Chow's

Being from NY, this is one place that makes me feel like we are in China town. The food is traditional and really good.

Driving through and needed a place open after 9 pm that was not fast food. Tasted as it was cooked fresh. Would certainly stop by again if was in the area. Rice and tea were included with your orders. You order family style and share the dishes with others.

Solid Chinese food in the heart of OKC. No frills, quick and delicious. Must try items: Salt and pepper tofu Peking spare ribs

I’ve lived in several states and tried General Tso’s chicken in many places, but unfortunately, this was one of the most disappointing experiences I’ve had. The dish lacked the signature sweet, spicy, and rich flavor—it was surprisingly bland and soggy, despite me waiting for the food to be freshly made. It tasted mostly of bell pepper and had no crunch or depth. The sweet and sour chicken had a crispy exterior, but the sauce was extremely watered down and lacked any real flavor. Similarly, the beef lo mein was bland, tasting only of plain noodles with no noticeable sauce or seasoning. I spent over $45 here, and sadly, it felt like a waste of both money and time. The restaurant was clean and the staff were polite, which I appreciate, but unfortunately, the food just didn’t meet expectati

Update 4 years later: Chows is one of my all time favorite restaurants. Their salty fish fried rice is one of the best fried rice dish I've ever had here in OKC. The prices are very reasonable and the portions are huge. Perfect for family style eating.