Great Wall Cuisine

Little sad that we missed dimsum hour, but also happy to try their other food. They were all super great, we liked the donut-like thing too

It has been awhile since I come here. Normally, our Cambodian community comes here for wedding reception and the food was always delicious. I decided I wanted to drive out here and reconnect with this restaurant again. The food remains the same delicious food as I remember. Give it a try if you are close!

First time at Great Wall! Typically I have dim sum in mesa but Great Wall is a good alternative. The place was very busy Labor Day Monday but we were seated within 15 minutes. The food was fast since they’re on carts. I don’t know if we came at a bad time or not but options were limited. Seating was a bit cramped and the sticky rice we had was cold. You have to ask for chili oil if you like that. I’d say good in a pinch but if you have time to head out to mesa I would choose the latter.

Having lived in Shanghai for three years and I can most definitely say this place meets the standard for Chinese food! My family has been coming for years and when I moved back and came back to this place, I appreciated it so much more. I will for sure need to come back for dim sum on the weekend. Keep in mind that western food service is different then Asian food service, so it’s not that the service is terrible, it’s that it’s different from what we are use to. Also could barley snap a pic because everyone started grabbing right away

One of the best dim sum in Phoenix. We can pick dim sum from the cart and the waitress will check our order from the ticket. Fast service. A la crate menu also available.

I would recommend ordering the stuffing streamed tofu, roasted duck, and pork ribs. I was not impressed with the tribes (it was quite smelly).