Red Fortune: General Tso’s chicken
This General Tso’s chicken stood out from the others in that it had almost an earthy taste to it. Unlike the other two places, the chicken here was a bit crunchy, and the whole dish just tasted very different than the same one at East China or Grand Wok. The flavor was a little spicy, more so than East China but less so than Grand Wok. This dish wasn’t the best out of the three, but is good if you’re looking for something just a little bit different than the usual fare.
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