This restaurant is one of the worst places I've been to. The variety is really limited and the time…read moremy wife and I went there she said the chicken tasted funny and couldn't finish eating. The food was not good at all.

They have a nice Buffett for a good price. I also really…read moreenjoy their egg rolls and combination fried rice off the regular menu. No alcohol yet. I had a pre wrapped fortune cookie once and it was stale. They have sushi on Friday which I keep missing.

Wow... i am just mind blowned! The wings, im not even going to lie, i wasn't even expecting them to…read morebe better than American Deli, but man, it sure was.

Take out was hot, fresh & ready when I arrived! Little difficult…read moreTo find but worth the effort! I'll definitely be back!

Yummy! I loved the sesame chicken with rice, and the steamed dumplings were delicious. Everything…read moretasted fresh and super flavorful. Looking forward to coming back soon!

I've been ordering from them for years through a few owners. The food is generally always good…read more This week I tried something different than my usual selection. The double sautéed pork was so delicious I ordered it two days in a row. They are known for great portions and good food. Definitely recommend them.

supper service, good food , supper service good food, best…read moreservivice in columbus. I love chins house I ea. there 2 or 3 times a week. great food and service

We eat there about once a week. The food is amazing. The staff is very nice. If you call your order…read morein you get in and out very quickly. The prices are very reasonable and they can accommodate most dishes. You should try it. I promise you would love it.

Notes: 1) been here once…read more2) lots of parking Pros: 1) good food 2) decent service Cons: 1) ambiance was okay but could be better Rating: 3.5/5 The sizzling rice soup was delicious. The mu shu pork dish was not so congruent. It was not bad but it also was not the best meal that I've had. The service was decent where we would get served well but there was also a lack of people in the establishment. The ambiance also was just lacking overall. Overall: I think it's worth to try it but I would not rush to come here to taste it. Sizzling rice soup: 5/5, I was impressed and amazed. I definitely recommend this dish if you want a soup that is flavorful. Mu shu pork: not worth as it did not blend well together. The filling was too salty and had a lot going on, and the wrapping was out of place. Overall, not a good dish. 1/5

A regular takeout order for us. Lot of food, always fresh, well spiced, decent amount of veggies on…read moremost plates. The plates are like 15-18 bucks, but probably have 2-3 meals worth of food.

What an incredible little space! Between the restaurant on one side and the market on the other,…read moreit's a best of both worlds combo. The service is always great and friendly. There are sooo many options and varieties of dishes. The food is always yummy and great for dine in or takeout. It's definitely a repeat place to go!

Good Chinese Food with a Unique Bonus…read more Mr. Chen's is a solid choice if you're craving Chinese food in Tuscaloosa. I wouldn't call it exceptional, but it's consistently good, and there's a legitimate case that it may be the best Chinese restaurant in town depending on what you're looking for. The attached Chinese grocery store is what really sets it apart. It's fun to browse before or after your meal and offers a unique experience that you won't find at most local restaurants. On the food side, the Orange Chicken, General Tso's Chicken, and Mongolian Beef were all flavorful and worth ordering again. The egg roll, fried rice, crab angels, hot and sour soup, and tapioca milk tea were all enjoyable as well. My only disappointment was the hot mustard. Instead of homemade hot mustard, they only offer the standard packaged packets. It's a small detail, but homemade mustard would have been a nice touch. Overall, Mr. Chen's serves quality Chinese food in a city with relatively limited options. Between the reliable menu and the attached Asian market, it's definitely worth a visit and one of the better places in Tuscaloosa for Chinese cuisine.

I simply don't like Chinese food. Just Japanese food. When I tried eating there, I didn't like the…read moresmell it gave off. But maybe it's just me.

So I went into Asian Wok to make a take home plate. Take home plates are sold by weight... not by…read moreplate. So when the girl rings me up and I give her my money, she asks if the plate is just for me. I told her yes. She laughed and said wow that's too much! Ok I'm paying full price for end of day scraps without complaining and she tells me my plate is too full? She happily took my money... besides it wasn't that full anyways. Even if it was, I was a paying customer. Even if it had been bursting at the seams, I'd still have paid full price. So where does she get off telling me it's too much?

Typical Chinese takeout place located in a shopping plaza…read more The service was friendly and the menu was what you would expect from a Chinese restaurant. It had a pleasant enough ambiance and overall, it was a good experience.

Just got takeout and the food is super greasy and tastes old and stale. Also found what looks like…read morea broken Toothpick in my chicken. Not too happy seems like for the past month the food doesn't taste as good as it used to be.

I live in the small rural town of Mantachie, MS. So, we tend to shop in either nearby Tupelo or…read moreFulton. My husband and I have driven past this restaurant at least a hundred times and were never tempted to eat here. That is... until my oldest child began living in the dorms at Itawamba Community College. Like most college kids, he has made an art of eating on the cheap, despite my husband and I paying for a meal plan at the college. We were taking our son and his girlfriend out to eat after one of my daughter's soft ball games. We decided on Chinese food, and my son insisted we try Peking Palace in Fulton. I cringed a little on the inside, because I tend to be picky about Chinese food. Being a team player, I agreed to try it. As stated in other reviews, the restaurant itself is nothing to write home about. It is located in a bland mini-mall next to a Walmart. When we stepped inside the decor was minimalistic at best. A pleasant older gentleman took our order at the counter. I ordered shrimp fried rice, because I was trying to keep things simple. A few minutes later, he brought out our food in styrofoam takeout containers. At this point, things were not looking good. I picked up my chop sticks and tentatively took a bite. That's when the magic happened! The shrimp was plentiful and well seasoned. The rice was perfectly sticky and a nice golden brown. It was the best tasting shrimp fried rice I have ever put in my mouth, before or since. That was earlier this summer. I bet we have ordered take-out from Peking Palace at least once, and sometimes two or three times a week since then. Even the smallest take out container is stuffed full with more food than I can comfortably eat. Trust me. I have finished it off a few times. I was miserably full and regretted my impulsiveness each time. My daughter and I could easily share a small order, but since everything is so reasonably priced, we always get our own. It makes for a good midnight snack or lunch for the next day. I highly recommend this small out of the way restaurant. You will not be sorry you took the chance!

Unlike Brandy, who came here to write an essay or take a shot at getting a job with a food…read moremagazine, I'll keep it easy. The food is always good. They have a lunch buffet if that works for you otherwise you can order off the menu. Never had a bad experience here.