The food is Always fresh & delicious. My favorites are shrimp vegetables and dry fried ribs…read more I highly recommend this place, there is always a line, but the service is quick. TRY THEM, you won't regret it.

I used to frequent this place at least twice a week. It was my "treat" to myself as the drive is…read morenot short. I normally order the thin noodles, fried fish, Mongolian beef (if not MB available, I opt for one of the chicken dishes). It's so oily now, I had to stop eating because my body wouldn't even allow me to stomach it. The servers are always nice annnd they stack my plate. I make sure to tip them!

I always love coming here. It is clean. The workers are kind and efficient…read more The food us served quickly and it is always very good. I apprescite them.

I was pleasantly surprised by this restaurant. The surrounding neighborhood is nothing to write…read morehome about, but as soon as I stepped inside I was impressed by the ambiance. Spacious with plenty of room between tables, nice decor, quiet enough to easily have a conversation, and clean. The three of us all enjoyed our dishes. Very fresh and flavorful. Generous portions. The service was good. We will be back. If you like Chinese, definitely check it out.

Threw a party for my cousin. Service and food were great. Very accommodating despite short notice…read more Will revisit again.

My favorite food always tasty. I am glad they have opened inside the restaurant. Owners are always…read morefriendly and polite. All their dishes are excellent!

Amazing staff. Friendly very warm and Welcoming!!'…read moreSon and mom greeted me and offered me a menu. I Already knew what I wanted. Been coming here since they opened. Never met the owners though. Since I was ordering to go, I went ahead and made my order. Kao soy and Nam Khao. It was Sunday so it was quiet. Only two people eating inside at the time. Usually it's full!!! I spoke with the mom and son and we had a great conversation. Made me feel as if I was family. I loved that! Lovely intimate setting. Great for large party's or by your self as well. Great date spot for two! I highly recommend coming here for the food is really delicious! You'll be in Heaven

It's been at least 5 years since my last visit to Sue's Kitchen, so I'm glad to find that my fave…read moreThai spot in the East Bay is still open for business. While some of the dishes hit the sweet spot for me, others left me wishing for something different. Our group ordered 6 different menu items to share and everything came out in quick succession: Nam Khao, Yum Pla Muek, Khao Soi, Pad Thai, Som Tum Gai Yang, and Massamun chicken curry. Of these dishes, the star was the Nam Khao. I loved the crunchy little grains of rice and the fermented pork added a nice tangy flavor profile to each bite. It would've been great if the dish had more pork pieces in it though. Yum Pla Muek (squid salad) had a spectacular sweet and sour dynamics overall, but ratio of protein to veggies needed an improvement. Despite the name, the dish felt more like a scavenger hunt for squid pieces hidden inside the sea of cabbage. Khao Soi was great in that the broth leaned more on the clear side rather than being overwhelmingly drowned in coconut milk. Flavor-wise, it was delicious but a bit oversalted for my taste. Pad Thai is pretty decent. The sweet and tangy mix was definitely present and the noodles were cooked to perfection. Somehow, I felt like it was missing something within its aromatics profile. Perhaps the green onions should've been lightly tossed with the noodles at the end rather than sprinkled on top as a garnish. Som Tum was dissappointing in my opinion. Judging from the appearance of the papaya shreds, the preparation process might've skipped the authentic "tum" (pounded) part in the goold ol' stone mortar and pestle. The flavor was also a bit bland and the usual basic ingredients like peanuts, green beans, and dried shrimps, were nowhere to be found. Gai Yang (grilled chicken) pieces were pretty good. However, instead of steamed rice, they really shoul've included sticky rice to keep the dish's authenticity. I wouldn't recommend this dish if you're a die-hard fan of the original version. Massamun chicken curry was a bit too thin in the curry part. I didn't personally try this dish, but the general comments from those who did was that it was just mid. Overall, there's no doubt I'll be hitting Sue's Kitchen up again soon. Service there was quick, attentive, and efficient. Their price-point is also very reasonable for the portion size of the food. I'd recommend this place for anyone who wants quick and delicious Thai-Laotian food in a more quaint neighborhood of East Bay.

I like going late because the servings are great, the service is 50/50 but…read more when I call to order the 3 or 4 soup to go because I'm in a hurry and I have a limit amount of time for lunch or to bypass the line they never have it ready!!! They forget to tell the chef to make it! They don't know who took the call!! Or just plane don't care!!! Last time they even gave me the wrong soup! After confirming to me the kind of soup i ordered. It's getting really annoying they say 10-15min I give them 20 and nothing! What's the point of ordering? I'm going to have to find another place to go. They raised the prices they can atleast have it ready for pick up!.

This place is dirty disgusting food is horrible go around plaza to the other Chinese restaurantread more

Just heard they closed We're really going to miss them…read moreReally good food I hope they reopen somewhere close

Good thing: Fast service Bad things: Peking Spare rib smell…read moreold and the meat was tough. I felt sick (the feeling of food poisoning) and vomited after eating this dish. For Walnut shrimp, instead of shrimps, they covered each small shrimps in a thick (very thick) batter to fill up the portion. This is worse than Chinese fast food and American fast food. Worst than McDonalds. At least I don't get food poisoning after eating McDonald. Never come back again!

Authentic Chinese food served by customer friendly staff. Try the Wor wonton soup. Best in the Bay…read moreArea. Centrally located close to Fitzgerald Shopping Center with plenty of parking. Super clean with full bar.

Rice was the most dry and flavorless Ive had in my life. Pork was burnt…read more Chowmein had no flavor and only had a few pieces of questionable looking chicken. Princess Chicken was mostly batter and not tasty. Will not order from this place ever again

I have been having some major deep fried whole rock cod with sweet and sour sauce withdrawals…read more Since our longtime family Chinese restaurant closed its doors after being open since basically forever, I have yet to find another place that comes remotely close to filling that void. Enter China Delights. This was our first time here and while it wasn't my beloved whole rock cod, their fried whole flounder with a soy based sauce was good enough to stand in its place. The fish was fried crispy enough that you could eat the fins while the flesh remained tender and moist. The sauce wasn't too bad either. I enjoyed that fish so much that I probably could have eaten the entire thing by myself without an ounce of shame. And then our waitress gave me the information I needed to hear: if I want whole rock cod, call the day before to let them know we're coming and they'll have it ready. HUGE WIN! You don't have to tell me twice. Another thing I was happy to see was a variety of mu shu options on the menu. We went with the pork and were not disappointed. And bc my husband had his own craving that needed to be handled, we ordered the half roasted duck. And that wasn't too bad either. The staff tonight were warm and attentive. Not once did we feel unattended to, but we also never felt rushed. Sometimes that balance gets lost and they did it well tonight. So is it possible that we may have stumbled onto the promise of a new family go to spot? Possibly. They've apparently been open for over 20 years already, and I hope they stay open for another 20 bc finding an old-school Chinese restaurant that still serves some of these classic dishes is getting harder and harder. Now I just need to remember to call the day before bc that whole rock cod and I have some unfinished business.

This is a really good sit-down Chinese restaurant that's reminiscent of the ones my family would…read morereserve for big milestones such as wedding receptions, baptisms, and birthdays. I love that the restaurant is spacious and that there's an essence of coziness to the space. The service here is decent -- there have been multiple times where my party has had to ask for things because food or drinks were coming out too slow or were forgotten. There's definitely room for improvement in that arena. Food is delicious here, and I particularly love the sweet and sour pork! House fried rice and beef broccoli here is also amazing. Although I've had better honey walnut prawns, the ones here are still good (just pricey considering I prefer other places over it). Portion sizes are huge, even for sharing among 3-4 people. I recommend eating here with a fairly large group - you get your best deal when sharing the cost (and eating) together.

A restaurant with amazing food, Everything was great -- the food, the service, everything.read more

First time trying Mongolian dishes. Had beef khuushuur, beef dumplings, and milk tea with…read morebutter... Amazing tastes, staff very friendly. Would highly recommend and wiil return.

Came here today with my mom and kids and we ordered the orange chicken, chicken chow mein, chicken…read morewonton soup and roast duck and it was really delicious. Highly recommend and the portions were amazing for 7 people.

I think the "3-star" Yelp average is correct for this place…read more On a Saturday evening, I drove up to Pinole just to try the Hung Tao Yee Won Ton Soup at China House. It was near 5pm, and the dining room was empty. They said most of the orders were for takeout and delivery. So I was seated right away, and they offered me hot tea. So I ordered the Hung Tao Yee Won Ton Soup, and also "Salt 'n Pepper Prawns" as listed under House Specialties on their menu. For $15.95, it's a huge bowl of soup. It could be enough for 2-3 people. Hung Tao Yee Won Ton Soup is fried won ton in thicken egg drop soup. I added pepper and a splash of soy sauce, and it was perfect. Grade (4/5). However, the Salt 'n Pepper Prawns were not perfect. They were served deep fried, with jalapeño pepper slices. I asked for "in-shell." So they were deep fried with the shell still on. That usually means they'll have more flavor. These prawns were mushy and had a slightly fishy aftertaste. This suggests that they were frozen and not fresh. China House didn't season them enough to mask the off-taste. Other restaurants add a coarse salt and maybe a dipping sauce. The batter coating tasted fine, but the prawn itself wasn't good. Grade (2/5). Service was prompt and attentive. Restroom- 1 Women's restroom, and 1 All Gender. China House has a big screen TV, and they were showing a basketball game ( NY vs Houston). Free off-street parking lot