This is our go-to Chinese in Green Valley. We order the same thing every time. Crispy Szechuan Beef and Lo Mein. Love the beef in a sweet sauce. The only thing about the Lo Mein is that I don't like any of the meats. The pork is too fatty and the chicken has a weird texture. You get the sense that the owners are spending their lives in this restaurant so sometime there is a no-so-professional air. They probably are!
J K.
Boring Asian food. We went to China View for dinner. The restaurant is very small. They need to add some background music because it was so quiet in there you could hear other patrons chewing and most disturbingly could hear someone in the kitchen coughing badly as if he had Valley Fever! We could also hear whoever was cooking using the microwave over and over and over. I ordered pineapple chicken stir-fried with a variety of vegetables (their words) and asked to have them make it spicy. Hubby ordered Szechwan Shrimp which was listed as a house specialty. Also, we got an order of crab puffs. Apparently, they buy frozen diced carrots and peas in large quantities because those were the main vegetables in my stir fry. They were also in my Won Ton soup. I did find one water chestnut and a bamboo shoot in the dish and some celery. Lots of pineapple and a plentiful amount of chicken. The main problem was that the food was flavorless and no spice even though I asked for spice. We requested some hot oil and added some of that to the dish to make it better. Hubby's Szechwan Shrimp had very over cooked and swollen lo mein noodles, approximately 12 medium size shrimp and diced bell peppers. The entire dish was floating in liquid and not flavorful. Our crab puffs (6 for 3.50) although were crispy, had very greasy bottoms and no hint of crab in the cream cheese. Why not just call them cream cheese puffs? Also, there was a large chip out of the plate on which the Szechwan was served. Isn't that a health code violation? On the plus side, the fortune cookies were fresh! Looks like we will have to travel to Tucson in the future for decent Asian food. We certainly will never return to this restaurant. So sad that Asian Sky closed.
Tery S.
Just went here for the first time. Wasn't sure what to expect. But pleasantly surprised. Food was good. The egg fu Yung was the largest I have ever had at a restaurant. Size of a dinner plate and inch thick. Portions were large, we took half of the meal home. Staff were on top of things.
mohomid accbarr
we've been here 20 times or so always good food and good service , PLUS she have good prices.
David L.
Food quality was so so, won't go back. Sweet and sour chicken was mostly batter and chicken was minute.
Jane Broshous
The food was outstanding and fresh. Quick service, despite being ridiculously understaffed, forcing our already quirky waiter to be a bit short.
Gwen U.
Their lunch buffet was a disappointment. We arrived at noon. Not much quantify set out and some of the food seemed dried out (lo mein noodles). We've had better results when ordering from the menu.
Josh H.
Food was excellent and service was even better! Its hard to find authentic chineese food , especially in the area. Will be back soon!
CL Stucker
If you like Chinese food this is not the place. Lunch buffet had cold food, not much selection. Expensive for what you got. Won't go again.
Steven P.
A tasty meal at a reasonable price. The lunch buffet had a nice selection of tasty entrees and soups. The Hot and Sour soup was good, but I woukd prefer it a little more on the sour side. Overall, a good find for Chinese food in Green Valley.
We went for the buffet. The service was a bit slow but it was busy and serve yourself, so not a big deal. The food was great - especially for a buffet. Everything was fresh and cooked just right. The options initially appeared small, but there was actually a good variety. We were very pleased. Tasty!
D. M.
Tried China View for lunch today and was very pleased. The Hot and Sour Soup was very good, the spring rolls were very fresh and huge. We took our entrees home after having the soup and one spring roll each. I enjoyed my Szechuan Shrimp and Won Ton salad for dinner. I can't wait to try the buffet.
Brent Salsbury
Went for the lunch buffet and enjoyed our meal. It's small, so accordingly the selection isn't what a mega Chinese buffet can be, but what we had was fresh, hot and had flavor. The place was busy too. Will definitely be going back for this buffet.
Neil J.
This was a delightful surprise as the exterior is very unassuming. The inside is neat, clean, small and yet well designed. You are meet cheerfully by a family member and quickly seated. Each server is well versed on the menu and willing to offer a suggestion. Each item was very fresh and well seasoned. The egg rolls and the wontons were crisp but not oily. The spring rolls were out of sight. The main dish had vegetables that were crispy and beautifully cooked. Our dish also had beef, chicken, and shrimp each of which was prepared perfectly. We will certainly go again.
Robert R.
The worst place in town don't waste your time don't go there overpriced me and my wife got sick
This is our go-to Chinese in Green Valley. We order the same thing every time. Crispy Szechuan Beef and Lo Mein. Love the beef in a sweet sauce. The only thing about the Lo Mein is that I don't like any of the meats. The pork is too fatty and the chicken has a weird texture. You get the sense that the owners are spending their lives in this restaurant so sometime there is a no-so-professional air. They probably are!
Boring Asian food. We went to China View for dinner. The restaurant is very small. They need to add some background music because it was so quiet in there you could hear other patrons chewing and most disturbingly could hear someone in the kitchen coughing badly as if he had Valley Fever! We could also hear whoever was cooking using the microwave over and over and over. I ordered pineapple chicken stir-fried with a variety of vegetables (their words) and asked to have them make it spicy. Hubby ordered Szechwan Shrimp which was listed as a house specialty. Also, we got an order of crab puffs. Apparently, they buy frozen diced carrots and peas in large quantities because those were the main vegetables in my stir fry. They were also in my Won Ton soup. I did find one water chestnut and a bamboo shoot in the dish and some celery. Lots of pineapple and a plentiful amount of chicken. The main problem was that the food was flavorless and no spice even though I asked for spice. We requested some hot oil and added some of that to the dish to make it better. Hubby's Szechwan Shrimp had very over cooked and swollen lo mein noodles, approximately 12 medium size shrimp and diced bell peppers. The entire dish was floating in liquid and not flavorful. Our crab puffs (6 for 3.50) although were crispy, had very greasy bottoms and no hint of crab in the cream cheese. Why not just call them cream cheese puffs? Also, there was a large chip out of the plate on which the Szechwan was served. Isn't that a health code violation? On the plus side, the fortune cookies were fresh! Looks like we will have to travel to Tucson in the future for decent Asian food. We certainly will never return to this restaurant. So sad that Asian Sky closed.
Just went here for the first time. Wasn't sure what to expect. But pleasantly surprised. Food was good. The egg fu Yung was the largest I have ever had at a restaurant. Size of a dinner plate and inch thick. Portions were large, we took half of the meal home. Staff were on top of things.
we've been here 20 times or so always good food and good service , PLUS she have good prices.
Food quality was so so, won't go back. Sweet and sour chicken was mostly batter and chicken was minute.
The food was outstanding and fresh. Quick service, despite being ridiculously understaffed, forcing our already quirky waiter to be a bit short.
Their lunch buffet was a disappointment. We arrived at noon. Not much quantify set out and some of the food seemed dried out (lo mein noodles). We've had better results when ordering from the menu.
Food was excellent and service was even better! Its hard to find authentic chineese food , especially in the area. Will be back soon!
If you like Chinese food this is not the place. Lunch buffet had cold food, not much selection. Expensive for what you got. Won't go again.
A tasty meal at a reasonable price. The lunch buffet had a nice selection of tasty entrees and soups. The Hot and Sour soup was good, but I woukd prefer it a little more on the sour side. Overall, a good find for Chinese food in Green Valley.
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We went for the buffet. The service was a bit slow but it was busy and serve yourself, so not a big deal. The food was great - especially for a buffet. Everything was fresh and cooked just right. The options initially appeared small, but there was actually a good variety. We were very pleased. Tasty!
Tried China View for lunch today and was very pleased. The Hot and Sour Soup was very good, the spring rolls were very fresh and huge. We took our entrees home after having the soup and one spring roll each. I enjoyed my Szechuan Shrimp and Won Ton salad for dinner. I can't wait to try the buffet.
Went for the lunch buffet and enjoyed our meal. It's small, so accordingly the selection isn't what a mega Chinese buffet can be, but what we had was fresh, hot and had flavor. The place was busy too. Will definitely be going back for this buffet.
This was a delightful surprise as the exterior is very unassuming. The inside is neat, clean, small and yet well designed. You are meet cheerfully by a family member and quickly seated. Each server is well versed on the menu and willing to offer a suggestion. Each item was very fresh and well seasoned. The egg rolls and the wontons were crisp but not oily. The spring rolls were out of sight. The main dish had vegetables that were crispy and beautifully cooked. Our dish also had beef, chicken, and shrimp each of which was prepared perfectly. We will certainly go again.
The worst place in town don't waste your time don't go there overpriced me and my wife got sick