About - Shan Dong
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Coffee
- Comfort food
- Healthy options
- Quick bite
- Small plates
- Vegan options
- Vegetarian options
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Quiet
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Food used to be better the chicken tasted old and the service was not great. They try cutting corners and being cheap on everything and it shows. Have been coming for over a decade and the quality and service has gone down drastically.
I love this place and I have been coming here for more than 25 yrs, I always love the way the owner treat us, she is in the kitchen, making delicious food. The only thing I would say “complaint” about it is the older lady at the register, she is rude and do not answer the phone when ringing, I had to go into the restaurant and order to go, and she was rude and even almost threw my receipt to sign it and left, the phone kept ringing and ringing, so I guess she doesn’t like to answer the phone. It’s sad she is the host and with bad attitude, but other than that, everyone is super nice and I love the environment, I will still continue coming because of the cook, I love her attitude 💕🙏
It's okay. From living here I've gotten used to large portions when it comes to Chinese food, and I went out expecting to be able to have some food for the rest of the week, but when I saw the serving and presentation I realized that this is more of a dining experience. The portion size was less than expected, but the quality and service were on point. The whole place kind of feels run down, like the business is struggling to modernize, and it has a bunch of signage in broken English that doesn't reflect well on the management. I think it fits the area economically, and the prices are a little higher than the menu pictures shown. My lunch was like $16 out the door. This restaurant has a dedicated building, but I am going to get Chinese from a strip mall shop for quantity sake. The whole experience felt very 1990s, if not earlier, but I think the operation could benefit greatly by working on the experience. Value: 6/10.