Rico Chino

Great Puerto Rican Chinese place. I got the pepper steak and fried rice. I didn't try any of the more PR thing like tostones. It also came with fries which was surprising. The fried rice was good and came with shrimp. Would definitely go back.

I had high hopes for this place, but it fell short in multiple areas. Everything seemed sub-par and mediocre at best. The establishment, service, and food were all disappointing in my opinion. For such a small place, I feel they should be able to keep it much more clean and tidy. The service was bland and the food was disappointing. The only real positive were the prices. I ordered the beef and broccoli combo and the 2 piece fried chicken with French fries. I'm truly not trying to bash this place but I must be honest with my review. The brown sauce with the beef n broccoli had this weird aftertaste and although the fried rice was the best part of the entire meal, it too quickly became blah. I did like the smoked flavor that the rice had from the wok, but everything else was a miss. The fries were soggy (it was dine-in not take out) and while the chicken pieces were large snd crispy, it was obviously re-fried and not fresh. I also ordered "egg rolls" but we got 2 spring rolls instead, that were over-cooked. Again, I really wanted to like this place but it was not a favorable experience. As a Puerto Rican from NYC who loves Chinese food, I feel this place is yet another bad representation of the PR-Chino fusion that has popped up throughout central Florida.

Rico Chino is one of my fav spots when I'm craving Chinese food. They have a few tables inside to eat your food but mostly everyone picks up their order. It's always very clean when I pick up my food. For this order I got the Orange Chicken, House Noodles, House Fried Rice, and Pan Fried Dumplings. Sorry there isn't a photo of the House Fried Rice because it's my favorite and I was starving I forgot to take a photo of it. When I picked up my food it was still super hot so by the time I got home I could eat it straight from the carton. The pieces of orange chicken were big and the broccoli tasted really fresh. The house noodles and house rice were packed with lots of meat, and the dumplings were fried to perfection. For the price you get quite a bit of food and their menu is a decent size. They also offer family meals with fried chicken that are a pretty good deal too.

Staff is dry and not very helpful! A simple spot that is supposed to have an Asian/ Puerto Rican flare. Inside the place feels Puerto Rican, but the overall presentation of food and menu selection is full pledge Chinese. We didn't find the food good quality. Chicken is chewy! The best thing was the rice, which I can get in any Chinese restaurant. Dumplings- not good! Fried Chicken tasted tripled fried and breading was a little gross. General Chicken tastes frozen! Fries tasted frozen and tasteless! I won't be back.

Heyyyyyyyy your guysssssss! I've been seeing this place for a while now and finally was in the area. I stopped in we ordered hibachi shrimp, hibachi vegetable, 3 pieces of fried chicken which came with fried rice and French fries. The calamari was super tasty and fried well. The hibachi was good but it wasn't as good as we were anticipating and this too was served with fries. The service was not giving.... The attitude from the girl Analysia behind the counter was atrocious. I can sympathize with being busy bc they definitely have a heck of a following but down right rude and unprofessional is not called for. The wait for our to go order was over 30 minutes and the food was good but not great. They accidentally gave us two orders of calamari which we didn't realize until we were home and I had a separate charge for something I didn't order. Can someone say mind blowing!

Top tier and may even put it amongst my top 5 Chinese restaurants of all time. This place offers Chinese food, mostly Puerto Rican style that include fries/tostones, both being savory sides that bolster the experience.The only reason I have to give it a 4 out of 5 is for the wait to get the food every time I go here. Between ordering and getting my food I've had to wait 30+ minutes every time so it's something I have to consider before coming here.I don't really let this deter me though, as the food is amongst the closest I can find like back home in Puerto Rico, would recommend this place to anyone itching for some good Chinese food!

I ordered carryout a couple times before and it was always good. It's a small Chinese-Puerto Rican restaurant that's 10 mins away from the airport. The first time I did takeout here, it was delicious! Everything was on point and quickly became my to-go takeout place. My favorite is the calamari and fried rice. It's flavorful and I could eat it all day. Sometimes, it is salty but that's every fried rice. Recently, I felt like the experience/food hasn't been the same. I was disappointed in the calamari portion. Normally, we would get a lot more but this time we got like 8 pieces. Felt like someone had a snack on the calamari before giving it to us. We tried calling back but was put on hold and then hung up on. I would probably try this place one more time before calling it quits.

Puertorican Chinese food or Chinese food Puertorican style. That's all I have to say.

Me entregaron arroz que sabe y huele a humo. Trato de llamar para decirle y ni trabaja el teléfono. Horrible! Lo único que fue decente es la papitas y eso me imagino viene frezado.

Got a meal for me and my brother amounting to $26 and I'm still hungry. Why do you call it "lo mein" when you serve up a plate full of Top Ramen imitating what I actually wanted? Obviously it's Disgusting and as a result couldn't finish the meal. Just close this is embarrassing for Puerto Ricans and Chinese people! I have never left a review on a restaurant in my life, I promise this isn't just hate.