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China Palace

3.4 (25 reviews)
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This is their dinner menu.
Cecilia T.

This place is okay. The service is friendly and they cook everything fresh. I got the General Tso's with fried rice and eggroll as well as the pad see ew. The pad see ew portion is really big which is a good deal for the price. The general's had good flavor and the fried rice isn't typical. It's really white rice with soy sauce cooked with it but I really enjoyed it. It complements the food really well and doesn't sit heavy in your stomach.

Kung Pao Chicken with Fried Rice and Egg Roll, with steamed dumplings.
Mark R.

One of the more underrated Chinese places in Auburn. Went here for lunch, service was great, prices were low and the food was really good, you definitely get much more than what you pay for! They even have a liquor license, which to my knowledge is kinda rare for Chinese places here. I got the Kung Pao Chicken, which comes with an egg roll and fried rice. I also had their steamed dumplings. Everything was great, with the steamed dumplings being some of the best I've had. Their egg rolls are unique, looks kinda like a spring roll. Overall the experience was a solid 8.5/10, couldn't really ask for more! I honestly hope more people will go here, they deserve a lot more business.

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Great Chinese food! Fast delivery! Crispy egg rolls and classic Chinese delivery boxes with is just fun when ordering take out

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It was great! We had wonderful service. The servings were very generous. We will definitely go back.

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