8 Best Chinese Restaurants in White Plains

“Had a great visit and meal PF s! Alexis, our waitstaff, was so attentive and went above and beyond to make sure we had a terrific meal and great experience. Food was delicious (Mongolian beef and Pad Thai) and served very timely. Appreciated the attentiveness we received. Will be back soon again.“

“I have been here many, many times over the years, and it has been consistantly good. Even though it's only a take out place, that only accepts cash, I never had any issues whatsoever. I tried other Chinese takeout places around, and by far this is the best place around! The only problem is that you have to wait about 30 minutes,which is due to the popularity of the place. Other than the long wait time, it's worth the wait.“

“I could easily say one of the best Chinese spots around great chicken, buffalo wings, great and homemade dumplings and I love coming here. Amazing hospitality, customer service, and most importantly great quality food.

Parking: good“

“Clean, good food, plentyful menu, great location.“

“With all due respect, it is Not easy finding good Chinese food in this area - I don't need great, just good. I recently found D.King and am very glad!My order was promptly delivered and wonderfully tasty. There are several places nearby with higher ratings that are not good at all and have gotten worse after C-19.“

“I believe all the negative reviews are from people that clearly didn't grow up in WP. I've been going to Young's since I was a kid & let me say, it NEVER disappoints! They're super quick getting my order ready every time, even though my order is pretty big (for about 5-6 people). This isn't a Michelin star restaurant but the food & service is always on point!“

“Food was great, nice decor and soothing atmosphere. Very affordable. Had a great time with family.“

“Just ate lunch at Noodles Plus and it was a delight! The lunch specials come with a choice of spring roll, chive dumpling, or pork pot sticker. I tried the chive dumpling, which was wonderfully springy and paired perfectly with a tasty dipping sauce, along with a light lettuce salad on the side.

The lunch menu features classic Thai dishes like Drunken Noodles and Pad Thai, though I noticed there’s no Pad See Ew. You can add chicken, tofu, beef, or shrimp to your dishes; we both opted for beef in our noodles—Pad Thai for me and Drunken Noodles for her. The portions were generous and absolutely delicious!

The restaurant is cozy and quite popular during lunch hours, especially with the nearby office crowd in downtown White Plains. Don’t expect a leisurely lunch, as there are only about 8 tables inside, plus a few outside. We loved our meals and can’t wait to return for both lunch and dinner when we have more time to unwind!“