Hands down, the BEST Chinese food in Reno! The food is absolutely delicious, with HUGE portions at…read morea super budget-friendly price. Plus, parking is a breeze thanks to their spacious lot. Some of our must-haves are the salt and pepper calamari - perfectly crisp with just the right hint of batter. It's flavorful and cooked to perfection. Another favorite is the pork with green beans - fresh green beans that retain a satisfying crunch, paired with tender beef cooked just right. Janet and her team go above and beyond to make sure you're well taken care of. They're always accommodating with special requests and make you feel like part of the family. If you're craving the BEST Chinese food in Reno, in a warm, family-friendly atmosphere, this is the place to be!

It was surprisingly the foods are very good! This is our first visit to this restaurant!…read moreThe foods are very delicious! The chicken in the green beans was not dry and moist and also a lot of favorite to it! The pork chop was done very well! I like my fried pork chops without a lot of batter, very tasty! We will be returning to eating other dishes...

We stopped by CJ Palace for lunch. Their lunch specials are available between 11 am and 3 pm. And,…read morethey come with a crispy spring roll, choice of fried rice or steamed rice, and choice of salad or egg flower soup or hot and sour soup. We tried the general's chicken lunch special (with fried rice and egg flower soup) and sweet and sour chicken lunch special (with steamed rice and hot and sour soup). Both lunches were good - a bit heavy on the batter but both entrees had good flavor. The soups were satisfying as were the crispy spring rolls. Service was friendly. And the restaurant itself was nice: large dining area with plenty of tables. Besides Chinese dishes, the restaurant also features sushi and sashimi. We are looking forward to trying more of their food.

I previously reviewed CJ Palace and gave it another try even though I said I wouldn't visit again…read more The service was impeccable and the restaurant was clean and inviting. Although I still think it's too dimly lit. The dragon roll was ok but the rice was definitely over cooked. The lettuce wraps were tasty along with the asparagus beef. The staff were very pleasant and attentive to the needs of all patrons.

Intimate, quiet and affordable. We went for lunch and were…read morewelcomed with a plate of fried wonton strips for the table. The wife got the Chin Chin Chicken and I got the Mongolian Beef lunch specials which came with egg rolls and rice. The flavor pallet is rich and complex. Lots of smoke. The Mongolian Beef starts out sweet and blossoms with a smoky warmth. The wife enjoyed the chicken. We would return and would bring friends. A solid 4.8

This was the second time I tried this restaurant since moving here from the Bay Area. Which of…read morecourse automatically makes me a Chinese food snob! It's been about 4 years since the last time, I tried the food here and since I was hosting about 10 people at my home, I wanted to serve something simple and cost effective. My goto for this is Chinese food. I ordered chicken chow mein and stir fried mixed vegetables. It came in two trays and enough from probably closer to 15 people. So portions were good but the total bill was between $120-$130 about what I've come to expect here in Reno. Let's just say, I've traveled to several countries in Asia and lived most of my life in Northern CA eating quite a bit of Chinese food. This doesn't make my an expert but it would be fair to say, I am quite familiar with what is considered mainstream traditional Chinese cooking. But let's get to the food, with the caveat that I realize that everyone's preferences can vary widely when it comes to food. So my opinion is based on what one would find in Hong Kong and San Francisco. The chicken chow mein had all the correct ingredients, long noodles that were slightly thicker than say spaghetti, had the correct amount of softness without being mushy. Chicken was presented in slices and appeared to be white meat, there was some white onions thrown in there for some texture and flavor. Normally when I order chow mein, it isn't served with a brown "gravy". Not that this dish was swimming in it, but think of spaghetti with tomato sauce. Replace the red with medium dark brown and you get the picture. Now my guests who are Reno locals, thought it was great and flavorful. I would agree with the flavor part but it was much too saucy for my tastes. Would I try Chin Chin again for noodles? I'm not sure but the owner did state, they can make dishes any way I like, so perhaps I'll order off menu next time. The stir fried mixed vegetables is where I was most disappointed. Let's start with the ingredients. All were sliced in 2-3 inch pieces, which included button mushrooms, zuchinni, bamboo shoots, brocolli, carrots, and onions. This dish could have passed for a savory vegetable stew. There was a lot of gravy, so much so, that it colored all the vegetables brown, except for the carrots. The sauce had a slight "twang" to it, almost vinegar or worchester-like. Not my thing, I could not taste the individual flavors of the vegetables because of how heavy the sauce was. The brocolli was over cooked where the flowerette parts were pale. I prefer my vegetables to be just cooked, almost snappy. I would not order this dish again. No comments on the restaurant itself as both times I tried it, was for take out. So bottomline, would I try Chin Chin again? Yes but I will be very specific on how I would like my order prepared. Maybe for their lunch special.

Stopped in for a Saturday lunch. We were seated and served immediately. I had to use the restroom…read moreright away and headed towards the back. The restroom was very clean as well as the rest of the restaurant. I had the orange chicken lunch special. It came with soup (I chose egg drop) rice, chicken and an egg roll. The egg roll had very fresh veggies on the inside and the orange chicken had a wonderful orange flavor. I loved the egg drop soil as well. Nice little establishment!

Can here about 5 years ago when we moved to SS and remembered my liking it but wanted to give it a…read moretry again. We ordered shrimp fried rice and I served with only shrimp, onion, and rice. Normally fried rice also comes with a combination of peas, carrots and eggs. Also ordered General shrimp and it was very soupy, the sauce didn't stick to the shrimp and it tasted like orange sauce with spices added to it. Service was great and most tables seemed to be regulars so maybe I'm the outlier but won't return.

This is standard Chinese food, acceptable but not great. I had the kung pao chicken and my wife…read morehad beef and broccoli. The portion size for lunch was quite good and the cost was reasonable. The beef and broccoli was too salty. The mochi was a pleasant surprise. There are better Chinese restaurants in Reno so I probably will not be back, but it was good value for the meal.

This is our go to, close by place Husband always gets the honey walnut shrimp, and loves! it…read moreit's a crème white sauce that is deliscious. We got the combination fried rice. Also deliscious big shrimp and chunks of meat. First time ordering my entire maybe moo shoo pork? It was super good! It came with flour tortillas? To wrap up the yummy pork and vegetables ...I'll say it again...really good!

Great dim sum. Service is very good, friendly and attentive. Clean restaurant simply and…read morebeautifully decorated. They play good music too.

I would give zero stars if I could. We walked in and there were plenty of open tables. However, we…read morewere told we would have to wait 10-15 minutes for a clean table. But what's funny is, she started setting up another table. What's even more funny is we were the only people there.

I've been to SK at least 6 times since moving to Sparks. It was one of the first asian restaurants…read moreI tried. Traditional Vietnamese or Chinese cuisine IMO, is difficult to find here compared to the Bay Area. But that's not the fault of Reno, it's just the number of asian restaurants are so much fewer here and all the produce is literally imported. My goto when checking out a chinese restaurant is their chow fun noodles. Why? The noodles are perishable and if frozen the texture becomes a bit mushy, not firm. Was the noodle fresh, yes but with the cavet that it was probably imported day or two earlier. There are no local noodle makers in Reno. The dish was prepared in traditionally with a slight twist. Garlic, lots of minced garlic. Not complaining, as this is unusual for chow fun noodles to get amost a fourth of a garlic bulb worth. I ordered the mixed protein version with chicken, pork, and beef. There was a slight sweetness to the dish, which I am atributing it to sugar. Which again is unusual but a welcome addition like the garlic. My last visit was when some relatives visted from the Bay Area and we had lunch. I didn't want to take a chance on the food that they may not be used to, so we choose SK Noodle. Eveyone had their vietnamese Pho and grilled dishes and so far SK did dissapoint any of the Northern CA food snobs! I will be back.

The food was good but way too expensive! The price on line is not accurate. I was charged 2x more…read more Service is ok but I ordered take-out so not much interaction. The ambiance is great. Newly renovated.

Always delicious. Best hot and sour soup in town. Recommend the seseme shrimp or chicken. Egg…read morerolls and crab wontons also excellent. Service is always great.

The food I had was delicious. The beautiful and kind lady provided excellent service! The place…read morelooks very nice and clean. I was so surprised there's not a lot of people coming here to eat. Must give it a try if you're near the area. Enjoy!