About - China Queen
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Offerings
- Comfort food
- Quick bite
- Small plates
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Quiet
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Their food is delicious. I’m originally from New York where the Chinese food is really good. Unlike a lot of places that claim New York Style but it’s a lie, this one actually lives by what they advertise. I used to go here every single day for lunch when I worked nearby. It’s my favorite Chinese place in town. Their spicy chicken lo mein tastes amazing. Their chicken chow mei fun and shrimp with curry sauce is also great. Their hot oil is delicious. The best part is that I was unfortunately born with some of the most aggressive allergic reactions doctors have ever seen, where just minor traces send me to the hospital and I’m allergic to a lot of random things, and this place actually goes the extra mile to get a whole new pot just for me and they make it the way I need it to be made so I won’t get hospitalized. Most Chinese restaurants that are popular for their lo mein will keep remaking more lo mein in the same pot but this causes me to end up hospitalized due to traces. Granted, it did take this place hearing about my 3 hospitalizations before they started listening to my seemingly unreasonable requests, but I really appreciate that they eventually came around and was willing to do it, because there are a lot of places in this city that wouldn’t accommodate for my health issues, and I understand why because it’s a lot of extra work when a place is already really busy. The staff is just so nice and understanding.
I come here occasionally, probably spending hundreds of dollars in total. So I came in tonight and placed an order, and then I walked over to the window to get a signal to move money into an account after placing my order, taking maybe a minute or two, and the cashier immediately started ringing up someone else who came in after instead of asking him to wait a moment. I was standing there waiting to pay for a whopping $40 order, and the guy asked if I could give him some space, which, given the circumstances, is highly disrespectful. The cashier said nothing. I asked her if she maybe thought her behavior was rude, as her lack of consideration and patience is what caused the insult, and she didn't think so at all. She wouldn't give me a discount or anything after making me feel insulted and disrespected. Zero accountability for poor behavior. The manager (I assume) was standing there the whole time and knew me as a repeat customer. He said and did nothing. Absolutely livid. Maybe it's a class or culture thing, but where I'm from, you ask the next customer to wait a minute or two if you're already in the middle of helping someone else. Am I the asshole? Maybe. But not without provocation.
This has to be the worst Chinese food. Meat was a weird texture, egg rolls were chewy and just not good and the rice tasted like microwaved rice. Such a good waste of money.