Mehdible.
While portion sizes were ample, the chief operating principle of this venue appears to be "drown it in oil." You can imagine how unfortunate that might be with the "fancy tofu" dish, which was more of a rubbery oil-soaked sponge dish. I'm not sure how one manages to do that to tofu or why anyone would want to, but apparently it's possible.
I'd also ordered the fried scallops. Again, ample offerings, but it was a breaded fried offering... drowned in oil. As you can imagine, that gave it a very soggy texture, which seemed to defeat the purpose of having breaded and fried it in the first place.
There's much better Chinese food to be had in Cleveland. Several of those venues have just as reasonably-priced, but better-tasting seafood on the menu.