my mom owns a dance studio next store and whatever they were cleaning their stoves with I made a gas leak and there were fire trucks everywhere and there are rats in their kitchen.
my mom owns a dance studio next store and whatever they were cleaning their stoves with I made a gas leak and there were fire trucks everywhere and there are rats in their kitchen.
Consistently good food .quick enough .memu could use an update .bbq ribs very good also eggplant in garlic sauce.
HAVE SOMEONE ON THE PHONE THAT UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU ARE SAYING. SOMEONE THAT DOESNT KEEP REPEATING THEMSELVES AND LISTENS TO WHAT YOU ARE SAYING. THIS HAPPENS EVERYTIME WE CALL AND GET THIS LADY. ITS UNPERFESSIONAL!
I last reviewed Long River 5 years ago. In that time, though, they have upgraded their service and have added a sushi bar that is really phenomenal. The sushi is fresh and the pieces are large. They have a good selection. I have been there...3 times in the last few months and they are getting better each time. It is clean, the service is very professional, prices are fair and the food is very good.More
The bento boxes that they have are great for the price, so much food! The battered vegetables are my favorite
Food was excellent Was take out not eat in restaurant Was surprised at quality But next time we will definitely eat in.
Used to go to long river but can't anymore. Walked in to filthy tables and diners waiting to be served. Should have left but ate anyway. Dirty plates and food are left on tables since they have ten people working on the take out side...but two people on the dining side. Really poor management. Should stay away.More
Have been going there for many years Last two orders food quality has change Beef chewy and fatty Chow mien pressed chicken and flavor of ff
Food is not as good as it used to be , restaurant is never crowded for a reason. They used to be the best in the area owners changing hands definitely was not a positive one , food taste and quality just wasn't there. Will...not go backMore
Constantly finding foreign objects in with the food, Tonight 2 pieces of plastic in a sealed eggroll. Im done with this place!
This place is disgusting and dirty. There was a roach climbing on the wall while we were eating dinner
I have been coming here for years. Yes it has changed but still it provides the closest thing to Chinatown food in Suffolk county. Try the pan fried noodles. Or the Chinatown wonton soup for real wontons not the thick skinned ones you get at...most take out places. They have a huge staff and take out is their main thing. This is a local family that made good.More
Confucius and Lao-Tzu, who lived about 2,500 years ago, are probably the two most influential Chinese thinkers. Confucius proposed a set of rules of good behavior and Lao-Tzu a poetic although paradoxical path to respect the way of nature. Both spoke about food and eating...due to the importance they attached to a wise diet for their fellow beings. For Confucius, food should be served in small or chopped pieces and its ingredients should blend in harmony. Lao-Tzu warned that “governing a great nation is like cooking a small fish: too much handling will spoil it.” There are millions of Chinese restaurants all over the world and Chinese cuisine is probably the most widespread ethnic cuisine. And even if commercialism prevails, many Chinese eateries adhere to the traditional principles of its eating ethics. If you happen to live in the south shore of Long Island, most precisely in Western Suffolk, you can try the unpretentious Long River restaurant, named for the Yangtse, the longest river in China. It is basically a take-out that boasts 191 dishes between appetizers, chop mein, chop suey, fried rice, beef, chicken, duck, seafood, vegetables and special Cantonese dishes. Lately it also included Japanese and Thai delicacies. Behind the counter you can see the cooks working in the kitchen, a safe way to realize that good hygiene prevails. You can’t go wrong with many sushi selections, the orange chicken, the chicken with cashew nuts, the Wor Shu duck, the Wan Ton soup or many other selections along with the not to be missed noodles and rice. But there is more. If you are not in a rush, instead of taking food to your home you can enter its small and neat restaurant and be served by friendly Chinese waitresses. As most of the regulars go for the take-out, there is no need to make reservations or wait to be seated. There is always plenty of room in a peace and quiet ambience: for some reason the customers tend to be very discrete and well-behaved people that would have pleased Confucius. The prices are very reasonable. The wisdom of the fortune cookies is predictable. But you can end a nice and healthy meal with a Chinese tea to follow the advice of Lu Yu, in ‘The Classic Art of Tea,’ for whom “tea tempers the spirit, harmonizes the mind, dispels lassitude and relives fatigue, awakens the thought and prevents drowsiness.”More
I ordered online and it came very quickly - less then 30 minutes. The general Tso's chicken was all white meat and very good.. Highly recommend..
What once was a great venue is now a good one. Food is good,staff is friendly but the emphasis on fusion fare killed the usual diners. A good second choice to Chinese restaurants in the area