11 Best Chinese Restaurants in South San Francisco

“Awesome! My family enjoyed it“

“What delicious food! The service was quick and options were authentic and delicious. We loved their hot and sour soup and the pan fried soup dumplings. We got sesame balls for dessert on the house. We even left with more food than originally ordered and some extra good fortune!“

“Great place to have lunch. I especially like to order the Curry chicken. It is the best in town! Try it and you won't be disappointed!“

“Dragon Garden is a small Chinese restaurant with delicious food at very affordable prices. The portions are generous, and it’s definitely a great value. It’s a family-friendly business with a welcoming vibe.

I picked up a lunch special to go, and it came with soup, rice, and my choice of dish. Everything was fresh and tasty!“

“First time going there they are known for lollipops chicken also their food is good deal and good customer service for now it only takeout, I ordered pork chop and beef fried rice it was delicious would definitely go back again they sure cook very well it has good flavors not too salty is what I expected“

“Consistently solid food and service. Our go-to neighborhood Chinese restaurant for eat-in or drlivery.“

“點心新鮮熱辣👍👍👍 小菜價錢大衆化👍👍出品普遍色、香、味齊😋😋😋“

“It was great delivering here. Every one was nice and prompt. They loaded me immediately. The only reason I gave four stars is because it's tight and crowded. When I was done being loaded I had to wait for the truck in front of me to get loaded, since there's no room to maneuver. I entered in by the sign toward door suite 22, and went around the building to the back to door thirteen. This way I was at the right angle to get loaded and leave.“

“Don’t judge this place by the storefront. It looks like a typical Chinese restaurant from the outside, but they also serve Cajun seafood boils.

We went for lunch and ordered a combo with 1 lb shrimp, 1.5 lb clams, and 2 lobster tails with the “mix them all” sauce. The portion was generous. Since it was just the two of us, we couldn’t finish everything and had to pack the leftovers.

The seafood tasted fresh and well cooked. The shrimp and lobster weren’t mushy, and the clams were good and fresh. The sauce was garlicky and flavorful and coated everything nicely.

Overall it was a pleasant surprise. It’s a simple, casual spot but a good option if you’re in the mood for a Cajun-style seafood boil without the usual long wait or high price.“

“We stumbled in this restaurant because Golden Palace was closed ( WEDDING PARTY). THANKFULLY, Cheung Hing restaurant was there for our hungry appetites. The place is newly renovated, looking brighter and very inviting. The menu was extensive, entrees with Cantonese menu specialties. Highlights of our orders were the Barbecue platter, eggplant with shredded pork clay pot style and many more. The food entrees were great, authentic Cantonese food. The restaurant did not disappoint. The prices were reasonable, way cheaper than Golden Palace. Service was excellent, our server was attentive.

Cheung Hing Restaurant got its groove back! Keep up the great work and customers will keep on coming 👍 😀 👌!“

“Wanted to have my birthday lunch somewhere new and have heard of this place from others so decided to give it a try. The portions came out larger than we expected and couldn't even finish for a group of four. Everything was tasty, although the Mongolian beef didn't taste like an average Mongolian beef. The pork chops and the eggplant were probably my favorite.

You get a discount if you pay with cash, but they expect a larger tip in return so just keep that in mind. Still. Everything came out to less than $100 with tips, so not bad at all. We'd definitely come back.“