Wok Star Express Asian Kitchen

I ordered one 扬州炒饭 for togo. The chef put too much water with it. So I only can give three star

Restaurant recently had a grand re-opening. I think that only means it has a new owner. Just came here for the first time, drawn here by their website featuring slick photos of Hong Kong style diner comfort foods, including baked rice and noodle dishes. As soon as my family & I sat down, I knew I made a mistake. Some of the lights were off, like they're trying to save electricity. The photos of the food on the wall were old and beat up. The walls next to the tables were dirty with chipped paint. The stainless door to the kitchen looked like it hadn't been cleaned for months. Grand re-opening? The worst part was when the waiter told us they no longer serve any baked dishes on the menu and pictured on the walls. And no more sandwiches. And no more shaved snow desserts. "We haven't served those things for over 2 weeks!" said the waiter. What we ended up ordering tasted okay, but without the specialties we came for, this is just any ordinary Chinese-American restaurant.

Came in 10 minutes past opening hours in the evening, and was greeted with an extremely sour face. I realized that the open sign wasn't turned on, so...my bad. I wanted to order take out and inquired if they took cards for a some order of $15. She mentioned that they didn't, and was unwilling to budge, so I just left.