19 Best Chinese Restaurants in Torrance

“Just moved here and came across this place and it is hands down amazing! Love the jajangmyeon and sweet and sour pork. Spot on and hits the spot. Service was great! The waitress was very friendly and accomodating. Wish I took a pic of the food to post but it looked so good we ate it so fast haha

Kid-friendliness: Very kid-friendly. Even gave my son chopstick trainers?“

“Great hidden gem... Mostly regulars here, so I'm glad a friend brought me! everything was delicious, very typical chinese restaurant so familiar flavors... Portion size is amazing. Great value for family style eating. If u don't take leftovers home, ur a better eater than I...

Vegetarian options: They are willing to sub tofu or to make dishes without meat.“

“Me and the the fam do laundry across the street so naturally the wife want her Starbucks. Always passed by this place and it just caught my eye. Don’t know why. I took a menu from the spot and kept it in the glove compartment for some time. One day I was coming down from some acid and was hungry like a mofo. Oh before I say anything more I must mention that when I saw the menu I saw they had shrimp fried rice and that is all it took to seal the deal. However, I am VERY SKETCH on my shrimp fried rice. I only get it from one spot and it’s been like that for around 13 years. Anywho. Coming down from that and I said “screw it! Let’s try it” got the shrimp fried rice and the lunch special of orange chicken. The sfr was dank! Wont compare it to the other but honestly I was impressed. My wife said the orange chicken was ok and that the chicken was hard. I tried it I loved the sauce and the fried rice…well I had just tried it so no difference. I told her that I kinda saw that coming from the chicken bc of the big menu that they have so that is the only negative but I will definitely mess with this place again! Oh the service was quick and straight to the point. The way it should be.“

“The food was delicious. I misremembered the name of one of the dishes I wanted & the lady made a couple of suggestions until I found the right one. Rice was included, though I forgot to specify that I wanted it. A while back, they didn't include unless you asked.“

“Honestly this place was surprisingly good. I definitely recommend it since the price is decent and you get a ton of food. The quality of the ingredients are great. You can see garlic in the noodles.

Honestly, this restaurant was surprisingly delicious. Definitely recommended as the prices are reasonable and you get a lot of food. The quality of the material is good. There is garlic in the noodles.“

“Best in the South Bay! 👍🏽👍🏽“

“The Best Buffet in the area! ? Rotation is on time so everything is Hot! Waiters are very kind and go beyond their duty to take care of you & your family. I advice to please bring cash for their Tip ?

Kid-friendliness: They have lots of Pizza ? & dessert ? for kids“

“I tried both the hot and sour soup and the egg drop soup, and they were absolutely delicious! The hot and sour soup had the perfect balance of tang and heat, while the egg drop soup was rich with plenty of eggs—definitely a step above other Chinese restaurants in the area. Both the Mongolian beef and Mongolian chicken were incredibly tender and packed with flavor. The cream cheese wontons and shrimp chicken egg rolls were outstanding—perfectly crispy on the outside with a savory, handmade filling. The food came out quickly, with a fantastic ‘wok hei’ aroma, and the service was warm and attentive. Prices are very reasonable, especially considering the generous portion sizes. I’m looking forward to coming back and trying more dishes!“

“Came here for Fan Tuan at 3pm but please note the kitchen is closed from 2-5pm, while baked foods are available to purchased in the front. Luckily they had 2 fan tuan left and I bought them to go. It was really delicious! Would love to come back here on Saturday morning for Taiwanese breakfast from 9-12.“

“Went for dinner this past Tuesday and was pleasantly surprised. They’ve changed owners and all the reviews I found were for the old restaurant. The waitress was very nice and the food was very good. We got shrimp and pork XLB, the skin was very thin and the dumplings were huge, but not much soup because each dumpling had a good sized shrimp. We will be re-ordering on our next visit. Also got their cold chicken in hot oil - misnomer as it wasn’t in hot oil but instead a peanut or sesame sauce. We also ordered the sheperd’s purse seafood soup and a Wuxi pork ribs. Our favorite was the shrimp XLB. I took my parents and they enjoyed it so much, they came home with a menu.“

“Very good quality fresh Chinese food! We ordered honey walnut shrimp, seafood tofu, stir fried green beans, chow mein w mixed meat, and Shanghai spare ribs. All were SO GOOD! And free dessert (almond jello) at the end. It’s a local gem!“

“We recently came in for lunch and had a fabulous time here. The vibe is pretty chilled, the appetizers and the mojito were quite delish. Service was exceptional! MLB playoffs were on TV and Tony, the restaurant manager, was very accommodating ... he seated us in the heated patio in front of a huge screen so we were able to watch our beloved Dodgers playing. Our waiter, Gabe, was very helpful and attentive .. he frequently came to check on us to make sure we have enough foods and drinks to enjoy the game. We would definitely come back here in the near future!“

“Sue’s Kitchen is a family favorite! The atmosphere is 5/5, food is a 10/5 if I could give it that rating, the people 5/5. Everyone is so sweet, and I hope this business continues to stay. All the small appetizers never disappoints, beef noodle soup is amazing, stir fry is so flavorful. Hands down, best Chinese restaurant I have ever been to!“

“This is a local Cantonese yum cha type of restaurant. I just tried the ma po tofu and it was quite good. I should have asked them to make it using ma la spices to make it authentic. Will try other dishes soon. Lunch special prices are reasonable. Normal dishes are +$16 per entree. There is plenty of parking. In this strip mall. This appears to be a small Asian cuisine operation which we should support these days of bland chain restaurants.

Parking: Plenty

Wheelchair accessibility: It’s on the ground floor.“

“I wanted something warm, hot, and comforting so galbi tang it was. Came out in less than 10 min bubbling and delicious. Meat fell off the bone although they did include a pair of kitchen shears to help. The included banchan was tasty but I could use a bit more kimchi.“

“Take this from a Korean native who can't live without jajangmyun and jjampong. This place is one of the best places for it. Don't underestimate this place just bc it's in a food court, and not a full fledged restuarant. Miles better than Paik's noodle. Recommend dine in, though their take out and delivery separate noodles from their soup.“

“This place was a wonderful find. ? ❤️
My other Asian takeout was closed & it was on a Tuesday. Have never heard of that.
But. This place was a little was down the street, on Artesia, before the 405 fwy.
The food was Cooked to order. Fresh & hot
In just 10 min. Wow!! So fast. And at lunch hour too!! Shrimp Chop Suey&
Shrimp Chow mein, plus 5 egg rolls
Only $32.00 Sayyyy Whatttt !!!
I will Be Back ! ( in my Best Terminator Voice )“

“Went to the one on Hawthorne and Torrance Blvd in Torrance, CA for the first time. The person who helped us (Gabriel) was very friendly and answered all of our questions. I was VERY disappointed in the food. I was sad that they do not have the Beyond Orange Chicken anymore. It was my favorite. The Eggplant was very undercooked (even some raw). Thank GOODNESS the service was great.

Vegetarian options: Bring back the Beyond Orange Chicken PLEASE!!!!“