China Paradise Restaurant

Chilly today. Didn't feel like cooking. Broke out the puffer jacket and headed out for a linner (late lunch, early dinner) with Mom at around 4:45p. Mom had her usual walnut shrimp while I warmed up with soup. In my quest to eat healthier, I more often have broth rather than cream-based soups like minestrone or in this case, China Paradise's yummy wonton soup. The wontons were plump and juicy. So were the shrimp. And the baby bok choy was tender crisp. Only bummer, today's soup stock was overly salty. Not a problem, diluted it a bit with some ice from my water glass.Mom likes her food to be on the sweet side and that isn't limited to dessert. I tried her entree but it was too sweet for me. Also, I don't care so much for mayo-based sauces. Yummy when I was a kid tho. Still like the glazed walnuts.Food here is consistent. While not innovative or trendy, ingredients are fresh and high quality. Also, for most dishes, portions are generous. Staff is friendly and accommodating. Dining room is bright and open if a little generic. Our go-to for an everyday, any day type meal.

Thought I would try Chinese food again because it was close and convenient to order to go. I called in and no one answered so I parked in front of the place and went in to order. I told the woman behind the counter that no one was answering the phone so I ordered to go and asked if she can bring the food out to my car when it's ready? She was nice enough to bring the food out to my car because I had kids in the car! The containers were carefully packed in a plastic clear bag with the name of the restaurant on it which I thought was a nice touch! They give a lot of food packed in the containers which is more than enough! The food was ok, because I wasn't to happy with the wontons it was plain and no flavor the vegetables was mostly broccoli the larger mushrooms were tough couldn't chew them.

They are so helpful! We were a party of seven sans reservations. They were able to accommodate us with a super short wait. Yes, we ordered three different noodle dishes but it was worth it because they were all really delicious. We have to remember to try the mu shu next time. We saw the table next to us with a yummy looking mu shu mountain of food and we wanted one, too!

We always order the won ton soup and war won ton. Portions are large. Also like the chicken w vegetables and Singapore noodles. Very friendly and extremely fast.

They allow alterations, like no carrots or less sauce. Go to here during cold season is wonton soup. So yummy!

The food here is amazing!! Probably the best beef chow mein I have ever had. I just got to go food. It was nice that they make sure to give you all sauces and utensils in the bag as well. I also got the hot and sour soup which is bomb!!

4+ A family owned and operated (at least it feels like it) Chinese restaurant located in a strip mall anchored by a high end grocer in an affluent area. The folks here were very friendly and the Chinese food feels like it is designed to appease the demographics of the area, but is well executed. Came here with my brother's family later on a Saturday. We were hungry and thought this place would be perfect to pop in and order a variety of delicious things. Plenty of parking in the lot and we were seated right away.I really enjoyed the food and experience here. It felt nostalgic. The flavors and items I kinda grew up with and warm hospitality to boot.

The portions at China Paradise are huge for their price, probably double the size of most Chinese restaurants. The food is pretty decent for the price. My favorite is the hot spicy eggplant. The eggplant is soaked in oil and sauce and has such a savory flavor. It goes perfectly with hot rice. Another good dish to order is the mushu mushu - it's well made and the vegetables and meat go so well together. The chow mein is a little oily but still good - the noodles have a nice chewiness to it! We also ordered the chicken salad expecting the boiled chicken salad from other Chinese restaurants, but it tasted more like an American lettuce salad with fried chicken pieces. Overall, the food is decent (pretty Americanized) but the portions and price really make it stand out.

Wow, I am completely stunned.Just had a very bad experience with China Paradise. We have been coming here regularly for over 30 years and it's always been good and a good experience. Last night I ordered four dishes for takeout a total of $75.Three of the dishes were good but, the green beans and tofu was not. We found it very oily and the green beans were very overcooked. And for $19, that was not OK.I called today to tell them that we were unhappy with one of the dishes.I was told I needed to bring it back so they could show the kitchen and see that there was 80% of it left.In the past years, when we have a problem, we would simply call and we would receive a credit. We had to do so , maybe 5 times in the last 30 years.I asked if I could send a picture , which I did.They then called me back and said I needed to bring the dish back to show again , that it was 80% of the container. And then they would give me a credit. This did not sit well with me. What if they don't think that it's 80% and I've just driven up there and wasted my time.. I called them back and said I was not happy with being asked to do this , that the picture should show so and again explained that I had been a customer for over 30 years and asked if that's how they treated a loyal Customer All they could say to me is that that was their policy.Both my husband and I feel that this was a ridiculous request and we will not be going back there again. Thought that I would share , for to me , they seem to have changed greatly.

This was an excellent place to eat Chinese food. Unfortunately, every time we order our favorite dishes, it's never the same consistency, and god forbid you ask for extra spicy. We had to return our food because it was lacking in spice. When they returned our food with extra spice, they used a new plate to show they had done something. BUT NO SPICE!It's time to find a new place.