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Hua Xia Chinese Restaurant

3.7 (3 reviews)
Closed 12:00 pm - 11:30 PM

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Chung Wah Restaurant

Chung Wah Restaurant

3.4
(28 reviews)
1.7 mi
$

Review of Chung Wag - A "Wag" of Disappointment…read more Rating: 2.4 - It's cheap Chinese food--set your expectations accordingly, but honestly? Skip this place. Ah, Chung Wag in Chelsea--where the décor is stuck in a 70s time warp, the cash-only policy hits harder than a surprise MSG headache, and the food... well, let's just say my taste buds filed a complaint. It was a rainy Friday night, and the cravings hit--the kind only cheap, greasy, glorious Asian food can satisfy. Apple Maps whispered sweet nothings about Chung Wag being a 7-minute drive away, with prices that screamed "Yes, you can afford rent AND takeout!" Foolish optimism, thy name is hunger. The vibe inside was part retro diner, part chaotic takeout hub--like if a Wong Kar-wai film had a budget cut. People milled about, some waiting for orders, others staring at the menu like it was the 'I Ching' (spoiler: no fortunes were revealed). After a quick cash-for-food exchange (pro tip: bring bills, not dreams), I was back in my car, assaulted by an aroma so strong it could've cleared my sinuses AND my regrets. Alas, the excitement was shorter than a takeout chopstick: - Queen's Chicken Curry Onions? More like Boiled chicken with Suspicious Veggies--those were not onions, my dude. - Scallion Pancake? Staler than bread left out two weeks ago. - Crab Rangoon? Packed with more garlic than two roasted vampire repellents. - Fried Chicken Fingers? The lone survivor--because even Chung Wag can't ruin deep-fried nostalgia. Our quest for good-cheap Asian food continues, but Chung Wag? More like Chung Nah.

Are they a little rude? Yeah. Do they only take cash? Yeah. Do they have the outdated menu pictures…read moreat the front? Yeah. But.. the portions are lit and it tastes like solid American Chinese. Ambiance is pretty casual, I always order out the sesame chicken

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Menu inside
Kung Po Chicken (Lunch Special: $8.50) - NOT spicy - 2/5
Kung Po Chicken (Lunch Special: $8.50) - NOT spicy - 2/5
Lunch Special Menu (do not believe the online menu)

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Lunch Special Menu (do not believe the online menu)
Ho Win Palace II

Ho Win Palace II

4.2
(63 reviews)
1.5 mi

Delicious dishes. The hot and sour soup is very flavorful. Multiple choices on old time…read morefavorites. Decor is beautiful with a great atmosphere.

Return Sunday lunch visit, repeating three items that were good the previous time and trying two…read morenew ones. I forgot how swanky looking the place was, and that still impressed. -- Egg Rolls: Cradled in a wicker basket, crisp on the outside, celery, and pork on the inside, a bit dry, but good flavor. A little above average. -- Spare Ribs on the bone: Painted on every surface with a nice char to complement the glaze. A thicker cut than most. Just like last time, they looked like a reheat, but still had very good texture (tender, moist) and decent enough flavor. Above average. -- Pork Egg Foo Yong: A trio of thick patties flooded with light brown sauce. Good crispness underneath. Soft and tender with big chunks of pork that wasn't dried out. Good overall flavor from the fry, the onions, and the pork, as well as the sauce. Near-elite to elite. -- Kung Pao Chicken: A little different here, with much larger shreds of chicken, a little darker than most, less celery and peanuts than most, a profusion of peppers, and pleasing spiciness to the soy-based sauce. Very enjoyable. Above average to well above average. -- Peking Noodles: A little different, and in a good way. More of a fine shred than a crumble, much spicier, and a little gloppier. Good feel to the egg noodles. I don't get this dish often enough to compare, but I enjoyed it. No OMG moments, but no complaints. Solid lunch, flavorful entrees, and I departed with a higher opinion than before. Upping to 4 stars.

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Ho Win Palace II
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Lobster fried rice
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Teriyaki Yummy

Teriyaki Yummy

2.8
(177 reviews)
1.8 mi
$

I was in town on business and made the fatal mistake of ordering from this restaurant. Not a…read moreregular mistake -- I mean the kind of mistake people reflect on during their final moments. If I ever do this again, assume I've given up on life.The wonton soup arrived with broccoli floating in it like someone panicked mid‑recipe and just started throwing produce at the pot. It tasted like someone boiled disappointment until it begged for mercy. I didn't know a liquid could taste like failure, but this soup managed it. The spring roll? Imagine chewing on a rolled‑up landscaping project. Zero flavor. Zero effort. Zero hope. I've had more satisfying bites accidentally inhaling air. And the bourbon chicken... sweet in the way a melted Halloween candy found under a car seat is sweet. It tasted like someone whispered the word "bourbon" over a bucket of sugar and called it a day. I've eaten gas station food that felt more handcrafted. This wasn't a meal. It was a cry for help from a kitchen that has clearly stopped believing in itself.

Genuinely the best place in the world I am shocked that it has such a low rating. My best friend…read moreand I get this place off uber eats at least once a week and it SLAPS every single time. They give good portions at a very cheap cost, I swear they're immune to inflation. Lo mein and dark meat teriyaki chicken is my favorite, and their sushi is also great!!! I need the recipe to the sauce I could drink it fr. Ignore the other reviews and take a chance on teriyaki yummy you will not regret it. WE LOVE YOU GUYS

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Szechuan chicken lunch special + 3 items
Szechuan chicken lunch special + 3 items
Lunch special: orange chicken with lo mein ($11)
Lunch special: orange chicken with lo mein ($11)
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Shrimp and veggie Lunch Bowl

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