Top Chinese Restaurant in American Canyon
Panda Express
5075 Main St, American Canyon, CA 94503, United States
In this chain of Chinese food restaurants you find good food at very reasonable prices. Nothing extraordinary but good
Peking Express
101 W American Canyon Rd #510, American Canyon, CA 94503, United States
The servers were very nice however, the food was not good. I spend $9 for salted fried Calamari, sesame chicken and choimein. The choimein was not even tasty, I even poured sweet and sour sauce and soy sauce but it wasnt enough to make me eat it. The chicken was too hard and dry, while the calamari was too salty and didnt even taste like calamari. It felt like they salted it too much to take a way from the fact that it isnt calamari. I only took a few bites and couldnt get myself to eat anymore so I fed it to my dogs. Youre better off going to Lees Garden.
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La Strada
6240 CA-29, American Canyon, CA 94503, United States
The pork chop was indescribably strange. And very overcooked. The sauce was like a sweet and sour sauce from a Chinese restaurant, and the gorgonzola tasted terribly stale. For $30+ I will still be getting food from somewhere else tonight…..
Napa-Vallejo Flea Market
6240 CA-29, American Canyon, CA 94503, United States
I am disabled and have a handicap placard. It expired 12 days ago and I am awaiting new paperwork from my doctor to submit to the DMV. I still need to park handicap and have proof of everything.After visiting the Napa Flea Market to purchase my produce I came back to my car with a boot on it. There were signs in English/Spanish saying I needed to go to the office to have it removed. I could not walk anymore so fortunately my husband found an employee.I do not feel I need to prove my disability to anyone, but still did. The employee told me if I was in downtown that the same thing would have happened or I would of gotten a ticket. Well that's one of the reasons I came there instead. It's private property! At first I kind of understood his point, but when he continued to argue the fact after I showed him the voicemail transcript from my Doctor I thought he would be a little more understanding.The honest truth is that I was profiled from the minute I parked my car and walked away. Being in 40ish and not using my cane is apparently a crime worth putting a boot on my car?12 days expired and you have the audacity to tell me it's illegal? Really are you checking all the registration on the cars in the lot and putting boots on the ones with expired tags? Police do not pull over people with tags 12 days behind. What the hell gives you the right to put a boot on my car and then instruct me to go to some office to have an employee with a key remove it? Really I'm in enough pain as it is.Signs everywhere say “NO DOGS” (they're everywhere here) so I highly suggest before your employees try to police the issue they get some instruction on ADA Compliance. Parking lot “paving” is a joke for anyone in a wheelchair.
Safeway
103 American Canyon Rd, American Canyon, CA 94503, United States
I have stopped shopping at Safeway in American Canyon, because of the employees' rude, hostile, ignorant behavior, and because of their incompetence in filling on-line delivery orders. I recently filed a complaint with the Better Business Bureau; and Safeway didn't even bother to respond. In fact, Ive been complaining to the BBB and to the store managers for years; and the problems persist. So I have finally given up on the store… The worst incident was when I politely asked a Safeway employee about opening an additional checkout lane (because the lines were so long at the only two open lanes – one regular and one express). She rudely snapped at me: “I have no control over that!” Then she walked away. She didn't have the intelligence, or the civility, to refer me to another employee. Several weeks ago, Safeway hired an especially unpleasant young woman checkout clerk with no personality. She doesnt even respond when customers greet her. She just ignores them with a blank expression on her face. And she never offers to place the bags in the customers' carts (which I found very stressful when I had an arm injury). She doesnt even slide the bags to the end of the counter. She just leaves the bags in front of her, where they are difficult for customers to reach. This is the PITS! Ive never before encountered this degree of ignorance from a checkout clerk anywhere. When customers ask her questions, she responds in a rude, hostile, disdainful, ignorant manner, as if the customers are “beneath” her and a “nuisance.” A few weeks ago I complained about her behavior to the store manager. But that checkout clerk is still there, and her behavior is still just as ignorant… I was recently treated like a “nuisance” by Safeway's employee, Mary, when I called to find out if the store had the large quantity of canned olives that I needed for an event (to save me from wasting a trip there if they didn't have enough). She was rude, hostile, impatient and disdainful, and made it very clear that she resented devoting any time to my query. Like the new checkout clerk described above, she is presumably unaware that I (and other customers) pay her wages…. As for on-line delivery orders - my last delivery was missing several common items that the store always has in stock in abundance. In fact, right after receiving the delivery, I went to the store, and I found that, yes, they had all those items on the shelves, in abundance, as usual… I now buy my groceries at Walmart and at Trader Joe's in Napa. It's worth the half-hour drive to Trader Joe's, in order to deal with employees who have some concept of competence and civility.