Little World

Singapore noodles were surprisingly good! They had shrimp and pork in case anyone is wondering what protein comes in them. Shredded carrots and green onions also. Good flavor and the right amount of curry spice. Really big portion and large shrimp. Order was delivered quickly. I ordered with door dash, despite the bad reviews, based on location and hours. Pleasantly surprised. Really good!

The Chinese food is amazing. Some of the best I’ve ever had. I thought the east coast had the best Chinese food, but this place takes the cake. Truly a hidden gem. The first time I went here I had sweet and sour pork and it was so good. Then I forgot where this place was and google maps wouldn’t show it for some reason when I searched Chinese Food, but they show all the other places. I got lucky I found it again, it was hidden in google maps as a little dot that you had to click to see. Anyways, this time I had the egg noodle roast pork lo mein. Beats all the other lo mein I’ve had had on the east coast. Good job.

Decided to take the risk and come here having read all the recent reviews, and wanted to write an honest, legitimate review. I have no idea what some people are talking about, this place is quite good! Not many options in SLC for Chinese food, so it was either this or Panda Express, and I'm glad we went here. To be honest, this place is clearly pretty old and dingy and not in the best location, so it can seem a little sketchy, (particularly at night). We went for it anyway, and the guy up front was super friendly and personable. The wait wasn't too long, and the food was perfectly good. We got the chicken lo mein and I did the Two Barbecue on rice (with soy chicken and cha siu). The cha siu was very good! And the chicken was silky and juicy (if you're not used to traditional soy chicken you might not like the cut because you have to be careful of the bone pieces). It came with bok choi as well, it was all tasty and very good Cantonese style dish. My only complaint would be the rice was a little dry or perhaps not very fresh, but everything else was good. The lo mein was also good and has the kind of thinner noodles, and comes with bean sprouts. Price is super reasonable, so obviously don't come expecting something gourmet or the best food ever - but portions were good and it was all perfectly tasty. I'm glad we went for it despite the exterior appearance and bad reviews, this place seems very genuine and has good Chinese food. Granted, I can't compare it to the previous ownership because I've never been here before. I am from the Seattle area where there are excellent family owned Chinese restaurants all over the city, and my mom is Chinese and a great cook, so I wanted to write an objective review. For being one of the few options here, and such a reasonable price, this place isn't bad at all and I would come here again.