One of Vinings' best-kept secrets! Tucked away near Paces Ferry, the atmosphere here is…read moresurprisingly peaceful. The staff was incredibly attentive, and my food arrived hot and fresh. The portion sizes are very generous for the price. Highly recommend sitting down for their Kung Pao Chicken and pot stickers!

Well, well I finally got delivered good old fashioned shrimp fried rice just like I used to have as…read morea child in NYC. Not only did it look amazing, the flavor was delicious.....so much so, I didn't have to re-make it adding onions and veggies. I've never had such huge shrimp that are cleaned so meticulously. and prepared perfectly done!! This is a winner!!

Always the best, freshest and hottest. House of Chan is easy to find, ample parking and vast menu.read more

My rating is for the many many years of memories (40+) eating dinner at the House of Chan with so…read moremany family members (some no longer with us) and friends. I remember when Mr Chan walked around greeting guests and his family worked the floor. I just pulled up for my traditional driving home from the ATL airport meal and learned that it had sadly closed. Thank you for the memories.

Portion sizes are great, and prices for these dishes at other restaurants are very comparable! I've…read morehad their fried rice, Singapore noodles, pad thai, pad see ew, sushi and appetizers and everything is fantastic every time! Service is friendly and fast, and the environment if dining in is lovely as well. I can't recommend this place enough!

I've been eating here for years and noticed that the attention to detail regarding food quality has…read morewaned. Ordered to go fried rolls (chicken) and they were cold, soggy, and not at all fresh tasting. Hot & Sour soup tasted completely different than previous orders and the Thai Red Curry with chicken was watery and underwhelming. They forgot our rices that we ordered to accompany the entrees. Maybe they were just having a bad night but lately it has been a trend.

Peking Garden is one of my regular lunch spots. The staff is always very friendly and fast. You…read morecan't beat their lunch specials--today I had kung pao chicken with fried rice and a hot & sour soup, all for under $10 before tip. Solid food, great value, and perfect for a quick lunch.

The woman who took our order and greeted us was quick, polite, and efficient. She clarified whether…read morewe wanted egg or spring rolls and I appreciate that as well as her promptness with letting us know the wait. (we ordered about 15 min before we arrived so we knew there would likely be a slight wait). While the service was pleasant, there was a slight smell in the restaurant even tho employees were cleaning right before closing. Most importantly the two stars are because the food quality was poor. Chicken was not cooked well (but thankfully not raw), there was not enough seasoning or marinade for chicken (ex: no garlic taste) and very minimal vegetable included in hunan chicken dish which comes with carrots broccolli among other vegetables normally depending on the restaurant. Food was hot when served but half of the portion was brown rice listed as "fried rice" but had no veggies or eggs and also seemed bland. Besides soy it lacked a lot of flavor, and this was disappointing. I hope cuisine improves in future hopefully this was related to ordering near closing time (45 min before) but unfortunately I would not return due to this experience. I wish them the best and service seems like it would be decent, but food quality is priority for me.

We were a party of 6. Every. Single. Person. Enjoyed their meal!…read more We ordered spring rolls, dumplings, dry fried eggplant, cauliflower, general tso's tofu, tofu with eggplant, pepper steak, orange chicken and a couple more items. Everything I tasted was delicious. And everything else looked just as delicious. Service was excellent. We opted to sit outside. It was a little loud, but to be expected given the location. I'll definitely be back here again!!!

Food: 10 Service: 10…read moreFamily friendly: 9 Price: 8 Food is authentic and good quality. Everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and well prepared. The portions were satisfying and the dishes came out hot and quickly. The staff is friendly and the service is always consistent when we order. The atmosphere is comfortable and welcoming for families. This is the only Chinese place we have been ordering from for the last few years, whether dining in or getting carryout. It has become our go-to spot when we want reliable Chinese food. Zero bathroom trips afterward.

Canton Cook might be the best Chinese restaurant in Cobb. The service is fast and super friendly…read more For the food, we had the pan fried spicy salted shrimp with noodles and it was delicious. The portions are big too-- we ordered two protein dishes and three of us ate and were completely full after. Definitely a great spot if you're looking for solid Chinese food with generous portions.

Very good Chinese food. The place seems authentic. We had some chicken fried rice, moo goo gai…read morepan, hot and sour soup, sweet and sour pork, egg drop soup, egg rolls and pork egg foo young. While it was all tasty, the egg rolls were the main attraction. They were the biggest I've ever eaten with an excellent flavor. If I had to buy just one thing, it would be a platter of those! We were overall pleased, though a little disappointed at the sheer cost of the food. We got a lot, but we've gotten similar amounts before and it's cost a lot less elsewhere. Also, we asked for bean sprouts on everything possible, so we expected the moo goo gai pan and the fried rice to have something in them but there were no beansprouts to be found. Either way, we'd definitely go back!

If you are looking for fancy, this ain't your spot...but if you are looking good portion sizes of…read moreclassic Chinese favorites at a good price, then No. 1 China may just be the spot for you! Located in the Kroger shopping center at the corner of South Cobb and Concord, next to a Papa Johns and Wing Stop sits this tiny old school Chinese spot. Given the current Covid situation, they are limiting dine-in and have now placed a plexiglass barrier on the counter with a tiny door/opening in which payment/food is passed through. While they have updated a few things to ensure they are keeping folks as safe as possible, they have not updated the wall menu board or the décor in this place opening...but at this point, I feel the outdated and slightly dingy décor adds to the essence of a small mom/pop Chinese spot! Food wise we have sampled multiple things from the menu, but our absolutes are the Pork Egg Roll ($1.25), Wonton Soup ($2.95), Sesame Chicken ($7.95) and the House Lo Mein ($6.95). As you can see, we can get all this for less than $20! And for that $20, we get at least two meals out of each dinner as the portion sizes are true to classic Chinese spots, with either the boxes or plastic containers being filled to the brim! I usually judge a spot by their Wonton Soup, and I treated No. 1 China was no different. Luckily for me they passed the test and their Wonton soup had a base of chicken broth (instead of beef!) and featured a few large stuffed wontons and a small packed bag of crispies! Since they passed this test, I was able to dive in to a few other dishes, mainly the chicken and lo mein. The Sesame Chicken dinner combo comes with fried rice and an egg roll, while the Lo Mein is a stand alone. The Lo Mein is packed with all the meats from chicken, beef, pork to shrimp along with the noodles and veggies. The Sesame Chicken is nothing special, but is mixed sized breaded chicken bites with a gooey sweet sauce. The fried rice is just ok, it doesn't come with a bunch of veggies in it, but it is a basic fried rice that hits the spot as a side. Service here is decent, they have always been very friendly on the phone and in store. Sadly they do not offer delivery of any sort, so I usually call my order ahead and go pick it up. I will recommend you make this habit as well, as walking in to order and wait can create a long wait time, as they get a lot of call in orders! With that, they always quote about 20 minutes for pick up time...add 15 to whatever they quote you. I have legit never arrived to find my order ready or to an empty lobby. They are always busy, so be prepared to be patient! Overall, this is a go-to spot for us for quick service, tasty and cheap Chinese food. It may not be the best in the city, but it hits the spot time after time!

Ordered pork fried rice w/o eggs, hoping it would be made fresh. Nope. The pork was dark brown,…read moreburnt, and rubbery. Disgusting! Also, they are SUPER rude! I've given them chance after chance, but decided no more. I hope they get shut down. As an owner of multiple small businesses, I know the importance of a quality product and stellar customer service. Someone needs to teach them that.

5/5 stars I was in town for a business trip and decided to…read morestop by The Orient on a Wednesday evening after a long day of meetings. Since I wasn't in the mood to sit down and eat, I went ahead and placed a call-ahead order for their House Lo Mein along with an order of fried chicken wings. The restaurant itself is fairly spacious with a nice, welcoming atmosphere once you step inside. The décor gives off a classic Chinese restaurant vibe that feels comfortable and relaxing. Parking, however, is a bit of a mixed bag. The spots right in front of the building are limited, so I ended up using the extended parking lot, which was a little dark and had that slightly eerie feeling at night -- nothing too wild or dangerous, but definitely not the most well-lit area I've seen. When I arrived to pick up my order, I was pleasantly greeted right at the door by the staff, who provided genuinely friendly and efficient customer service. That warm welcome made the whole pickup process smooth and quick. Once I got back to my hotel room and finally dug into the food, I have to say the House Lo Mein was prepared with fresh ingredients and good quality noodles and vegetables. It wasn't the most outstanding lo mein I've ever tasted in my life -- I've had versions that were more flavorful and better seasoned -- but it certainly wasn't the worst either. I'd honestly describe it as pretty mid-tier: solid, reliable, and worth what I paid for it on that particular evening. The fried chicken wings, on the other hand, really stood out to me. They were extra crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and actually had some noticeable flavor and seasoning, which made them quite enjoyable. All in all, it was a decent and satisfying meal that hit the spot after a tiring day. The portions were generous enough, and the value felt reasonable. I could definitely see myself returning to The Orient sometime in the future if I find myself back in the area and in need of a quick Chinese takeout option. That said, with plenty of other restaurants nearby that offer more affordable prices and bolder flavors, it probably wouldn't be my absolute first choice the next time I'm craving something similar. Still, if you're looking for a convenient, no-fuss spot with friendly service and consistently okay-to-good food, The Orient is worth considering.

I met a friend here for dinner, and we really enjoyed our drinks and sushi. We might make this our…read morenew meeting spot since it's halfway between our homes. The service was attentive and helpful. The manager, we think that's who he was, also stopped by to check on our evening. It's got a great vibe. There are many places that you could bring me to, so if you wanna be away from the hibachi and have a quiet area, or you can be in the mix, The espresso martini was strong and too sweet. I started with the hot-and-sour soup. It was so good, and my friend started with a ginger salad. Our favorite roll was the one with multiple types of fish, rolled with cucumber. It was so fresh and delicious. It's a little hard to eat, but totally worth the effort. We also had a Sheldon room with spicy tuna, and it was square instead of the regular roll, and we really enjoyed that one, too. When we come back, we'll be tempted to order the same rolls, if we can figure out what they're called, but if not, there are so many other phenomenal options on the menu we'd be happy with.