Imperial Palace

The nicest people there. Dinner was first class. They also have vegan options (for my daughter!).

Party of nine. Christmas Day. None of our orders were the same, but everyone liked them. These are Chinese-American standards, but they were freshly made, and nothing from a microwave. Singapore Noodles were a hit. Every dish can have a spice level, if you like spice heat in your food. It's not a vastly-varied menu, but the standards are all there.Their crab rangoons are the triangle-type, four for $7.99 at this writing. They were good but not the best we've had. Fried rice isn't greasy, like other establishments. Overall, we were pretty happy for this family-style meal. There's not a huge amount of seating. You must like Marilyn Monroe, as posters of her are everywhere inside. We didn't mind. The food was good and fairly priced. Not gourmet. No dim sum, but Benyue doesn't even answer their expletive deleted phones anymore. Go here. Not disappointing; fresh and good ingredients fairly priced. It's a hole-in-the-wall with charm.

I had been craving Chinese food and saw great reviews about imperial palace while I had time to waste before heading home. The restaurant is located in a strip mall and easy to miss. When you walk in you hear Frank Sinatra playing over the sound system and Marilyn Monroe pictures on the wall. I took a seat and was given a menu with water. I ordered the crab Rangoons because I saw reviews about how big they were. They were the largest I've ever seen. However, the flavor was lacking. I tasted more cream cheese than crab. I could only eat one because they were so large and rich. I also ordered the lunch portion orange chicken with fried rice. Neither was amazing. Both were kind of dry and the chicken was tough. It taste more like Chinese food you find in a mall food court instead of a restaurant.

When you walk in and hear Frank Sinatra singing and see photos of Marilyn Monroe, you'll know your in the right place. Imperial Palace is a locally owned family business featuring traditional Chinese cuisine. During our visit, the owner was working alone and the dining room was full. They have only seven tables and those can fill quickly with the lunch crowd. He worked quickly to bring beverages and take orders. I had the Kung Pao Chicken and my husband had the Beef with Broccoli lunches. The food came out in about 15 minutes. Everything is prepared fresh. The egg roll was delicious and light. The ingredients in the Kung Pao Chicken were super fresh and the spice level was on the mild side for me. I wish I had requested more spice. But the freshness of the food made up for the lack of spice. There were two generous portions of rice. The lunch was delicious. My husband loved his Beef with Broccoli as well. They open at 11:00 am and serve lunch and dinner. There is plenty of parking in the strip mall. He does a robust service carry out as well. I'll definitely be back and I recommend. It's a fun little place.

This spot is a true hidden gem and quite possibly could be the best Chinese spot in Indy. Don't be swayed by the outside aesthetic, because the food is INCREDIBLE. I have had many different dishes, both in person and for takeout, and I have yet to be disappointed. You also can choose your spice level. Give the egg rolls a try. Plus the pricing? Unbeatable!Not to mention, the owner is the kindest man and makes everything in house! I highly suggest you give this spot a try - you're bound to love it as much as I do.

Back again to enjoy fresh cooked to order Chinese food. The owner was working today. He is a senior gentleman with the politeness of his generation. This was another great dining experience.

Some of the best Chinese on the northwest side . My kids love this sesame chicken and pepper steak. What I love most about this place is the food isn't extra salty and laced with a ton of msg . You can tell they use quality ingredients. There have been times my rice was a little greasy but I'm assuming it's because they were rushing to prepare the orders . Great quick stop for quality Chinese.

It doesn't look like the most inviting place in the world, but the food I thought was fantastic

It's small, only six tables, but we were there for an early lunch and it filled up by the time we left. Looked like there was a busy carry out business, too. Service was wonderful! I had the the dry chili chicken lunch that came with fried rice and a spring roll. I added the egg drop soup, too. Hubby had the full order of shrimp with cashews that came with fried or white rice and he added a hot and sour soup. Everything was delicious! Our first visit, but we will be back!

Biggest Crab Ragoons I've had and they're still delicious. Definitely my go to place for some now.