7 Best Chinese Restaurants near South Glens Falls

“My wife and I have dined here twice now. Both times prior to an Adirondack Thunder game. Both times our meals were delicious! Reasonable priced. Very courteous staff. Fast service. This is now our go-to place for Chinese food before Thunder games!“

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“We came here around closing time and they still served us for hibachi. We didn't feel rushed and they took their time to serve us and still gave us the proper hibachi show experience. They gave us a decent amount of meat compared to what we usually get for hibachi meals, but the sides were on the smaller side for portions. Our cook was friendly and fun. Food tasted pretty good. Not the best we've had, hence the 4 star review. But it's a decent place for dinner. Meals cost about $25-35 per plate. The kids meals are about $18-25 a plate as well. The grills and restaurant were very clean and well taken care of.“

“Enjoyed a family dinner here! The server was amazing! We had a wide variety of rolls and dishes and each one was fantastic! And everything came out fast! I had a drink special the stoli punch and my goodness that was amazing! We all enjoyed everything! Even the kiddos tried something new with the sesame chicken (they finished the plate!). Our sever was great, very personalble and had great suggestions on the menu. I didnt hear her name but she was definitely amazing! Thank you for the amazing anniversary family dinner we had! Even the dissappearing eel roll! LolKid-friendliness: They have many options i feel are kid friendly. Like plain hibachi noodles or fried rice. Sesame chicken is a go to now for my kiddos.“

“It is a very nice place to dine. They have hibachi, regular tables, and traditional Japanese tatami seating. Although this is primarily a Japanese steak house, they do serve some Chinese dishes as well. We had some excellent aged fried tofu, steamed shrimp shumai, and fried pork gyoza as appetizers. The wonton soup was a large bowl filled with 8 to 10 wontons. Excellent broth and the wontons had a nice thin exterior instead of the thick doughy version served at mist places. I had a generous portion of shrimp lo mein that featured 10 fresh shrimp. The noodles and sauce had a certain extra something in the flavor, which elevated it above most typical lo main dishes. The hot tea was a burnt rice tea that featured a fair amount of tea leaves and rice in the cup. I really enjoy this kind of tea this way, and it had an excellent flavor and aroma. Highly recommended.“

“Definitely one of the better Chinese joints in town, food is consistently the same, not good day bad day kinda thing that I notice with some Chinese food places. Only down side is that they don't serve egg foo young which is usually one of my usuals.“

“Best chinese in the area. Don't fill everything with soy sauce. I literally won't eat anywhere else. The chicken is not all stringy when reheated like a lot of places. The rice is excellent w/o being super greasy. I am very picky and this place rates.“