Amazing food! I have been going to Canton's for twenty five years and have never been disapointed…read more It has a classic Chinese restaurant vibe from the décor to the family style servings. Tho like most ethnic food restraunts it Americanized it food to get us Okies to eat it, any given night will have a good percentage of Chinese patrons, so it's not to far off. Overall, if you like family run hole in the wall establishments that have withstood the test of time you will love Canton's

Overpriced. Rude. Not your "memories" of the old Canton - they just butchered the reputation and…read moreleft piles of broken booth seating in their parking lot to tell you "STAY AWAY". Trash spot - save your hard earned money.

Their food selection is impressive for the Online -- To Go Menu. At first, thought, the prices are…read morethe higher-end Market Rate, so I knew upfront that either they are actually very good for their menu prices to sustain it, or it's a clever Entrepreneurial approach for hitting the road running at fast pace. I looked at the reviews and everything told me they are as good as they claim, without being "Breaking The Bank Account." The online services are good. Ordered meals for a robust two person dinner for home, because we just wanted to eat at home after a long busy day at work. Nothing fancy, just a comfort meal in bed while watching a Rom-com Movie and enjoying our beautiful dinner. I for one absolutely LOVE Curry Chicken over white rice. The recipe and portions are perfect. So anything you order should be a "Home Run" meal from Grand China! I grew up being able to eat The Original "Jackson Street" San Francisco China Town Center Chinese Food Restaurants. History: San Francisco China Town is the original destination for Millions of Chinese Immigrants who came to America directly from China to work on The Trans-Continental Railroad in the early 19th Century. If you ever watched Bruce Lee's Movies, he shows you a lot about SF China Town's history. Point being, SF China Town set the food quality benchmark ever since they arrived to provide labor for the railroads buildup across America in the early 19th Century. Grand China exceeds that SF China Town Benchmark and you won't be disappointed. Good Day

I normally enjoy my pork or beef dishes from Grand China. I shy away from chicken at chinese…read morerestaurants unless it is a classy sit down place because chicken at a take out place is that thinly cut piece of something, I only assume is chicken. Normally, as I stated, I only get chicken from a place that gives me chunks of fried or battered chicken. I made the mistake of getting Kung Pao chicken from Grand China. How anyone could stomach this is beyond me. It was horrible. No flavor, no spice. Way too many peanuts and vegetables. I had to leave this review. Luckiky I also got my normal Sezchuan Pork so at least I have something to eat. Never again will I get chicken from here. Honestly, I have no idea how many of you eat chicken from Chinese restaurants. It's disgusting.

Best garlic chicken ever! Always good. I've eaten there many times and I am never disappointed.read more

Nothing had any flavor very bland. Egg roll seems like from freezer. Not good at all. I will not…read morethrow my money away on this place ever again.

This is a hidden gem in the heart of bethany. Great Sushi and their other noodle bows etc are…read morepretty tasty. I've been many times and had a ton of options and it's all pretty good! They are small business and need all the support they can get. It's on the main road on 39th street. Inside is clean and nicely decorated. Staff is great and the service is too.

Got some off of Grubhub to try! It's been on my to try list for a bit too. We got two things to…read moretry, the Mongolian beef, and also some rolls. The rolls were delicious - I believe it's the Boston Bay roll but they were seasoned well and portioned generously. The Mongolian beef was a little too greasy for my taste, and so was the fried rice served with it. It was also more heavy on the spring onions and just not too much beef at all in general. I'd still go back though, but more probably for the Japanese food instead of the Chinese food here. Not too sure of the service or ambiance since we ordered takeout, but try the Japanese food for sure!

If you end up coming in here, you won't go to any other Sichuan restaurant! This is by far one of…read morethe best Sichuan restaurants I've had in OKC! The fried pork intestine is always so good, I always order it extra crispy. No other shop can compete. The crispy eggplant is also one of my favorites! It is a very unique dish that I've never had at any other restaurant in America. The staff is also very kind, and the atmosphere is very nice! The decorations are also very cute!

This is a pretty legit Chinese restaurant for OKC. My boyfriend and I have grown to really like it…read more Servers are helpful and I feel like you get your moneys worth in great quality food.

I was craving Chinese food, and this was near my workplace. The place is dim and not the cleanest…read more Took a few minutes before someone acknowledged me. Good lunch menu, and if you order on their website, it is even cheaper. My lunch was fresh and hot. The beef lo mein was flavorful, the meat was tender, and seasoned with a hint of five-spice. The egg roll was okay though.

Pretty good. Basic Chinese take-out. Restaurant was kind of run down and dirty and the girl at the…read morecounter acted like she was working in purgatory. Food good but nothing spectacular

Not a great experience for us. My wife hasn't been feeling…read morewell and was craving some comfort food--Chicken Lo Mein, Egg Drop Soup, and Steamed Rice. Unfortunately, all three missed the mark. Even the red sauce was oddly gelatinous. I will say the egg rolls were pretty decent, so no complaints there. Our usual go‑to Chinese spot was closed, so we tried this place as a backup. I ended up doctoring the leftovers at home, but overall it was a real disappointment. If you're a regular and you enjoy this place, more power to you. It just wasn't for us.

Was craving fried rice and that was so yummy . The owner is so sweet and very helpful. The place is…read moreclean . The food was made fast . Thank you

I love Chinese food but not when they add spoiled ingredients…read more I popped a little corn cob in my mouth, chewed once and promptly spit it out! SPOILED! The rest of the Szechwan chicken was ok but barely any chicken. Lots of broccoli and old tasting rice. It was almost as heavy when I threw it away as when I bought it. This was their second chance from me. Food FAILED I honestly think they know it too. When I called in my order they said hello. I thought I had wrong number. I called back and they didn't answer. I called a few minutes later and the person picked up and she mumbled something that didn't resemble China First. I asked if it was and she confirmed. Service FAILED

Flavors pop here more than many of our metro Chinese takeouts. And they aren't afraid of using…read morepepper in some dishes. Everything is served super steaming hot here, so be prepared to wait on food to cool some less you scald your mouth. General Tso's breading isn't as crisp here as it often is at other places, since it is swimming in sauce, which I usually dislike..But the sauce had the right balance of spicy and sweet and we all enjoyed it. Spicy shrimp had a good amount of plump, larger-sized shrimp than you usually get elsewhere. Pork lo mein noodles were very oily but had nice flavor with big chunks of bbq pork throughout. We all ate that right up since we didn't have to wait for it to cool. Hot and sour soup was super peppery but yummy with lots of large mushrooms in it. White rice was cooked right. With reasonable menu prices and large portions, we had a nice sized meal for three for only around $20. They don't offer courtesy water, it's $1 a bottle. Woman said reason is because they are all takeout...except that cups are stacked right next to the register, and there are three tables to dine at. They aren't the warmest of folks here, but service was decent enough. I wish they were closer to my house so I can try more of their menu.

The food is delicious. The vibe is the "old school" sit down Chinese restaurants where the tables…read morefor large parties have big lazy Susans in the middle to make sharing of dishes easy and fun! You get fresh orange sections at the end of your meal, which is very refreshing. You should try Chow's. I think you'll be glad that you did!

Chow's is an experience. It takes me back to the old school Chinese restaurants my Grandparents…read morewould take me to Watching them rip cigarettes while we all stared at each other across the lazy Susan. Chow has all the right pieces in place giving you an absolute experience from the inside decor to delivering on the food. I didn't get the hyped up food experience I craved. I've recently been on the hunt for some of the best Chinese in OKC. Chows comes highly recommended on google, Reddit, and yelp so naturally I stopped in. Food: Beef n Broccoli, Sesame Chicken, Beef Lo Mein, spring roll, egg roll, cream of corn w/ chicken, and egg drop soup were all on today's tasting menu.

Delicious food and fast service every time! This has been my go-to Chinese spot since I was a kid,…read moreand it never disappoints. The quality of the food is always amazing, the portions are great, and everything is consistently fresh and flavorful. Definitely one of my favorite places, and I'll keep coming back

Yummy Yummy take-out. The search for the best beef Lo Mein continues. Although, yummy yummy gave…read morea fair shake it still lies in the middle. One plus that separates this from others is the size and quantity of the beef shanks. They loaded this bad boy up with beef. I couldn't believe it. The Lo Mein was prepared quickly. I haven't ever sat down to dine and probably won't. This is a good option for something quick if you live near YY. Ambiance is exactly what you picture in your head. Final take away: 6/10. Not too shabby