I've been here 3 times now and most recently with my parents! This place has not disappointed me…read moreeach time I've come. It was pretty busy on Saturday when we went for dinner but we didn't have to wait too long and our food actually came out pretty fast. The service was as expected because it looked like 1 guy was serving all tables and he was literally running between table to table. I don't blame him for any waiting because he was busting his butt and we didn't really need to wait too long. We ordered a variety of dishes coming here but my favorite has to be the Homestyle Tofu or the Fish Filet. I would like to try more dishes next time. They give you quite a good amount of food for the price. Some places charge the same and give you much less. This place has authentic Chinese food with some common favorites that many of us also know (chicken with broccoli, lo mein, general tso's etc.) so there is something for everyone. There are vegetarian dishes available as well. If you're in the area and would like more savory, authentic Chinese food I recommend coming here!

Dinner for my party of three which is characteristically occurring either at 4:00 pm or 5:00 pm…read more(pending all three's physical presence together) we dined here on Independence Day 2026. Surprisingly Yi Pin is open and fully operational on a major federal holiday. The air conditioning is rather weak during our dining experience as I felt warm during the Northeast heat wave oppressive humidity continuous week. Condiments issued at the table were aged dark vinegar, green tea but not Matcha was complimentary served. My party only use aged dark vinegar as a condiment for dumplings. We have a predilection for mellow, malty sweetness of dark vinegar rather than the high salt content in soy sauce. Customer service is attentive and staff is fluent in Mandarin and English. Yi Pin is a Chinese restaurant that serves regional cuisine of Shanghainese and Szechuan province. It is what my party of three refer non-Cantonese, Guangdong province 外省人 ngoi6 saang2 jan4 (noun) outside province; foreign person. Ergo, staff does not speak Cantonese - neither rudimentary level. Price is extortionate high, but expected in 2026 stagflation era. I was able to obtain the sales receipt as keepsake. Asian melon hard candy is distributed with the bill upon meal completion which is industry standard for Asian restaurants and cafes. At the bottom of the sales receipt there is a suggested gratuity in intervals of 18%, 20% and 22% where customers do not have to perform math calculation. There is one large beautiful Japanese beckoning cat, (maneki-neko) which adjacent to the cash register. Business cards are available for grabs. There is a customer parking lot available. Beef noodle soup $15.95 The soup broth bubbles are very visible for the high level of cholesterol and fat content. I believe the cook or kitchen staff used and implemented MSG. This was a big setback leading to disappointment for my three Yelp stars. La mian wheat based noodles were embedded and sufficient. I enjoyed the La mian wheat noodles. Lo Mein chicken $12.95 It was stirred fried and abundant for excessive quantity. I did not consume any - neither one bite. It seemingly appeared very high grease and fat content for excessive oil. Shanghainese soup dumplings 6 pieces, $10.95 Pork steam soup dumplings siu2 lung4 baau1, 小籠包 tasted average, but not exuberant great to awaken my soul for sprightly liveliness. There were very minimal soup liquid inside the dumpling upon biting. I did ponder with hope and wonder during our wait for our food order arrival that these soup dumplings would be bursting with excessive soup liquid and flavor. It was not served piping hot as I am accustomed in NYC Shanghainese restaurant industry standards. These dumplings prepared by the cook(s) or kitchen staff at Yi Pin are egregiously appalling and insult to New York Chinese. I refused to apologize for being a native New Yorker. The dumpling skin tip where placing the serving tongs also tasted hard. Also another reason for my three Yelp stars.

The food is inconsistent, and really can be horrible. We had shrimp egg rolls and vegetable egg…read morerolls and they were dripping in grease when we got them home - to the point they were not edible. We ended up throwing ALL of the egg rolls away as they were just disgusting.

The jerk that was serving food in the giant today was soooooo rude. It was directed only at me…read morebecause he was smiling and being nice to everybody else in line. He is usually not the one who serves the food normally so that's why I went in today. I will NEVER get food here again, the food was all dry and tasted nasty. Worst experience EVER! Damn shame to treat people that way when they are giving you their money.

China Garden is a take out Chinese food place. They do have a few communal tables but I wouldn't…read moreconsider it a place where you go to sit down and dine. Having said that, China Garden is a solid, consistent, dependable place to go to pick up tasty, fresh, generously portioned Chinese food!! The egg rolls always are piping hot and crispy, filled with cabbage and pork goodness. The Wonton soup is always warm and comforting. I am a noodle guy so other items I regularly order include Steamed Dumplings, Roast Pork Lo Mein. Both are wonderfully prepared and packed to the brim in their containers. Both the Chicken with Garlic Sauce and the Beef and Garlic Sauce pack a delicious garlicky heat and the meat is tender and delivers a hearty meal!!! Appetizer-wise, the crispy Fried Chicken Wings, the tangy Bar-B-Q Spare Ribs, and the sugary hot Fried Donuts have yet to disappoint!!! Depending where you live, good Chinese Take Out can be hard to find. I am quite grateful that China Garden is nearby and that they keep the bar of excellent take out nice and high!!

Grabbed some takeout hunan chicken on the way back from Kennett Square. It got the job done: fresh…read moreveggies, generous portion of meat, sauce was more sweet than spicy (usual for most places making Hunan chicken). Takeout counter was clean and server was polite enough. It was decent eats but I wouldn't go out of my way here.

I decided to give this place another chance since we were in the area and it had been over 10 years…read moresince I last tried this place. And honestly, this place just wasn't it. The crab Rangoon I got was stale tasting, almost like they've been sitting out for a while before I got them. And the sweet and sour dipping sauce they gave me was disgusting. Was extremely watery and hardly no flavor. I had to pitch it! The filling tasted good though. The vegetable lo mein was decent, packed with veggies which is good but there are other places that can make it better. The only really good thing I tried was the Szechuan chicken. Very flavorful and chicken was cooked nicely. I'm glad I gave China house a second chance, but I honestly don't think I'd come back. Oxford is not a good place for Chinese food, in my opinion.

We tried this place because our local Chinese place is closed on Sundays and we wanted Chinese…read more Metered street parking is very limited (although free on Sundays and Holidays), we had to park a block and a half away. Restaurant is located in multi business building. We walked inside and we're instantly greeted with a hello and a smile. Place was very clean, had indoor seating (to eat and to wait) but we were getting ours to go. Woman at the counter was very polite, asked if we wanted anything to drink with our meal and said it was going to be about 10 mins. We waited inside cuz it was raining and a few other people came in to either pick up or order food. Food was ready in about 10 mins and we headed home. We ordered beef with broccoli and egg rolls. The broccoli to beef ratio was very balanced unlike other places which tend to lean heavy on the broccoli. Beef was very well seasoned. The egg rolls were not drowning in grease and were very full and tasty. We would definitely come here again to eat and try different things.

Absolutely amazing food. Best squeezers I've had in my life. 10/10 would recommend. The signature…read morefried bucket is the way to go to try the most variety.

A fun concept to have all sorts of foods on skewers with an Asian hot pot -esque flavoring. In…read morepractice, you're probably eating less quantity than appears since the skewer sticks themselves take up so much space. Still an enjoyable experience, though. They also sell plenty of non-skewer items. The most notable dishes were the enochi mushroom with pork belly wrap skewer and a pea shoot veggie dish. All the skewers have a similar seasoning/flavor. Service is as expected, was very accommodating for our medium sized group. We were able to scan a QR menu on our individual phones for a group order and simultaneously add into one order electronically.

Made me sick to my stomach. Breaded and double deep fried everything. Little flavorread more

I ordered online. The description for the fried wontons is a "delicate" filling. I assumed cream…read morecheese without the crab. I selected that. I wrote in Notation "PLEASE NO PORK" . So when I arrived they told me the price a paid and left. When I went to bite the wonton there was no cream cheese. Just a meat filling likely pork. I would have no problem paid the up charge for the crab filling. If a customer says please no pork and you know this item has pork hospitality says call your customer or advise them upon pick up. Needless to say I am Muslim and I don't eat pork so I likely wont be eating here again. I would have really appreciated the courtesy call. Plus I also don't care for the yellow fried rice.

Golden Palace is a little gem among a plethora of Chinese restaurants in our area. They have most…read moreof the usual Americanized Chinese foods, but they do it very well. Their portions are always generous (overflowing Sweet and Sour chicken container). The spring rolls are good, the white rice is good. I tried the Singapore Mai Fun and it was awesome, though not as spicy as I would have expected. The wonton soup is good and wontons appear to be handmade. The dumplings are pretty standard fare. The fried rice is very good. The quality has been consistent and the service is always friendly. We switched from No. 1, to Red Bowl, finally to Golden Palace as our go-to Chinese restaurant. My daughter doesn't like the fried rice (too many veggies, she says), so more for the rest of us. The Chinese mustard is hot. They are currently offering only takeout (and that is all we have ever done). If you want more authentic Chinese food, you can try Chef Tan in downtown Newark, but Golden Palace fits the bill for the rest of us.

General Tso's chicken was good. Beef with broccoli bland. Generous portions, one order enough for…read moretwo. Fried noodles with homemade duck sauce good. Willing to try again. Takeout only.