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China Delights

4.1 (67 reviews)
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Closed • 3:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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Cantonese Rice Noodles, Hunan Fish, pork Asparagus Pork, Hunan Tofu, Chicken Fried Udon, Sweet and Sour Pork
Griselda Z.

Ordered takeout: [My review as a Chinese person who has eaten both authentic and non authentic Chinese food] I read the business was under new management so I decided to give it a try. The building looks sketchy and it still has its old sign and business name HK Yummy BBQ. Food quality and taste is 4.5 out of 5 stars. Menu is catered to American Chinese food. Their new menu says they are Hunan and Chinese Food. The Hunan fried fish is delicious and big fish portions. So was the Cantonese noodles (has nice curry flavor!). Get it! All the dishes we ordered were non-greasy, generous meat portions in meat dishes, the wok mastery is high quality, ingredients tasted fresh. Didn't feel thirsty after. Ordered six dishes for less than $90. Took 20 minutes for order to be done.

Various take out - Fresh sliced Fish Porridge, West Lake Beef Soup, Chicken with String Beans, Vegetable Chow Mein
Tiffany S.

My go to take out spot, no dine in or vibes. They changed ownership so the 3/$30 special is no longer valid, but the prices are still reasonable. Porridges average 12.95 and they give a decent amount of meat with your order! Definitely good bang for your buck. West lake soup was similarly priced also with a strong meat ratio. Consistently, when I ordered the chicken string bean, the container was 2/3 (or more) chicken. If you're trying to bulk up and get more protein, this is definitely the spot. All the containers are always packed to the brim. If you go early and watch them pack your food, you might see your soup or food spilling out as they close (like I did). Portion sizing is very good. Current owners are no longer Cantonese (mandarin speaking now) but understand some! Their English is good as well. There is a parking lot but it's often full due to a convenience store being next store (perfect if you want a specific drink with your meal. I've seen many people double park to go in and out. The sign above is for HK yummy BBQ and they just never replaced the sign. They spent all their money on Costco business boxes of chicken instead. Worth it.

China Delights Restaurant  San Francisco, CA
J A.

Nothing bad to say about this place. It has been my go to ever since I moved to the city three years ago and it continues to be my go to today. I go out of my way to come here. It is amazing. The food is outstanding. The service is stellar and the packaging is top-notch. Take out counter service only so leave Rover at home this time you'll be home soon. . Take out only. This is one of the last Chinese restaurant that make egg foo yung and it is ridiculously good!! Chinese restaurants don't even make it too much anymore. Considering quality of food, price and service. This is not a place that cannot be beat ! They're open till 3 AM on weekends and two on weekdays.

Beef chow fun $14
Allen Z.

I was craving for chinese food at 1:30am on a monday night. China delights opened till 2am. Arrived at 1:40am, ordered beef chow fun. Order was finished in 5 mins. The beef chow fun was delicious. Had a lot of wok hay and the beef was well marinated. Cost 14$ for the beef chow fun, which is the average pricee at other dim sum restaurants. Even though there is no dining area inside, it's a good spot for late night to go chinese food.

BBQ Peking Spare Ribs
Timothy V.

This has no right being this good..... but it is. It's a hole in the wall Chinese place, and I thought the reviews were overstating it.... Nope this stuff is the real deal. Honestly one of the best things I've had in the bay, and I'd say the pork spare ribs can hold their own when compared to San Tung's wings. The wings win, but not by much. The serving portions are extremely healthy, and great value. I'm a big guy with a huge appetite and I could stretch this into 4 meals (main container not pictured, this is about 40% of the entree on my plate) or 2 meals if I'm really hungry. The pork spare ribs were crispy and perfectly sweet and salty. The owners were nice and I might have just found my go to spot if I need food in a pinch.

How expensive for this garbage

Absolutely disgusting Chinese food.I live on the peninsula and The places I usually order from were closed. So I decide to give this a try.What a mistake.I ordered 3 different things of Fried Rice and chow mein.All of them were gross But especially the vegetable and chicken fried rice. Absolutely no flavor I could have made better fried rice than this and the chow mein was disgusting. Who ever says this is good Chinese food doesn't know good quality chinese food. Panda expresses better than this and I don't even like panda express. I'm so mad right now. The meal was $74, but with shipping and delivery, it ended up being $90.I'm beyond upset disgusting tasteless flavourless food.

Takeaway: Fried Tofu with Mixed Vegetables and Fish Paste/Lettuce Porridge.
Peter L.

The fried tofu with veggies and Minced Beef porridge are recommended. Not norms are the fish paste & lettuce porridge and seafood tofu soup; both were not bad either. The food are pretty good so far and shall return. Apparently, a new eatery that's strictly for takeout and delivery apps usage, even after the pandemic ends, and more of a ghost kitchen. The inside of this business is basically a noodle house size kitchen. Located at a street bend/corner, look for a Chinese restaurant sign that doesn't even say "China Delight". The front looks like a closed business, but it's next door to a liquor store. Parking may be tough in this residential neighborhood but there's a mini parking lot.

RICHARD W.

Trying it for the first time very good. Will definitely order again. My favorite is sweet and sour fish and the chicken fried rice was good. Soy sauce chow mein was ok a little dry but flavorful. Fried tofu with veggies was very good. I will for sure comeback next time especially how I liked the sweet sour fish big pieces.

Although the sign which is never lit says something else, this IS actually China Delight

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They are open late so that's a plus plus plus for me. Not to mention their food is great. Definitely worth trying!

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This has become a go-to staple for us. Simple, but reliably tasty, great prices, quick service.

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Tasty food. Great portions. Lots of fake meat options for vegetarians. I think this is going to have a regular spot in my rotation.

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Good tasting food and took my good allergy requests no problem. Quick and friendly service reasonable prices as well

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The chow-mein is very good, love the shrimp dumplings, and you can't go wrong with their sesame balls.

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Food is delicious if you know what you want, but all the food is yummy. Thank you for delivery service too.

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