text: This place is straight up hood.\n\nI turned down the street and a dog was just running around. my heart broke for that dog for the rest of the night :( I wanted to take him home, clean him up and give him to someone for christmas. \n\nI see this graffiti covered building. only, not really a building because there wasn't a door. just a tiny window. not just any window, but a bullet proof one. with prison bars on the outside? ummmm.......\n\nthe back doubled as a junk yard. vacuum? check. gnome? check. stray dog? random couch? check. check.\n\nmy friend shouts- this is it!!!! here it is!!! I'm so excited!!! \n\nuhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh \n\nthere were a lot of people hanging by this 'window', they were perhaps homeless?? convicts? i don't know.\n\nbut this place works like this: walk up to the window, place your order, and wait. \n\nmy friend was like 'im not bringing my whole purse up there, i don't want to get pick pocketed.' so I said, 'ok, i'll bring mine. it doubles as a weapon'. and we made our way up to the window.\n\nthe food was dirt cheap- we got two eggrolls, chicken fried rice, spicy chicken dinner, and 12 wontons and diet coke. we spent a total of $16.\n\nThe food was A-OK and while we waited even more people came to the window. this place was hoppin.  the fried rice was the best- it was super buttery and i loooovvveee butter. the chicken was plain old breaded and fried w a glossy 'spciy' (not really at all) sauce. the fried wontons were just decent, and the eggrolls were delish. but this is not a place i would come back to. for fear of being robbed. \n\ncall me angel princess, but i couldn't get over the 'ambiance' to chow down and not think twice about what type of quality meat i was eating at such cheap prices...\n\ntry it if you're brave because it was definitely tasty for the price....i think....