Chen's Kitchen

Good carry out location for very solid Chinese food in the area. Lots of traditional favorites like beef and broccoli, colrab rangoon, egg rolls, spring rolls, orange chicken, kung pao chicken, different types of fried rice, and good soups. Every time I order, my food is ready on time, and they are super nice. If you want one, they even will sell you a t-shirt!

Quality takeout Chinese food! Chens isn't going to change your world or garner lots of attention from outside the community but they succeed at everything a takeout Chinese restaurant should.Firstly their quality is very good, food ISNT over or under cooked, sauces are rich and tastey, all the dishes I've tried have been great. As a note I generally stick to Chinese food at a Chinese restaurant, pad thai may not be your best bet here.Second they're consistent, dishes don't magically change quality or ingredients every time you visit. They're warm and welcoming at pick up as well.Lastly, the quantity you get is good bang for your buck, you will not be craving more an hour later, ney you will be stuffed and maybe have some left overs. Especially if you get their dinner portions and not the combination dishes.All in all Chen's is a solid experience for takeout Chinese!Get the egg drop soup

My chicken with mixed vegetables lunch (reasonably priced at $6.35) included choice of one side item. It was served eight minutes after I placed my order behind a line of tables arranged (during COVID) about 10 feet from the counter, where the service was just accommodative.The portion sizes were good, and everything was perfectly cooked, with a fair amount of white chicken, a good variety of veggies, an okay brown sauce, and a tasty egg roll, while the fried rice was flavorful, but somewhat dry.Overall, A-OK.

Was looking forward to doing carry out due to the reviews then this happened. Lady at counter sneezed into the area where the fried food goes. Now its peak of the flu season worse year in recent history. She sneezes into her right hand closed fist. Now that will absolutely do nothing but spread it. Lucky we didnt order anything deep fried but the poor lady and baby before us did. So continued to watch and she coughs into her right hand as she is putting our stuff into our bag.Calls me up and says thank you. I straight forward ask her "are you sick" "I saw you sneezing and coughing" She said "a little sneeze this morning" I said "are you sure you are not sick" she said "no, little sneeze".I would have asked for a refund if ordered anything deep fried she did not cook it. But i had to treat all containers she touched as if it was a biohazard when I got home. Food was good , place was clean. Will not return till she learns how to cough and sneeze right. Hope she was not contagious, feeling for the unsuspecting patrons that might not have taken precautions. who knows. but with this flu season not worth taking as risk , but you take a risk each time you go out. theres that.

Not clean no hairnets preparing food with bare hands little children trying to take orders. Disgusting!

The portions at Chen's are very generous! Even the kids meals are huge! I LOVE that this place has a kids menu with items from their regular menu. It's not your usual "chicken nugget" meals, although they do have chicken nuggets on their appetizer menu. We ordered carryout, and they were very busy but still had my food ready on time. The food at Chen's is very reasonably priced and delicious! A+

I love Chens, quick, convenient, reasonably price and the food is good. But I'm posting hoping Chens reads this. I love General Taos Chicken, but I've tried theirs several times each time hoping for a miracle. But no, it's still very over cooked breaded fried chicken something's in an orange like sauce with maybe some red pepper flakes to disguise it as Generals. It's so chewy my jaw gets sore, I almost feel like I'm eating chewy gizzards! Anyway hoping they work on this menu item, it needs much improvement. Same goes for the orange chicken, it's the same thing. But love everything else, it's tasty and alway hits the spot. But please work on the General Taos for me. Thanks.

We were headed to Grand Wok until I realized that it was Monday & they were closed. After reading reviews we decided to try Chen's Kitchen because it has a lunch special for $7.99 - just right for a couple of Seniors. The place is small - only four tables - obviously most of their business is carryout. We tried Sesame Chicken & Chicken with Green Beans. They came with your choice of a can of soda, soup, crab rangoon or eggroll - an extra is only $.50 more. Everything was delicious & we both had enough leftover to take home. This place is as good as any similar place & I'll return. I can't believe it's been there almost 20 years - just a few miles from my home.

Don't like the fact they charge for every single tiny thing you get . Like , hot pepper oil for $1.25!!!! For a TINY little ramekin of it !Chinese places give it to you for FREE , and , most Chinese places are way better ... food wise . No thanks . Grand wok is WAY better and much friendlier . They have gotten my food correct 100% of the time

Excellent food and service. We love Beef with Broccoli and the Kung Pow Chicken. Don't gorget the fried dumplings. Awesome!