Peace Cuisine

Came here with a couple friends to see what hype was all about. We ordered off the lunch special lamb curry, salt and pepper pork, orange chicken, general chicken and kung pao chicken. At first we thought we got the most bang for our buck, since they were generous with their food portions. However the food was lacking a lot of flavor, most if not all the dishes was bland and flavorless. The lamb curry plate was mostly onions barely any lamb meat. Kung pao chicken was just chicken and zucchini the sauce was very light compared to other restaurants. There was no peanuts no other veggies and was not even spicy.Try at your own risk.

Solid 3-Star food, 3.5-Star friendly service.From what I can tell, walking by the kitchen, the place is run by 3 people: the host-cum-waiter in front, and 2 in back cooking and keeping everything running in back. So nicely done to keep everything clean and tidy in the front and in the bathroom. (This is not the standard Chinese restaurant that does a good job with the food, but is lacking elsewhere.)We had wor wonton soup, dry-cooked string beans and Mongolian lamb with our teas. The average tab/dish is a bit under $20 (see menu in link). The best thing we ordered was the wor wonton soup--almost as good as my Mom's (I grew up having it almost once a month because my Dad loved wonton soup). The beans were a bit overcooked and soft, and the lamb can be spicier. Pretty good for homestyle Chinese cooking.https://youtube.com/shorts/FUiDUBEvDXQ?feature=sharedWould stop by if in West Sacramento again.

I was craving orange chicken and didn't want to venture far, so I decided to give Peace Cuisine a try based on some recommendations. Was it the best I've ever had? No, but it definitely satisfied my craving, and the generous portions were enough for two to three meals.The service exceeded my expectations for a quick pickup spot, and my order was ready in no time. There's a decent amount of space for dining in, and a few people were enjoying their meals there when I stopped by. If I'm in the mood for a similar fix, I'll definitely be back!

We ate here Thanksgiving Eve. No one else was eating in. Everyone else was taking it to go. There was a steady stream of take out orders the entire time we were there. There is plenty of parking we parked right out side, a front row spot. We were a party of 4 hungry adults. 2 of them hadn't eaten all day so they were extra hungry. We ordered all of my favorite dishes. We ordered the dinner specials, it's a dollar extra for the dinner special and well worth it: Sweet and sour pork with Chicken Fried Rice, Honey Walnut Shrimp with Chowmein, and broccoli beef with Chowmein. We also ordered an order of vegetable egg foo young.It was plenty of food and some leftovers for the next day's lunch. We also got egg drop soup. It comes with the dinner specials and they gave us a free bowl.The sign on the door said they were open on Thanksgiving Day.Overall it's a great value for the money. I highly recommend this place to everyone that loves Chinese food and looking for the best bang for their buck.

What a hidden gem! I walked in on a 105° day in Sacramento and was greeted by a gentleman with the biggest smile on his face. I was seated and my drink order was taken within seconds.I ordered the mongolian beef lunch special with chow mein (no bean sprouts requested) which came with a cheese rangoon and your choice of either egg drop or hot and sour soup. I asked for the mongolian beef to be made spicy to which he warned it was already spicy and asked of I wanted it even spicier. I replied, yes I like my food SPICY. Nothing usually gets me, or is satisfyingly spicy when it comes to spice unless I'm eating Thai food so I wasn't expecting much. Hot chili oil? Nope never spicy. Sriracha? Laughable. The food came out quickly and was a huge portion. The beef was the perfect mount of spice, I was in heaven! I must be crazy because it was so hot outside and now I'm eating this very spicy dish The chow mein was also very good and so flavorful (not your average bland lunch special chow mein). I'm not in Sac that often, but the food, the customer service, and the affordability of Peace Cuisine with bring me back!

Another winner for Sacramento. Peace Cuisine although located in a random parking lot it definitely is worth the search! Rated a top spot in Sacramento safe to say it's earned the title. The portions were enormous and the flavor was on target. I just wish the kung pow chicken had a bit more heat and a variety of veggies. Despite the missing veggies and peanuts the kung pow chicken was still delicious. Everything tasted fresh and you know it's gonna be good when you hear yelling in the background lol. I would have sat here and ate because staff was so friendly but I opted to take it to go. You get more than what you pay for I split my food between four other people and we still didn't finish it all. The egg drop soup which I didn't get a picture of was also great!

Unplanned stop for dinner while passing through Sac, very good and smiling service, big portions, good food and fairly priced!

Ehh I personally didn't think it was worth the money despite the big portions. I've had better tasting Chinese fast food restaurants that give you options for a two item combo, including your choice of chow mein or fried rice (or both). I ordered the orange chicken dinner special that comes with an egg drop soup and a cream cheese wonton, plus I ordered a side of eggrolls. The only thing that was good was the chow mein. The orange chicken wasn't anything special and had that rough, overcooked texture. Not sure if I'm willing to try again.

My Go-To Spot for Amazing Chinese Food!Peace Cuisine is my absolute go-to for hot and sour soup whenever I'm not feeling well -- it's always comforting and delicious. The House String Bean is hands down my favorite dish on the menu; it's packed with flavor and always cooked perfectly. My family has become regulars here because of the kind staff and the consistently amazing quality of the food. Everything is always hot and fresh, made to order, and you can really taste the care that goes into each dish. I love supporting this small family business, and I highly recommend checking them out the next time you're in the mood for incredible Chinese food. You won't be disappointed!

Picked up my wife from SMF and we both were craving Chinese food. With a YELP search I found Peace Cuisine and we were not disappointed! As soon as we walked in we were immediately greeted with a smile and seated. My wife and I ordered wonton soup, sweet n sour chicken, Mongolian beef, noodles and Kung Pao chicken. Each dish was full of flavor and the spices had a great kick. KUDOS to the chef. The dining area and restroom were spotless. We will be back.