Location: Deer Park
Top Restaurants in Deer Park
Best Chinese food near Deer Park, New York, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Chinese food in Deer Park, New York, United States. Deer Park is a hamlet and census-designated place (CDP) in the town of Babylon, Suffolk County, New York, United States. The population was 27,745 at the 2010 census.
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9. Imperial Orchid Incorporated
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By aloeagleshot
Finding a reasonable sit down Chinese restaurant was becoming a chore. Fortunately, Trip Advisor made it easier. First time here and we ordered from the prix fixe, all of our food was pretty damn good. Soup, appetizer, meal and ice cream $20 each, not including beverages and tip/taxes. Today I would call that reasonable. People were nice, server was friendly, beverage refills quick. Sitting area was very clean and modern, looked newly renovated and tastefully done. Will be back. And yes I would recommend!
8. East Chinese Restaurant
Reviewed By Paule E
Every time I visit New York, I must eat at this restaurant. Food is super, well prepared and very very tasty. I just can't get my Chinese food like this at home in the south, so I look forward to eating here, when ever I am in town.
7. Hibachi Grill and Supreme Buffet
Reviewed By gostartraveler
A good, decent place for Chinese buffet, also serves some American food. Attentive waitstaff. Parking is to the side, near the back of some businesses, so you see their Dumpsters. Men's room does not have baby-changing table, women's room did but bathroom was dirty (food spilled!) so we changed baby in car. Also has a bar.
6. Top China
Reviewed By L L
Very Clean, open kitchen so you can watch them make and pack your food. Family run business with good quality food and good prices. Takeout and delivery only
5. Rhine Chinese Kitchen
Reviewed By LeicesterChipper
Freshly cooked food with an option of low calorie chicken teriyaki very tasty and a quarter of the calories. The place was a bit short of space but plenty of families and couples eating here. The price was good and the food tasted wonderful. Would recommend.
4. Chopstick Garden Inc
Reviewed By DnDvn
Now we are not experts at Sushi but my son's are starting to get into it. They have eaten some really good sushi in Queens and some not so fresh stuff from BJ's and Stop and Shop. They would rate this sushi much much closer to that of Queens but not as good. As far as the Chinese food goes it taste as good as all the rest and their portions are plentiful.
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3. Jade Garden
Reviewed By chuckm680
Great Tasting Chinese food, especially the Boneless Spare Ribs, Roast Pork Lo Mein, Chicken w. Broccoli, and Sesame Chicken.If your calling in an order for dinner, just add 5 or 10 minutes when they tell you how long before pickup, because they are always busy and the food is worth the wait !
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2. FAN Chinese Cuisine
Reviewed By smeghead39
FAN-tastic! Unless you live in Chinatown or Flushing, this is worth a trip from distance. Authentic dishes, well prepared, quality ingredients, large portions. Be adventurous with your orders- you can't go wrong.
1. Chung Wah Kitchen
Reviewed By MikeNYPhotographer
Chung Wah is my favorite local Chinese takeout restaurant. Purely takeout, not restaurant although ther are a few tables, these are more for patrons waiting for their order to be ready. The owner is very nice, he makes the best food. If a busy Friday or Saturday evening he doesn't really cook though, they have a lot more help than say a Tuesday, etc. I considered giving them a "good" rating because the food is not gourmet or even void of the oily Chinese takeout taste. However, unless you're talking about a restaurant or even Asian fusion at that, this falls squarely in with all othe takeout places, except that overall the food taste, quality of fresh ingredients, and how they are still good after being cooked (vegetables mainly), and the service is better than most. The owner's wife works there too and even there young son is there after school. The previous restaurant burned down from a fire at the laundromat that was next store. For the 18 months they were closed, I went to other restaurants, but eventually just stopped eating Chinese take out until Chung Wah reopened. When they dd, it was like a party every day, people came from everywhere to welcome them back. With no advertising that they were even repenting, there was a waiting line every time I went. Luckily this went away as things got back to normal. The new restaurant is clean and new also.
