Richie Chan's Chinese Restaurant

Delicious rich authentic Chinese food at bargain basement prices! Clevelanders are so fortunate to have a culinary treasure in its diverse Asia town but the real gem is Richie Chan's in Cleveland Heights. We have eaten Chinese cuisine all over the world & my girlfriend, a CIA grad from New Hyde Park, has been eating here for the past 15 years since she moved back home to Cleveland & this is her favorite place. A single couple run the restaurant with the wife doing prep work, taking phone orders & making change while her husband does all the cooking... to order. This time we got Won ton soup, subgum Cantonese vegetables, yang chow fried rice & steamed dumplings. It was all tasty & filling (we had seconds) & they are so generous with their portions we have enough for dinner again tonight! They also include at no charge fortune cookies & sweet navel oranges. They offer enough variety to satisfy the entire range of taste buds. For the superb quality & bounteous quantity of food, you will never be disappointed at Richie Chan's. Qing man yong! PS: I just added an updated menu from Richie Chan's because the one we ordered from as well as others we found posted online were about 5 years old. This is the most current with accurate prices (which have not risen much since the last posting). I also added a photo of our meal. The portions are so generous we got a total of 6 meals out of our order for an average of under $4 per serving per person.

My favorite childhood to adulthood restaurant. The Brooks Family been going there since the early 80's. My number one dish is #7 Unfortunately we all moved out of town except for my younger brother. I'll be in Cleveland Hts Friday and best believe I'll be stopping by with my wife and oldest daughter. Such fond memories... Such a nice family.

For the money, this place is very good. The lo mien has been very good. ALSO, this is the *only* place I've found in east side that makes an authentic Shrimp and Lobster sauce. I get it without peas and carrots, and extra sesame oil. It's really very good every time so far. Even better than some of the chinatown places, no kidding.

Went there for takeout around noon. Nice and homelike restaurant where I got to have radish soup and Mapo Tofu. The owners were so nice and packed the bag with the two dishes plus an orange for dessert. It’s rare to see such nice customer service! Please remember to bring CASH though. If you have lived in China before, you will be surprised that you can find so many real Chinese dishes here.