• CLOSED: Chang's House

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Chinese
Delivery
Take-out
Non-veg

Serves meat, vegan options available. Chinese restaurant. Menu also includes vegetarian dishes using faux meat and tofu. Reported closed, May 2019.


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3 Reviews

First Review by lmp99

nafanc

Points +1615

Vegan
29 Jan 2016

Wide variety, good for what it is

I come here semi-regularly - often enough to know a number of the dishes, but not so often that the staff recognizes me. The man at the counter is always proud to show me the wide variety of veggie items on their menu, which is endearing. The menu has an entire vegetarian section that features mock meat substitutes. It also has a separate section dedicated to bean curd, most of which is vegetarian/vegan.

I like this place. I wouldn't go out of my way to go here - after all, it's about the same quality as many other Chinese fast-food takeout joints - but if you're in the area frequently like I am or if you live nearby, it's a good place to grab a quick bite after a night out or if you're pinched for time.

Note: they use lots of MSG, and they add oyster sauce to many of their dishes. That said, they are happy to hold either of these ingredients if you ask.

Pros: Lots of veggie options, Quick, Nice staff

Cons: Moderate quality

untemperedhope

Points +99

Vegan
18 Jul 2010

Simply Terrible

The selection is large enough- as well as the slew of very positive reviews. A meat-eating friend and I went there. He was rather neutral to his dish. I got the faux orange chicken. The broccoli was under-cooked but the "meat" was... somehow it was overly chewy, dry, sharp, crusty, and difficult to swallow. The decor on the inside was intriguing with little room to sit. It was also a little slow.

Pros: Cheap, Open Late

Cons: Not Tasty, Slow

lmp99

Points +26

Vegetarian
06 May 2010

good vegetarian options

Chang's has a good selection of both mock meat and tofu dishes that are fairly cheap for the portion size. My favorite item on the menu is the "chicken" lo mein...it's the most delicious lo mein I've ever had, although it is VERY greasy. I'm also a fan of the general gao's or sesame tofu. Spring rolls are good, thicker than average, but also extremely greasy. I can't speak for the restaurant itself since I always get delivery.

Pros: excellent food

Cons: greasy




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