Food and drink were exceptional, the waitress that attended to me was also quite friendly and we…read morehad a small chat while the food was being prepared. I admire the tranqiliuity the place has to offer, has alot of seating. The only thing I do have a concern about is the price. I'm a big fan of the spicy kung pao chicken with the addition of rice however the price seems too much to afford. The rice should already be included with the kung pao chicken seeing as how pricey it already is by itself. As for the tip, I dont mind leaving a tip but tipping constantly can really leave a drain on the wallet. I absolutely LOVE eating here but wont be returning anytime soon, there are also better and cheaper options.

We ordered pickup. Lots of different dishes Food was good,…read moreabove average serving size Good for families Lots of seating

Sooo good finally found a place to reminds me of Chicago style Chinese food very good to me seasons…read moreextremely well. My favorite so far since I been in California. Their pork bbq fried rice sooo good..flavored well.

This is the definition of a generic Chinese-American food soot. Not horrible, not great just mid…read more Food was fresh, enough flavor to finish my meal, but not left with a need to ever try another dish again. I had the Three Flavored Kung Pao, Skrimps, beeg and chicken. Honestly the chicken was not good, it tasted old. Like its been reheated or opened but unused before? Hard to explain. Shrimps were good, kung pao sauce was decent, but again just a "Meh" rating for me. Place is small, designed for take out only. Staff service was ok, just running through the motion. Parking is no issue as its in a strip mall with other businesses.

This is one of our all time favorites. We get the char chicken, Orange chicken, Mushroom chicken,…read moreGreen bean chicken, mixed vegetables as a side if you get 2 items. Good chow mein! Our hands down favorite is the 3 flavor soup. It is awesome for cool weather, really anytime. Mushrooms, celery, broccoli, carrots, shrimp, chicken, and BBQ pork. Not tips and slices, and leftovers-nice sized chunks and pieces. This soup stands alone as a meal on it's own-and is filling. If you look at Pho restaurant prices, the 3 flavor soup is a better deal and a satisfying meal. April 2026 is chilly, get the soup, and be content, and full! If you try it once, I bet you'll have a new favorite. My wife loves it. I order no chow mein in the soup for low carbs. Served HOT. Pretty nice and decent indoor dining area for a takeout place- with marble table tops, and comfy seats, asian style wall images make it nice. Unlike some chinese places, they have a bathrooms for customers-helpful. Cold stone next door makes it a "one Plaza tummy pleaser!"

What are so many people standing in line for? This food is, for lack of a nicer word, disgusting.read more

Soup was good and service was very fast, food was delicious. Me and my friends left there very fat.read more

I recently ate at Yang Chow in Pasadena, so I was pleasantly surprised that my coworkers wanted to…read morego to the original location in Chinatown. We had two orders of slippery shrimp, kung pao chicken, eggplants with hot and spicy garlic sauce, juicy steamed dumplings, and pork fried rice. Overall, both restaurants in Chinatown and Pasadena provide great food quality. The ambience was cozy with dim lighting. Our round table had a wooden rotating tray. They have pictures of celebrities and politicians who've visited their restaurant. Service was relatively quick, but there was a 20-minute wait for the dumplings. Valet parking can get difficult when the lot gets full. A few cars entering the narrow driveway had to reverse out of the way to let others leave. The kung pao chicken was very tasty with a good amount of spice. I noticed that the slippery shrimp didn't taste as spicy as the portion from Pasadena. Reviews say that the spice is adjustable. Regardless. it tasted great as it came right off the pan. The pork fried rice was delicious with a savory flavor that didn't seem overpowering. I thought the juicy steamed dumplings were the weakest dish out of our whole order. There wasn't enough flavor and heat from the broth. I didn't try much of the eggplants, but they tasted adequate for me.

Atmosphere: Very small, quaint mom-and-pop place. Simple but comfortable…read more Service: Good overall. Staff is attentive and friendly. Water: They charge for water and only serve bottled water, which is a major turnoff for me. I want a regular glass of tap water and don't want to be forced to buy a bottle. Combo Deal: Comes with a few meats, an appetizer, and rice. It's a great deal for the amount of food you get, and the portion is generous. Meat Quality: Amazing -- very flavorful and clearly higher quality than what you find at many similar spots.

Omg! I loved this place. Ask the lady what to order, she…read morehas good recommendations. She was so polite and the food is really good!

I walked into "Woks Deli" like a woman on a mission. I told them straight up, "I am looking for…read moregood Chinese food." No small talk. No flirting. This was a food emergency. Because let me tell you... it has been a **long, long time** since I've had Chinese food that made me believe in love again. Then the food came out. The rice? STICKY...PERFECTLY STICKY!!! Perfect. MOIST, not mushy... just minding its business and being amazing. Like, where have you been all my life? Why did you let me suffer like that? And the sweet and sour pork... listen... crispy on the outside, tender on the inside... it had layers. Emotional layers. I wasn't just eating, I was healing. The Broccoli and beef...game changer. The broccoli had a fresh snap to it mmmm fresh! But what blew me away was the beef, it resembled Wagu meet. So tender so flavorful. I was sitting there, slowly munching my night away, completely unbothered, living my best life like I had just found inner peace... in a takeout container, but better, it was on a plate! At one point I literally thought, "Is this what happiness tastes like?" Because I was in full "Wok Deli" Chinese style. No passport, no jet lag, just vibes. I didn't want to leave. I considered ordering more just to stay longer like, "Don't rush me, I'm having a moment." If you've been out here struggling like I have, eating mediocre Chinese food and pretending it's okay... stop. Go here. Fix your life. 10/10. Came for food, left emotionally fulfilled.

If you're looking for a high-end dining experience, this isn't it. However, if you're looking for…read moregood, fresh food served with enthusiasm, then give this place a try. It originally struck me as ordinary, and my expectations weren't high. But my opinion changed when I walked out. The honey walnut shrimp was excellent, and I can't wait to try the other dishes I took home. What struck me most was the fact that the woman serving the food greeted so many people with familiarity and verve. She knew people's orders, habits, attire... And this was all within the short 30 minutes I sat down to dine. It is obviously a regular place for many people. What prompted my review was that, even though yesterday had been the first time I'd been there, she treated ME like I was also a regular, sending me out the door with a stack of almond cookies I didn't order. This place isn't terribly convenient to my regular drives, but I may just become a regular, too.

first time here , I went there for the hot and sweet soup it…read moredid not disappoint it was very tasty, I ate one soup there,a large portion with a lot of ingredients in it ,I ordered another one with togo and several other dishes that were great, find out when took them home to eat, Great service the young lady was nice, and polite, the interior of the restaurant is very much what you want to expect out of authentic food very clean, very comfortable, it has that this is my local eating vibe Neighbourhood feel!

Food taste isn't flavorful like before ,I know this place since the 90's and today I had an…read moreunpleasant surprise to find out , the place changed ownership . I feel so bad , because after the Peking China Rest. , in Downey Ave. closed down , our best bet was Hong Kong Chef . Totally different taste , fried rice dried with no egg, sesame oil , and onions ., Mongolian beef eww not seasoned . I would not recommend this place . No stars X

This review is long overdue because I truly feel this restaurant deserves a great one. Whenever I'm…read morecraving Chinese food, this is always the first place that comes to mind. Not only do they serve some of the most authentic Cantonese cuisine in the area, but the staff are consistently warm and friendly -- unlike the "typical" stereotype of Chinese restaurants where servers may ignore customers' requests. On top of that, their prices are extremely reasonable, especially with today's inflation. Highly recommend the filet mignon and the salt-and-pepper pork chop -- both are absolutely delicious!

We came here for a family dinner after seeing the good reviews. We ordered a few different Chinese…read moredishes and fried rice, and honestly everything tasted really good. The prices were reasonable too, especially for the portion sizes. My parents really enjoyed the food, so that made me happy as well. The gentleman helping our table was super friendly and moved very fast the whole time. Even though he was busy, he still checked on everyone and kept a great attitude. The place itself is not super fancy, but it feels comfortable and relaxed for a family meal. Good food, good portions, friendly service, and overall a very pleasant experience. We'll probably come back again.

I have been coming here for over 30 years, and I'm so happy to see them still in business and now…read morein a new location. The servers are always friendly, the food is consistently good, and the prices are very reasonable. I'm really glad they were able to move into a new place--it's well deserved after all these years. My favorite is the shrimp vegetable sauce from the lunch menu. They have a great lunch menu overall, so be sure to stop in and grab one of the combos.

Change is sometimes what a business needs to truly be seen and to make a difference in the…read morecommunity. New Peking Restaurant is not a new business in Cerritos, nor is it new to restaurants on South St. Formerly located on Bloomfield and South, but because of the closure of the plaza it was originally located at, New Peking relocated to South and Pioneer at the Sprouts plaza. With many Asian restaurants at this plaza, New Peking took over the prior Thai restaurant and now there is a Chinese restaurant to join the variety of Asian flavors. I truly believe that New Peking has made a change for the better compared to what I remember how the food was at their prior location. If part or the relocation was a change in menu choices or a new chef, whatever it was, if there was even a change, things are looking very promising for New Peking Chinese and Korean Restaurant. Service was pretty good as well. I don't know if the word has gotten out yet, but they weren't extremely busy, but including our table, there was another big table celebrating something and the ladies handled it well. Service was great. New Peking might be the new go to for family get togethers because one, they have the space to accommodate large groups and two, they accepted our reservation.

Ho Ho China is a staple in the Norway community! Before…read moreCOVID, they.used to provide delivery service, but you can call ahead and order to go. Portions are good, but most of all, the flavor has stayed consistent over the years! My family's go to spot when we're in the mood for Chinese!

Solid option, best in Norwalk...no. That goes woks deli across the street. The flavor was a little…read moresalt heavy on chow mein but they use thick noddles which is nice. Beef and broccoli had fresh broccoli but the meat was a little too tough for me. I will be back though anyway over panda or other local options