Lai Lai Chinese Restaurant

Let me introduce this to myself, am Chinese, traveled in 39 countries and have eaten Chinese food at many places. I saw the reviews on this page and let the expectations go for dinner. the family style ma po tofu with sweetness was quite tasteless with the frozen trio mais, exalted, carrots; we were looking for chili pfeffersoße. the szechuan aubergine was quite delicious minus any semblance to szechuan aromen. with added chili sauce, black pepper and salt, these two hot, gooey dishes warmed and satiated us on a cold night. many left. the server reminded me of my grim teenager; it was kind of weird. they visited both the restaurant and bar; that is much to use on a small lady with 4-5 tables at the same time. kudos to her. a thumb for the experience. I have taken the remains back to the gas house and my teenagers would not eat more than a bit. Instead, they have alleviated their instant noodles. hehe. begs themselves of them for all 3 articles, even the ricer? tee was drinkable, but really bad quality. servier plates, a mic maic of styles, need work. bad presentation. definitiw no place for discriminatory taste. hopefully this helps.

Place is no longer open, comes up when you ask google for closest Chinese food near me and this place came up so we drove 20min to find oit it’s no longer there!!! Highly disappointed

Egg drop soup was watery, lemon chicken tasted spoiled. Noodles were weird. I decided to try this place as it looks like the only chinese food in the area. We had to throw away pretty much all of the food. Don 't waste your money here hoping people are just picky like I did. It really is that terrible. The little lady that is working in the resteraunt is really as rude as all the other reviews say.

We had to throw most of the meal away, it was so bad. We had a pork dish and a chicken dish. The meat in both tasted terrible, and exactly alike. Possibly because they were cooked in the same terrible tasting oil. Waste of money.

Good Auberginen-Schezuan. also good hot n sour suppe. can reach from home to foot. name change to sunflower to sept 2017