The food and service were amazing! It was a place I had driven past so many times. My boyfriend…read morepicked it out and boyfriend was I glad he did. Food was hot and fresh and delicious!

the Egg Drop Soup is the Large container, and very good with carrots and peas…read more The Shrimp fried rice is the best in Tulsa

Seriously, some of the best Chinese food I've had in Tulsa. At one point, I came here three times…read morein ONE WEEK! A little overindulgent? Maybe. But what do you expect when the food is Two of my favorites are the cumin beef and the fried ribs, both are packed with flavor and come with your choice of fried or white rice. I've also the braised pork which was ok, the pork was a bit tough. Ive had the spicy dumplings, which are really good. My only knock is that the one time I ordered them to go, most had broken apart by the time I got home. Still delicious, just a little disappointing presentation-wise. The green beans are an absolute must-try, and PLEASE do not sleep on the cucumber salad! It's fresh, flavorful, and easily my favorite appetizer on the menu. If you're looking for great Chinese food in Tulsa, this place absolutely deserves a spot on your list. And yes...I'll definitely be back. Just maybe not three times in the same week.

First time visiting Chengdu and was not disappointed. We got there at 4:30 so there was only one…read moretable besides ours being served and was really quiet. The food was delicious, hot and large portions. I got the sweet and sour chicken and my son got the General Tso's chicken, both served with rice. We shared the eggrolls as an appetizer; they were so crispy and fresh. We were waited on by Amy and she was quite attentive, plus kept our drinks filled. The vibe gave a Chinese vibe with decorative masks and fish on the wall. We will definitely be back.

We've been to multiple Chinese cuisine establishments here in the Tulsa/Broken Arrow in the 2-1/2…read moreyears that we've lived here and most of the time we've been highly disappointed and sometimes disgusted with the edibility of their offerings. Coming from California, where there are an abundance of quality Chinese cuisine establishments, we were about to give up. We found this place and decided to give it a shot. First, the ambiance is delightful, very clean and ample seating. There is an outside dining area, which would be marvelous to try if it wasn't so bloody hot outside. Anyway, the menu is pretty extensive. We ordered Kung Pao chicken, steamed buns with pork belly, beef fried rice, house special lo mein, dumplings, and egg rolls. The dumplings were on the small side, but some of the most flavorful ones we have had. The egg rolls were not a disappointment either. The chicken was good, but not very Kung Pao, more Kung Mild. The beef fried rice was thoroughly cooked and tasty. The house special lo mein noodles were excellent. My favorite was the steamed buns with pork belly. They was plenty of delicious pork belly and the steamed buns made it even better. They do charge entree prices for sides, which is a little absurd and should be addressed. They serve Pepsi products. We will definitely be back as this is top tier Chinese food for Oklahoma.

Server Did not say his name…read more Ambiance Very nice upper scale oriental cuisine establishment. Wonderful smells and friendly staff. Food Quite good. The Kung pou chicken was quite good. The sweet n sour chicken was good Overall Nice ambiance, good food. The only "negative" the server was probably too chill and never said his name, Military Unknown

Honestly it's been a while since I had this positive of an experience when eating out…read more The food was amazing, some people might think it's expensive compared to chilis or some other dining experiences but he quality is amazing you can tell nothings been frozen or sitting longer than it should be. Unlike other places where they get inexpensive and processed mozzarella sticks and chicken tenders. It's all just whole ingredients with great quality. And the service was the best I've had in a very long time. I can't not say enough about how awesome the experience was. Usually for holidays or birthdays like this we go out for hibachi and after this I think we are 100% hot pot people. Such a good experience you get with your loved ones cooking food together, mixing sauces and eating. Will be back and will be suggesting this place to everyone with ears and a mouth.

Great food! Definitely top tier among places in Oklahoma for KBBQ/Hot Pot. The sweet beef belly on…read morethe grill is an 11/10. Friendly service and certainly above average ambiance. Great value. I've enjoyed KBBQ in Korea and coast to coast. This place gets my seal of approval.

My girlfriend has food allergies they were very helpful and the food was amazing also very nice…read moremenu is filled w pictures that actually look like the food

Two stars because I haven't got my food yet. Currently sitting here 35 minutes into my "15 minute"…read moreorder time.

Google has your hours as 10:30 to 3:00 Monday-Sat, closed Sunday. This is wrong. This restaurant…read moreclosed down temporarily Jun 11 until sometime in July.. family trip to China. That's ok... BUY PUT THIS ON YOUR RECORDING!! We have been calling for 3 days wondering what the heck is going on. If you are going to close down for a MONTH.. let your customers KNOW. Show some respect for your lousy customers!

After reading reviews I should've listen. No more benefit of the doubt. Pepper steak no onion with…read moreshrimp fried rice. Sir 5.50 for shrimp fried rice. OK, pepper steak no onion with the fried rice. I current have a plate dam near full of onions. Call back, ma'am there are onions on my order. Sir you did not say no onions. She said she have recording. OK ma'am lets her recording. Yes crickets. Sir I call you back so sorry. Currently sitting here with pepper steak I cant eat due to the onions. And fried rice. Egg roll 7/10. Rice 6/10 at least spread rice. But nooooo Already know 1st and last after 25 dollars im now going to popeyes ​

Today I asked if they could prepare #11 with less salt. #11 is Kung Pao chicken. She brought me…read moreMoo Goo Guy Pan. I went ahead and too it because I'd never had that dish and I had heard it has the lowest sodium content of just about any Chinese dish. It had quality ingredients but not much flavor. Next time, I will ask if they can prepare Kung Pao Chicken with less salt.

It's been a while since I came back to Chopsticks. Not much has changed. A few items have been…read moreremoved from the menu. The restaurant still caters Korean/Chinese food hybrid, predominantly Chinese food though. A few positive features worth mentioning. I really like the inside of this restaurant. It always appears very clean. The food is relatively cheap when comparing to the like of Chengdu. Hot tea is served in a hot tea pot, not in a cup. YES! YES!! YES!!! I feel like the Korean food at Chopsticks lack the "Korean" flavor. If the server did not tell me the Jampong soup is Korean, I would have thought it's Chinese. The beansprouts, cucumbers, Napa cabbage, and seafood scream out Korean but the taste says something otherwise. It really does have a generic taste. The Mapo tofu has soft tofu in some sort of shredded meat sauce. It's a little salty but goes well with white rice. The white rice was a little hard on this particular visit. I guess it's going to be another 6-12 months for me to come back to try Chopsticks again. Sigh...

I have been a fan/customer of this family owned and ran Chinese restaurant since 1996. The Peking…read moreChicken is my absolute favorite as I love a spicy food! The Beef or Chicken Broccoli is a good classic choice. The egg drop soup is also good and the egg rolls never disappoint. The family and staff are always super friendly. This is one of the reasons they have been around so long. They care about the food and quality of food that they serve to their customers. I recommend them a 10 out of 10.

Simple ambiance, but great food and service! We ordered hot and sour soup to start, it should have…read morebeen our meal! It did clear up my bronchitis so I'd say it's medicinal and flavorly good. Our entree was plentiful, fresh, hot, and excellent! Highly recommended!

Our food is always great. It was hot, fresh and made to order. The staff, which is one lady, is…read morealways kind and respectful. I have never seen anything out of place here or dirty. I frequent this restaurant, I just wanted to make sure that I give them a shout out!

*** Review is during COVID-19 ***…read more Was craving some Chinese food recently and Yelp led me to China 8... and I'm glad it did! I knew I wanted something that felt like a classic night of Chinese takeout but a little more of a local spot and not TOO cookie cutter either. It turns out this was the right place for that - it felt like the best of both worlds! Staff person at front counter was wearing a face shield and they had moved the tables completely out of the way so I think they are not doing dine-in right now. We ordered two soups to share - the egg drop and the hot and sour. I've never really liked hot and sour soup but I gave it a try anyway. I still didn't love it but others said it was good haha. The egg drop soup was good, but I do feel like it was a little lacking in flavor. I know egg drop soup is pretty simple on purpose but I still felt like it could have used one more spice or ingredient. I liked that it came with wonton strips, which were good. The soup we ordered was fine, but it luckily didn't match the rest of the food, which on the other hand seemed much better than just "fine". For my main meal I had the kung pao chicken. To me, it wasn't spicy, but thee sauce was so good that I didn't really mind - which is kind of rare since I almost always want spicy food! The sauce was super sweet and full of flavor. I hadn't tasted something like it when I've had that dish before, and I thought that was really cool. They gave a good amount of chicken too! I substituted the rice for lomein because I was really in the mood for noodles. It was a great choice - they were super yummy as well! I'm not sure they are or not, but the noodles almost seemed homemade, like you could taste the flouriness of them... in a good way. Everyone agreed the lomein was really good. Maybe the best I've had! The portion size was really good, especially for the price - win win!! They have a small and large size for pretty much everything and we got the large for entrees and the soup as well. One other thing I specifically noticed in general was that everything tasted like a distinct dish instead of everything kind of tasting the same, like I feel is sometimes the case at similar places. Don't let the unassuming outside fool you! It may seem like your average Chinese spot but I really felt like it was so much less generic, while also not straying far from what you expect at all either. Definitely want to go back!

10 out of 10! The food was delicious. Not too spicy, not…read moresweet and not bland. The service was amazing. I have a serious food allergy and they handled it with caution and care. Atmosphere was peaceful and she restaurant appeared clean.

This was a takeout review which I hope to update when we visit the place. The food was excellent…read more Did the Tom Kha Ga soup very good but could have used less mushrooms. Pad See Eiw was nicely done.