite by accident. I was so happy we found it. They served the best Chinese food I've had in a very long time. Absolutely delicious!!!

In town visiting a relative and he wanted to take us here. It was an unusually warm summer evening and their a/c doesn't quite keep up. However, it wasn't too bad. I just like a little more air. The service was top notch! It's a family owned restaurant and they really take care of their customers. The rice comes separately so keep that in mind. I had the sesame chicken and the house fried rice. Really good. I would definitely come back.

We researched Sushi near us and it led us here. Pretty busy in there. Great Atmosphere. And nice decor! We were greeted and sat. Ordered 3 Rolls and 1.app App was wontons.in spicy peanut sauce. IT WAS PHENOMENAL!!! Not what we expected. Wonton were pillowy soft melt in your mouth warm Bite of heaven. Topped with crunchy bean sprouts! Great compliment to the dish. As it acts as a cleanser. That was our favorite part of the whole meal. The 3 Sushi Rolls came in a close 2nd.! Forgot what kind of Rolls we got. One had cream cheese. One had mango. The waiter was quick on his feet. Attentive to the guests. And the woman server put the cherry on top with her wit, charm, and humor.

Found this place while vacationing in Maine. Great house special fried rice! Will definitely be back again when in the area.

Stopped in to check it out!! Had soup and a few appetizers. Absolutely blown away by the crab Rangoon. Light, fluffy and flavorful! We will be coming back!

Overall good experience. Everything was good but not 5 star worthy. Biggest issue was how hot the restaurant was. Hard to enjoy a hot meal when you're melting the whole time. Maybe the air was broken. Will definitely give it another try so far the best Chinese we've found in the area.

Tucked away in a strip mall, set back from Route 1, it's an easy restaurant to miss. But a Facebook group alerted me about it, so in I went. Two rooms, one a Chinese restaurant and the other a sports bar with sushi. Some old school Chinese decor, but understated. Combo plates made things easy for a weekday lunch. Substitutions are allowed for a $2.25 charge; add-ons can be had for $3.95. I tried a sweet and sour chicken combo with egg roll ($9.95), adding on boneless ribs for an extra $3.95. Well worth it. Egg Roll: Looked industrial strength, but it had quality. Good crunch outside and in, with fresh tasting cabbage and some pork and scallions for flavor. Sweet and Sour Chicken: Only four pieces but fairly big and decent meat-to-batter ratio. Interestingly, with the sauce served in a bowl on the side, allowing you to dunk, drizzle, of neither. A thin sauce with minimal punch, but the typical sweetness. Boneless Ribs: Nice bright red glaze and good volume, but kinda dry. Fried rice: Not the darkest, not the lightest. Not bad, not remarkable. Definitely above average. I wanna give a 3.5. Rounding up to 4 based on pricing, flexibility, and friendliness of staff. But think of it as a 3.5.