6 Best Chinese Restaurants near Chester

“All our food was super good. General Tao's, beef sticks, egg rolls and spring rolls. The employees were very nice and even offered me a drink while I waited. Even my kids loved it which is very rare. This will definitely be our go to spot for Chineese food.“

“Very good service very good food I highly recommend them never had any issues great place to eat thanks so much“

“Overall, the food was ok. However, I was greatly disappointed in seeing shrimp fried rice in my order when I specifically asked for pork fried rice to go with my boneless spare ribs which were kinda mediocre, but my daughters loved them. Fortunately, they were stingy enough on the shrimp where it did not trigger my seafood allergies and the soy sauce definitely helped the rice. Egg was good because my wife liked it. Other than that, the lady was nice. I just know for future visits IF I decide to return, to make sure I am very specific about what I want. The price and helpings were impressive considering how expensive this current orange administration has made the economy, but I digress.“

“As an NYC transplant I NEED some good Chinese food in my life or I will NOT survive. That being said, this is the ONLY Chinese food spot I ever go to. They dont deliver but I would gladly take the 20 minutes to get there get my food and get back home over any other Chinese place around me.

Recommendation: Teriyaki chicken with pork fried rice and fried dumplings 😋“

“I am a mobile notary and I sometimes have a bit of time on my hands in between signings so I stop here at least once a week and this place has never let me down. I love how when they cook my hunan shrimp, they never over cook the vegetables and the taste is excellent. I love their egg drop soup as well as their egg rolls. My husband loves their shrimp fried rice as well. The manager is always pleasant and the staff are excellent. I find that it’s hard to find good Chinese food but this place never misses the mark at being the BEST!“

“If you're thinking about coming here on Sunday, get ready to throw elbows with the Episcopalians around 1230. I was seated at 1145. I was the only person in the house, but boy, did it fill up fast. Had the luncheon special Kung Pao chicken. Filling and full of flavor. Wasn't that spicy, so be adventurous and try it. Lunch comes with soup or egg roll / steamed or fried rice.“