We placed a large takeout order from Tayzan after seeing the long line outside and all the great…read morereviews. Since it was just a short walk from our hotel, we decided to give it a try. My parents had eaten here before and said it was really good, so we were excited to see if it lived up to the hype. The restaurant had a lively, bustling atmosphere, with a steady stream of customers dining in and picking up takeout orders. Even though it was busy, the staff kept things moving efficiently. Even for a large order, the wait was only about 30 minutes. They have a separate pickup area for to-go orders, which made the process organized and easy despite how busy they were. We ordered the beef fried rice, house fried rice, churrasco steak, house lo mein, sesame beef, jumbo shrimp, chicken wings, fried pork, pork ramen, and three sushi rolls. The kids in our family chose the Philly Roll, Salmon Avocado Roll, and Red Dragon Roll, and they really enjoyed them. I had originally planned to order a different sushi roll from the menu, but it wasn't available that day. It wasn't a big deal, though, because the rolls we did get were fresh and delicious. Everything was flavorful and well prepared. The churrasco steak was my personal favorite--the meat was incredibly tender and already well seasoned on its own. My husband wasn't a fan of the accompanying sauce, but he agreed the steak itself was excellent. We also really enjoyed the fried rice, and the portions were generous. They were also generous with the condiments and included a variety of sauces with our order, which we appreciated. The only thing we missed was chili oil, since it's a condiment we usually expect to have available at Chinese restaurants. If you're staying nearby or looking for a restaurant that offers both Chinese and Japanese cuisine, Tayzan is definitely worth checking out. Just be prepared for a crowd--it seems to be popular for a reason!

Tayzan had fantastic ratings, and we love Asian food, so we had to try it. Overall disappointing on…read moreall fronts. Food: Very good vegetable soup and decent vegetable egg rolls. But the Singapore noodles were pathetic. The recipe was anything but traditional for Singapore noodles. The meats were very low quality and the flavors were all off. Also, all of our dishes were served simultaneously- no spacing of the appetizer and main dish. The temperature of everything had cooled somewhat. All dishes were warm and not hot. Service: Too many customers, too few servers. Poor service. Overall cleanliness: Below average Value: Given to poor quality and service, poor overall value

Omg the food was amazing, not to salty. Service was quick…read more Ambience was very nice and friendly.

This is officially my go-to Chinese spot whenever I'm in Puerto Rico. It stays packed for a reason,…read moreand honestly, every single time it hits. You genuinely can't go wrong with any of the combination plates here, but my personal favorites are the fried rice with spare ribs, the egg rolls, and the tostones al ajillo, absolutely phenomenal every time. I brought my boyfriend here for the first time during this trip and he completely understood the hype after the first bite. The portions are great, the flavors are always on point, and it's one of those comfort food spots you keep thinking about after you leave. 10/10 every single time. Highly recommend.

Rakuten was a pleasant surprise. The Chinese-Japanese-Creole fusion concept is unique, and both the…read morefood and service were solid. The atmosphere was inviting and made for a great dinner experience. The standout dishes were definitely the roast duck and the house special lo mein--both were excellent and worth ordering. The rest of the dishes we tried were decent but didn't leave the same impression. Service was attentive without being overbearing, and the prices felt very reasonable for the quality and portion sizes. Overall, a good spot for dinner, especially if you're curious about the fusion menu. Just make sure not to skip the duck and lo mein.

After having Puerto Rican food for days, I opted for a different type of cuisine and came here to…read morepick up an order of sushi. The menu had a mix of Americanized Chinese and Americanized Japanese items. I got a lobster tempura roll to-go. It was a basic roll with sushi rice, lobster tempura, avocado, soy paper, and a lot of sauce. The soy paper was difficult to chew (1 star off) and the sauce drenched the sushi (1 star off). The flavors were fine, but the sushi seemed to be missing authenticity. My expectations for authentic sushi should be lower in Puerto Rico though! That was on me. Back to Puerto Rican food I go, which I am completely content with.

Very decent Chinese in San Juan. There is parking in the back…read more Enjoyed the curry chicken and hot and sour soup.

Julia and I are visiting Puerto Rico from San Diego, California, and as huge fans of Asian food, we…read morehad to give this place a try. We were very impressed! The food was delicious, the service was quick and friendly, and the overall experience exceeded our expectations. If you're visiting Puerto Rico and craving great Asian cuisine, we highly recommend stopping by.

On our honeymoon and wanted a quick bite close to the hotel. Was craving sushi and they had good…read morereviews. The food was delicious! The best general tso I have had in YEARS!!! The sushi was also fresh and very good. Our food came quickly and at appropriate temps. The staff was welcoming and friendly. We were pleasantly surprised to have such good asian cuisine in San Juan.

Food: Everything we had was served piping hot and was pretty good. Vegatable soup was good. Pork…read moredumpling soup was excellent. We ordered the Singapore noodles and asked for extra egg instead of chicken. No chicken but no extra egg for us. The Singapore noodles were better than average but the over abundance of celery and low quality veggies was disappointing. Service: good service Ambiance: Strip mall mess with Chinese overlord watching customers from behind counter. Be sure to greet Chinese overlord in his language (phonetic for hello is "shay-shay" spoken very quickly). Overall cleanliness: average Value: decent value considering price and quality

Unpretentious and inexpensive. May be the only remaining excellent Chinese restaurant. The Hot and…read moreSour soup is a perfect start and main dishes are fresh and generous. They do hot dishes the right way and ample parking makes it easy in the middle of Santurce. Look no further for Chinese.

This spot is a little divey, but the service is excellent and the food is delicious. I had the tofu…read morewith mixed vegetables with a side of garlic-flavored plantain fritters (tostones de ajo) and thoroughly enjoyed them both. The temperature of the restaurant was thankfully not as ridiculously freezing as your typical Puerto Rican restaurant. Recommended.

All I'm going to say is this is the best Chinese food ever that I've had anywhere and every where…read morevery few places in PR for food this good at this price staff was nice they had parking but lord was this the most amazing thing ever I got orange chicken and my girlfriend got the ribs we came back 2 times in 4 days the toastones are wonderful it has garlic on top and is crunchy but like the perfect crunchy I don't have words for how great this place was but I 110% recommend to buy a flight to PR just for this place

After spending all day at the beach, we were trying to stay away from the social media hype, but…read moreI'll admit this one kept popping up on my algorithm. Apparently, Chinese food in Puerto Rico is supposed to be some of the best -- and honestly, it was not wrong! We got back from the beach late and were looking for something quick, so I remembered hearing about Chinese food in Puerto Rico and suggested Sky China. Yes, the area is a little sketchy, but don't worry -- you're fine. Once you get there, just know what you want because they are ready to take your order the second you walk up. You can look at the menu, but don't take too long! The service wasn't exactly warm and friendly, but it was late, and honestly, all I cared about was whether the food was good. The menu can be a little confusing, so I definitely recommend doing some research before you go. We were starving, and as usual, our eyes were bigger than our stomachs. My husband and I ordered fried rice, lo mein, and decided to add some wings because we thought we were getting a small order. Boy, were we wrong! What we got was a huge box filled with pieces of fried chicken and French fries. I really wish I had taken a picture because the portion was massive. That alone could have easily fed both of us. Needless to say, we packed up a good portion and took it back to the hotel. The food was delicious, the portions were huge, and now I understand why Chinese food in Puerto Rico gets so much hype. This was definitely one social-media recommendation that delivered!

Really good and fast. It's exactly what you need to satisfy your Puertorrican/Chinese food before…read moreyou leave Puerto Rico. It's only 15 mins away from the airport so accessibility is easy. The pricing is also attractive, hence the reason for so many repeat customers.

WOW, I've eaten Chinese here a few times but today I noticed a "sushi" sign so I figured I would…read moretry it out. I had a a few rolls, the crab salad and a poke salad all prepared by Robert. Delicious, nicely served and reasonably priced. Their Chinese food is always good but I was extremely happy with the sushi today! I'll be back!!

1759 Av. Paraná, San Juan, 00926, Puerto Rico…read more Awesome food!!! I would say Happy Garden makes the best Chinese food in Puerto Rico. If you are meat lover, you have to try this place. Whether you dine in or have Togo box, they will be filled your box with so much meat. In California, they'll charge extra for the meat and amount of food they give you is less. They do have parking infront of the restaurant and across the street. Customer service at Happy Garden is top of the notch. Over the years, the owner has renovated the restaurant. He's hardworking and provides the best service and food for customers. For those that don't know the owner, he migrated from China to Venezuela. And finally settled in Puerto Rico. He learnt Spanish to learn and how to meet the customers demand. Although he can retire anytime, he wants to serve the community. During COVID, they have placed extra precautions. Please go visit them. I would totally recommend to anyone visiting Puerto Rico or to the local people.

My first time trying Chinese food in Puerto Rico and it's delicious! The chef was also very nice as…read morewell.