“ Good take out Chinese! Would definitely order from here again. Had their salt and pepper calamari, fried rice and chicken and veggies with garlicky sauce. It was all pretty tasty. ”

“ We came in at lunchtime not very hungry, but basically just wanting some apps. My wife and I ordered Wong Tong soup as well as a few other appetizers on the menu. The food came out very fast and the soup was hot. We also ordered two helpings of the dumplings and those were very good as well. We took home a side of noodles and some fried rice. They both reheated extremely well the next day. This is going to be my go to Chinese restaurant on the east side of Orlando. Service was fast and multiple people came over to remove unused plates and bowls from our table. Don't let the outside appearance sway you from not walking in. This is a really good Chinese restaurant that felt very authentic. ”

“ This is probably one of the better Chinese restaurant I've been to in the Orlando area. They have menus written in Spanish and the older gentleman is fluent in Spanish. Their food is pretty good, especially the prices and the portions compared to others. Place is very casual. Service is great. Their dinner roll is delicious! The orange chicken has few pieces that's a bit over battered but tasted good. The fried peppered squid is very lightly battered and not extremely salty and topped with aromatic onion and pepper. This is definitely one of our favorite place, just wished I didn't live so far (an hour) from it. ”

“ If you go, you know the owner/hostess/server is super friendly! She's the best. Go just to talk to her alone! The dining room is a bit dated. This isn't fine dining. But perfect for a casual sit down meal. I always get the hot and sour soup. It's very peppery. Too peppery! But I still eat it. I've had several entrees and they've all been very good. Again, this isn't fine dining. It's 5 steps above takeout but not quite Mills 50 if you know what I mean. For East Orlando, this place is just perfect. I've been every couple of months and plan on continuing that pattern. I'd say it's the best Chinese restaurant in East Orlando so definitely go check it out. ”

“ This place gets 4-stars because of authenticity: when my Chinese friends come that's where they eat! The unusual part is to me (as a Venezuelan) is that they have Polar beer and tequeños but the rest is fully Chinese. We went in big groups, 8 to 10 each time, and ordered all family style. Lobster, steamed fish, crispy pork, beef, garlic green beans, rice (white and stir fried) but to me the delight of the night was pekin duck (roasted duck) which was delicious and worth coming back for. Don't expect a fancy ambiance or exterior, but do expect authentic food. ”

“ Quite surprised to find this Chinese restaurant in the plaza. Came early on a Sunday, this restaurant can get filled after noon hits and I can see why! Great authentic flavored Chinese food! We asked for extra meat in our mapo tofu and the sauce was delicious. The pompano tasted great, and was worth the wait. Snow pea tips aren't on the menu, but I was glad we asked :) Would come back to try their dim sum! ”

“ We went here for a quick dinner after recommendations that this restaurant has some of the best authentic Cantonese dishes. The ambiance is a classic dim-sum style Chinese restaurant w/ a big open floor w/ round tables and Chinese decorations. The restaurant definitely has a VERY BIG menu including western dishes like Orange chicken. We decided to stick to more traditional food and ended up getting the mushroom and duck clay pot. It was well seasoned and included mushroom, grilled duck, and bok choy which is a welcomed edition to balance the dish out. It was cooked in the traditional Cantonese style where the flavor is often more mild compared to other Chinese styles like Szechuan. This is meant to highlight the freshness of the ingredients themselves - and both of us love the duck here! TLDR; traditional looking Chinese restaurants w/ good authentic Cantonese food like the clay pots. ”