China Bros

1 Reviews on “China Bros”

• Eddie WannaBee

  Relatively new Chinese place that offers delivery. Before we use to order from Red Ginger, which is located in Temecula. Red Ginger charges $10 for delivery, plus the assumed driver tip. Bad proposition after a couple of times, specially with their uneven food. We also tried a couple more that deliver, but the truth of the matter, it was never specially good food.When China Bros announced via Yelp they were open, and delivered food, it did not take a long time for us to try a tentative order. To check their quality, sort of speak. At first prices appeared more affordable, but in the end, amount sent and overall satisfaction, dispelled that notion.Food tried: Egg Rolls, 3 orders, at $1.95 each. Peppery, nicely crunchy, and not a bad roll for those who like their vegetable rolls. 4 Stars.House Fried Rice, $7.95? Chicken, Beef, Shrimp, plus usual veggies found in this very common of Chinese offerings. Not great, just average. 3.5 Stars.Shrimp Fried Rice, $7.95 Shrimp in fair amount, and just like the other fried rice, average in taste. 3.5 Stars.BBQ Sliced Pork, $5.75. Decent, a little on the chewy side, not soaking on that deep dark sweet sauce, which is a positive for sure, but that was it for the quality of this dish. 3.5 Stars.Won Ton Soup, $6.75 per container. We ordered 3. Salty, murky broth. Wontons with a little more meat than usual. Plenty of wontons that the noodle side came apart all over the soup. Chicken, a few more shrimp than usual, a little pork, and loads of cabbage, and few other veggies. 3.5 Stars.Seafood Soup, $6.75. Not great, but not bad. Broth with no distinctive flavor, sort of bland. Plenty of Tofu and imitation crab. 3.5 Stars.The total was $61+, plus $4 gratuity for the driver. Driver brought his portable credit card device, so we charged the the order. 3.5 Stars.

  October 3, 2017, 11:36 pm

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