Great Wall Chinese Restaurant

The Great Wall used to be one of my favorite Chinese restaurants in the past,but unfortunately that crown has slipped. I heard rumors of their fall from grace, but I had to find out for myself. I was hoping the rumors weren’t true and I went back twice just to be sure….you guys, I couldn’t even finish the food. ???? I could’ve overlooked the terrible customer service that I was given when I walked into the establishment. I could’ve even forgiven the unnecessary wait that I had to endure while I stood there waiting for someone…anyone, to at least acknowledge that they had a new customer waiting to be seated, only to tell me that I could just sit wherever. I ordered the lemon chicken for the lunch special with steamed rice, one egg roll and one Crab Rangoon with a sweet tea and a wonton soup. Honestly, the tea was the only thing worth tasting, followed by the wonton soup, which still had a peculiar taste that I couldn’t quite place. Still finished it tho. But the chicken? Dry and difficult to chew. The egg roll was missing that one ingredient that always made me want to order more. The Crab Rangoon? I mean, was it even cooked all the way? The steamed rice tasted way more like stale rice that not even the best soy sauce could save. I finally gave up trying to finish the food and paid the rude guy at the front desk the worst $14 I ever spent. I can’t say that I won’t go back ever again. I have glimmers of hope that maybe one day Great Wall will once again be owned by somebody who takes pride in their food, their culture and in providing not only excellent Chinese cuisine, but also similar customer service.

the fried rice was less than desirable they didn't give me my egg roll Kung Pao Chicken was decent

Normally we enjoy this place very much and we have our favorites, but the last tine I went in my chicken wings were friend so hard and dry you couldn’t eat them, they were tough. But I have been going there for years and this is the only time it’s ever happened. My favorite is the coconut shrimp it’s the best I have ever had, lightly fried shrimp smother in coconut milk sauce.

Missing fried rice on my order of General Taos Chicken, nothing but fried batter hardly any chicken meat. Food looks old so going into garbage can as looks like its been fried to long.

The restaurant is nice and clean. The service is ok, but the lady is a little pushy and kind of rude. She brought out these little chip looking things with a sweet sauce and didn't really explain what they were for. The food was good but needs a touch more flavor. The fried rice is really bland and could use a lot of flavor. They do serve big portions though.