10/10. I highly recommend this location. By far the best Chinese food I've had. The portions are…read morehefty and affordable. The staff is very kind and offer quick service. The food tastes great I get this every time. Also their Shrimp Lo Mein is cooked to perfection.

I loved all my dishes mrs.jackie is a very sweet lady...I'll be heading back soon for more...read more

My friend and I got takeout from here. I just discovered this place today when I went to the Crozet…read moreHardware Store. It's right next to Fardowners. We got the spring rolls (comes with 2), boneless spare ribs, beef lo mein, and chicken fried rice (large portion for all). For the price, you get a lot of food. Everything was $30 total but then $5 extra for taxes/fees. Food wasn't bad, especially for the price.

This is an upgrade from the last review I gave of them I think I gave them a one everything was…read moreterrible this time had sweet and sour pork it was very good we got four vegetable spring rolls they were tasty but you really didn't know there was any vegetables in it if you bit the end it looked like a holler tube almost what kept me from giving it four stars was a wonton soup you would think that would be pretty hard to screw up the wontons were tough thick and very hard to chew definitely not fresh

Really enjoy stopping for a good meal here. The food is great and plentiful. The restaurant is…read moreclean and the staff is friendly. Prices are reasonable as well.

The food here is pretty good. Didn't expect the chicken wings to be small wingettes but they tasted…read moregood. Super nice people working here. Quick service. The inside is a little bleak. Would love them to maybe bring back their lunch buffet that's on their sign. That would be awesome for this area. I would definitely go back

Ordered take out here, noticed they had a lot of items on the menu. We decided to go with the…read morehibachi which included noodles, rice, the meat and veggies, and a salad. The steak was way overcooked; the chicken was good though. The veggies with it were great. When it came to the rice, it was very plain and the noodles tasted old. I did not try the salad, but the yum yum sauce was bland as well. It is okay to get in a pinch because we were starving and anything would have been good at that point, for the price is was not worth it.

Clean, overpriced, bland. I ordered spicy and it was very bland, no onion, garlic, red pepper, just…read morebroccoli, beef, very greasy sauce and their fried rice is just soy sauce on old white rice. Wish the little town of Scottsville had delicious food to recommend. I asked to eat IN... food still served in a take out with one packet of soy! Wanted a dine in experience! I guess they just do take out even though they have 7 neatly appointed tables. Disappointing! Look at the grease in the picture! Very unhealthy- some people would be sick from so much grease!

I'm from New York and my Uncle & Aunt live in Palmyra VA. They wanted to treat us out for a nice…read moredinner and they chose this establishment for us. Once we got there the vibe inside was trendy and the place was very big and cozy . The hostess was very polite and sat us down . We were taken care of right away with drinks ..we seen that they had specialty drinks and we had one ... delicious !! Perfectly made... once we ordered... the food came out and it was very fresh, hot and delicious! We had ordered several different dishes and every one of them had a wonderful taste & Flavorful. Crab Rangoon for appetizers also delicious.. As a New Yorkers we were impressed with the quality & flavor of the food ... Made in Asia did not disappoint!!!! We were all satisfied with everything ..Will come again !!!

I ordered takeout and it was some of the worst food I've ever had. Somehow, all the chicken had a…read morevery strange off flavor which makes me think it's old or something is wrong with it. The spring rolls taste like frozen ones from the grocery store. I do NOT recommend this restaurant.

First impression? Run!…read more Here's the deal. At dinner time there wasn't a single soul in the dining room. And from the looks of things, Szechuan Restaurant hasn't actually sat anyone at a dinner table in quite a while. Maybe at lunch. That's surprising, because the restaurant is located within easy walking distance of several motels. But being adventurous, we decided to place an order. The buffet? Nope. Ignore the signs. The hibachi grill buffet? Nope. You can order hibachi, but forget any buffets. So, we ordered a bunch of items to take back to our room. Our starter, Hot and sour soup was a "never again". Dishwater has more flavor. But the other dishes were quite tasty, if you don't mind a little oil. But white rice can easily soak that up. Our shrimp and vegetables came with a variety of crisp veggies and huge shrimp. Nothing skimpy here. The chicken lo mein was also very good. Large pieces of chicken and noodles. The beef & scallops was a 50/50 deal. The beef was very good. The scallops were clearly not fresh and had a peculiar flavor. I'm hoping for the best. All in all, large portions, and decent food. Served up nice and hot-fresh from the wok. I just found the flavors very bland. We asked for spicy Szechuan and on a scale of 1-5, it barely cleared 1/2. Same with shrimp and veggies. They must do a heck of an online and delivery business. And be sure to pass on the scallops.

The Worst Ever, greasy and no chicken!! do not order here!!! Grease, grease , grease NOt GOOD…read moreAND no AND i MEAN no CHICKEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The reopened Peter Chang is a big improvement. My favorite dishes are the duck combo, the garlic…read morecucumber, and the duck broth tofu soup. It feels more like an upscale dining experience now with service, food, etc. Better ambiance etc. Be advised recently the restaurant was reopened with the original chef (Peter Chang) so the reviews here won't really reflect the current experience. It's basically a completely different restaurant now. I think patrons of the previous Peter Changs also might be frustrated it's a little more upscale The joke goes the best Chinese restaurants are 3.5 stars

Nothing to write home about. Ordered take out. Menu and prices have changed. What used to be full…read moreportion is now tapas size. Tiny portion of dried green beans. Barely a cup full. Cost was $9. Shrimp fried rice had very few shrimp in it. Taste was decent. Two items cost $31. I guess that's one way to pay for renovations. I was impressed with the new layout.

This is close to campus and fits a need. I got dumplings filled with a modest amount of tofu and…read moreperhaps a vegetable too, with a side of cold noodles and a sesame peanut sauce. The fried dumplings were a bit light on the actual tofu I was hoping for, but the meal delivered a basic satisfaction. My white tea with lychee jellies tasted a bit overbrewed, but the sweet addition worked out well enough that I enjoyed it. The interior has a couple of seats but is quite spartan, and had an overly full trash can as all food was served in takeout containers. Overall, I would say it was a basic experience, but not a bad one.

So this is not going to be a 5 star everything is perfect review but rather the dumplings are so…read moregood that you need to get past the negatives. Unfortunately, the negative is the service. Please know they are so nice but they got my order wrong. I ordered two separate meals and got one meal with the wrong rice but at least we they got the number of Dumplings correct. My son who goes to UVA RAVES about this place so I had high hopes that were dashed with wrong order. Then I tried the unassuming dumplings and dipping sauce. I love dumplings and have eaten them even had Michelin recommended places like Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings. I can confidently and completely say these are the best dumplings. I would get the wrong rice and wrong order so long as I got these dumplings. I can confidently say they are homemade and not some restaurant supply dumplings. I have been thinking of these dumplings since I had them. So good.