A delightful and cleanly restaurant, situated off Wilson and Trabue. The dishes are adorned with fresh, colorful vegetables, cooked to a perfect texture and pleasing the senses. The sweet and sour sauce is well-proportioned, neither too sweet nor too runny. The chicken is crunchy on the outside and moist inside. The lo mein noodles are seasoned appropriately and have the ideal texture. The fried rice is also cooked to a high standard. The standout dish is the Beef Hunan, with its generous portion of tender beef, flavorful sauce, and fresh vegetables. We look forward to our next visit to sample more of this establishment's delights.

The owner was so kind to us and we absolutely loved the pho soup highly recommend trying this place out

Love to support this small local business! Fast service and we've never had a bad tasting meal. Prices are decent also

I have picked up takeout twice for lunch, and both meals were good. The takeout boxes leaked into the bag both times, making a mess. The staff has been friendly, and service was rather quick. I've had better, and the building could be cleaned better, but I will be eating at Twin Sunlight again.

Would not have found this without Yelp. I had an errand nearby that didn't take as long as expected, and looked for Chinese food nearby. This is in a tiny strip, and it's easy enough to find if you know it's there but does not stand out as a restaurant from the main roads. Small inside but clean and comfy. You can dine-in, but it is mainly a carryout place (even before the current situation.) And, it's not just Chinese, it's Thai, and there are plenty of interesting options. I went with one of my standards, pad see ew (wide rice noodles, meat, veggies.) It was one of the best versions I've ever had. Perfect proportions of noodles, chicken, veggies (sprouts, peas, green onions, etc.) In a savory sauce. Yum. I also got crab Rangoon. Good, but overcooked, especially at the edges. Still enjoyable. Friendly, fast, basic service. Pop in bottles or at the fountain. Maybe a little expensive for the portion size (I had no leftovers, sadly,) but not bad, and it's good stuff.

This was our first trip to Twin Sunlight and they did not disappoint! We split an order of fried dumplings- the sauce is amazing! I got Kung Pao and my daughter got the sesame chicken. Both were excellent. They were piping hot and the sauces were really good. Everything was fresh and tasty. We found our new place! We decided to try it out after someone posted about them on Facebook. Glad we gave them a shot. I've passed it many times over the years but never tried it.

I have been a to many different style Asian restaurant's in my life. Well this is the modern "wok" style. but it is much better than you would expect. A small family owned business that serves good food at a decent price. Been coming here since we stumbled across it back in 2015, and even when we were disappointed "because they messed up the order" they have always made it good and took care of us. So the menu has many options like most in this category. The Pho is really good I must say! So is the Kung Pao and Szechuan chicken too!! After you try this tiny, but awesome place you will soon see why it is as good as I say. The inside is small, but truthfully it is never busy enough to where you cannot find a place to sit. Now the owner does most of the cooking and order taking. He is very nice and very friendly especially once you become a regular. He takes care of his returns and gets to know them as well. Even though it is a "to go" kind of place, when you eat inside you are served with real china and flatware. Not the Styrofoam box and a plastic spork like most others in this category. You are also told to sit and your food is brought to you. If you are ever in the area and want to see better ingredients with a better taste give Twin Sunlight a try. He competes with the likes of Golden Chopsticks who has two stores and delivers.