7 Best Chinese Restaurants in Forest Hills

“Bit of a hole in the wall place off the beaten path. Very friendly workers here but there is no service per se. You order off a touch screen and food is brought to you. This includes water and drinks.

The food is simple and good. We've gone twice and the first time was better with the soup lacking a bit of flavor last time we went.

It's simple and clean food prepared well but honestly I don't think this is a top 100 NYC restaurant despite the reviews. (Also bathrooms are clean and nice which is a plus)

Definitely give it a shot though.“

“This place is beyond exceptional. The food is always fresh. The service is impeccable. The young lady is friendly and always on point with everything. Eat here at least 2 to 3 times a week, and it always hits the spot. Either for lunch or dinner you can't go wrong here. I've tried a variety of the menu items and they are all made so well and for a great reasonable price.“

“My 89 year old mother absolutely loves the chicken noodle soup. She enjoys a mug full everyday and is never tired of it. I ask for a low sodium version and they make it happen. I'm hooked on shrimp with veggies they make for me. Also love the dumplings, egg rolls and many other dishes. It's my favorite place to get really good Chinese food.“

“Good one!! Would love to visit again“

“The Shrimp with Broccoli was good. I ordered takeout which comes with the ready to open tray. Out of courtesy, especially since the food didn't come in the paper containers, the lady or cashier should have asked if I needed utensils, condiments &/or napkins. Instead of her handing me the bag, then quickly walking away to the back. I asked one of the cooks as he was going to take a break, & he gladly turned around & gave me the fork, napkins & a fortune cookie.

Parking: Street parking is free, Monday through Saturday after 7:00 p.m.“

“Asian Fortune' food is very good and when you order for delivery it always comes very fast. Only one time in all of the years we've been ordering food have they forgotten an eggroll. No big deal. Mistakes happen.. But the main reason I left 4 stars instead of 5 is because they do not do special requests. Ever. I normally order the pad tai. It always comes with the peanuts and sprouts on the side. One day, I wanted pad tai made with wide noodles instead of skinny noodles..and they said no. That was a few years ago. Tonight, I figured I'd try to see if they would make a special request. I ordered The pad kee mao, which is a spicy dish made with wide noodles.
I didnt ask them to change the dish..
I asked if they could give me a side of sprouts and chopped peanuts on the side(which id gladly pay for) so i can add them on to my pad kee mao myself. Nope. The girl said they have to make the dish the right way. Whatever that means. I didn't ask them to alter the dish. I asked to buy sprouts and chopped peanuts on the side.
Seems like such a simple request to make a customer happy..but apparently getting some peanuts and bean sprouts on the side is impossible to get. It's so weird...considering, we've been good customers for years i find it strange that they wouldnt do this. I mean, they will alter the spice level if you ask..they will leave out onions or mushrooms if you ask. But getting peanuts and sprouts on the side..absolutely not. Its such a small thing to say no to. And i dont get it. I wasn't asking them to alter the dish. I wanted a couple of tablespoons of peanuts and some bean sprouts on the side..which they always give on the with the regular pad tai which i was willing to pay for. Such a strange thing to say not to.“

“I came with my Jewish work colleagues to celebrate. As a chinese person, I would say this food is not very good. However, this is Americanized chinese food for a kosher clientele and it is as good as it comes from that perspective. I give them five stars for deliverying what is advertised. I will not rate low for doing something they do not advertise to be.“