China Palace

So I ordered a take-out order and I had stated on the phone exactly what I wanted seemed like the woman understood. When I got there to pick up my order it was all wrong and I had told her my order once again and trusted that she got it correct also made me feel like I was stupid when I had told her what I wanted she said that I did not say that over the phone and I said some thing else. Got my food I should’ve checked before I left but I trusted them. When I was home and I sat down to eat we had only received one order of potstickers but I was charged for two. And the chow mein that I had ordered didn’t look anything like chow mein looked like chicken noodle soup there was barely any noodles. very disappointing because the last few times that I have went there I liked it But this experience this time ruined it for me I will not be going back.

It isnt the most impressive restaurant from the outside but the food was really good and the waitress and greeter were very kind - if you go during a quieter time of the day and take a moment to talk to them. The restaurant is dated but was clean and they seem to take pride in what they have built. My kids are normally rather picky about what they eat so I was surprised when they ate everything on their plates and they asked to order seconds to take home. The fried rice was great and the Szechwan Beef had fresh vegetables that were perfectly cooked so they were crispy - turning soft but not soggy. We will probably eat here again on our next visit.

We enjoyed the ambience, food and service here. I'd been dying for potstickers this week so we ordered the 7 piece app and loved it. They Are deep fried and served with a traditional soy sauce dip. So good. No idea if they were chicken or pork though. We chose to order "combination platters" which included a main dish, an egg roll, fried rice, and one more main type food (either sweet and sour chicken, or a fried shrimp.) My husband ordered Kung Pao chicken which was tasty but not a bit spicy as labeled. I had beef and broccoli which was just fine. The fried rice had a faint taste of burn and the shrimp was more thick breading than meat. The helpful servers had been busier than usual but still took good care of us. Overall we enjoyed this small cute establishment. It was fairly clean and very simple. Tables are close together, the paper lanterns over the lights give a fun ambience. We would recommend with the caveat that its good, don't expect incredible blow-you-away dishes.