Great food in a modest room in a strip mall that's easy to miss. (across from Mama Teresas). The…read moredumplings are awesome, and the family makes most everything from scratch.

0 stars based on service. I couldn't even get food. I walked into the to go side and said hello…read moremultiple times, no response. Not the first time for this treatment. I ordered in advance once & it took a long time to get someone to acknowledge me for a to go order. Today, I also walked into the dine in side, saw a worker but he was on the phone and refused to acknowledge me. The dining area was empty. I went to the store next door for about 5-10 min and when I went back to my car, the same guy was still walking around the dining area on the phone. Is this a front for something nefarious? They don't want business?

I loved it here! I would definitely eat again. The peking duck was great and they give you two…read morebonus dishes, a stir fried duck and a soup. Both were delicious! The duck was great too. It was very similar if not exactly like the duck I had in Beijing so it's very authentic. The duck comes with very thin pancakes, sliced cucumber, scallions and delicious hoisin sauce. The chili wontons had a delicious chili oil and the mapo tofu and chicken with broccoli were delicious too. My only little qualm was the chicken with walnuts had too much breading that was still doughy and the walnuts tastes like it had some curry powder in it which I personally did not care for. All-in-all, yes. Go. Very delicious place with great food and service. It does not appear handicap accessible so keep that in mind if you have physical limitations.

I've always been a huge fan of this place, but it's just not the same since it was bought by…read moreIndians. Prices up, portions and quality down. I wonder how long after the sale the original cooks will stay in the kitchen. Sad

Wow, a second major Milford Chinese restaurant bought by Indians…read more Noticeable difference in price, quality, and quantity. Too bad. This was really a great restaurant.

Drove here to find out it's closed and the windows are blocked off…read more Should have noted it on help that it's perm closed

Everything here is great, reasonable prices, quick and fresh every time. Definitely a step above.read more

Anyone else ever have a problem with HUNGRY PANDA? I ordered C19 Boneless spare ribs . I said No…read moreBBQ( this is the second time this has happened) guess what I got?? BBQ BONELESS SPARE RIBS. Called them and a guy who said he was the owner, argued with me.... He said I was supposed to say "NO SAUCE". I had already told him NO BBQ.... He was very rude, arguing with me for 15 minutes!

GO ELSEWHERE! It's a dog pound and I would leave it ZERO stars if I could…read more FOOD: Horrible! Eggrolls so greasy the oil gushes down your palm. Orange and Gerneral Tso's chicken is woody - hard and stringy. Pork Fried Rice has NO onions, peas or carrots and has only a few tiny bits of pork, so basically you're ordering yellow rice with a few tiny pieces of bean sprouts. YUCK! The white rice was ok. Pan Fried Dumplings were tiny, overfried wontons so hard they were inedible... one of us almost broke a tooth! We have had better food from cheap food carts! You will NOT receive crunchy noodles, sauces, utensils or napkins and don't even think of asking for chopsticks because the first time I did the BEAST behind the counter (the taller "man") berated me for asking! Which leads me to my next point... SERVICE: Both men taking orders at the counter are RUDE, unfriendly, and rabidly argumentative! They literally drive people away! One (the smaller man) is stone-faced, doesn't make eye contact and sneers at you and the taller one is MEAN! He argues, treats you like dirt (when he's not on a personal phone call and trying to ignore you) and one time he SHOUTED at my elderly mother because she politely asked to add something to our order! He should be ashamed of himself!!! RESTAURANT: We visit the small convenience store in this strip mall very often to buy Lottery tickets and in all these years we have never seen anyone go in or come out of Tung Hing. That should have been our clue to avoid this place like the plague but we decided to try it. First impression? Tons of boxes stacked up on both sides. The second you enter you feel like you're in a warehouse. The boxes are filled with orders to save them from using (and paying for) bags. The floor was filthy and as you know the front area of any restaurant is usually indicative of the cleanliness (or lack thereof) in the back area. Look up and you will see DUST on almost every visible surface! YUCK! Read the other reviews and you will see that the two males working the front counter are rude, NASTY and driving people away, even those of us who live closeby. You will also see this food is dishwater mediocre. There is no flavor in any of it and... Never,. not once did we ever receive a receipt! That's a red flag too. You're probably being overcharged. Try asking for one and I'll bet the creep will shout at you! Never go here! Eat anywhere else. You deserve decent food for your money, a clean restaurant and friendly service. F-

I've been a customer of this restaurant with my parents since childhood. Their wonton soup is…read moreflavorful full of soft wontons, green onions and pork strips. They also offer a wide variety of entrees, apps and combination plans. Combos with contain a meat/entree with eggroll and side of fried rice start at like $9.75 while entrees served with white rice start at closer to $11. Everything comes in sturdy to-go containers that can be reused and that will keep the food hot for the ride home. When ordering for pickup, they are really accurate with their time estimates over the phone. They are down to business when you call to order. You can grab any sauce you want when you ask including a spicy mustard.

We once again found that getting take out from Shanghai Gourmet is still a good bet. Our garlic…read morestring beans & shrimp, & garlic string beans & beef were delicious. Ask for xtra spicy for a more mouthwatering experience. Food was ready when promised. Only knock this visit was that the Vegetable dumplings were pretty doughy & bland.

Ordered take out. Wasn't sure what to expect ordering chicken satay from a Chinese restaurant but…read moreit was really tasty! Really well seasoned and not quite like when I get it at a Thai restaurant but definitely will get again. The lo mein was also tasty. Very reliable for take out! Good turn around time as well.

Been in Fairfield for 30 years, been going here as long as I can remember. It's the quintessential…read moretake out joint. The inside is rough, but the food is very good. Is it "fusion" Chinese/fill-in-the blank? No. It's the usual classic dishes that aren't greasy. And never were, I don't understand why people mention the greasy nonsense. Oh, and I moved here from NYC and know great Chinese takeout. The other Chinese places around black rock area are terrible. I know several people who come over from in-town to order here. Is the owner a bit "abrupt" on the phone, yeah but she and her husband are such nice people. And I've seen their kids grow up as they help out there. It's a gem.

Well portioned. cooked very well, haven't had an issue with the food so far. On uber eats they…read moreare named fuji japanese & chinese.

Years Later, Authenticity and Pride are still the words I would use to describe this place!!!…read more Have things changed since they first opened and post-Covid, Yes in operations, but the food remained consistently great. Their current operations could definitely use some great improvement! We arrived to a sign on the door saying reservations wete needed to dine- in. So i stood there and called. They encouraged us to get take-out but i said we were outside and was persistent on dining in. She said 5 minutes. They were already inside, but now they keep the front door locked to prevent ppl from just walking in. I think they prefer for people to order online but to me the food just wouldn't be the same taking it home. So this is real Chinese food. Not like the American stuff most people are used to, but Authentic Chinese like if you actually traveled to China. This place used to have 2 menus, 1 Chinese and 1 American "Chinese" but the woman said that they no longer Serve the American Chinese menu. It's mostly the Authentic cuisine and there were only a handful of American Chinese dishes still served. I could sense the owner's annoyance when 1 person in the group kept asking for dishes not on the menu. It was hard for this girl to understand that the Chinese food that she randomly eats isn't real Chinese food lol. I'm sure that they get a lot of that from Americans... Also note that some of the prices have changed, but the owner was upfront about it. The most accurate pricing is with their online take-out menu. I learned that with their culture, everyone typically orders a dish and then the food is served family style. So two people ordering one dish and splitting it, while not illegal it can be offensive to the culture. This time I started with the smashed cucumber salad. It was a good start definitely enough to share with the table. I tried the West lake thick soup. I had to ask what it was since there was No description, but I went for it. Don't remember exactly what's in it is but I would definitely get it again. The owner was more than happy to answer any questions about the food, the history, and their culture. We ordered a number of dishes, beef with scallions and onion, dbl fried sliced pork belly, crispy pork with sweet and sour, beef w/broccoli and potato w/ chili peppers. All were delish! It's definitely not the American version we are accustomed to. There were veggies we couldn't identify, while others used in ways new to us. The food was all very flavorful And everything is still made fresh in their kitchen. Another tip is Pleeeease don't ask for soy sauce, duck sauce, or any other condiments you are used to. They put their heart and soul in these dishes so It is very offensive. Appreciate the food as prepared, and don't try to Americanize out of habit. Taste it first, I can almost guarantee that you won't need it. Remember these are Chinese people bringing a taste of their culture to America. They don't want to be Americanized, which is why i noticed that most of their patrons are Asian. Definitely go with an open mind! Call ahead and reserve a table if you want to dine-in. Just Enjoy!

Service was a little slow, and they were out of certain dishes, but the food was fabulous. We…read moreparticularly enjoyed the pork hock (expensive but worth trying at least once), and the eggplant in garlic sauce. Will be back for those dishes!