Really a cut above and probably a top place in Delaware for take out. It is a little pricey but outstanding food. I do lunch there once a week.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Rice, Shrimp and Broccoli, Chicken Wangs, Japanese Noodles
Robert Kepfer
Good food at a fair price!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
David Philmore
Fast and great customer
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Chris miller
Prices went up, portions went down. The quality also isn’t the same. I added a pic of the combo. Much less food yet a higher price
Lynn Barmer
China kitchen has improved so much, our meals were
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Wangs
JK Judd
I've had an issue with consistency of food from many of the local Chinese restaurants in our area, therefore, we decided to try out China Kitchen in Woodside for the first time. The food was fresh and delicious.. I was especially impressed with their shrimp toast and the Sesame Chicken, both of which were the best I've had around here. I'm looking forward to my next order with them to see if they are consistent with their cooking. The food was VERY tasty as well, none of it was over cooked. I thank them for the attention to detail on the order. We will be back!!
jason karras
Food was alright. Pretty standard for take out. The gentlemen who took my in person order wasn’t the most friendly guy, but hey I got my food and wasn’t hungry anymore ?
Christopher Harris
Why the price so high, but the servings are so small? And the lady got an attitude too!
Brat Tracy (BRAT)
I ordered threw GrubHub so can't really tell ya anything but...The Food was Very Good..!! I'm a Stickler when it comes to Chinese Food...No Restaurant Beats The Dragon House in Wildwood NJ...!!!! So overall...it's good...?
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Richie Casula
Food is good and so is the service. Hardly a wait when you order inside or call it in.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Orange Chicken, Shrimp and Broccoli, Roast Pork Lo Mein, Teriyaki Chicken Lunch Special with Shrimp Chow Mei Fun
Wish you'd go back to your other containers but we prefer your takeout over every other spot in Kent county!
SM B.
For almost a decade, China Kitchen, a hole in the wall at the Woodside Shopping strip mall, was our "go-to" for Chinese take-out food, 7 days a week. This was never a sit down restaurant, nor was it ever warm and fuzzy. It seemed to be family owned and the head cook wore a chef's hat, which is unusual for take-out, but the food was consistent, tasty and quickly prepared. During Covid the business was apparently sold to new owners and it is now closed on Mondays. The main reason I am giving China Kitchen 1 star is because of their inconsistency. About 2 weeks ago, we ordered quarts of wonton soup ($6.45), vegetable soup ($7.45), a quart of shrimp & fried tofu ($13) and a quart of teriyaki chicken ($12). The soups were good and the vegetables in my soup were big pieces of broccoli, bok choy, carrots, bamboo shoots and baby corn. The shrimp & fried tofu came in a black plastic, rectangular, quart-sized container and it contained a fair amount of shrimp, fried tofu triangles and veggies. My husband's teriyaki chicken came in a smaller red cardboard "micro-pail" which clearly contained less food/protein (as little chicken as possible and tons of filler veggies) than my dish, yet both dishes were supposedly quart sized. He commented that they probably used as much chicken as one portion at the Sarku in the Dover Mall, and filled the rest of the container with veggies. Last week we went back and I ordered the same items while my husband switched to sweet & sour chicken ($11.45). This time the veggies in my soup were scraps of both broccoli and bok choy, plus sliced green pepper! My "quart" of shrimp & fried tofu came in the red micro-pail and contained only 6 smallish shrimp and cubes of tofu that were clearly not fried. My husband's sweet & sour chicken also came in a red micro-pail which is closer in size to the pint used for white rice, than the plastic rectangular container. Seems like many local take-out places took advantage of selling their businesses during the Covid pandemic and unfortunately few, if any, of the new owners have improved upon service, food or price. China Kitchen's new owner's must imagine that as the only game in town they can do whatever they want. As for us, we may have to head further south to Milford or north to Dover, but we're done with this place.
Shasta Oliva
They're definitely not lying where the menu says "Best Chinese food in town!" ... it's literally THEE BEST around , not just in Woodside ! Haven't found another Chinese joint with food quite as good as theirs is , & has always been ! Love it , it's been my favorite Chinese spot for YEARS !
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Darius Man_Of_Faith
Ordered the chicken. The chicken wings are big. Now it's a Chinese joint, so don't expect seasoning.
Jackie Davis
Recently, the prices have gone up quite a bit! But due to the location, I tend to order from this location when my family and I crave Chinese for a last minute meal. The food is tasty enough for me to come back, however they occasionally mix up my order by forgetting/swapping a dish when busy. It’s all trial and error here, but at the very least, it’s trustworthy enough for me.
Really a cut above and probably a top place in Delaware for take out. It is a little pricey but outstanding food. I do lunch there once a week.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Rice, Shrimp and Broccoli, Chicken Wangs, Japanese Noodles
Good food at a fair price!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Fast and great customer
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Prices went up, portions went down. The quality also isn’t the same. I added a pic of the combo. Much less food yet a higher price
China kitchen has improved so much, our meals were
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Wangs
I've had an issue with consistency of food from many of the local Chinese restaurants in our area, therefore, we decided to try out China Kitchen in Woodside for the first time. The food was fresh and delicious.. I was especially impressed with their shrimp toast and the Sesame Chicken, both of which were the best I've had around here. I'm looking forward to my next order with them to see if they are consistent with their cooking. The food was VERY tasty as well, none of it was over cooked. I thank them for the attention to detail on the order. We will be back!!
Food was alright. Pretty standard for take out. The gentlemen who took my in person order wasn’t the most friendly guy, but hey I got my food and wasn’t hungry anymore ?
Why the price so high, but the servings are so small? And the lady got an attitude too!
I ordered threw GrubHub so can't really tell ya anything but...The Food was Very Good..!! I'm a Stickler when it comes to Chinese Food...No Restaurant Beats The Dragon House in Wildwood NJ...!!!! So overall...it's good...?
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Food is good and so is the service. Hardly a wait when you order inside or call it in.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Orange Chicken, Shrimp and Broccoli, Roast Pork Lo Mein, Teriyaki Chicken Lunch Special with Shrimp Chow Mei Fun
Restaurantji Recommends
Wish you'd go back to your other containers but we prefer your takeout over every other spot in Kent county!
For almost a decade, China Kitchen, a hole in the wall at the Woodside Shopping strip mall, was our "go-to" for Chinese take-out food, 7 days a week. This was never a sit down restaurant, nor was it ever warm and fuzzy. It seemed to be family owned and the head cook wore a chef's hat, which is unusual for take-out, but the food was consistent, tasty and quickly prepared. During Covid the business was apparently sold to new owners and it is now closed on Mondays. The main reason I am giving China Kitchen 1 star is because of their inconsistency. About 2 weeks ago, we ordered quarts of wonton soup ($6.45), vegetable soup ($7.45), a quart of shrimp & fried tofu ($13) and a quart of teriyaki chicken ($12). The soups were good and the vegetables in my soup were big pieces of broccoli, bok choy, carrots, bamboo shoots and baby corn. The shrimp & fried tofu came in a black plastic, rectangular, quart-sized container and it contained a fair amount of shrimp, fried tofu triangles and veggies. My husband's teriyaki chicken came in a smaller red cardboard "micro-pail" which clearly contained less food/protein (as little chicken as possible and tons of filler veggies) than my dish, yet both dishes were supposedly quart sized. He commented that they probably used as much chicken as one portion at the Sarku in the Dover Mall, and filled the rest of the container with veggies. Last week we went back and I ordered the same items while my husband switched to sweet & sour chicken ($11.45). This time the veggies in my soup were scraps of both broccoli and bok choy, plus sliced green pepper! My "quart" of shrimp & fried tofu came in the red micro-pail and contained only 6 smallish shrimp and cubes of tofu that were clearly not fried. My husband's sweet & sour chicken also came in a red micro-pail which is closer in size to the pint used for white rice, than the plastic rectangular container. Seems like many local take-out places took advantage of selling their businesses during the Covid pandemic and unfortunately few, if any, of the new owners have improved upon service, food or price. China Kitchen's new owner's must imagine that as the only game in town they can do whatever they want. As for us, we may have to head further south to Milford or north to Dover, but we're done with this place.
They're definitely not lying where the menu says "Best Chinese food in town!" ... it's literally THEE BEST around , not just in Woodside ! Haven't found another Chinese joint with food quite as good as theirs is , & has always been ! Love it , it's been my favorite Chinese spot for YEARS !
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ordered the chicken. The chicken wings are big. Now it's a Chinese joint, so don't expect seasoning.
Recently, the prices have gone up quite a bit! But due to the location, I tend to order from this location when my family and I crave Chinese for a last minute meal. The food is tasty enough for me to come back, however they occasionally mix up my order by forgetting/swapping a dish when busy. It’s all trial and error here, but at the very least, it’s trustworthy enough for me.