Great Wall

Tucked into the Bronx, Great Wall is a neighborhood Chinese spot that has built a loyal following—some diners return weekly for what they describe as food made to perfection. The menu leans on familiar takeout classics, with the chicken broccoli earning particular praise: a generous portion that costs under six dollars and could easily serve as two meals. Service seems to be a point of contention; while some customers find the staff professional and friendly, others have encountered a rude attitude or delivery mix-ups that left a sour taste. Opinions on the food are similarly split, with occasional complaints about bland or skimpy portions, but many first-timers and regulars alike report well-cooked, tasty dishes at fair prices, and the dining area is often noted for being clean. It's the kind of local spot that inspires strong loyalty—or strong warnings—depending on the day you catch it.