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China Renaissance

3.4 (69 reviews)
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Closed • 11:30 am - 9:00 pm

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3 years ago

Kung Pao chicken and Mei Fun were excellent. Orange chicken was not as good, a bit oily

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4 years ago

The house special lo mein was really good. A lot beef, chicken and shrimp! I highly recommend it.

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Love the food always nice and hot when arrive for delivery awesome lo main and crab ragoon i recommended to all

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We always order Chinese from here. Quality ingredients and portions! The Shrimp dishes are always A+

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I drive for MILES just for the sesame chicken ... awesome. Honest owner.. I forgot my wallet and they called me and told me it was there.

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Big portions and great food! We got the Crab Rangoon, general tsoas chicken, sesame chicken, and potstickers. Everything was delicious.

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9 years ago

They have relocated. New address is 29336 Lorain Rd. They are now delivery and carry out only. No more dine in.

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The restaurant interior featured a good mix of modern and traditional features ... and the interior lighting was good.
The restaurant interior featured a good mix of modern and traditional features ... and the interior lighting was good.
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Orange chicken
This is the exterior of remodelled King Wah, there was snow on the ground, and it was very cold outside.

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This is the exterior of remodelled King Wah, there was snow on the ground, and it was very cold outside.

China Renaissance - chinese - Updated July 2026

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