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California, United States Food Guide: 6 Chinese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Tracy
Find out what Chinese restaurants to try in Tracy. Tracy is the second most populated city in San Joaquin County, California, United States. The population was 82,922 at the 2010 census. Tracy is located inside a geographic triangle formed by Interstate 205 on the north side of the city, Interstate 5 to the east, and Interstate 580 to the southwest; this has given rise to Tracy's motto, now recorded on the city's website: "Think Inside the Triangle".
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6. Amazing Kitchen
Reviewed By PickyPickyTracy_CA
Great take out choices especially when you donât want to cook! Love the fried rice, chow mein, and sweet and sour pork. If you call for order to go...remember theyâre closed on Mondays!
5. Orient Express
Reviewed By CathyR0b
We order take out from or visit the sit-down dining room at Orient Express at least once per month. It is our favorite place in Tracy for Chinese Food. Their fried rice is the most flavorful in Tracy. Their food is always consistent in quality and taste, and they are always fast and efficient in service. They sometimes make up combo plates that are not listed on their menu, depending on the main entree. When I asked for them to add broccoli to a Teriyaki rice plate, they did it for no extra charge (I think -- it was still reasonably priced). My husband's favorite is the Lemon Chicken, and they send it to the house with the sauce separate from the fried boneless chicken pieces. That way the chicken is never soggy. Their dining room decor is very outdated. It looks like it hasn't been changed since the 1980's, but the quality of the food and service still make it a nice place to eat.When you order take out, be sure to tell them that you want the free order of Crab Rangoon (Wontons) with your $18+ order! They are really yummy, especially with the sweet and sour sauce that they provide.
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4. Mei Mei
Reviewed By Danny K
Love the food. Have been here many times for takeout and dine-in. The staff is always friendly and the service good. The restaurant's appearance is a bit lackluster, but it is easy to look past that when the food is so good!
3. Panda Express
Reviewed By Holdtheair
"PANDA's NEW POLICY""ABSOLUTELY, POSITIVELY, NO TAKING PICTURES"I'm writing this (REVIEW), so none of you (that's right, YOU.....!) will go through the following traumatic experience today!I went to "Panda Express" today to get take out and decided to snap a picture because the dishes/trays looked good. Out of nowhere, this Asian guy (KGB?, Chinese secret police?) comes up to me and tells me I can't take pictures because it's "restricted!?" " Whaaa!?" I thought this was a free country or did Panda Express go Rouge without our knowledge!When did their food become a classified topic? It's not like I'm taking pictures and trying to sell them on "EBAY..." For sale, picture of a "Kung Pao Chicken!" in mint condition and shows vegetables (blacked out for security reasons) with chicken sauce.... rare find, $4,000.00. Fortune cookie included.... Must pass clearance to claim photo!And the pictures already posted with reviews attached, where did those pictures come from...? The last time I checked, none of them had the FBI, NSA, Top Secret, or Classified seals attached....?" Some even describe what the dish is or is that a "NO, NO", Topic now...?Do I need a security clearance to step through the doors? Last time I checked, I didn't see any TSA personnel asking me to empty out my pockets or take my shoes off!Maybe, I was singled out because I brought in an open container (water bottle) that was over the 3oz limit inside of a Panda Restaurant? I've never been told I couldn't take a picture of my food, ever! Could it be because I'm also Asian....? Hmmmm.Where in the restaurant is it POSTED that customers can't take photos? Maybe, they should post pictures of someone taking a photo of their top secret chow mein with a bold big red line through it with the words:"ABSOLUTELY NO PICTURES ALLOWED IN THIS FACILITY" "VIOLATORS WILL HAVE THEIR ORDERS RESCINDED AND THEY WILL BE FORCIBLY REMOVED FROM THIS PREMISE!"They're going to have to show me some type of "POLICY" and it should be "POSTED" in a conspicuous place in the restaurant, so everyone entering with the "EVIL" intentions of photographing the food knows what severe consequence they might be facing! "Ridiculous......, What a crock!"P.S. If your reading this, your have already been given "Top Secret Clearance" to view this review. Disclaimer: you are not allowed to discuss this review within the confines of your computer, tablet, or whatever other gizmo's is in your possession.....This is Boris T5467G signing off!P.S. YOU GET "ONE RED STAR" comrade Panda!
2. Golden Eagle Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Been2Madagascar
Since the #1 Chinese restaurant was closed on Monday night, I tried the Golden Eagle. I ordered three items; Appetizer Silver tipped chicken, entree Chicken with vegetables and a small steamed rice. After an appropriate amount of time the entree is served with no rice. Shortly the rice comes. The meal was average. I asked about my appetizer and was told is was coming. I was about halfway through the entree, when the appetizer arrived. It was burnt and inedible. I asked my server to open one of the foil pouches, he said he would take it back to the kitchen. He indicated that it would be removed from my bill, which it was. I will not be back.
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1. Mandarin Villa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Barbara H
While Tracy has some substandard Chinese restaurants, Mandarin Villa stands out. Nice décor, clean, attentive staff and the food is pretty good. It is a step or two above the other Chinese restaurants in town. You won't find dishes on the menu that you would in the bay area. Mu Shu pork is quite good. They fix the pancake for you at the table which is nice.
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