After reading some reviews, I decided to give Canton Restaurant a try. Overall, it's no different…read morethan many other Chinese restaurants nearby. The positives: 1) Canto gives you a lot of food. The dinner for one is a really great deal. It comes with egg drop soup, egg roll, scoop of fried rice, chicken fritters chicken, and chicken chow mein. 2) The service was really good at Canto. It's not too busy and the server will talk to you, friendly personality. The negatives: 1) It's really dark inside like a steakhouse. 2) The food taste no differently than any other Chinese restaurants. The best item was the chicken fritters. Everything else was average. This was a pretty cheap eat. I could not finish in one seating and took leftovers for dinner. Overall, about 3.5 stars.

Overpriced. Rude. Not your "memories" of the old Canton - they just butchered the reputation and…read moreleft piles of broken booth seating in their parking lot to tell you "STAY AWAY". Trash spot - save your hard earned money.

By far the best Chinese food I have had in OKC. This is a place that I would say you must go in…read moreperson. When I have ordered it to go I have had issues but in person they knock it out the park.

Szechuan Story came highly suggested through social media apps. I gave the beef lo mein, sesame…read morechicken, and was not impressed. I will say the the best thing I experienced was the chili oil dumpling. I carried out but service seemed to be fine. By the looks of this restaurant when arrive I had the inclination of its cuisine being . It was not. I don't think I will be coming back. I've been trying Asian all around the city. There is better value to be had. Am very excited about Shen Yun in February so I tossed in the flyer with my photos. Enjoys

This might be some of the best Chinese food I've found in okc, and I loved it! The lo mein was…read moredelicious and so was their fried rice. The shrimp in the rice was a little cold but it didn't detract from the meal. Service was agreeable and friendly. Although the interior is a little antiquated, the food was top tier. Looking forward to next visit.

When I walked in the door it smelled of pickles. I went here today and got veggie fried rice. It…read morewas just okay. I had to add soy sauce because it lacked flavor. The veggies were peas, carrots, broccoli, celery, bean sprouts, canned mushrooms, and eggs. Personally I don't like canned mushrooms. It was a decent amount of rice for $9. The service was nice and fairly quick.

Great service! We were seated promptly and several people checked on our table throughout our meal…read more Lovely art covers the walls . Food is always good! Some of our faves are the orange peel beef, walnut shrimp, salt and pepper eggplant and the beef flat noodles.

Chow's is an experience. It takes me back to the old school Chinese restaurants my Grandparents…read morewould take me to Watching them rip cigarettes while we all stared at each other across the lazy Susan. Chow has all the right pieces in place giving you an absolute experience from the inside decor to delivering on the food. I didn't get the hyped up food experience I craved. I've recently been on the hunt for some of the best Chinese in OKC. Chows comes highly recommended on google, Reddit, and yelp so naturally I stopped in. Food: Beef n Broccoli, Sesame Chicken, Beef Lo Mein, spring roll, egg roll, cream of corn w/ chicken, and egg drop soup were all on today's tasting menu.

Great Dim Sum in all city!!! Chicken, duck and pork roasted:…read moreexcellent choice!!! Before choice in a large menu, you can enjoy Dim Sum : many kind of options as appetizers.

I have not been here for 4 months and I used to come to this restaurant monthly. The food quality…read morewent down, the beef rice noodle roll came with regular soy sauce instead of special soy sauce which made it difficult to eat. The steamed pork ribs have rice noodles rolls under it which used to be full of meat but anymore. The shumai is bigger but less shrimps with more corn starch, not very good anymore. Very sad about the change.

I'm surprised I've never been here before, but finally went when my friend was wanting to do a…read moregoing away get together here. Food and service was amazing. We go the Dan Dan noodles and well the spiciness in those noodles was just hot and I can handle my heart with spice. Definitely would recommend the place.

We have visited Chaunyu Fusion several times for dining in or carryout. There is ample space to…read moredine in with good ambience. The menu is wide and varied, giving many options for your tastebuds. Our meals from here have always been good. Great people, too!

Their food selection is impressive for the Online -- To Go Menu. At first, thought, the prices are…read morethe higher-end Market Rate, so I knew upfront that either they are actually very good for their menu prices to sustain it, or it's a clever Entrepreneurial approach for hitting the road running at fast pace. I looked at the reviews and everything told me they are as good as they claim, without being "Breaking The Bank Account." The online services are good. Ordered meals for a robust two person dinner for home, because we just wanted to eat at home after a long busy day at work. Nothing fancy, just a comfort meal in bed while watching a Rom-com Movie and enjoying our beautiful dinner. I for one absolutely LOVE Curry Chicken over white rice. The recipe and portions are perfect. So anything you order should be a "Home Run" meal from Grand China! I grew up being able to eat The Original "Jackson Street" San Francisco China Town Center Chinese Food Restaurants. History: San Francisco China Town is the original destination for Millions of Chinese Immigrants who came to America directly from China to work on The Trans-Continental Railroad in the early 19th Century. If you ever watched Bruce Lee's Movies, he shows you a lot about SF China Town's history. Point being, SF China Town set the food quality benchmark ever since they arrived to provide labor for the railroads buildup across America in the early 19th Century. Grand China exceeds that SF China Town Benchmark and you won't be disappointed. Good Day

Missed the mark…read more Ordered orange beef with fried rice and pork lo mein The orange beef was soggy and way over sauced. That's probably what made it soggy. Some bites had tablespoon sized globs of thick sauce on them. Not good. Other bites had hardly any sauce. I expect my food tossed in sauce, not the sauce kind of thrown on top like its gravy. Fyi: fried rice means plain fried rice. It's just rice that is fried. No veggies or anything. So make sure to specify if you want veggies and egg. This is my mistake. The lo mein was a fairly tasty average lo mein with thick noodles. I probably won't order it again, but it was filling. Portions were pretty standard Chinese takeout portions. Prices were pretty standard as well. Overall, I'd say this is a pretty average Chinese takeout place that just needs to toss the food a bit more after adding sauce.

There are 2 things that I absolutely love here, the braised pork belly and the salt and pepper…read morefish. Love the service here always quick to attend to you and very welcoming. I'm here monthly for my organizations meeting and we're always satisfied when ever we leave. With a full belly and a happy smile after eating good food.

This restaurant is great. Our favorite dish is chicken with eggplant and garlic sauce and red…read moresnapper with bean sauce. All is good and nice portions.