Chinatown Kitchen

Came here with my sister because she said this place is her favorite Chinese food in the area. It's nice and tidy in here and they show you your charges on a nice moniter at the register. I asked if they take tap to pay and they said yes, but it's $1.50 per transaction, which is actually pretty crazy. Luckily; my sister had cash so she spotted me for the moment and I zelled her after. One plus here is that the absolutely fill the plate to the brim with tons of food! I personally loved the consistency of the orange chicken and the beef. The actual chow mein noodles were inconsistently thin and thick at the same time, which I personally didn't enjoy. Overall, I probably would come back if I were in the area, but I think bang for your buck you can get better Chinese food elsewhere.

By far this is the best chinese food spot I've tried. Their orange chicken is so perfect, crispy and plenty of sauce. They also have many of different entrees that other chinese spots don't offer. The potato chicken is my favoriteeeeee, so good! Definitely recommend pairing a thai tea with your meal. The service is great, generous portions, and they give you a stamp card that will get you free items as you fill it up. 100% recommend!

I recommend not eating here. More than that actually, do not eat here. I ordered BBQ Pork, Teriyaki Chicken, and Fried Rice, and all of it was absolutely nasty. By no means is that an expression to be dramatic, I genuinely could not finish my food. I threw it away. Picture in your mind, a serving of Teriyaki Chicken. You probably imagined grilled chicken with teriyaki sauce drizzled on top. Simple enough to picture, so it is obviously simple enough to make. In fact, most Chinese restaurants serve it just like that. So why, I wonder, was my Teriyaki chicken squishy like jello, orange like the skin of a rotting pumpkin and covered in onions? I will never have the answer to that question. Then there was the BBQ Pork, which normally, is a deep red color, and often is just cuts of meat. But not here, instead, I watched the server spill the pork into the rice accidentally, and just put it back with her bare hands. Unbelievably disgusting already, but I tried not to be too "Snobby" as there are other places that have similar practices. The meat was foul, it splintered and broken into strands with some, and others just skin I think, it was floppy and clear. The pieces that were good, were definitely not meant for BBQ Pork, as they contained bones, and tasted more like ribs. Finally the fried rice, with a hefty amount of the stuff, nearly quadruple (4 times the amount) of the meat. Unfortunately, quantity does not outweigh its quality, which like the meat, was poor. It was like that of Pollo Loco rice, orange, and flavorless, but unlike Pollo Loco, there were no saving qualities about it. It was just not very good, at all. In fact, it was so disgusting, that no matter what I attempted to eat, drink, or flavor it with, it was not worth paying for. All in all the ambiance of the store was not good either. The unclean environment, and employees on their phones in the kitchen AND at the counter, make for a poor experience. Not to mention the flies, so many flies. I do think this restaurant has been through some hard times, but if felt like I was in an episode of Kitchen Nightmares. If you want good Chinese food, I recommend Kaowok in the Downey Landing, with good service, good food, and an always clean and inviting restaurant, you can't go wrong.

I was doing laundry nearby and figured I'd grab some lunch to hold myself over and got myself a plate with 2 items. Chow mein - Rating 3/5. This was decent but really nothing special. However, they do give a lot of it so that's always appreciated.Mushroom chicken - Rating 3/5. Again, nothing spectacular but it had some good flavor to it. I mainly enjoyed it for the mushrooms.Fried chicken wings - Rating 4/5. This was the best part of the meal and will probably be the side I always get when I go back. It had just the right amount of crisp and fried perfectly. DEFINITELY try this if you go.The portions were good. The pricing is decent and the service is friendly.

This place is second to none. I've tried various other chinese food places and I always find myself coming back here. Chinatown Kitchen is the only chinese food spot that doesn't make me feel bloated and nasty after, and their portions are HUGE. If you want more bang for your buck this is the place, one plate is enough for several meals for sure.

One of the best Chinese Fast Food I've had! Can never go wrong with my usual combo of the Orange Chicken & Black Pepper Chicken with chow mein! I've tried most of their selections and they are all very good! They also have soups that are made to order. The employees are very friendly!

This place is disappointing. Every time i got buy food there their orange chicken is hard and burnt Even after a fresh batch orange chicken is still hard.

Great portions and good flavors. This place has good service and I received food in a timely manor.

I've passed this place multiple times and it always seemed good. I decided to try it and I was left disappointed. I ordered a one item combo with orange chicken and chow mein. The orange chicken was awful. All of the pieces were hard and missing the chicken! Each piece was hollow and too crispy. The noodles and service were good though.

The food is good. I just don't like the deceitful way, I was charged $1.50 extra fee for using my debit card. I refused the meal after finding out I was being charged. I was refunded my money. I had to wait a day. Had it not been for this, I enjoyed my food. It just cost a little more, but everything has gone up.