Forks & Chopsticks 筷叉小館

It's good. Definitely reminds me of western takeaway and it was a great little treat during the weekend. I picked up and didn't get it delivered.

Reminds me of Panda Express, tastes almost the same, which is good. bento box got soggy when delivered, that's a one star minus.

I really want this restaurant to work cuz I love American Chinese food. I also encourage you to go and try if you are curious about American Chinese food. But the orange chicken wasn't good. Chow mein was alright. As a fellow American that grew up on American Chinese food, I got some recommendations: 1. Orange chicken needs to be crisper, maybe battered and cooked more. Also smaller peices of boneless chicken would be nicer. 2. Fortune cookies included with Uber eats meals would be nice, they are always tossed in with everything in the USA and free. I'm not sure if there hard to get in taiwan or something. 3. Drinks with Uber eats would be nice. 4. Serving sizes are a little too small for price. I would not order here again, it was 180$ (uber) for a small thing of noodles and orange chicken, and I couldn't finish more than two bites of the orange chicken. The food tasted like what I could eat at a zizhucan. 6. If you wanna do American Chinese, you need to have crunchy fried egg rolls, egg drop soup, fried wonton. I really want the place to so well so I will leave 5 stars anyway. 加油

It feels like this place is directed onky at forginers who are scared to go into buffets and get the same for for 1/3 the price. Charging for a fortune cookie? Do they charge for the chopsticks, too???

So bad. The worst parts of Chinese American food, but in a land of good food. Ordered as we thought Chinese American food in Taiwan might actually be good, it was authentic, as in the sense that it was just as bad as in America. Which is impressive to recreate, hence the second star. Even the kids and dog wouldn't eat it. The tofu was passable. EDIT and updated: apparently the point is to taste as close to American food as possible. It's that in every sense. Not good compared to Taiwan food but you're going for the nostalgia. Authentic, added one more star.

Ordered take out and food was ready within 15 minutes before I even arrived for pick up. Orange chicken was on the spot. Beef and broccoli as well as fried rice was a bit too Taiwanese, which really isn't a complaint, just not as authentic American Chinese take out as I hoped it was. Really hope they add more items to the menu soon like chicken and broccoli or General Tso's. Will order again!

We really missed American Chinese food so ordered on Uber Eats. Orange chicken was pretty good that I'd give it a 4/5. But the beef in broccoli beef was way too soft and soggy. I spitted it out and couldn't have another bite. Rice and noodles were okay. $180 for a set. Totally fine with this price. But ONE fortune cookie cost us $40nt... I thought it would be "a few" cookies (at least two). Well, lesson learned. Very expensive but at least it was the right fortune cookie.

it’s my first time trying America Chinese food, and it tastes pretty good! The only downside is the fact that it’s super oily. But the portion is big, the price is a bit pricey, but it’s worth a try! At first i gave this place 4 stars, but i just realized the chicken is undercooked and has a very distinct chicken taste to it. It’s not very pleasant.