Chinese Restaurants in Worthington

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  • Panda House Chinese Restaurant 913 4th Avenue, Worthington Chinese · $

    1 Panda House Chinese Restaurant

    4.0 Good 132 Reviews

    913 4th Avenue, Worthington

    • Take-Out

    Customers’ favorites

    • Cream of Broccoli Chicken
    • House Special Fried Rice
    • Sweet and Sour Chicken
    • Beef with Oyster Sauce

    “I stopped in for lunch and was pleasantly surprised on how nice the server was and how tasty the food was! I got the spring rolls with dipping sauce for my appetizer and Mongolian beef with fried rice for my main. The beef was tender, the fresh vegetables were cooked perfectly and the spring rolls were crunchy and delightful! Will be returning and telling all my friends! 🤝”

    Menu
  • New City Buffet 1151 Ryan's Road Suite 109, Worthington Chinese · $

    2 New City Buffet

    3.7 Good 176 Reviews

    1151 Ryan's Road Suite 109, Worthington

    Customers’ favorites

    • General TSO's Chicken and Beef Broccoli
    • Sweet and Sour Chicken
    • Cream Cheese Wonton
    • Chicken Teriyaki 4

    “Food is just absolutely delicious.”

    Menu

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