Grand China

crystal haughton★

Ordered chicken chow mein from their online menu that said fried noodles. I got what looks like chop suey instead. I called to ensure my order was correct and was told it is! According to them, their chop suey and chow mein are the same. For reference i googled chow mein for comparison. Will not be returning!

Luke Dice★★★★★

Fried Rice Worth the Return Trip Currently ranking as my #1 or #2 fried rice in Greenville, this spot really surprised me. The portion size for the main plates is a little off for the price, but the real value comes from the rest of the combination platter. Around $12–$13 for soup, an appetizer, and a full meal. Fairly good for 2025. The food overall was great, but the fried rice is what truly stands out. Bold, salty, and loaded with extras, it puts the usual “rice and a few peas” approach to shame. The interior feels outdated, but the kindness of the staff more than makes up for it. I’ll b

Jim Black★★★★★

Best Chinese take-out in the Greer area, for my money. Their Szechuan Beef is the best. Just spicy enough, with generous slices of tender steak and veggies. The wife loves their Shrimp w/Chinese veggies & Pepper Steak w/veggies. Very generous with their entres.You get a small order of fried rice with each entre. Their pork fried rice is also very good. We're from the NY metro area, so we know good Chinese. Note: they are closed on Tuesdays.

Brandi Gatson★★★

It was a toss-up between 3 and 4 stars but probably closer to 3. Let me start off saying we don't do Chinese much because it's hard to find good. Dragon Den used to be our place, and they closed, and this place came recommended. So upon walking in, the front entrance was very small and cramped. Between waiting to be seated and people there waiting for pick up orders, it was very small, almost uncomfortable. We were seated relatively quickly, and our drink order was taken as soon as we sat down. I was thinking so far so good. Little did I know it would go downhill from there. Crab Rangoon