Chinese Restaurants near Valrico

“First time ordering from this restaurants and it was great. Great menu, great tasting food, generous portions. Ordered for delivery and it was fast and efficient. This will be my number one restaurant for Chinese and Japanese food.“

“They were so fast with the food and it was amazing. They forgot one item but when I called, they didn’t even argue, they just said come back and we got you. All of this happened in about a 15 minute span, too. It’s already my new favorite 🤙“

“Best take out Asian food in the Valrico area. Fast, friendly, and consistent. Every time I get food from there it always tastes just as amazing as the last time! I always order online and it's always ready within 2 minutes of the time the site said it would be ready.“

“I've been going here for years, and have never had a problem. The food is good. The egg rolls could be a little bigger, but other than that, it's good. They are always nityo me when I come in. The oy problem I have, is I wake up in the middle of the night, completely dehydrated. But that's because of the salt. 😂 But the food is good. Are there other Chinese restaurants that are better, of course. But their food is good.“

“Best restaurant to go for a family restaurant good food amazing service“

“Great Service Awesome Food“

“Food is delicious!! From appetizers to the main dish!! Kudos to Taiwan Express!“

“Not only is this food good but it’s one of the best customer service Asian restaurants I have ever been to this far. Take time to admire the beautiful art there as well it’s done by the families 6 year old daughter she is super talented smart and very kind💜“

“Amazing Place To Grab A Quick Bite Or A Big plate For the Family to enjoy.
Ordered the Beef & Broccoli an spring eggroll
Also the chicken fried rice an chicken wings…..FRESH, FAST , & COOKED PERFECT

SHOUT OUT MY GIRL ANA!!“

“Writing down this review because im a picky eater and I keep forgetting what I like. Honey chicken is sweet in sour chicken (deep fried in a tempura batter) tossed in a sweet sauce. I'm not a fan of the bourbon chicken (got it years ago and never tried it again since); the mongolian chicken is stir fried. Orange, sesame, and general tso chicken uses the same chicken base (dark meat chicken with lots of nooks and crannies for the sauce to hold to); orange sauce is sweet and spicy, sesame is not sweet and doesnt rely on sesame oil (which i like), and general tso is not sweet and mostly a spicy chili sauce (either there was a different dish that was sweet and spicy or this dish got less sweet over time). Lo mein is in the takeout containers while chow mein is in a plastic container and is very wet. Mixed vegetables are served in a dark sauce.“