Location: Parma
Top Restaurants in Parma
Most Popular Chinese food in Parma, Ohio, United States
Reviews on Chinese food in Parma, Ohio, United States. Parma is a city in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, United States, located on the southern edge of Cleveland. As of the 2010 census it is the seventh largest city in the state of Ohio and the second largest city in Cuyahoga County after Cleveland.
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10. Wah Fu Chinese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By NanSea03
Picked up lunch here recently. The crab rangoon was pretty good. I'm still trying to figure out the chicken lo mein! The thin (why?) noodles were plopped on top of the container like a bird's nest. The bottom 2/3 of the container held the sauce (which tasted like egg fu yung sauce), the veggies, and very dry, small, hard pieces of chicken. All of this presentation made eating out of the carton impossible, and at work there was no way to dump it all into something to mix it together... (And I would have been annoyed to have to do this anyway.) There are better Chinese restaurants in the area.
9. Mandarin House Chinese Restaurant
Reviewed By NanSea03
So...we've lived in the area for 12 years, and settled on a Chinese restaurant that was pretty good, till now. Recently picked up takeout from Mandarin House, after spending 3 years driving past it to and from work. Just delicious. Best we've had since moving here! The lady at the register was friendly and sweet, and the restaurant is impeccably clean. Hope to eat in the restaurant soon and try their bubble tea. Best sweet sauce I've had. (tastes like apricot?) And the sauce on the beef sticks is delicious.
8. Chopsticks Express
Fast Chinese food take out, made to order grilled teriyaki meals , and Sushiritos. (sushi burrito) wide variety of dishes from Chinese to Japanese cuisines all made fresh and cooked in our open kitchen. Open dining tables and tv. Very modern decor and cle
Reviewed By missysissy
The food is fresh. Orange chicken tasty! Teriyaki chicken made right in front of you!! Noodles are delicious. Fried rice great. Egg rolls and spring rolls are fresh to order. Very clean. Drive thru not open but no problem going inside to order.. Easy parking. So happy to have this restaurant available!!!!
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7. Hophing Chinese Restaurant
Reviewed By LMT
We live in North Royalton and have gone to this small but very busy Chinese restaurant. It is VERY popular with locals. Their phone is ringing constantly with phone in orders. We usually eat-in as they have a couple of tables however most people do pick up. Excellent food, many choices and very reasonable in price. I especially like to add duck sauce which comes in packets, I usually add quite a few. The tea is self-serve and is excellent and is free. (They used to give a couple of free fortune cookies though we haven't received any recently).
6. Little Hong Kong
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Solo2112
Used to come here periodically for lunch buffet with folks from work. They knew me quite well and I brought them a lot of business. Last week I arrived by myself 2 hours after lunch rush. There were 4 booths available and the place wasn't busy. Asked for a booth and hostess stated rudely " NO BOOTHS". I simply turned around and walked out. Not tolerating rude people...
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5. Tay Do Vietnamese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By watchyoursix
Another very good Vietnamese restaurant in the Cleveland area. This one unfortunately didn't have a bahn mi sandwich, but was AMAZING just the same. The nice lady working the front was very kind despite our Vietnamese food ignorance. She was very kind to our 3 year old and the food was lovingly prepared. No pre made over processed food here.
4. Blue Jade
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By SeaGreenSnail1009
We had a great meal at the Blue Jade restaurant. Kind employees and fresh, delicious food (especially the pot stickers) made for a perfect Thursday night meal before our vacation officially began Friday morning. Blue Jade is definitely underrated so make sure to visit this hidden gem if you are in the area.
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3. Fuji Grill Buffet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By tjm2293
Fuji is just âOKâ and nothing special. They do give you a lot of food but their selection, especially of sushi, is not that great. The place is HUGE and itâs always busy.
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2. Dragon Gate Chinese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By doclexus
Love Chinese food, but lately all we have been eating is take out from a multitude of "quickie" Chinese food outlets. Went to Dragon Gate on recommendation from a friend, and have now found a new favorite spot to sit and enjoy good Chinese food. Like most restaurants, they offer take out as well, plus the portions were so large that my wife and I had enough to take home for lunch tomorrow. In addition to standard Chinese fare, there were some new entrees that I was not familiar with, and some variations of old favorites as well. The wonton soup was very good, with julienne sliced pork and vegetables added to make it especially hearty. Rather than the usual bite-sized pieces of meat or seafood that you would normally get in a typical Chinese restaurant, Dragon Gate serves entrees that need to be cut with a knife & fork. Clean, friendly staff & service, excellent food with good sized portions, and reasonably priced; beer & wine available -- they even have a happy hour with reduced beer prices!. The ambiance was OK, as I think this was a converted Mr. Chicken or some other fast food place in a previous life. Definitely worth a visit if you want good "sit down" Chinese food.
1. Kumo Japanese Seafood Buffet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
Reviewed By therobbie1
Great, higher quality buffet. HUGE selection of dishes from several cultures, including traditional chinese (to some degree) and an attentive, friendly staff. One of the largest California roll/sushi/sashimi selections within 50 miles and a Pho/Mongolian section as well.The price MAY throw you off a bit, being higher than most buffets locally BUT the vast selection they offer is WELL worth the extra cost, trust me! If they weren't 1 1/2 hours away we'd dine there far more often.
