6 Best Chinese Restaurants near Elkhorn

“I really enjoy the food. Dining in isn't rantic or anything, but it is nice. The food is always prepared fresh and you can see the kitchen and staff. Very nice people, good prices. Food is certainly personal preference, but I love it. I travel outside of my area, and past a few other Chinese food places to buy from Taste of China. The egg rolls are really good as well. I get sweet sour chicken- or beef and broccoli most of the time, so I am not sure about other Chinese dishes that they serve. It is in a strip mall so there is plenty of parking but no outside seating. The dine in area is small. It is usually 10 to 20 minutes to get your food, unless it is busy.“

“Stopped in for a sushi lunch, today. Had the sushi deluxe (10 pieces of nigiri sushi) with a spicy tuna roll. Everything was terrific. Highly recommended!“

“While some items were not great, the main meals were decent. I would like to say that our waitress Savanna was AMAZING!!!! My 11 yr old nephew ate 4 orders of the teriyaki beef sticks and she was making it a great experience for him. They are really light on the meat though so probably why he was able to eat so many. I was really disappointed in the crab rangoon, tasted more like an egg roll with cream cheese. The after dinner strawberry cream candy was really nice and our waitress even had some back story on the year of the dragon relationship to the candy. All in all a nice experience and food is edible. The service was what sold it for me. Thank you Savanna. 😊“

“Found this place On accident!!! was traveling to Convent Harbor for Maple Fest 2025 and am I glad we stopped...Friendly, clean bathrooms, crab Rangoon is fire AND shrimp egg rolls..seafood combination 😋 delicious!! CAN'T wait to stop here again for the up coming Mother daughter retreat!!! Asked how LONG they have BEEN here..20 YEARS!!! I UNDERSTAND WHY!!!“

“On a recent business trip to the area, I chanced upon a small group of shops in East Geneva Square, a short distance from the hotel that I was staying at. One of the eateries there was this place, Dragon City.\n\nThe place is small, a few tables and chairs, but I opted for a takeout.\n\nThere was no on wall menu, but there were plenty paper menus around so I had a peruse. The menu is pretty extensive, but I was there for a General Tso's Chicken.\n\nHere in the UK we don't get General Tso's. We used to run a takeaway and I have endless friends we run businesses themselves, and I have yet to see this on a menu in the UK.\n\nI've heard so much about it, there is even a documentary on it, so, it immediately went on my order, along with a prawn toast, and a drink. The bill came to a not too shabby sub-$20.\n\nBack at the hotel, the General Tso's chicken came with a boiled rice, and the amount of food there was astounding. Two people would struggle to finish it, and me being one person I absolutely struggled.\n\nI can't quite place the sauce, it's sort of like Kung Po but not. The chicken pieces, of which there were many, were overall pretty good, but with a few there were a bit tough.\n\nThe prawn toast was unlike UK prawn toast, this was a brown brick I want to say? Or more akin to a large nugget. It was so oily and salty, and completely not what I expected. Unfortunately, I couldn't have more than a couple of bites...\n\nIt was a mixed bag really but overall good.\n\nThe young girl on the counter was really friendly and helpful.\n\nDefinitely worth checking out if you're bored of the endless pizza and burgers in the near vicinity.“

“I love this place. The owner is so nice. And, the food is wonderful. And, they deliver, too!“