China House used to be one of my go-to spots in Rome. Even through COVID, when a lot of places…read morestruggled, they stayed consistent and reliable, which says a lot. Lately though, something has changed. The food hasn't been as consistent, and I've noticed dishes trending more oily and a bit too sweet than they used to be. It's gotten to the point where I've stopped ordering, which is disappointing considering how often I used to go. That said, the staff is still amazing and the owner is super friendly, so the issue definitely isn't service or atmosphere. I'm really hoping they find their way back to what made them so good, because this place has been a local favorite for a long time.

The food was amazing . I got the sesame chicken platter and spring rolls. They both were very…read moredelicious. I would definitely try again .

As usual, this place disappoints. Nit five minutes ago, I walk in, stand at the counter for…read morearound 4-5 minutes. I can see 1 guy cooking, and 2 guys on their phones. A couple of the guys even made eye contact, and ignored me. On my way out the door I knocked n the glass and flipped them off. That hit one of them outside pretty quick. He asked why I flipped them off I told them I stood there for 5 minutes watching you play on your phone. He said they were still open. Come back in. Absolutely Not. F You

GOOD Chinese with a twist of Fat American love of anything glutton..Get their food before they get…read moreyour cats & dogs!

Fresh and delicious! Everything we ordered. The miso soup was delish and the onions were fresh. The…read morecrab Rangoon was tender and golden. The gyoza was so fresh you know it was like hand made. General Tso's Chicken were large chicken bites and the sauce was so tasty! All of the rolls were phenomenal. The service was on point all evening with friendly and courteous service. As some have mentioned don't let the exterior house-looking building throw you off - the visit is so worth it! Definitely going back as my number one choice in the area.

Very busy. Had food to go and had to wait inside, even ordered much earlier. I think they need…read morebigger place for dining area

See photos and captions. Food was very oily, overcooked, and bland :(. Very friendly though! This…read moreplace is only a takeout counter, not sure why they have a reservation button on Google. Also yes they are open for business until 830p.

ordered two meals and it was the worst $25 ever spent on food! no flavor at all in the rice or the…read moreegg rolls. The pork egg rolls had NO pork inside and everything was so bland we were beyond disappointed!! The sesame chicken was chewy and disgusting!! Never ever again!!

We were seated quickly on a Monday afternoon. It was moderately busy. I got the pho tai and my…read morefriend got the pork chop pho. The broth was rich and flavorful. My bowl was HUGE. I was able to finish off my noodles and meat and then had a ton of that yummy broth left. The pho tai was bomb, but next time I gotta get the pork chop. I tried a bit of my friends and it was so crispy and flavorful! They have all the fixings at each table--sriracha, hoisin, seasoning, fish sauce, etc. which is super important so you can customize the spice and flavor to your liking. The service was good and they were quick. There is truly nothing like a perfectly seasoned, hot bowl of pho on a chilly day! They also serve boba, Vietnamese iced coffee, etc. Plenty of parking as well.

This was a takeout order. No papaya in papaya salad, had some confusion assembling the meal from…read morethe containers they gave me.

I have been ordering there for years, and any time I had a concern about anything it was promptly…read morecorrected. I really like that the owner and family seem to always remember me. I highly recommend the China Garden

We did in fact get two orders of crab Rangoon and they were the cutest little things and tasted so…read moreyum 10/10

This restaurant offers both hibachi seating and traditional dining tables, which provides some nice…read moreoptions depending on the dining experience you're looking for. There were a few positives to our meal. The gyoza that came with my bento box was good, and I also enjoyed the California roll. Unfortunately, the rest of the experience was disappointing. The chicken tempura was particularly underwhelming. It included only two small pieces of chicken, while the majority of the dish consisted of vegetables. The batter was extremely greasy, and the vegetables were soaked with oil to the point that it was dripping off them. Service was also lacking. Our server did not return to check on our table during the meal or offer beverage refills, which left us feeling overlooked. To make matters worse, I felt quite ill shortly after leaving the restaurant. While I cannot say with certainty what caused it, it certainly did not leave me with a favorable impression of the experience. Based on the food quality and service we received, I would not recommend this restaurant and do not plan to return.

We recently dined here for dinner and had a mixed experience…read more On the positive side, our waitress was very good. She was attentive and knowledgeable, and when we asked about the Papaya Seafood dish (we were specifically looking for the papaya), she explained that many customers do not like papaya, so the restaurant removed it from the dish and now only uses the sauce. While that was not indicated on the menu, the dish itself still tasted good, and we appreciated her clear explanation. Most of the food overall was decent and enjoyable. We ordered the hibachi filet and shrimp, avocado roll, California roll, miso soup, and spring roll. Everything was prepared well and met expectations for a casual Japanese restaurant. Unfortunately, the experience took a turn that overshadowed the meal. After I casually asked our waitress if she spoke Mandarin (which she did, and she kindly explained several things to us in Mandarin), a manager-looking woman wearing a dark green dress abruptly inserted herself into the conversation without invitation. She commented, "Oh, I couldn't tell you're Chinese," and then proceeded to ask an unsolicited and politically sensitive question: "Do you think Taiwan is part of China?" She continued to press political opinions that were completely unrelated to dining and entirely uninvited. Introducing politically charged topics to customers during a meal is highly inappropriate and unprofessional. Regardless of personal views, this is not something that belongs in a business setting, especially in a restaurant where guests are simply trying to enjoy their evening. Because of this interaction, we have decided not to return. Good food and service cannot compensate for uncomfortable, forced political discussions. Businesses should focus on hospitality, not politics.

The food was okay. Make sure you drink a lot of water after that and make sure it comes with a fork…read moreor a spoon so you don't have to figure out how to eat the food.

Order on Christmas night to our hotel and was super surprised and satisfied. We ordered the dinner…read morefor 3 and it was all super tasty. The egg rolls were not great but the rest was delicious. Small portions in the meal deal but definitely worth the price. Also the staff was super great!