China Max is one eatery at the Poughkeepsie Galleria Mall, unsure what we were having for dinner,…read morewe were at the Galleria, decided to get fried rice. And we would have it at home with our steak. We purchased vegetable fried rice. We arrived to the house and getting ready to heat it up to, only to discover our vegetables fried rice had only two (2) peas. Where were the other vegetables. None to be seen. Sorry. That was not vegetable fried rice. China Max, we will not be returning.

Not the most friendliest staff. Food is tasty & a good price. They have different options to choose…read morefrom & meal options such as one meat meal, two meat meal, etc. Easy access in the malls food court area.

pass by often and wanted to give a shot. first let me say when i called in my order, they were very…read moregood and quick getting my order down. did not have to repeat it or make sure it heard right. So, my food was made in less the time they quoted which was nice and people behind counter were very friendly ad made sure to ask if wanted any sauces. The food, well i was very surprised this was first place i had the BBQ beef that had a different BBQ sauce then other places using the same sauce as the pork for the beef. The beef was very tender and moist, just right. Crab sticks were fried just right, plenty of meat and not shrunken due to frying, plus love the crunchy breading, and nice them to include a cup of tartar sauce with it. Rice was alright, same anywhere you order. shrimp and broccoli were great, shrimp was cooked just right and not rubbery, broccoli was still tender to bite and not soggy.

Smaller portions higher prices. Cannot compete with Any one from nyc. It's edible though.read more

The spicy beef noodle soup is one of the best take out dishes I've had in a looooong time. I'm…read morekicking myself for only getting the dumplings (which are also amazing) and not trying it sooner. I didn't get it cuz I didn't want soup but it's not like soup think like the best ramen you ever had.

Freshly made to order, dumplings, soups, and other classic Chinese entrees served in a quiet…read morerelaxing dining room. An order of dumplings is a dozen, of the same kind. A bowl of soup can be easily shared. The server is also part of the family owned Asian business. There's no other place like it around here. Clean restroom. Free WiFi.

The food is amazing! Several vegan options and many more for us carnivores. Tucked at the bottom of…read morethe menu and easy to miss is the most fabulous house soup LOADED with seafood and made for 2. Only available in the restaurant, not in takeout menu. The service is always great, the ambiance is homey and comfortable, and we recently found out that they do catering! They catered my daughter's 40th birthday party and it was really special. Everyone loved it and many said they would be visiting the restaurant themselves soon. I highly recommend!

Badge off, chopsticks up. This Chinese food had me reporting for seconds…read more Just wanted to enjoy some Chinese food with my family and that's what WE DID at red House. The service was good. we were watered down every five minutes. The ambience was cozy, friendly and attentive don't move too fast.

Family owned. Pleasant and hard working who work harder than most. Classic Chinese-American menu…read more And they always remember that I have food allergies and produce good food in healthy portions. Our favorites always delivered hot and fresh. TIP: call the restaurant directly for delivery to save them ( and you) extra fees. Credit cards accepted. Please tip the driver- today it was a friendly young man who delivered with a generous smile!

Came here for takeout for our Christmas Eve tradition because I recently got a gluten-free…read morediagnosis. They can make a ton of the menu gluten free, you just have to ask but they were really nice showing us what the options were and answering all my questions. It seemed like any of the chicken, beef, pork, or vegetables they could make with a gluten free version of the sauce, plus fried rice and chow mei fun. We got: General Tso's chicken Hunan bean curd with vegetables Chicken and eggplant Chow mei fun Singapore noodles And brown rice! They marked everything for us and had it ready in 15 minutes. It tasted great and I feel great too! There are some tables in case you want to eat there, but it's primarily a take out spot.

I tried many places, and no one comes close! They are good people, but most importantly- they do…read moreyour food right every time, on time, and it's absolutely delicious! Some of these people with the low reviews, and nonsense banter? Well you don't need to read into their nonsense past couple lines to realize, their fat in the head! Heck I'll even go so far as to say; "Probably best in Dutchess County!" I've personally only eaten in a handful of places in the Bronx & Queens that do it right like them. Thank goodness, or I'd be miserable if I had to drive looking elsewhere. Cheers Jade China, your great!!!

Small, 5 tables, eat-in or take-out. Typical Chinese menu…read morefor around here. Gone are the "one from column A and one from column B places". Definitely not like some of the places in Chinatown NY, but then neither are the prices. Nothing over $19. Most during the $12-$15 range. The portions are relatively large; sufficient to fill you up. It's all made to order. Tried the lunch special: roast pork egg foo with fried rice and an egg roll $12.98 with tax. Two large fluffy egg fu young omelets filled with char sui and vegetables. Not tough overcooked eggs. The brown sauce that comes with it, was on the side. It was smooth, all gloppy like some places serve it. The fried rice was also pretty good. Not loaded down with soy sauce. The egg roll wasn't oily nor greasy, hot - YES. I noticed one of the cooks was hand rolling egg rolls, and putting them on the side. So they're not from Restaurant Depot. Not a bad lunch and later dinner.

Yesterday I stopped by here, I got Papaya Salad, lopburi noodles, chicken with peanut sauce/param,…read moreseafood hotpot soup Papaya salad: good and fresh ingredients. My no.1 fav dish. Lopburi noodles: Tasty, slight peanut flavor, tasty dish. Pork was tender. Chicken with peanut sauce: oozing peanut flavor, peanut lovers will love it. Very good dish. My no.2 fav dish. Seafood hotpot soup: it was good, i thought it would be more like tomyum, but it was still very good. Alot of calamari in it. Overall: Will be back, the param is a must try. Seriously good. The place has very good food, especially for around that area.

This is a really fun place to go with friends or family. The food is good and the service,…read moreespecially the guys who change out the grills so they don't get smoky, is excellent. The meats were quality, the portions were a bit on the small side, but you can always order more. That said, it's not Thai food, it's more like Korean BBQ but American style. It's a little pricey, but a fun experience.

11/6/24 - a friend and I decided to try this place one more time; call it a waste of 2 empty…read morestomachs, We both noted there is finally more than one car in the parking lot during the day; that should be a good sign. There's a hotel right next-door. You're seated relatively quickly; basically the staff brings beverages and remove empty plates. The food looks pretty, but of a lot of it is a bit greasy. It's a little disappointing. There are all the expected steam table entrees: lo mein, fried rice, shrimp, some fish, chicken and pork, some dim sum, and soup, a salad bar, and an extensive dessert area. On the positive side; there's loads of free parking, there are some EV charging stations, it's easy to get in and out of the. Will we go back? A resounding NO! Even though it's $12.99 for lunch, there are other places to go and avoid dyspepsia.

Ate here last night. First off, this is a Buffet, so that means it's affordable, but not the…read morebest ambiance or food quality and both are true. King Buffet is located in the former Golden Corral & offers a variety of basic, common Chinese dishes & some sushi rolls, as well as misc desserts. I'd say was ok at best, and is a tad greasy & lower quality than if you ate the same dishes at a regular Chinese or Japanese restaurant. Though pretty clean for a Buffet, this place is good to fill the belly and not cone with a heavy price tag.

Let me share... I stopped to buy a large white rice. Why did I get charged $7.50 for plain white…read morerice? I paid because I was in a rush. I could have bought a huge bag of rice with $7.

I was craving for some Chinese food and I found this place. I was like I hope this is good Chinese…read morefood.. to my surprise it was! Yummy for my tummy!!!

The first thing you notice is definitely the ambiance and vibe, like when I went inside the place…read moreit was so quiet and devoid of any sound and most of the place had no lights on. Usually a Chinese takeout is busy and noisy not this place. Also the place is very expensive the prices were not worth it. For example a small shrimp and broccoli was so small it could been an appetizer over a meal. Other places lunch/regular size is double the size they give. Now the second meal i got a later meal, the jade palace bell which I mean was good, but I will say with both that meal and the shrimp and broccoli they way over cook the shrimp to oblivion. Other than that the meal was alright. Their jasmine rice sucked, definitely not good. Their egg drop was best thing I had out of what I ordered. Do yourself a favor and order from Chinatown or first wok on route 9 instead

Wow, was this place awful!…read more My wife bought $65 worth of entrees and we ended up throwing it all out... my mango chicken may have been spoiled. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and say it was safe to eat, but it was certainly TASTELESS...Actually, ALL the entrees were TASTELESS...the egg rolls turned out to be the best part of meal! The icing on the cake: the restaurant wouldn't let my wife use the bathroom. This restaurant used to be great...I dont know what happened there, but it wasn't good...