China Fun Restaurant 鹿角酒家 | Chinese
$$ • Chinese, Seafood, NoodlesAbout China Fun Restaurant 鹿角酒家 | Chinese
Customers' Favorites
General TSO's Chicken
House Special Lo Mein
Chicken Fried Rice
Crispy Spicy Tofu
Shrimp Fried Rice
Hot & Sour Soup
Pork Noodle Soup
Egg Flower Soup
Mongolian Beef
Orange Chicken
Recent Reviews
264 ratings
Share your opinion about China Fun Restaurant 鹿角酒家 | Chinese
Try items from their Special Chinese section, we went back twice in one week for their dry pot beef, crispy spicy tofu and sweet & sour spare ribs. The dry pot dishes are authentic szechuan, so delicious and spicy with fresh chilies. Next time we will try their dry pot chicken wings, crab & seafood casserole and fried pork ribs typhoon style.
Excellent. Food delivered hot and and on time. Food was delightful.
Very authentic Chinese food and good service
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
China Fun Restaurant 鹿角酒家 offers a variety of authentic Chinese dishes in a welcoming environment. The restaurant is praised for its tasty and nutritious food, providing a good alternative to typical American fast food options like burgers and tacos. Many customers appreciate the flavorful dishes that remind them of traditional Chinese cuisine, such as braised pork, chili chicken, and pork intestines, which are highly recommended. The boiled fish and bean curd with vegetables (similar to mayo tofu) are enjoyed by diners seeking authentic flavors, while the beef stew with tomatoes and broccoli prawns are also popular choices. The food is often cooked to order and can be spicy but not overwhelming, with some dishes like the fish and dry pot beef noted for their tenderness and seasoning. The special pork belly is a bit too sweet for some tastes, but overall, the dishes are well-seasoned and satisfying. Service is described as friendly and straightforward, with staff being helpful in recommending dishes based on preferred flavors. While some items like white rice and lo mein may fall short—being overcooked or bland—many find the food to be flavorful and reminiscent of childhood memories from Chinatown. The restaurant is considered a great spot for those craving genuine Chinese cuisine, with many customers willing to drive hours just to enjoy its offerings.