CF Cheng

One of the top Chinese places in Natomas. It's a small restaurant with very basic ambience and doesn't look inviting but that shouldn't stop you from trying this place the service and food makes up for what masks in ambience. We ordered chicken fried rice, crispy chicken wings, chicken buns, kung pao chicken, sesame balls, and the sautéed pea sprouts. Everything was yummy, but the kung pao chicken was the best! I only wish that they wud add a little less oil. Don't miss out on good Chinese spot at Natomas!

If you are calling the number and it gets disconnected? Trust me. It works. It is busy or they are busy taking another order but keep trying. We thought our Chinese food life was over and I decided to try the number 1 last time and it rang.... And someone from CF picked up!!! CF Cheng is your neighborhood Chinese toGo spot. It feels like a tradition to order from here. What to get? Your walnut shrimp, salt and pepper pork is a must (eat that hot and put the leftover in the air fryer), get your seaweed and tofu soup too.Small dine in place,and it gets packed and you will see the to go line long, quick.

I feel all types of way writing this review because I was hoping to find a go to spot, but the food was just ok. We ordered the Dinner B for 2 since it was a new spot for us. Unfortunately, not much flavor in the dishes we received and felt a bit misguided by all these reviews. Maybe we should have ordered something different...I don't know. Service was nice. No issues there at all. Smaller space but overall was clean and friendly.

My lady was craving chinese food and this was in the area so we decided to try it out. The service was decent. They checked on us a couple of times. The food itself was mediocre. It wasn't bad, but yet it wasn't the best. The honey walnut shrimp was not bad. The steam chicken was okay. We also got pan fried noodles which was pretty bland. It was not the best and could use some more seasoning.

In a nutshell; Pretty good solid chinese foodThe PF changs nearby seems to only be doing take out now so CF Cheng it is. Not quite sure if the owners know each other but the naming convention makes it seem so. Parking isn't a problem as it is in a good sized lot with other businesses. Not the biggest place but still has a decent number of tables. Food is filling and for sure worth the amount or price that accompanies any of the menu choices. Servers were accommodating. Overall isn't anything entirely unique but if you're looking for chinese food that's for sure to be chinese comfort food then this is a place to consider.

I decided to try a different Chinese restaurant and received mixed reactions toward the quality of the food. I was disappointed that they do not serve fish, lobster, and crab during the weeknights. The hot and sour soup was just okay. It was more sour than spice. The fried chicken was extremely overcooked and very dry. I was disappointed that the clay pot rice was not crispy on the bottom. The sauce was not well seasoned. No complaints on the ma pao tofu and the salted fish fried rice. Despite the mixed quality of food, I would like to dine in again on the weekends to try their seafood dishes.

CF or PF? They sounded alike. I don't know anything about the Chinese food in Sacramento, but, I gave them a try on a recent business trip. They didn't disappoint. I ordered a seafood pan fried noodle and a hand sheared chicken with jellyfish by phone. The seafood pan fried noodles came with shrimp, squid and bok choy. It had plenty of sauce. The hand sheared chicken came with juicy chicken pieces atop a bed of jellyfish and garnished with green onions. Both dishes made for a good dinner. Service was good. The guy taking my order on the phone spoke both Chinese and English. They food was ready when I arrived. It was a good place. I think they were better than the other PF place for my taste buds.

One of the best Chinese food in North Sacramento! Although service was slow because there was a lot of take out orders, the food was worth it. My favorite was the perking pork - the flavor and tenderness of the meat was amazing! I always order the ying yang fried rice that's not on the menu and it hits the spot every-time. It's a small restaurant so seating is limited. The portion on the honey walnut shrimp is a bit skimp, but it's still delicious!

Been here a few times, excellent Chinese food, great service. I love how they ladle the soup into our bowls after they bring it to the table. Every time we eat here, other restaurant patrons always ask us "um excuse me, what you have there looks delicious, mind telling me what dish that is?!" and we always find it kind of funny. Our go-to dishes here are the peking pork chops, honey walnut shrimp, stir fried snow pea sprouts with garlic and the hot & sour soup with pork. Small restaurant space, but large portions.

Stoped in for the first time to see if I can find abba no Chinese food spot out here, the rice was good the beef wasn't the tates I was looking for but the food wasn't bad at all juts not what I was looking for flavor wise from the beef m, but the noodles and rice was good Food : 8/10Service 9/10Will come back: yea Tip : no tip first time here