Palacio Chino

Hidden gem. I came here for Chinese food. Decided to try the fried chicken. I was not disappointed. Hablan espanol. Chinos in the back, latinas in the front. This place is better than Pollo Campero across the street. The skin is so crispy! The prices are so cheap.

Food is good, love the service, the ambiance is always inviting amd clean. I know both owners for a long time. I love this place.

Love this place and it's 4 mins away from me so I'm like a cousin at this point. Try anything from here and you'll love it. I always get the garlic chicken with their yummy fried rice. Don't forget the tostones!

I've been coming here since the early 2000's, a family favorite spot! Brings a real sense of nostalgia

This place hits everytime!!! I am a local and have been coming here for years! My son loves the garlic chicken and fried rice. The days I do not want to cook, this is where I order from. The inside isn't to up to date but I normally call and pick up, they are pretty quick! Definitely recommend.

Highly recommend Palacio Chino! The food is delicious and the staff are great, very attentive.

I wasn't impressed with this place. I got the beef and broccoli. The rice tasted bland despite all the meats in it. The beef was bland as well, I haven't had much from there so this is solely based on my dish I got. I won't be going again, it was also weird they have a sign on the door that says you can't go in there with food so if you so happen to have picked up food from somewhere else you gotta leave it outside while you pick up whatever from in there.

Been looking for a Chinese Puerto Rican spot for the longest & this was not disappointing. Size regular fried rice was enough to fill me up. Added plátanos maduros to it & they were okay. Was too full from rice to finish them great $10 dinner.

(6/18/2022) was curious about Puerto Rican Chinese food, so got a ton of things for carry out to try a wide variety. Fried rice was chock full of ham and some surprisingly large shrimp (like U31-35), darkly colored with lots of soy, pretty salty. Fried Meat was exactly that, marinated cubes of pork, deep fried, a little crispy on outside. Was really good when hot, pretty chewy when cold. Shrimp Enchilado was not what we expected, but maybe it's because we don't know any better. We thought it was a soup of some kind, it was a thickened orange sauce, with very little flavor, a lot of white onions and maybe like 3 large shrimp. Not sure how to describe, not a stir fry, not a stew. Fried Chicken was very crispy, had seasoned salt, was great when hot, fries were average. General Tso's Chicken ordered extra spicy had zero heat to it that we could tell. Goodly portion, filling, was a middling example. There were obviously many regulars in there, they were recognized and their usual orders called out by the owner before they even hit the counter. Friendly people, lots of local support.

Amazing integration of Spanish and Chinese cuisine. Fried chicken is out of this world, spare ribs cooked to perfection, and amazing combos with prices. Where very fast at ordering and all the way to picking it up. Definitely will come back to purchase more food.