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China Taste

3.6 (38 reviews)
InexpensiveChinese
Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Dogs allowed
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Chicken with garlic sauce lunch special!
Stefan H.

Based on my last review, looks like it's been 4 years since I've been to China Taste, and boy was my food different this time! Giving them 3 stars this time around, thinking maybe they had a bad day! Food was really 2 stars. I'll go back again for a lunch special, but if it's anything like the food I got today, I won't be going back! Got a large chicken with broccoli and a large beef with mixed vegetables. Both were incredibly oily and salt was the overriding flavor! You can see the oil shine in the pictures. Looks very different from the chicken with broccoli picture posted by another reviewer 27 days ago. Paid like $28.50 for the two dishes, wasn't even worth half that! Will update my review once I give them another try. Hopefully it was just an off day because the food has been very good in the past!

Top left - Small beef chow Fun, Top right - General Tso's Chicken, Bottom - shrimp with Shrimp W. Garlic Sauce
Marie F.

In the mood for some Chinese take out and ordered some staples to compare. Ordered from their lunch menu so the portions are relatively smaller. Price was fair. The lunch menu are not the typical "combo" of egg rolls and soda and there was also no "coupons" so if you are looking for a deal - this is strictly just for food. The shrimp and garlic sauce over fried rice was decent flavored and had a generous amount of 4 large shrimp so very proportionate to their vegetables. The general tsaos tasted like utilized their "sweet and sour chicken" and added the sauce to make it general tsao (typical for most places to pre fry their mest for both dishes but this had a sweet and sour flavor instead of general tsao. Their beef chow fun sizing is size "small" that could use a little more seasoning like salt. For a Chinese take out place; it's about average what you get around the Leonia area. I'll go with the shrimp and garlic sauce as their better dishes out of the 3.

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Food was not good and spoiled. Also, owners is rude and unprofessional. Do not eat here

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The staff is friendly. The food is good and tastes good. However on rare times can be not as great. Overall a great place I'd recommend

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2 years ago

The food is very good. The owner takes his time preparing it. I will definitely be back.

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5 years ago

Always consistant great food! Friendly and prompt! They will make it order! Try these guys

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10 years ago

Just delicious. Quiet and friendly place to eat. Just your normal Chinese food. Except for the chicken, the chicken is abnormally good

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13 years ago

always been a favorite, and i'm picky when it comes to Chinese food

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10 years ago

Great spot for tasty Chinese food in town. I've come here for many years and its very reliable clean, fast and really friendly staff.

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