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Address: 12717 Shoppes Ln, Fairfax, VA 22033
Phone: (703) 802-5888
Website: http://www.chinatastevatogo.com/
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Patrick Min
China Taste at Fair Lakes Shopping Center offers an affordable Chinese dining experience, featuring dishes such as crispy chicken wings, fried rice, and a variety of soups and noodles. However, the environment is unclean, leading to a disappointing dine-in experience. I stopped by for some food, which was served hot, but the quality was subpar; for instance, the hot and sour soup lacked its distinct flavor, and the combination rice had more rice than other ingredients. Overall, both taste and quality need improvement. The service was decent, but overall, there is room for improvement across all aspects.
… morek McE
I never write review, but I felt I needed to ss I’ve been seeing quality decreased. This has been my go to Chinese place for 5 yrs.The eggdrop soup had half the amount of egg as it usually does, and the broth was bland and tastes different than it usually is. I ordered 2 entrees and received 1 pint of rice. The Kung pao chicken was subpar, again not the sauce flavor its had the 50 other times I’ve ordered it. I know times are hard but I hope they go to their old recipes and not skimp on egg, meat and sauces. (Ot give 1 pint of rice for 2 entrees)
… moreMorgan Kelso
One of my favorite local spots! The food is always hot, fresh, and delicious. Their combo plates are super satisfying and great value, and the crab rangoons are the best — crispy, creamy, and perfectly sweet. Definitely a local favorite for takeout!
… moreCynthy Matulas
Gross & Ghetto: Gray Duck For You!
Our family rarely eats MSG but when we did it was typically from China Taste. Always the standard order: lo mein, fried rice &/or triple delight. Always heavy on the onions/veggies. Always light on the meats. Sub par but on brand.
Last night, my neighbor stopped by unexpectedly. We decided to order crispy duck as we love Peking Gourmet in Fall Church and haven’t been in years. Colossal mistake. This was NOT that.
The first thing we immediately noticed after opening the container was what appeared to be a large, chewed up bone sitting on top of the bit of crispy skin. B/C it was mostly bare, we were confused. Why anyone would think to include it? Was this a mistake? Was I given an employees meal by accident? Was it a disgusting mistake?
After removing the gnawed on bone, we saw the duck meat looked old, gross and gray. Samantha took a bite and said it was tasteless and rubbery. I called the restaurant and spoke to the same guy who’d sold me the culinary catastrophe. I emphasized the random, chewed up bone and he stated I could bring it back for a refund.
Today, as soon as I entered, I was met with contemptuous glares by the cooks; an old man in a dusty blue hat and filthy apron sitting in the back of the restaurant & an old woman picking her greasy scalp while cooking without gloves. REPULSIVE. It was a look behind the curtain that I never asked for. I couldn’t unsee it, though I desperately wanted to.
The cooks began yelling at each other and pointing to the bag of BS I’d brought back. Then, as I’m handing the cashier my card for the refund, the old man comes over and begins to scream in my face. I don’t speak the language but I smelled his hot & sour halitosis breath. I turn my face and take a step back in an attempt to shield myself from his offensive stench. It was repulsive, ungodly and deliberate.
Curious but calm, I asked the cashier what the old man said and he laughed at me. I asked again and he nervously said, “nothing, nothing, nothing. It’s ok. Everything ok” as the old woman aggressively stomped by me to trash her gastronomic repugnance.
I must’ve stuck a cord as it seems most reviewers state they took the loss. Glad I was reimbursed but my goodness, talk about insult to injury! Do yourself a favor: forgo the trauma, drama and vulgarity. Get the duck from Peking Gourmet Inn, in Falls Church and get the MSG anywhere else.
… moreOur family rarely eats MSG but when we did it was typically from China Taste. Always the standard order: lo mein, fried rice &/or triple delight. Always heavy on the onions/veggies. Always light on the meats. Sub par but on brand.
Last night, my neighbor stopped by unexpectedly. We decided to order crispy duck as we love Peking Gourmet in Fall Church and haven’t been in years. Colossal mistake. This was NOT that.
The first thing we immediately noticed after opening the container was what appeared to be a large, chewed up bone sitting on top of the bit of crispy skin. B/C it was mostly bare, we were confused. Why anyone would think to include it? Was this a mistake? Was I given an employees meal by accident? Was it a disgusting mistake?
After removing the gnawed on bone, we saw the duck meat looked old, gross and gray. Samantha took a bite and said it was tasteless and rubbery. I called the restaurant and spoke to the same guy who’d sold me the culinary catastrophe. I emphasized the random, chewed up bone and he stated I could bring it back for a refund.
Today, as soon as I entered, I was met with contemptuous glares by the cooks; an old man in a dusty blue hat and filthy apron sitting in the back of the restaurant & an old woman picking her greasy scalp while cooking without gloves. REPULSIVE. It was a look behind the curtain that I never asked for. I couldn’t unsee it, though I desperately wanted to.
The cooks began yelling at each other and pointing to the bag of BS I’d brought back. Then, as I’m handing the cashier my card for the refund, the old man comes over and begins to scream in my face. I don’t speak the language but I smelled his hot & sour halitosis breath. I turn my face and take a step back in an attempt to shield myself from his offensive stench. It was repulsive, ungodly and deliberate.
Curious but calm, I asked the cashier what the old man said and he laughed at me. I asked again and he nervously said, “nothing, nothing, nothing. It’s ok. Everything ok” as the old woman aggressively stomped by me to trash her gastronomic repugnance.
I must’ve stuck a cord as it seems most reviewers state they took the loss. Glad I was reimbursed but my goodness, talk about insult to injury! Do yourself a favor: forgo the trauma, drama and vulgarity. Get the duck from Peking Gourmet Inn, in Falls Church and get the MSG anywhere else.
Charles Bottomly
This was a pleasant surprise! This is the best Chinese food I’ve ever had! Usually the chicken at other places is soggy and the sauce is not great but the chicken had crisp to it and the sauce was to die for. Very pleased and will return.
… moreconstantina terrazas
DON’T EAT HERE! So I ordered Mongolian Beef and not an order of onions. Just look at the pics there is barely any beef and I even ended up throwing away half of the food that was just onions. The taste wasn’t good either and I went back hours later after work to get my money back and they said “our policy says that if you want your money back you have to return your food untouched just like if you want your money back in a retailer store you have to return the item back” I am was mind blown by her saying this. This is a disgusting type of business with COVID going on why they want the food back? To just re-heat it and give it to other clients? THE OWNER NEEDS TO CANCEL THIS POLICY BECAUSE ITS ABSURD AND UNSANITARY!!!! I am so mad, even fast food restaurants and others don’t take back any food for safety reasons.
… moreMichael Gracey
I had lunch on a Wednesday with work colleagues and was eager to have some moo goo gai pan. My other Chinese eatery does not offer this dish, so I thought maybe some hot and sour soup alongside this personal favorite night tide me over to dinner for $8.95 plus tax and tip. The actual meat and vegetables were acceptably steamed, even if I might have liked the broccoli cut a little smaller. The rice portion seemed a bit big for me, especially for lunch. The soup had something of a less spicy and gelatinous consistency even if the flavor proved familiar overall. I am not sure I would go out of my way to order from this place, but I could I suppose be tempted to try another lunch special like shrimp and broccoli before passing a final judgment.
… morePublic Enemies
Sorry this is not right! I know the differences. This was not fresh cooked. You trying fool “YOUR CUSTOMERS” willing spend $ by support your business. I don’t think your smart business owner!! You are killing your business… goodluck!! Here goes another lost customer. Keep doing that see how long your business last!!
… moreJazz B
The food was flavorless and the chicken in my order of chicken with broccoli had a very slimy/gum-like texture. We ended up throwing the food away which was $50.
We usually order from China express in centreville but they were closed today and we decided to give this place a chance but we will not be ordering again
… moreWe usually order from China express in centreville but they were closed today and we decided to give this place a chance but we will not be ordering again
Luke Wall
Do not eat here worst food ever whole family was sick has to go hospital the cooks are old amd dirty the food nearly killed us avoid these food place should be shut down
… more