China Hut

This is MY favorite Chinese spot in Orlando. My boyfriend introduced me to this spot when I first moved here from NJ- I was impressed right away. I've tried a few things off the menu; chicken wings, pork fried rice, French fries, egg rolls, and ribs. Every single item is great. Always fresh and I know sometimes little holes in the wall spots can look "questionable" but I am satisfied every single time! Affordable as well. Staff is always great, welcoming and quick.

As a native Peruvian I do enjoy this place. Their chifa is pretty delicious, especially their Kam Lu Wantan, and their fried rice is very flavorful as well. Only downside for me is the food is a bit greasy... the duck was greasier than expected but not bad. The portions are pretty large! So I think you really get your money's worth. Im neutral about the Ambiance, not the fanciest but not horrible. The service is great overall.

This place is pretty good. In my opinion the Peruvian food is better than the Chinese. We came here last night for dinner with my Peruvian in-laws. Sorry I didn't post any other pictures aside from my main dish which was a General Tso Chicken combination platter, it comes with pork fried rice and a pork egg roll for $12.95. Two people can definitely eat out of that plate in my opinion. This particular dish I would rate it a 5 out of 10, it just didn't taste like what I'm used to. The sauce was kind of watering. Generally, it would be a thick, gooey consistency and the chicken really didn't have flavor. It seemed like it was dropped in oil to fry with no seasoning. The fried rice made up it was pretty good and so was the egg roll, However the Peruvian dishes we good according to my family. I'm allergic to seafood so I couldn't try any of their dishes. The staff is friendly and the restaurant is clean. I have been there before and I tried the steak lo mein as well as the Peruvian fried rice. ( Chaufa ) from my last experience was really good.

Finally found Chinese food that taste's similar to what we have up north. We just moved to Orlando and have been trying various spots, but nothing was quite as good as what they have in New York or Connecticut. This place comes pretty close. My husband and I were getting our tints put in on our car and needed to kill some time, so we decided to have lunch here. The servers were very nice and the food was delicious. We loved it so much, we got it again on Uber Eats to our house. Highly recommend.

This place is so low key and its own description is so uncertain that we truly didn't believe we were going to a Peruvian Chinese restaurant, aka "Chifa" until we saw the signs on the door on arrival.The interior is pretty modest, and there are only 6 - 8 tables. Menus are a single page of options, but enough to cover the basics of a Chifa.Wonton soup 3/5: light and yummy. 2 stars are docked for authenticity and texture. Authenticity based on the lack of traditional noodles; this soup uses regular spaghetti noodles, diminishing the experience. But it's truly the lackluster broth, that lacked the thick, oily texture released by the chicken with patient boiling that was the biggest disappointment.Lomo saltado: 3/5 while the flavor was on point, the meat was subpar, not sure whether it wasn't the right cut or something else, but it didn't add to the dish. Taipa 4/5: generous size, tasty combo! If you pick this, make sure you bring someone to share it with :)Fried rice of pork 5/5: right pork meat (you know the kind, the same red skinned medallions you get on ramen?), the right flavor, even the right soy sauce that gives the rice that darker hue popular in Peruvian cuisine, unlike the soy sauce popular in the States that only adds a pale tone to the rice. Fried wonton with sweet tamarind sauce: 5/5. Enough said. If you have a sweet tooth, this side is the perfect complement to the fried rice above. You can order 6 or 12 wontons. Correction, you SHOULD order 12.Finally, the lucuma ice cream comes individually packed (like something you pick on a grocery store). Perfectly adequate, but nothing extraordinary.

It's been so long since I've had some delicious "Peruvian Chifa". The last time I found some was on a trip to San Francisco. So I was so excited to find this place in Orlando. The food was very good. My favorite is definitely the Kam lu Wantan. Delicious crispy fried pork wontons served with sweet and sour sauce loaded with pork, chicken, shrimp, pineapple, daikon radish and carrots. Fantastic!

This restaurant specializes in Peruvian Chinese food and their food is the same as the Peruvian restaurants. The food is delicious and this restaurant is a much come to place whenever we come to Orlando.

Is great Chinese food! My wife comes often to this place and we sat down to have a nice dinner. She is from Peru and the Chinese food that they make is Chinese/Peruvian cuisine type of food. If you're from Peru and want good Arroz Chaufa this is the place to go!

When I first arrived in Orlando, I came across this lovely restaurant, and since the first time I tried their "LoMein" I have been hooked! they have a variety of options on both of their menus, they have two different menus, one Chinese and one Chinese-Peruvian also known as "Chifa". I have tried different plates from both, and I can assure you everything is as good as it sounds. From their "Lomo saltado" to their "Arroz chaufa" or their "Orange chicken", everything that I have tried, I have loved! not only their food is good but each of their servers is always lovely. I have never had any inconvenience in my visits, they always know how to satisfy their clients, even when I ask for the orange chicken extra spicy, they hit the right spot. I would recommend giving it a try! if the first time you don't want to commit to a big plate, they offer lunch specials on their Asian menu.

I order shrimp fried rice.No egg no sweet peas no Bean sprout and the big thing is.POPCORN SHRIMP come on you Siri. let me tell you one thing I will never come back again OK. oh I forgot about how much it cost. $10.97