Mei Heang Chinese Fast Food

Great Food!!! Low prices, delicious food. For $ 5 got almost the amount of 2 plates from Panda Express. Yes, it is Cash Only but it is a small mom/​pop shop (business) … will definitely eat here again if ever in Sun Valley. (Ate here on 5÷1÷2015) ‚
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I’ve tried this place a couple of times, strictly because it’s the closest Chinese fast food spot near me.
First off — it is a CASH ONLY spot. I don’t know how in this day n age a business can survive as a cash only vendor.
The food: The orange chicken are tiny little fried pieces, much too small for someone to actually realize there’s chicken inside there. There is not much of a selection either, maybe 5 entrees or so. The egg rolls seem like a good deal at 2 for $ 1, and they look decent, however the inside is just a wad of oil-​soaked cabbage mush. The only bright spot are the chow mein noodles which is the only item there that isn’t oily & they’re also pretty thick. It seems like none of their entrees are actually made in the unoccupied kitchen in the back, but rather bought from Smart & Final and heated up.
I wish I could recommend a better Chinese fast food spot in the neighborhood, but the pickings are slim.
If you have the time & don’t mind spending more money in exchange for quality food, I would take my business down the street to Mandarin Terrace.

This place seem kind of weird and creepy when you walk in, mainly because it looks very empty and it lacked decorations.
As for the food, you can tell a lot of items has been sitting there for a long time and I’ve avoided picking them. Overall it tasted okay for the cheap price. But I probably wouldn’t come back again.

This place was SO yummy and inexpensive. Will come back…

Best noodles in town!!! Great prices and friendly service

Decent Chinese food for low prices. Really low prices. I ordered shrimp fried rice and got extra shrimp for just $ 1.00 more. They gave me very large portions. I also got vegetables and chicken. That was a bit greasy but I didn’t have high expectations going in.
Price per pound it was a nice bargain.

I’ve driven past this place a MILLION times without actually even seeing that it’s a Chinese restaurant. Let me start off by saying that this is probably one of the most unassuming, boring looking, small, and fairly run down looking restaurants I’ve ever been in, even though it’s fast food. There are many other Chinese fast food places that are much more appealing-​looking, including one on Sherman Way/​Vineland in the Vallarta parking lot (haven’t been there though). This place received a B rating, but honestly, that’s really expected in my book from many little Chinese fast food places in the area, so no biggie in my book. The place is tiny, by the way. Two booths for 4 people, and that’s it. I would give the appearance of the place a 2 star rating, but I upped it to 3 stars for two reason. #1, the food didn’t look terribly bad. I ate the orange chicken which was a a bit crunchy and didn’t taste half bad. I liked the chow mein and fried rice, but everything was average at best. #2, the price was INCREDIBLY low. A combo including fried rice or chow mein and one item was THREE DOLLARS. Where on earth could you get something like that for 3 bucks? I opted for the chow mein/​fried rice combo with one item for a whopping $ 3.59, however, and I was stuffed, truly. It was a lot of food for that price. Ya, you can grab a little cheeseburger and fries from some fast food place for the same price, but sometimes you just don’t want a burger. you want some oh-​so-​bad-​for-​you Chinese fast food, and this fits the bill for a low, low, lowww price. Honestly, the other items didn’t look bad at all, I just wanted some O. Chicken. I bet the other items would have tasted even better, though, just from the appearance alone. It’s located right next to the Payless Foods parking lot (between McDonalds and Payless Foods), right next to a dry cleaners. If you’re passing by, might as well give it a try, no?