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    China Chalet

    3.5 (335 reviews)
    ModerateSzechuan
    Open 11:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
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    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Spicy 105. Pork Dumplings
    Kiran Y.

    Writing this review as the quality of the food has gone down for a few items since the last time we visited There are still a few dishes, which have like good quality like their fried rice specials, pork dumplings and noodle dishes, like lo mein, etc. However, the spring roll was uneatable both the vegetarian and the shrimp one was not cooked properly Did not enjoy the Dan Dan noodles The bao buns were OK - could have been better Mapu tofu was good , chicken fried rice was good, the chicken and lettuce wraps was good Attaching a few pictures of the same

    108. Chicken Teriyaki (2 pieces)
    Sne G.

    China chalet is a safe bet if you are looking for a good Chinese meal, and love authentic Sichuan flavors. Service is always prompt, and there is usually plenty of seating available. We love the Sichuan peppers and dry chicken entree, as well as most other dishes we tried were always pretty good - egg fried rice, string beans, mapo tofu etc. I'd definitely recommend

    Chicken and broccoli
    Julia E.

    Went to China Chalet on a Thursday around 12:30 for a business lunch. We had no problem getting seated right away. The staff were friendly and attentive. Overall, the restaurant was very quiet. We ordered off their lunch menu which was very reasonable. I got the wonton soup and chicken and broccoli with fried rice. Both were very good. I would definitely order them again. Very easy to get in and out on a lunch break. I will be back!

    Hot tea and water on arrival. Love this!
    Amanda J.

    This is my second visit here and again I was impressed. All of the dishes have great flavor and texture. Nothing is overly oily or too spicy. The flavors are balanced and the ingredients taste fresh. The portion sizes are generous. The staff is friendly and patiently awaiting your arrival. I really enjoy the more formal white table cloth setting with tea and oranges. China Chalet is always a pleasant experience.

    C1. Six Pieces Whole Peking Duck with Pancakes in action!
    Cathy S.

    This restaurant is really a solid 3.5 for me. I was looking for Peking duck in the area and it seemed to be the only one that offered the crepe style (IYKYK) but it's not truly authentic duck preparation style more like the Cantonese roast duck vibes. But to be fair it was still delicious and the server prepares it right in front of you and gives you 6 whole wraps along with 2 duck legs. But don't expect this to be the authentic version you will find in Flushing. We weren't super hungry so we got a vegetable dish which was the stir fry bamboo shoots with wood ear, and my dad's favorite mapo tofu that had a good kick and lots of aromatics (but they call it Ma Bo tofu here) The service was friendly and what you would expect from an old school style Chinese restaurant with the white tablecloth, wait staff in black slacks, vest and white shirts and a fish tank in the front. It did look like they were takeout heavy and even have a kiosk you can order food from by the door! Overall we went home full and happy. Come check them out if you are craving some good Chinese food!

    Sliced chicken with tender asparagus
    Lily T.

    A step above your usual Chinese take out place. Definitely more authentic. We ordered a bunch of dishes and some were better than others. We came on a weekday afternoon and all the dishes came out super quick within 5 minutes. Suspect some items were already cooked and were just reheated. What was really good was the sliced chicken with tender asparagus and the beef chow fun. Everything else was very underwhelming. The crispy flounder with black bean sauce was disappointing. Tasted like your regular frozen fish sticks that you get from the supermarket sautéed in black bean sauce. The white rice and brown rice were very hard. Not sure what happened there. Overall this place is decent for the area but definitely need some improvements.

    Chicken w/garlic Sauce $12.60
    Anton K.

    I came for lunch to the China Chalet having read some positive reviews. The restaurant has numerous awards, all are displayed on the entrance walls. They pride themselves on their chinese asian cuisine, but I dine here specifically for their szechuan offerings. On this day I had their "Chicken w/ garlic sauce ($12.50 lunch special).. I also had the egg drop soup ($4.50) which was good but not exceptional. The chicken w/garlic sauce was superb and the entire dish was very tasty and well done. The food and prices are comparable to my favorite Chinese restaurant "Hunan Taste" in Denville where I have eaten many times. The food comes out quick, the service is efficient, the host is very friendly and the ambiance is semi-elevated. Management will accomodate alterations to your dish. Additionally, you can request your dish be chinese style. Having travelled extensively in China (Beijing to Hong Kong), I personally would not reccomend that. In China, Peking Duck is served boiled. If you arrive before 12pm you will avoid the crowds that follow. Parking is in a strip mall.

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    Very solid Chinese food made by good people. The restaurant is also nicely appointed if you want to eat in!

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    The food was very good food and the service was quick and clean. I would recommend this chinrse restaurant to others.

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    They make the best chow fun, i have to try something's else but from menu i think itll be all good food

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