We ordered take out. We got lo mein, orange chicken, pork fried rice, chow fun, sweet amd sour…read morechicken and crab Rangoon. The crab actually had crab flavor. The orange chicken was good and not over powered. The lo mein was fabulous, and fried rice was delicious, the sweet and sour had a nice bunch of veg in it. They were good portions. Next time I want to try an egg roll. They were fast and efficient.

Haven't been here a while so I stop by. Food is meh. Maybe I shouldn't order authentic Chinese dish…read moreand just stick with American menu because clearly they don't know how to make it. My noddles look like a plate of slob. Doesn't taste bad but not suppose to look like this

So delicious! Portions were huge. Combination platter came with chicken fried rice which had yummy…read morevegetables in it. Crab Rangoon was loaded with filling. Delicious!

Some of the best value and tasting takeout food I couldve asked for on a random whim. Will be…read morecoming back for my lunch breaks.

The best Chinese food in Fort Wayne. The pot stickers are hands down the best I've ever had…read moreANYWHERE. Every time I'm in Fort Wayne I try to visit. The decor is typical 60s Chinese restaurant with red lanterns and murals,but it does have a great fish tank in the center. The staff are all super friendly. You will find the typical menu items but prepared better than you've had before. All the meals come with soup, both the egg drop and tomato beef choices are very good. I'm always here with my family and we finally learned to order a few entree's and a few appetizers because we usually ended up with far too much food. Some menu highlights are the General Tsao chicken, the pineapple chicken, the crispy rice soup for two is excellent. They also offer Vietnamese selections, several varieties of Pho, and pan fried noodles. If you're ever in Fort Wayne I highly recommend you stop in.

I've wanted to try the Hainan House for years. I've read their good reviews and made it a must…read moretry. I will say that these reviews led me to believe that the Hainan House provided a premium-gourmet product like Han Dynasty and Wu's Chinese. Hainan isn't in that top tier where the product WOWS you. But rather, Hainan is in that next tier down where some things are better than others. I ordered take out versus dinning in. The two elderly employees I interfaced with were very kind and helpful. The facility is easy to find as it is in the same complex as The Clyde. The building is older, in good repair and nicely decorated with Chinese decor (see pictures). Parking surrounds the building in an awkward manner - you will figure it out. The menu is very large (see pictures) as it is at most Chinese restaurants. Prices were fairly reasonable. My order was prepared quickly..so no waiting! The fried pot stickers were fairly standard compared with other Chinese restaurants. Not over cooked. Slightly oily. Tender wrapper and pork insides. It came with a dip that added flavor and moisture. The General Tso's sauce was very tasty. It was moderately thick, slightly sweet, a little spicy and stuck to the breading nicely. Nice taste without being sappy sweet or spicy hot! The chicken pieces were larger than bite size. This made it difficult to eat as I had to cut each piece into small enough pieces to eat with the rice. I found the chicken to be somewhat over cooked and slightly tough. The breading was thick and absorbed the seasoned sauce taste perfectly. The Happy Family sauce was very bland. It coated the meat and vegetables nicely keeping them moist. However it really didn't do much to accent these items. The vegetables were nicely cooked with a slight crisp. I was disappointed in the amount of meat placed in this dish. It felt like I was lucky to get more than one piece of each seafood item. These meats were cooked to expectation - moist and tender. Overall this dish was bland and didn't impress. The white rice was cooked to expectation. Slightly moist. It was easy to pick up with the entree bites. Overall, make sure you understand the product you are getting. I expected a premium product which disappointed me. I might have a different rating if I dined in and selected items that fit the "next tier" level of taste.

I've seen a lot of inquiries on FW social media channels (lately) about what's the best Chinese in…read moretown... I still contend that China Palace is far and wide the best Chinese joint in town. From the friendly and prompt service, to the food that's always great (and really well-priced, especially compared to Wu's which is absurdly overpriced), China Palace does it right. It's without a doubt, our favorite lunch spot on the South side of town... We eat there a couple of times a month. Aside from the food, the owners "Kim and Yung" are some of the nicest and friendliest people you will meet in the industry - They always come and talk to all their customers and thank everyone for the business. Definitely check out China Place if you're looking for a great Chinese spot on the South end of town.

The food is excellent, never found an Entrée that wasn't good…read more Personal service, they know us by name.

Service was great. We were seated right away. Extensive menu. The food here is excellent. I will be…read morea repeat guest. We had crab Rangoon with a sweet and sour and horseradish type sauce to dip for appetizers. I ordered the orange chicken medium spicy. I think it was just right for my taste buds.

The crispy duck is fried duck. It is dry. Won't order again. The waiter who brought the Togo order…read moreis kind of rude.

Food is authentic and well made. Portions are big. Service is quick and easy. Ambiance gives you…read morethe vibe that the food is going to be fire. It is.

I've worked downtown for years and still think Double Dragon has the best Kung Pao Chicken in Fort…read moreWayne. It packs enough heat to get your nose running a little!

Love coming to Hong Kong. Great dinners and them egg rolls be some fire. Everything is cooked…read moreproper and I haven't got sick here yet!! Winning! they serve up some pretty good slop up in here for sure. Love the grab ragoon , egg rolls, rice, and that hot soup is pretty awesome as well. You could do worse.

Wow, the food at this restaurant was terrible. I ordered the orange chicken and the chicken and…read morebroccoli. First, I open the orange chicken and it was NOT real chicken; it was a spongy material. Second, the chicken and broccoli tasted bland. Now, I understand why this place received poor reviews. Lastly, the guy in the back kept spitting and making gross noises.

Ordered a carryout by phone on way home from work . Young…read morelady took my order it was bout ready when I walked in Service , Food , Value was excellent Sejuan Chicken Combo , fried rice and egg rolls excellent

First time in this city and we wanted some Chinese food. When looking for a good place on Google,…read more Bamboo Garden came up and it was listed as the place for good Chinese food, but after purchasing the house special with lo mein noodles, this place came short of meeting our expectations of one the best place around. The texture of the rice was very hard, not soft, the noodles were like they just put them in the pan and put them in the container for us, wasn't cooked well. The service was fast, maybe that had something to do with the taste of our food, we decided to pitch it, I feel they could have did better preparation of this food, please think second before visiting this place maybe you will have a better experience than us.

New Hong Kong Restaurant has great food, friendly staff, and a large menu. I love their food.read more

Clean inside, very friendly staff. Quality Chicken with large portions for a good price. We will be…read moreback. .

Great food, very clean, friendly staff, peaceful atmosphere. Fair prices…read more I had a White Dragon, Philadelphia Roll, and Crab Rangoons

The sushi is fantastic. The Thai food, not so much. Just stick with the sushi here…read more The service is good, and the place is beautiful. It's a good date night spot. Thai Tea - $ 3 - This wasn't very good. It didn't really taste like Thai Tea. 0/5 stars. Spring Roll - $7 - This we got I think on a Wednesday night, because if you spent so much money you get a free spring roll appetizer. It was ok, but I wouldn't have paid money for it. 3/5 stars. Vegetables and Tofu $14, Chicken $16, Beef $17, and Shrimp $18 We had the Pad Thai, Drunken Noodles, and Pad See-Ew. The Pad Thai had the best flavor, and then the Pad See-Ew, and I really can't recommend the Drunken Noodles. We got the Drunken Noodles medium spicy and the other two mild, but I couldn't taste any spice in them. I really wouldn't recommend getting the noodles here, but if you had to pick one, get the Pad Thai. Now for the good part, the sushi! Now, I was planning on trying everything and just making a giant list of what's so good, but I apologize, there's so many good ones that I just forgot my nit picking on certain rolls. You really can't go wrong with any of the rolls. I haven't had a bad one yet. I'm going to list all the rolls I've had, but really, just pick your favorite fish and I'm sure it'll be good. Nori Angel Hiroshima Kobe Black Panther Moon Fire - This is fun show, and it gives a yummy fire taste. Dupont Red Dragon White Dragon Nagasaki American Dream Hamachi Fiesta Indiana Beach Fresh, fried, doesn't matter, all of them are good. They give you soy sauce, but you really don't need it with any of the rolls. Tempura Cheesecake - $8 - This was fantastic. This was free for my birthday lunch, and I was so happy with this. I'd pay money for this. 5/5 stars. Go here for the sushi and the Tempura Cheesecake! We stuff ourselves with so much sushi that we don't leave room for dessert, but I really should get that cheesecake again. Go here!