7 Best Chinese Restaurants near Greenbrier

“Good Chinese food take-out in Greenbrier. Used to have a fine buffet, too, but that ended with the pandemic. You could eat in, but there are only a few tables. My favorites include: Pu-Pu platter, House Mai Fun, Mooshoo Shrimp, Crab Rangoon and Hot Chicken with Mushrooms. Better for take-out, though.“

“Best Chinese in white house. This has been my spot for over two years and I eat there frequently. The food is always hot, fresh, and the owners are super nice and go outta their way to fix any mistakes that are made if ever.Wheelchair accessibility: Yes“

“Was really excited to eat at a sit down Chinese restaurant. It is not very big and they are super busy. The staff is very nice, attentive, quick, and very hard working. There was a short wait for a table. Once seated was waited on immediately! Soup and appetizers served very quickly nice and hot. The staff never stopped moving. I don't think there was more than 7 maybe 8 staff and the take out orders never stopped. Seafood dinner order was plenty for two. Great portions to share. So happy this restaurant popped up in my search. Highly recommend and will be back!“

“Outstanding. Quality is amazing. They do not skimp. If we lived nearby we'd eat here weekly; we were in Nashville two nights, ate here for dinner both nights. I ordered from the "diet menu" -- really should be called the "sauce on the side" menu -- and the dish came loaded with veggies, with an amazing garlic sauce. They also make the best mei fun I've had in my life.“

“We’re a 15 minute drive from the restaurant. All items were still steaming. Wonton soup was very good. Sweet and sour chicken was good. Sesame chicken was very good. Egg rolls, however, were fair at best. They definitely had an oily off-taste. Fortune cookie was poor. The fortune had an advertisement on one side and the cookie was bland. No flavor. Would I go back? Yes.“

“Always fresh! People are complaining because veggies were undercooked and still crispy. Well that's because its cooked fresh and hasn't been under a heat lamp all day. Go to a hibachi grill. The veggies are still crunchy as they should be. Someone from CA complained about their "Rice pilaf" that their wife got them from China One. Well that item is not on the menu. So? Duh! Rice Pilaf is a typical mideastern dish. Someone complained about the place being a place for their family to live. I know these people. They don't live there. But it is a family run restaurant. Meaning all hands on deck! The children I've seen there are too young for school or are there minding their own business while the rest of the family works. Bottom line. We've been going there since they opened. We have never had an issue with undercooked or overcooked food. It is always prepared fresh. You order it and the lady calls out the order. Then you start hearing knives chopping veggies and meat up. Then you hear it being cooked. Always fresh! Always good! I always highly recommend this place to people I know.“

“Take out ONLY. Which is fine with me!Just get in line & someone will come out to the cars & take your order while you wait. Pick up & pay at the window. I know it sounds strange to explain that, but some people don't realize the inside isn't open.Food is good, not the best, but still good!“