China Town

Hole in the wall kinda place. Run down. But...best Chinese Food in the area. Owners, who i believe are a family) are great. They will call you if youre late though so be on time to pick up your order. Only one time did i get a weong item and it was an order of pork fried rice vs more white rice. Obviously not a big deal, but i asked because it was for a kid and they rushed, got my rice, let me keep other rice, redid the bag and sent me on my way. Friendly and fast. If you live in the area, i definitely would recommend going here, in my opinion. There are a few more options in town that are fine too. China Town is just the best one.

We picked up shrimp rolls, egg rolls, the chicken and broccoli combo, and the boneless spare ribs combo. Everything tasted great and the portions were generous. Food was ready on time and well-packaged. The only reason I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 is that a couple of items weren’t as hot as I would have liked. Overall, solid Chinese food and I’d definitely order again!

My favorite dish here is the beef with broccoli. I’m happy as long as I eat it. It’s so good and easily the best food in all of Torrington. I could eat it every single day for dinner and just go on and on about how good it tastes. If you haven’t tried it yet, go for it! You won’t be disappointed ❤️‍🔥 One of their biggest strengths is their veggies. They actually taste good and they’re generous with them. I say this as someone who hates veggies. But if you’re not a veggie person, you can ask for no veggies and it’ll still taste amazing. They also have really unique homemade sauces that you won’t find anywhere else. Definitely give those a try too. As for fried foods, my favorites are the Chinese donuts, chicken wings, and fried baby shrimp. The shrimp are super crispy and honestly one of

I can't believe how many fake reviews there are of this place....Don't buy your Chinese food from this place EVER. I don't live in Torrington but I was passing through town and only stopped here because of these phoney reviews saying how good the food was. I didn't call in my order but actually walked in and placed the order (for $50 dollars worth of food) and I waited in my car. Ordered the beef with broccoli combo (very little beef, the broccoli was hard and NOT cooked fully, the egg roll was nothing to brag about and the fried rice was iffy at best) Ordered the sweet and sour chicken which was ok but totally small portions and size of the pieces of chicken were tiny bites at best. Ordered fried shrimp (20 pieces) with fried rice combo. The shrimp were good but again the rice was aw

Essentially, there are. two types of Chinese restaurants, in the USA. The well-known commercial cookie-cutter style and "Family Style" or "HomeStyle"... Restaurants that serve their food "Family Style" virtually don't exist. I was completely clueless to this until I just happened to order from a place in Southington, CT for the first time ever first at age 38 (and I'm no stranger to Chinese food). I believed this to be a rather special find at, this stage of my life. I'm, currently, 40 and I recently moved to Torrington. I, first, tried "Chinatown" bc it's named after Chinatown in NYC and (at this moment) it is also the highest Google-rated local Chinese restaurant in this area. Reviewers seemed overly satisfied with the quality, the presentation and the price. The provided photos looked a