6 Best Chinese Restaurants near Brooklyn Center

“House of Hui’s Chicken Chow Mein and Fried Rice (I'm sure everything else is amazing as well) is my absolute favorite! I grew up in Minnesota but have lived out of state for over 30years. No one in the south (this area) makes Chow Mein like House of Hui’s. This is always our first stop when we visiting!“

“They have some of the best cream cheese wontons I’ve ever had! They were crispy and crunchy and warm but not greasy or chewy. They didn’t even lose their crispy texture later on, after eating them for leftovers! I also recommend their sugar donuts as they were delicious too and they were the least greasy sugar donuts I’ve experienced yet!

All of their other foods were a hit as well, but these were my favorites to eat in general and here at Xin Xin, they were the best I’ve had out of anywhere else.“

“Best. Chow mein I ever had. Eggfoo young was the best keep up the outstanding food“

“Kenny, the general manager in there throwing down! Okay! Do you hear me! The food looked fresh and delicious, I would say Leeann Chin is one of the best fast food places out there. The outside of the restaurant was really dirty but I did watch Kenny offer a young man a job! I hope he goes and is interested cause even the boy in the kitchen was black! Let’s bring unity to the community!“

“Their Hong Kong-style BBQ pork is a masterclass in crisped edges and honey-glazed richness. It carries both bold flavour and an elegance that feels rare for Chinese deli-BBQ. The roast duck arrives beautifully lacquered, the skin with just the right crackle and the meat tender, juicy and savoury from hours of slow roasting. On the full menu: from stir-fried beef and mushrooms to luxurious lobster and crab preparations, each dish reflects a commitment to quality, generous portions and classic Cantonese technique.“

“This is my favorite American Chinese restaurant anywhere! They have a huge buffet and Mongolian bbq with a better selection than any Mongolian bbq or Chinese buffet i have been to. It is definitely worth the drive. their lunch price is unbelievably cheap, something like $7 a person! I have never left this place without feeling like i'm gonna explode. the mayonnaise/walnut shrimp is the best. I will admit that the quantity is better than the quality for some dishes (don't care for their interpretation of general's/sesame chicken or cream cheese wantons) but the Mongolian bbq is great and they have lots of fruit, California rolls, mussels, chili shrimp. Ignore all these haters and give it a try.“