This building, with one of my all time favorite signs is located on East Jefferson near Concord, a few blocks from the Belle Isle Bridge.
Does anyone remeber anything about this place? When it was open? What the food was like?
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Well I’ve noticed that chinese food always seems to taste the same no matter where you get it from. Like it’s all made in the same kitchen and then couriered via underground tunnels to the various chinese restaurants in big cities. I would guess an egg roll here tastes the same as an egg roll at, say, Chinee Villa.
No way! Not to far east of this Place was White Sun, the best Chinese in Detroit…