I've been ordering food from here for over 11 years and the food is consistently tasty. I ordered…read morethe wonton soup and chicken dumpling via DoorDash and I had a great experience. My go to dish is always the Triple Delight.

Chen's is our favorite Chinese restaurant in town. The service is consistently good, and the food…read morenever disappoints. They start the meal with fried wonton crisps paired with a house-made duck sauce that's absolutely delicious. I ordered the Hunan chicken, which had a well-balanced spice level and great flavor. Everyone in our party chose something different, and no dish missed the mark. Each entrée comes with your choice of white, brown, or fried rice, and the portions are generous and satisfying. We will definitely be back again.

I got the Szechuan beef ($17) with fried rice (+$1) and it came out in about 20 mins. The food was…read morequite delicious! The sauce quite savory with some spice. The fried rice was decent. Staff and service were good. I liked the interior vibe especially with the servicing table to do family style with your group. Overall a good experience that I would come back to. Food(50%): 7.7 Staff/service(25%): 7.0 Value(25%): 6.0 Overall: 7.1/10

They are amazing and the food is superb…read more The service is spotty at best but most times if they aren't busy you get great service. The ambience is relaxed and chill and very cute inside. I love this place!!

I came here for a lunch takeout during the weeekday. I got the general tso chicken ($12) with fried…read morerice and egg drop soup. This lunch special provided a lot of food and some good food. The egg drop soup was very good! Fried rice was solid and the general tso chicken had a good fried coating and the sauce was just right! Fantastic value and great food during lunch! I would definitely come back! Food(50%):8.0 Staff/service(25%): 8.0 Value(25%):9.5 Overall: 8.4/10

I'm surprised this restaurant has 4-stars. I used to go to Peking many many years ago before it…read morewas in the Short Pump area, and the last time I went to Peking was probably 7 or 8 years ago. It sure isn't the good food I remembered. I believe the original was on Grove where EAT Partner's Beijing on Grove is now located. I stopped in for a take-out order. I ordered Gen Tso's Chicken, hot and sour soup, fried rice, pork lo mein and a shrimp spring roll. The General Tso's chicken was awful. The chicken was a mushy clump of cubed, fried chicken. The chicken was no longer crisp (I've brought home or had delivered Gen Tso's and Orange Chicken in which the batter was still crisp, so no excuse for this when I was only about 3 miles from home). The chicken was swimming in a thick, overly sweet sauce that had WAY too much cornstarch. The fried rice *looked* like it would be good, but I have a feeling the dark color was mostly from dark/black soy sauce which mostly gives color to a dish. The rice was literally tasteless. I had to add some low-sodium soy to give it some flavor. The pork lo mein was equally as tasteless as the fried rice. The slices of roast pork were so dry that without dipping it into some sauce (which looked like extra oil on the bottom of the container), it got stuck in my throat. I make my own roast pork for making my own egg rolls and it's a ton more flavorful than this was. The shrimp roll has some shrimp in it, though I couldn't really taste it. Biting into the spring roll released a bunch of oil onto the wrapper. Not very appetizing. The ONLY decent thing in the order was the hot and sour soup. It had a good balance of heat, and vinegar. I think I tasted some bamboo shoots, and there may have been some mushrooms, but really good hot & sour (like I've had in Chinatown in NY, San Francisco and Washington D.C.) has tree ear mushrooms (also known as black fungus), dried lily flowers, and other ingredients that I didn't see or taste in this soup. But it was NOT too thick which was great as some restaurants use too much cornstarch. This was a lunch combo (Gen Tso, fried rice, hot and sour soup) and the lo mein and shrimp roll was separate. All in all, the total was just over $24 and definitely not worth it. I can't see going back to this restaurant again.

I was randomly in the area shopping across the street and said mhm I'm hungry let me try something…read morein this vicinity. I walked across the street into Tiki Tiki and the customer service was great and the food came out quick. I knew the food was about to be amazing when I opened my dumplings and they were actual dumplings and not potstickers! If you know you know! I haven't been able to find a good dumpling since I've moved to Virginia! I also ordered the general tso lunch special. Everything was good. This is my new spot and they have a little bar!

Great Polynesian Chinese food and service. This place is a nostalgic gem with the best pu pu…read moreplatter and wonton soup in Richmond!

Cheap lunch specials and it's quick. A lunch will get you fried rice, your entree, and an egg roll…read more(they can sub for soup if you don't want an egg roll). Definitely recommend if you're looking for quick and cheap Chinese food.

Not a fan of this Chinese food. The pork fried rice was bland and unappealing. I ordered dine-in…read moreand yet the food came in a to go box, so I just rolled with it and slid into a booth. No napkins or utensils or seasonings were in the bag, so I helped myself. So much for service. The "iced tea" was undrinkable. Unless you want to head straight to the dentist office, avoid this disgustingly sweet beverage all together. I tossed it. Wasted my moolah here. Typical plain seating, virtually no ambiance. It's a "no" for me, dawg.

Grandma absolutely LOVED this place and we would order about once a week (to the point that after I…read moremoved and moved back, they recognized me!) We would have the occasional issue like any restaurant you frequent, but the corrections were always quick and satisfying. We lost grandma this week and to celebrate her life, we decided to order from her favorite take out restaurant. Everything was delicious as always, and even though we ordered delivery for the first time, they found us no problem and followed directions perfectly to avoid the dogs barking excessively. Great service, great food, overall I'm so glad for this restaurant

Yen Cheng has lost our business altogether now because their ordering system (Foodappx) is…read moredysfunctional, has been for months, and they've done nothing to resolve the problem. The downloadable app is no better. This system is so poor (assuming you are actually able to log in) that I do not trust adding my credit card info. I rarely dine out these days, so, until they resolve their order system I'll no longer be a customer.

Food is so good! We love that it's close and fast and tasty! Everyone is very nice too.read more

If you're craving fried dough soaked in sauce with barely a trace of meat, go ahead and order…read moreGeneral Tso's Chicken, Sesame Chicken or Orange Chicken. You'll be lucky if there's even 5% chicken in the "chicken" dishes. Also, if you're picking up your order yourself, make sure to check the bag before you leave. There's a good chance it won't be what you ordered. I've ordered from New Asian Panda more than once, always hoping maybe this time it'll be better. Every single time, I've ended up disappointed. :( I think I've finally learned my lesson -- this was the last time. I just can't keep wasting my money and patience on this place. One star is honestly too generous for this place.

I haven't reviewed Peter Chang's in a while so decided I'd revisit and make a new assessment. I can…read moreconfirm this is the best Chinese food in the area. And it's not dumbed down American Chinese at all. My husband and I both work from home so we get to go have lunch at area restaurants from time to time. We have our regular places and we order Peter Chang's for takeout sometimes, but when we were deciding where to eat and knowing we were short on time, I suggested Peter Chang. For our meal we ordered dumplings, which were amazing. The dipping sauce was to die for...I need to research it and try to make it. We also got the scallion pancake, which came with a curry dipping sauce. Also very good. For lunch there is a menu that is typical of Chinese restaurants where you get a choice of soup (I chose hot and sour) and rice (I chose white rice). For my main I selected hot and numbing chicken from the lunch menu. My husband got three pepper steak. We also got jasmine tea, although if you prefer an adult beverage they have a bar. The food was excellent, service was attentive but not overbearing. It was a great meal and we both have lots of leftovers. The restaurant can be a bit noisy because it's just a big open room, but it's okay. The table next to use was loud talkers with no inside voice, so I got to hear all about their trip to Charlottesville for a concert. Sounds like they had a good time. I wish people were more self-aware about the volume of their voices in public but maybe his ears were wrecked from the concert. P.S. Peter Chang was the chef to a Chinese dignitary like an ambassador so he's the real deal.

The lamb was great, but they only give 3 lamb lollipops for $35. It wasn't worth it…read more The rest of the food was not great. We ate the combination fried rice. It had too much soy sauce and you couldn't taste anything else. The white rice was dry and undercooked. I feel like this is an utter travesty. I was at least expecting good rice. The golden mountain had great flavor but I think it was a mistake to eat it at home. It was mushy by the time we ate it. You can taste the spite in general Tso's chicken. It's like they don't want you to order it. The flavor is just sweet without any complexity. I've had better flavored general Tso sauce from grocery store brands. It was also mushy by the time we ate it. I would never order this again from them.

Definitely above average food, and good sized servings. I especially like that they serve a big…read morebowl of soup (yay vegetarian hot and sour) with their lunch special. Not much ambiance. Not where you would go on a date.

Seems like just a pickup spot, for the most part. Best lo mein I've had, and good fried rice and…read moregeneral tso chicken. Dumplings were good too. This place will remain a good spot to return to.

Came in for lunch on a weekday and they were dead, this was around noon. They quickly greeted me…read moreand showed me how to order, which is via QR code on the table. The interesting thing about placing the order is that you also pay when the order is placed, then they bring the food out when it's made. They were helpful in explaining to me how to modify a dish and they also gave great recommendations, as well as kept up with my liking of the food and experience while I was there. I ordered their red oil wontons and their cumin lamb noodles, but I subbed the lamb for beef. This came out before the wontons and it looked and smelled great! The beef was very tender, so were the amazing noodles! The spices were so tasty and offered a decent kick, but not too hot. I love stir-fried onions in dishes like this and these were so good that I tried to enjoy one piece with each bite of noodle and beef. The red oil wontons were incredible! The flavor of the oil was perfect! Exactly what it should be and it offered a very nice kick of heat too! This was one of the best wontons I've had in a long time! I'd definitely like to go back and try their soup dumplings. Overall this was a great experience into non-American Chinese food, one that everyone who enjoys American Chinese food should try!

Still my wife's favorite restaurant. Made a special trip for a late lunch. Mr.Noddle didn't…read moredisappoint. Scan the table QR to place your order. Food is brought out as it's finished. Food was all delicious. Ambiance is chill and quiet. Overall great experience! We'll be back!