Tasty China Mandarin Kitchen

Tasty China is my favorite place for lunch. I usually get the salt and pepper chicken wings with noodles. The wings are so good, it will gets you addicted. I think about it at night whenever I get the munchies. Anyways, I definitely recommend this place because shits fire. The lady working there is also super nice. Most people do takeouts but you can dine in as well.

I went here yesterday after calling them. I wanted to order boxes over the phone, then go pick them up. The lady on the phone did her best to discourage me, and said it would be best to come in and pick from their already-made lineup. I guess.. So I went over there.The place is small and there was food made. I ordered 4 combination plates with orange chicken, beef & broccoli, salt & pepper chicken wings, and veggie egg rolls. Just as I anticipated, the food tasted like it's been sitting for a bit. The orange chicken was very greasy, the beef & broccoli wasn't that good, and the veggie egg rolls were mushy. It didn't seem like the food was made with love. Then the cook (owner) came out from the back with another tray, and he didn't look happy. It all made sense. I didn't even take any pictures, I was so disappointed.. 2 stars.

This is the spot for salt and pepper chicken wings. Congratulations you have found a spot where they are 2nd best. The food here is oily and greasy. Wings are top notch to what the menu offers. This is an over hyped Chinese establishment. Where you can get salt and pepper wings from Panda House in spring valley. They are better and cheaper. Do not listen to the bad reviews

This is my second time trying their food and I usually don't post reviews unless I've tried it a couple times. This food is really good, the spicy chicken is great, and the orange chicken really hits the spot!!! I forgot what they are called but... it's the stars with cheese in them... Get those! The lady that works there is so nice, and she gives large portions!!! She gave me so much food that I just tipped her hahaha! I felt it was necessary of me to do so. It's definitely worth it!

I ordered the cream cheese wonton and it tasted hard and stale as though it had been sitting in the case for 3 weeks.

Ordered pickup from here for a medium party tray of Salt & Pepper Chicken Wings for $58. Not too bad at all. The place is really small and a little old but the food was good.

This is the kind of restaurant you want to love. It's small and family-owned -- and you can tell someone is putting their heart and back into it. But the food is so underwhelming. Located in a strip mall and appearing non-descriptive, save a massive banner promoting the availability of party trays and the regular specials, Tasty China has been in business for about two years. The menu offers Mandarin, Szechuan and Cantonese style dishes. And despite that claim to variation, the food tasted wildly similar. In texture and flavor. Appetizer offerings include salt and pepper tofu or wings, BBQ pork, fried dumplings, cheese wantons (crab puffs) and chicken skewers, among other things. The menu for soup, seafood, chicken and beef is quite comprehensive. You have the choice of seafood soup, wonton, vegetable, egg flower and numerous other soups. Some are offered at $2 for a cup but go up to nearly $10 in cost. Seafood offerings include shrimp, scallops and squid -- in curry sauce, lobster sauce, sweet and sour fish sauce, sauteed, tossed with vegetables and cooked with nuts. Other notables include common and unknown dishes (descriptions are not offered on the vast majority of dishes shown on the printed menu), such as Moo Goo Gai Pan, curry chicken, honey walnut chicken, almond chicken, pineapple chicken, orange chicken and sesame chicken. Mongolian beef is also on the menu along with beef with oyster sauce, orange beef (really?!), beef with mushrooms and beef with black bean sauce. There's also pork chops, a range of mixed vegetable dishes, including eggplant and Chinese broccoli, and various fried rice dishes. The noodle section is also complete with soft noodle dishes, vegetable noodles, Chow Fun, Singapore style rice noodle and a house dish. As for the specialty dishes, Tasty China offers Chef's Chicken -- chicken nuggets that are rolled in egg batter and tossed in a house sauce. You can also go for the honey walnut shrimp, which is fried in a mayonnaise dressing. The seafood delight, which sounds love, contains shrimp, squid, scallops, fish, mushrooms, snow peas and other vegetables. Solo dishes generally cost no more than $10. You can go with a single, double or triple item combo at $6, $8 and $10 -- not bad! You can also bulk buy shared meals for 2 to 5 people, costing $28 to $58 depending on the size. Nice selection, too. But, overall, I found the food was lacking in flavor. No matter its region of origin. I may give them another try.

The salt and pepper chicken here is pretty good and the lady here is very nice she also gave me Some cookies a few times. The other food isn't though the season is pretty food I just wish they had a dip with the chicken. The prices are going up every day. The fortune cookies inside are cute. Please support here. I just hope they make a fresh batch of kitchen and I wish we could sit in

The food was horrible too salty and lacked flavor all I could taste was salt. By far the worse Chinese restaurant I have ever tasted.

Went in at 6pm and the girl was already over it. Food was cold and salt and pepper wings were so nasty, taste like Popeyes with tajin on top! Never again!