Happy Takeout

Best takeout Chinese food in Sac! Huge portions and it's all delicious!! Parking is a little hard but worth it

I hope y'all hungry ! For nothing .My girlfriend was craving some Chinese food so we listened to instagram to try this place out . We both got the Dinner Plates mine with only fried rice and Kung Pao chicken and hers was only chow mein and Szechuan chicken.We were both very disappointed with our entree since the actual chicken part of the dish was almost non existent. The rice was okay nothing too exciting but the chow mein she got and the wonton eggroll they include are the only thing that saved the post from getting a 1 star.Paid $28 for vegetables and carbs Highly disappointed

We had been wanting to try this place since we found it on Tik tok. We haven't been able to find a decent Chinese food place since Hing's on Madison Avenue closed some years ago. So we drove out from Elk grove. It wasn't hard to find. When we got there we searched the menu. We found 5 items to order. The girl who took our order was nice. We ordered orange chicken, Mongolian Beef, Szechuan Chicken, beef chow mean, and broccoli beef. It was ready in 10ish minutes which was fast. When we got home, we realized that it had leaked all over the carpet in our car because they stacked 5 trays of food in ONE bag instead of giving us two bags.Now, we have to figure out a way to clean that up. We took the food inside and had to immediately transfer the food to other dishes. We also had to sift through to find the Styrofoam pieces, which was extremely annoying. Especially after spending $70ish dollars. The food was good but the way it was packaged put a sour taste in our mouths. This place seems extremely busy, they could have afforded to give us an extra bag. Now, I have to get my car carpet cleaned. I'm unsure if we will be back or not.

I recently decided to try Happy Takeout after reading a Yelp review and wanting to explore some new spots other than my usual go-to places. I ordered the lunch combo, green bean chicken along with sides of chow mein and fried rice. Also ordered the sweet and sour pork lunch combo.First off, the flavors were great. The chow mein, in particular, was perfect--well-cooked, not too greasy, and packed with flavor. However, the fried rice was ok, it was hard and I like to have my fried rice not so hard.That said, the portions were super generous, especially for a lunch combo. You really get a lot of food for what you pay, and it felt like a good value overall. Despite the fried rice being a miss, it's a great take out spot if you're in this area.

I really wanted to enjoy the food but the rice was very dry and the chow mein needed love too. I got Salt and pepper chicken lunch combo. Chicken was kind of hard. I feel a little sick and I'm not sure of the cause. Their lunch combo was all I had to eat on Tuesday :/

Like the name suggests, Happy Takeout is a great place to get takeout for a meal. The portions are pretty generous for the price so it can be split in multiple meals. Items ordered: - Salt n pepper fish: Not too greasy and flavor was good. Nice crisp for each piece! - Vegetable and chicken: I liked the amount of vegetables that came with the dish, decent amount of meat too. Flavor was pretty good.

Talk about bang for your buck!! This one meal can last 4 meals. The staff is really kind too! Dish: dinner combo w/orange chicken, plain fried rice, and veggie chow mein for $14.Logistics:-takeout only-no bathroom-plenty parking-accepts cc

I found the secret to happiness in the most unexpected place using 3 simple steps. (1) Order Happy Takeout (2) Eat your Takeout Food (3) Be Happy. Had a bad day? Order some Salt and Pepper Chicken. Want to let your partner know you care? Bring them some cream cheese wontons.Want to make a happy birthday even more happy? Order party platters.I don't know about you, but some days I crave some solid American Chinese food. I don't need anything fancy. This craving will surpass soup dumplings, a ten course Chinese banquet, or even dim sum. Walking by some Chinese food chains will make my irrational panda brain tell me I need sweet and sour pork, fried rice, chow mein, and some egg rolls. I am usually disappointed and unsatisfied with most places, until I encountered Happy Takeout and their authentic American Chinese food.If you want a personal meal, you can't go wrong with the lunch/dinner specials. It comes with fried rice, chow mein, an eggroll and a cheese wonton (dinner special only). The portion is large enough to spread it across two meals or share with a friend.If you are feeding several people I suggest grabbing a carb such as the beef chow fun or chicken chow mein, then pick a few entries that your heart desires.If you have a party, Happy Takeout got your back. I call in a day ahead to schedule my pick up. Each party tray is around $45+/- and is equivalent to 5 entrees. Four to five party trays will easily feed a party of 30. We have catered our last few parties with Happy Takeout and everyone has been satisfied. Even my family members who are picky with their Chinese food love the chow mein and have been using them for catering.Their menu is extensive so here are my go-to entrees:Salt and Pepper Chicken - Crispy crunch morsels of protein tossed with garlic, onions, and jalapenos. I don't know what they do but their fried battered meat always stays crispy even when I have gotten my order door dashed. Their fish version is also great.Hot Garlic Fish - This is a dish that surprised me. The fish is fried then coated in their hot garlic sauce and tossed with veggies. My favorite of the "hot garlic" entrees and my wife's overall favorite.Broccoli Beef/Green Bean Beef - Gotta have some veggies and these are Chinese takeout staples.The other sauced fried meat dishes such as general chicken and sweet and sour pork hold up decently and is what my father in law usually gets.When it comes down to it, you do you. If something calls out to you, just order it and let yourself be happy.

Food taste great, variety of drinks and they give a generous portion of food for reasonable price.

Whenever I doordash a combo meal, i ask to sub the eggroll for another wonton in the notes section and they always remember to do it also the wonton soup is fireee.