China Pavilion
185 Boston Post Rd, Orange
(203) 795-3555
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We stopped here while in the area and it was tasty. The vegan chicken and veggies was very good. As well as the general tsos chicken. The service was great. Food is a bit pricey but portions are large
I got the scallion pancakes and the vegan general tsos! The vegan chicken is sooo good, and definitely two meals worth! I was too hungry to remember to take photos
A gem in Orange. Great variety on the menu. HUGE portions, and very heavy on the proteins. They don't skimp!
The restaurant has a bar, booths, and tables for seating. The atmosphere is a bit dated. The silverware is tarnished and worn. But the staff are pleasant and attentive!
The menu has clearly labeled vegan options. The portions are huge, so the high prices of entrees is justified, especially where the ratio is like 80% proteins.
It's a great restaurant. It could use some TLC but has a lot of potential.
Vegetarian options: Labeled vegan options on menu.
Parking: Plenty of free parking on site.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Vegan Black Pepper Beef, Vegan Gen TSO's Chicken
SOOOOO DISAPPOINTED. We decided to splurge as China Pavilion’s pricing is close to double our regular place and their quality always exceeded expectations. Not at all this time. ☹️ our spring rolls ended up being shrimp rolls, the beef teriyaki was sliced so thin it was crispy & burnt, the generals chicken had no flavor and strange texture, barely any seafood in the hot & sour seafood soup, even the cookies were soft & stale. Our garbage can was happy. The only redeeming quality was the Fried Rice which maintained its consistent quality and taste. When we called to complain, they basically didn’t want to hear us. We won’t stray again from our regular place. Save yourself some time, aggregation and money - go elsewhere.
Food: 1
Service: 2
Fresh noodles chow fun was excellent am a Hong Kong style food. Usually go to flushing on weekends will definitely go back and try some more a
Food: 5
Service: 4
SOOOOO DISAPPOINTED. We decided to splurge as China Pavilion’s pricing is close to double our regular place and their quality always exceeded expectations. Not at all this time. ☹️ our spring rolls ended up being shrimp rolls, the beef teriyaki was sliced so thin it was crispy & burnt, the generals chicken had no flavor and strange texture, barely any seafood in the hot & sour seafood soup, even the cookies were soft & stale. Our garbage can was happy. The only redeeming quality was the Fried Rice which maintained its consistent quality and taste. When we called to complain, they basically didn’t want to hear us. We won’t stray again from our regular place. Save yourself some time, aggregation and money - go elsewhere.
I really liked it. I recommend the sesame tofu, General Tso's tofu, and tofu with vegetables. Service is good.
I am changing my rating from a 5 star to a 2. The food used to be really good. I had not been back in almost a year and decided to stop in since we were in the area. The food was really greasy and just awful. The dumplings were rubbery and not very hot. Please get your quality under control. This used to be a really great place to eat.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
China pavilion the best
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food is always good but prices have gotten out of control. Gonna have to look for a new chinese spot after 30 years of going
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 4
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The shrimp egg foo young was so delicious! ? fried rice cooked to perfection!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Quality and service have gone down. Prices keep increasing to the point of greed! You need to reduce your prices and get the quality of food you had or you will continue to lose more customers. Stop being greedy with high unjustified prices!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Gen Tso Chkn $22: Big chunks of white chicken breasts. Fried with light batter to give it a pleasant crunch. Chkn sits in & surrounded with dry red chili peppers in special spicy tangy sauce. BUT....$22 ($27 Ubereats)⁉️ VERY
Food: 4
I used to eat here often. I haven't been here in a while. I wonder if they changed ownership or management. I'm almost sure they changed cooks, the food was not even edible. The egg roll had what looked like ground beef in it, the crab Rangoon weren't cooked to a crispy outer shell and the stuffing was yellow.....not the cream cheese I was expecting. The beef and broccoli was rubbery, couldn't chew the beef or the broccoli. The only thing that was almost edible was the pork fried rice, although the peas and carrots, I believe, came from a can. It cost me $25 and I could hardly wait to get home to eat it, only to toss it all away. I will not be back! My only question is "What happened"?
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
Outstanding. Best Chinese restaurant in Southern
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Wonton Soup
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