THIS RESTAURANT IS CLOSED House of Chinese Delights

THIS RESTAURANT IS CLOSED House of Chinese Delights Restaurant Review:

Separate menus for Chinese-speaking and English-speaking patrons, plus weekend dim sum, equals diversified eating at this eclectic Chinese restaurant. Since you have a choice of such familiar dishes as chicken chow mein, lemon chicken, and a rather lackluster orange beef, you can stick to what you know. But if you feel like experimenting, switch gears and dive into some truly authentic fare. We’ve enjoyed a delicate dish called bamboo shoots with loofah (a spongy material) and eggplant with bean curd, but the Chinese menu compels with other unusual dishes such as braised eel with yellow leek, sea cucumber in brown sauce, water spinach with garlic, and if you can handle it, live shrimp.