15 Best Chinese Restaurants in Lancaster

“The best Chinese restaurant in the Antelope Valley. Always friendly and Service is Great. Food is Delicious. Best part is large portions so i have left overs. Have been going there for many years.“

“compared to fast chinese this experience for me was well cooked, sauced,portioned right. It's a little pricy but reccomended by authentic people of the cultre and its held up high in thoes opinions. unique flavors and stir-fry mixes. overall expect to spend at least 25.99 a person or more.“

“This restaurant is not like any other restaurant in the Answer Valley that has Chinese food, this place has excellent service and their food is the best tasting compared to the others. Even the quality of the chow mein at this location is phenomenal and like no other I always came here Ever since I tried out the chow mein and fell in love with the rice noodles as well ever since I’ve been here for years now I love the place and the quality of chicken as well. Very delicious and very well worth the price and customer satisfaction is always guaranteed at this location by the staff. I will definitely come back. This is my go to location.“

“The Great Wall has great Chinese food!“

“My 10 year old autistic twin boys received a Certificate from school for free kids meal here.. They do not eat at many fast food locations because of their sensory issues and food allergies. I asked the server if one of my sons could try a piece of the teriyaki chicken and I was advised that they no longer can let you try the food because they do not have the items that they used to use to give you a piece and also because of COVID. Well times have changed and cold. It has decreased according to the news so I don't understand why they haven't gotten with The Times and change things. Or at least could have been more accommodative. It was not the staff's fault. They were very nice and polite. They were just following procedures. The reason for my scoring was because of that reason and that reason.“

“As a random MF on the Internet who moved from Encino to Lancaster. Best place to get Chinese food. PERIOD. Great something or other. Will give you the squirts. This place will leave you in foodie heaven. And if you like anime. You definitely have to stop by and see all the amazing anime decorations and figures. Great service great atmosphere. It's definitely worth getting.“

“The new management has stepped up their game, the food has improved, you can taste the freshness of the ingredients, quality food and you can see they care about what they do. my family and I enjoyed it and it was Delicious.“

“Google maps initially sent me to the location on west Avenue L based on our location.

When we arrived at that location on Avenue L, I looked for their health inspection letter grade, but couldn't find it posted anywhere on the business entrance/exit doors and/or windows. Instead, it suspiciously was posted by the fountain drink machine inside the business where it looks like it's been altered.

When I asked a woman who identified herself as Kathy, who said she was in management, where the recent health code inspection grade was she pointed to the sign by the fountain drink.

A man behind the counter seemed interested in my question to Kathy, so I posed the same question to him, since he indicated that he was also in management, but Kathy wouldn't allow him to be questioned and instead, kept pointing to the altered, out dated sign, that's not legally posted.

She told me to contact the Los Angeles Health Department with my concerns, knowing it's a Saturday and that they're closed instead of just verifying the status of their recent health code inspection because I suspect it's not what's posted by the fountain machine!

I suspect there's an issue that the Los Angeles Health Department should look into, and perhaps Panda Express Corporate should look into, if this location on Avenue L isn't up to grade for quality, training, transparency, health, and inspection purposes!

As far as this location goes, their signage was clearly marked and dated within the last two months which verifies that said business is performing at the level of an A for quality and health code standards!

Officer Karen Lawdawg would agree, as the service was fast and efficient. The property was clean and free of debris and vagrants. The food was hot, fresh, and delicious, and the portions were just right!

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Vegetarian options: Seafood, rice, and chow mein!“

“Considering how cold and windy the weather can get in the Antelope Valley, especially this time of year, I felt like having some wonton soup would be the perfect meal for this climate.

My cousin had spoken highly of this place and it was not very far from his place in Lancaster so we figured why not come and try it. As we entered the restaurant, it was quite empty, we were able to order our food quickly then we waited. There is not a lot of seats or tables in here, but I realized that most people who order food do not even sit in and eat here, they take it to-go.

It took a while for the soup to come out. I always assumed they keep a huge vat of it ready in the back but I guess this was not the case here. I constantly had to go up and check if it was ready until it eventually was. The woman working the front counter was even nice enough to give us a free bag of noodles in compensation for the wait, which I appreciated. I give her much credit as shortly after we ordered, it got extremely busy in there. There was people coming in practically nonstop and she was the only person out front dishing out orders. So even though the service was not exceptional, it is entirely understandable and I liked how they even compensated for it and were very respectful about it as well.

The soup itself was not anything amazing, but it was a rather generous portion that left me satisfied. I liked how it came with a lot of shrimp and vegetables in it too, not just wontons and the broth was a good temperature, not too boiling.“

“Working in town thought I would try this place. The Wonton soup is some of the best I’ve had from a Chinese express restaurant. The wings were also really good. Just wish I would’ve found this place sooner.

Parking: If you have a big truck, you can get in there. Plus there’s a grocery store next-door.“

“Little hole in the wall. The food was very tasty and well portioned. It's pretty busy that. The food comes out the kitchen to the front line constantly. The price is on point. They have merchandise you can buy like shirts and hats. They have combos and are filled to the top. To can dine in or get it to go. I really loved the bbq pork and orange chicken. They made our egg rolls and fried cheese wonton to order. The staff was friendly and quick.“

“great buffet at great price“

“I frequent this location a lot, the staff is incredibly friendly & enthusiastic. Last night I had to last minute put in an order close to close, despite the late order the staff was still kind & had my order out quickly! Overall amazing staff & well cooked food!“

“Their portions are really wonderful. They have excellent cuisine and provide it swiftly. I've never had an issue with just grabbing my lunch and then going immediately. If you ever need something wonderful, here is the place. I adore how their restaurant appears from the outside and inside.“

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