Came here to place an order for 3 lunches without ordering ahead. Food was decent & came out quick…read more Fresh & hot... Service was good & pricing was as good as it can be this day in age. Will definitely come again if in the area for a quick bite to go.

I made a friend a plate of same day left over don't worry even after 2 days this food hits. Great…read moreservice and ingredients

Over priced....restaurant and the food was nothing special...this restaurant only cater to the…read moreolder crowd....hahaha

Came to the Gulfstream to see the horses run and decided to get a bite to eat. Always wanted to try…read morethis Chinese restaurant since it's the old school Chinese food Chinese food . Honestly, I wasn't too impressed. The bowl with the rice and the shrimp wasn't too bad, but the chicken was not good at all. The chicken was so tough. When the waiter came around to ask if everything was ok, I was honest and told him that the chicken was very tough. He was a nice enough to go in the back and get a new batch with the sauce on the side. The chicken was more tender now , and the waiter was nice enough to make it better .

Best Egg Roll in Town!!! The food is fantastic! Their menu is classic Chinese cuisine. This is the…read morebest Chinese Restaurant I've been to since I was in Chinatown in Philadelphia.

Solid American Chinese food with certain authentic Cantonese dishes. Service was a bit slow due to…read moreone server in a Thursday night. Can be tight and crowded feel.

It's my go to Chinese restaurant. I ordered salt and pepper scallops, shrimps, and squid. It was a…read morebit salty. Snow pea tips were great so as beef flat noodles. They were delicious. The service was friendly and fast. The place is not fancy but they made it cleaner than before.

We were a party of four and had been looking forward to some authentic Chinese cuisine. We've…read moreactually dined here several times over the years whenever we're in the area, so we knew to expect good food--and we definitely ordered way too much. The standout, is the Hong Kong-style wonton soup. It's easily big enough for 3-4 people to share, with delicate, light wrappers and a rich, homemade broth that really sets it apart. The vegetable dishes are also a strong point--we ordered three, and the black mushrooms with bamboo shoots were the highlight. Where the restaurant falls short is in the execution of some dishes. A few items were noticeably too oily, particularly the duck and char siu, which came across as overly greasy. Cutting back on the oil would make a big difference. The restroom also needed more attention--it was below average in cleanliness. Service is typical for many Chinese restaurants: fast, efficient, and direct, but not particularly warm. Overall, I'd rate this experience a B- great flavors, but inconsistent in delivery.

When it comes to Chinese food, I usually choose Mongolian beef and General Tso's Chicken as my…read more"test dishes" - and the Garden grew past my expectations! The food was tasty, the service lovely, and the decor was fine. They were quite speedy too, so that's just a nice bonus. I would recommend them as a delicious outgrowth of what we expect and desire from American Chinese cuisine.

"Lychee Garden's food is always on point, and the ladies at the register are incredibly friendly…read moreand make sure you're always taken care of." The cafe is small and always clean.

Everything is delicious, and the prices are great. Service…read moreis always good. Have been here over 10x

I've driven past Dumpling King so many times and finally decided to stop in to try it. I ordered…read moretakeout, but they do offer indoor seating if you want to dine in. The space looked clean overall, though it could probably use a few updates to the interior. Service was quick and straightforward, which is always a plus when you're grabbing food to go. I ordered the special house fried rice, dumplings, and fried chicken. The dumplings and fried chicken were both really good -- flavorful and satisfying. The only thing that didn't work for me personally was the fried rice, which was a bit too oily for my taste. Overall, I enjoyed most of the food and would come back again, especially for the dumplings. Good option if you're looking for a quick, casual bite.

Jarana was such a gem to find and close to home. I also love ceviche and the uncrowded part of the…read moreAventura mall, so it was a win/win for me! We started out to the le tigre ceviche and it was amazingly fresh. I ordered the duck confit as a main and my boyfriend had the grilled steak with veggies and rice. We both enjoyed everything. Jarana has a great vibe and was lively but not overly noisy.

Tell me how I've heard so any people tell me they'd NEVER Try cow heart/anticuchos. Honestly, I…read morethink it's because they just haven't a good one. You just need to put yourself in the hands of Chef Martha Palacios. She just dropped a new menu with amazing crispy rice, which to be honest, may be my favorite crispy rice right now. It's sort of shaped like a pizza and it has a good amount of fish and ikura. You know we love Ikura here. It was a table slapper for sure. They also have their own version of hummus which I think (if they tell you to eat more greens this is what they mean, served with crisp flatbread it's like a pillow! Oh and I found out they have a happy hour called 4-5-6-7, everything on this menu is at that range. Oh and they have a josper grill which I had no idea what that was but it looks so cool!. Probably why this anticuchos was so good. Their milanesa they incorpated peruvian corn which I love and of course we had to get the classic duck rice dish, Jarana located in the Abbey of the Aventura is a can't miss!

Love this place. Best Chinese food ever…read more I drive from Broward to eat here. Never disappointed!

Yummy food they've always follow instructions when I say no salt it is still absolutely yummy and I…read moredon't get sick afterwards. You won't be sorry.

I was in the area at dinner time and discovered Hunan Wok tucked into the corner of the Sheridan…read moreSquare Plaza. After checking out the excellent reviews I decided to order food to celebrate Lunar New Year. The lady at the register taking the orders is a gem. She is so friendly and welcoming to everyone who enters. The menu features Chinese American favorites including wonton soup, egg rolls, fried dumplings, boneless pork spareribs, roast pork fried rice, sweet and sour pork, pepper steak, and shrimp in lobster sauce. I decided on the chicken with vegetables, beef and broccoli, eggrolls, and wonton soup. Everything I tried was great. While waiting for my food people came in and out regularly giving this restaurant the feel of a beloved neighborhood spot. You can eat at one of the tables in the no frills dining room or take it to go as I did. Either way you are sure to love the food.

One of the best Chinese around you can dine in or take out 15-20 minute wait Clean place they…read morecan substitute any item lots to choose from great price food fresh and hot service great clean place

My first time ordering Chinese food from this restaurant. I was very impressed by the food…read moreeverything came so fresh and delicious I ordered the beef lo mein, egg roll which my mother said was delicious and very crispy :), crab Rangoon, hot and sour soup, pork fried rice which my mother and I were impressed by it !! So freshly made ! , fried dumplings!! Everything came out so delicious and tasted so fresh and satisfied my craving forsure especially the dumpling! Omg so good !! I will be returning back I found my new favorite go to Chinese ! It's a must try !!!

The old Chinese restaurant has stood the test of time in Hollywood for fifty-six years. The…read moreinterior displays traditional Chinese ambiance with a stone buddha statue guarding the host counter upon entry. The Asian hand painted folding paper fans along the walls and the red Chinese New Year lanterns hanging from the ceiling added a nice touch to the subtle decor. We were sat immediately at a booth of our choice. The dining room was empty of customers with an eerie silence. The server greeted us with the standard duck sauce and golden crispy crackers and the traditional metal tea kettle and cups. I slurped down my wanton soup that had plump wanton and not salty thin broth. The General Tso Chicken with fried rice was a huge portion and tasty. The fried eggroll had a crisp outer shell and was dense with veggies, although it seemed more like an oversized spring roll than a traditional Chinese egg roll, but the superb taste overshadowed the petite size. As were eating, I still could not stop noticing that we were the only customers at lunchtime 12pm during the work week. I will take great food and attentive service any day over a loud packed dining room but could this be the end of a strong fifty-six year run to end the China Lane legacy? I sure hope not. As the bill arrived, I noticed a portion at the bottom with suggested tip percentages to merely place a checkmark in a box - not bad, just unique. The gender assigned bathroom was clean with a dominant red door and gray marble-like tile. The toilet rules written on the front of the tank made me chuckle and added some unexpected humor to a traditional Chinese restaurant (see pic and read).