Full Moon Palace - Galt

I hadn't dined here in years since we moved away, and wow, the food is even better than I remembered! We ordered pork fried rice, chicken chow mein, orange chic... read more I hadn't dined here in years since we moved away, and wow, the food is even better than I remembered! We ordered pork fried rice, chicken chow mein, orange chicken, and garlic chicken. After a 25-minute drive home, everything was still warm, crispy, and incredibly delicious! We're definitely going to make this a regular place again.

Fair food and a fair price read more Fair food and a fair price

Tammy and Tim are amazing! The food is consistently fresh and served hot, made to order every time! You can't go wrong if you're in the mood for delicious, fres... read more Tammy and Tim are amazing! The food is consistently fresh and served hot, made to order every time! You can't go wrong if you're in the mood for delicious, fresh Chinese cuisine!

The food and staff at this restaurant are absolutely fantastic! It's a well-managed establishment offering some of the best dishes around. The family-run atmosp... read more The food and staff at this restaurant are absolutely fantastic! It's a well-managed establishment offering some of the best dishes around. The family-run atmosphere makes it very welcoming, and you definitely won't be disappointed. The service is also impressively quick. For vegetarians, there’s a complete menu featuring tofu dishes. Plus, there’s a kids' menu, making it a great choice for families!

First of all, I want to mention that the owners were friendly, so I’m giving them three stars for service. However, my go-to spot is T2 Yan in the Twin Cities.... read more First of all, I want to mention that the owners were friendly, so I’m giving them three stars for service. However, my go-to spot is T2 Yan in the Twin Cities. I’m used to ordering a dinner combo and pot stickers for under $30. I decided to try Full Moon Palace this time, and ended up spending $40 for a combo, a side of chow mein (which was nicely stacked), and pot stickers. I could have accepted the price if the main thing—the flavor—had been there. Unfortunately, this was the most expensive and bland Chinese food I’ve ever had. I wish I had stuck with T2 Yan, Hunan, or even Yen hot Chinese food inside the Galt supermarket. The rice was cold and hard, the noodles were tasteless, the garlic chicken was bland, and the pot stickers were soggy and just as flavorless. The only way this meal could have been redeemed is if the portions were appropriate, but I received the smallest amount of Chinese food for the price. I do not recommend it.