It's good, convenient and it's one of the few Chinese restaurants that cooks with gluten free soy sauce. Â I'm sensitive to wheat/gluten and great tasting fast food is not really an option anymore. Â I especially love their pork fried rice, beef chow fun and chicken and vegetable with the white garlic sauce. Â Big portions too - we always get at least 2 meals - dinner and lunch the next day! Â Friendly staff too.
Review Source:It has been difficult to find a Chinese restaurant in the Chandler area that has really great hot and sour soup - Chen's definitely has the best recipe we have found since living in the San Francisco Bay Area. Â We really like the Orange Chicken, egg rolls, soup and salad that is served on their lunch menu. Â Also, the prices are very reasonable for lunch! Â Hope you try it and enjoy it.
Review Source:Fairly decent food for a little Chinese restaurant. Very prompt service and the food was hot. Had chow mien with chicken and my daughter had cashew chicken. We both ordered special and they were very accommodating. We got bowls of egg drop on the house and ordered some egg rolls. All the food was good.
The only downside was the waitress's daughter was there...about 2 years old and NO ONE was watching her. She kept interrupting everyone'd dinner and would stand and stare at the diners..including myself and my daughter. It was a bit annoying.
I am quickly coming to the conclusion that Chinese food in the valley will merely be an exercise in mediocrity.
Oddly enough, the last time I had what one would call truly unique Chinese food was when i was in North Pole (not "the North Pole") Alaska. Â It's in the middle of nowhere, but it's some of the best Chinese food I've had in years.
But back to Chen's. Â Food was ok. Â Mediocre but edible. Â I'm not sure this is a review of Chen's so much as it's a commentary on the sad state of Chinese food here in the valley.
It usually takes a good word of mouth review from a friend for me to try a new Chinese restaurant. However, I was craving this cuisine and this restaurant is close by and tucked away in a small quiet strip mall. Wasn't busy at all on a Friday evening. We were greeted right away as we entered into the clean, open, no frills dining room. We ordered beef and broccoli, chicken fried rice and lo mien. As we waited our super friendly server offered bowls of egg drop soup on the house. The soup was a nice touch but nothing superb. I was satisfied with our meal but it was not the best I've tasted. Fried rice was a little bland. Beef and broccoli was delicious. Overall I'd say the service was way better than the food.
Review Source:Great little family restaurant! Â Very clean, superb service, and the food is very tasty. Not greasy and always hot (temperature). Loved the angel blossoms (crab rangoon). The hot and sour soup had some fire to it, and the fried rice (not greasy) was a meal in itself. We ordered the family dinner and took as much food home as we ate. A very good value.
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