I call this Chinese place often and everything I call I get exactly what I want. It's gotten a little expensive but the food is good and very fresh. when I call for delivery they never take longer than 20 minutes and I wonder how did they cook the food so fast.

I absolutely love their food! My husband brought some home one night & I have food from there at least once a week. The food actually has taste and their beef tastes like beef. I do not want to eat any food from any other Chinese restaurant since eating from them.

For many years, I lived across the street from this hidden gem -- and took it for granted. The food is always quick, fresh and delicious, and the people are always friendly. After I moved out of NYC, I came to realize how difficult it is to find truly good Chinese food. I've moved back now, and they're as good as I remember. Do yourself a favor and give them a try, if you haven't. You'll certainly become a regular. There are many great items on the menu -- do some exploring.

Not sure why all the poor reviews. Their fried chicken wings are very good. Fried hard and crispy. Order in person or for pickup so they stay crispy. I asked for the general Tso extra spicy and got crab Rangoon which were a good side. I always get hot sauce and drown it. Their hot sauce is very good, especially with the chicken. This place is cash only and you should be tipping. The food is always ready in 5-10 minutes and piping hot. Make sure you try their iced tea! I wish I knew the recipe, I crave it all the time. Now that it's a hot summer day, I stop in twice a week to get a large one.

One of my favorite Chinese Restaurants... They know me by my same order.. House fried rice.. without asking my address for delivery ‍ Fast delivery

I recently just moved into the area, to be quite honest there is not much to eat around the area, so this is one of my go to's, I have only tried two things, which include garlic shrimp and chicken wings, both which are great. Only problem is, lady on the phone can be a little rude and in a hurry, but that's like all chinese takeout restaurants in New York.

Like there's only one way to eat the fried chicken from this place I recently found out. You got to get a late night order. Then you bring it home and lie in bed. Living the good life isn't about having a lot of money or traveling the world going to fancy places. Living the life is eating City One's hot crispy fried chicken in bed, and having the fried crumb pieces fall where they may. In you just lie there after you devoured an entire bag and bask in the glory of a greasy release from your taste buds down to your stomach. Now that's living the life. It only gets said when you dig into the bag only to find bones left.