China Restaurant

The China is staple of Findlay. Pricing is still living strong from 1970sMight spend more money in toilet paper from #2 afterwards but way better investment than JW.Very friendly owner lady and service is top notch

Eaten here once and that'll be the only time. The food had little flavor. The sauce on the beef broccoli looked like it came from a jar. Staff wasn't very friendly or attentive.

Wow food number 1, give me healthy and powerful when eat the food I love food there are so on time when order food on drive through. This restaurant the best ever.

Wow very impressed with the food. Had the general Tso. The chicken had perfect crisp and the sauce was perfect blend of spicy and flavor. Also had the moo shu pork which is probably the best I've had. The place was a little outdated but was made up in flavor.

Having a craving for Chinese, I decided to try out the China tonight. Walking in your attention is caught by the tables inlaid with various trinkets and wood carvings, which may pique your interest if dining in. I, however, ordered my chicken lo mein to go with a side of crab rangoons. The waitress was friendly, efficient, and my food came reasonably fast. The smell wafting from my containers enticed me on my drive home, and I could not wait to open the contents when arriving at my dining table.I was pleased to see there was a good portion of food. I also liked the fact that my lo mein came with a side of steamed rice, almost like an added bonus. The lo mein was decent, even good, but not extremely spectacular. Where the meal fell apart, however, was when I bit into a rangoon. They were soggy and disappointing. In fact, I have had rangoons from the freezer aisle that have had more crisp to them. While you got six in an order, they really weren't worth eating, save for the fact that you paid for them. All in all, this place doesn't stack up against my personal preference for Chinese (and rangoons) in Findlay, Hunan Gardens.

I oorderd $60 in food i told them brown fried rice, when I picked up the order and got home all dinners had white rice. So I called them the lady that always works the counter answered i explained to her what happened she said you got brown fried rice i said no ma'am we didn't can I please bring the food back and I will show you the white rice. She got very nasty with me and says you not order brown rice. Any Chinese Restaurant I've ever been to when you order Shrimp Fried Rice you get brown rice. I asked her can I please come get brown fried rice she said no and started yelling at me in her language i couldn't understand. I said ma'am I have family here 6 people that heard me order brown fried rice so then she tells me we don't sell brown fried rice. I'm like really becuz i had lunch there Wednesday and had brown fried rice she hung up me. Do not order from them the lie and will not make it right w you.1

Last night we waited 45 minutes to have someone come up to the drive-thru window. After the order was finally taken; it took forever for us to get our food with no apology from the staff. I will not be going here anymore!

A nice little chinese place that looks a lot better on the inside than it does on the outside. The outside looks like an old fried fish place but the inside has nice Chinese (and Korean?) decorations, including a gong you can hit by the door. The portions weren't the biggest but the prices weren't either. The lunch items were under $6. I got General Tso's chicken and white rice. It came with onions instead of the Broccoli I usually get with General Tsos. The General Tsos was maybe the best I've had. It was hot, tender, and a good blend of sweet and spicy. The call in orders were flying in when we arrived and I can see why. I would go back

Delicious! My favorite Chinese restaurant for 30 years. Great food and great prices.

We usually get Chinese food here because the egg rolls are better than most places in Findlay. They were very off tonight-nobody finished one and there were several left over, which just doesn't happen at my house. I called to let them know and the Korean woman who runs the front of the house kept telling me that nobody's complained about them this week. She seemed suspicious that I was trying to get something for free and refused to accept that they tasted funny though I explained that I was just letting her know because usually they are good. And the decor...the Great Wall of China meets Korea meets dilapidated cafeteria meets motorcycles on Route 66?