Chinese food?

[java]

Any good offsite Chinese restaurants? Here now and that was a request. So far the offsite restaurants that we have tried thanks to you guys have been great.
So how about Chinese!

 

[wilma-bride]

I would be interested to know this, we love good Chinese food but normally steer clear in Orlando as we've never been able to find a really good one.

 

[java]

Couldn't find any even on yelp so ended up at pf changs. (5 of us ate like pigs for $71 +tip!)

 

[Grumpy92]

PF Changs or Pei Wei

 

[Gr8t Fan]

Might be too late but I've heard good things from other DISers about www.ichibanfl.com . It's a buffet on 192. We're going to try it in August.

 

[GoBears 1980]

Orlando is not great with Chinese food. The best I've had in Orlando is Hawkers Asian Street Fare. It is eclectic Asian with great Chinese, Thai and other Asian dishes.

PS if a buffet costs $10.95 for dinner, it's sole redeeming feature will be the cost. You just can not do quality food for that price.

 

[ChristmasElf]

There is a great hole in the wall Chinese restaurant on Orange Blossom Trail.
It's called Andy Nice House. The inside decor is dated, but the owners are so friendly and they have the best Mandarin Chicken ever.
The place has been there more than twenty years-changed hands only twice but the food has always been great and the prices can't be beat.

Hands down the best taste and worth the drive from WDW. (Best way is to hop on the 417 and get off at the Orange Blossom Trail exit heading north. Go down about 2 miles and you should see a McDonald's on the left. They are in this plaza behind the McDonald's and KFC.

 

[BrinkofSunshine]

It's not exactly Chinese (it's Pan-Asian), but I love Bento Cafe on Sand Lake Road. It's also very reasonably priced.

 

[BillyBuff]

Depends if you want real Chinese as opposed to "Chinese for non-Asians" aka Panda Express, PF Changs, etc.

MAMAK on Colonial has authentic Chinese/Malaysian cuisine. Hawkers is good but I feel it's not as authentic. Noodles & Rice Cafe is good.