Small, slightly run-down space offers fast-paced service with a calm atmosphere. Large, affordable portions focus on meat dishes with bold flavors like jalapeño chicken and orange chicken. Consistent low prices attract those seeking hearty, no-frills Chinese food to-go.
Meals include combo deals with fried rice, sesame chicken, and Buddha's delight. Plates often come with sides like Lo Mein, white rice, egg rolls, and beef and broccoli, plus a drink.
Offers no nonsense, cheap, quality Chinese food with prices that don't break the budget. Serves hearty meals suitable for families and those looking for a cheap dinner option.
"I found the Chinese food here to be cheap and the portions were generous."
"The food here is delicious; I'll order it again."
"The Chinese food portions are huge and offer great value."
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Combo meals start at $7.50 and include two entrees, an eggroll, and a drink.
Expect generous portions; one meal can easily feed two people.
Cash is required for payment to avoid delays at checkout.
Tiny, clean space with limited seating creates a grab-and-go vibe. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting despite simplicity. Known for affordable prices and generous portions, it draws those seeking quick, budget-friendly Chinese food.
Volcano Chicken and Orange Chicken pack bold flavors and cook consistently well. Egg rolls and sesame chicken stand out, with the latter made from real chicken and plenty of sauce at the bottom.
Offers very cheap prices with large portions. Food quality stays good despite the low cost.
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The lunch combo at Chi’s Express is very affordable, typically under $7.
Expect generous portion sizes; a combo meal can serve two people.
Chi’s Express offers crab wontons for free with orders over $20.
Large space with slightly outdated design offers a calm, relaxed atmosphere and serene lighting. Music stays at a comfortable volume, supporting a quiet, laid-back vibe that suits takeout well. Generous portions and affordable prices complement the overall experience.
Dumplings come with a soy/vinegar/garlic sauce and taste like little pockets of joy. The orange chicken offers a perfect sweet-heat crunch, while the sesame chicken pieces are huge and cooked to perfection.
Ridiculously cheap prices pair with generous portions of classic fast-food-style Chinese dishes. Combos with entree, side, and soup often cost around $10, keeping meals very affordable.
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The restaurant offers generous portions at affordable prices.
Takeout deals provide great value for money.
Lunch specials are available at reasonable prices.
Chinese restaurant offers spotless cleanliness and huge portions with affordable prices. Atmosphere feels fun and casual with a no-frills setup. Food includes top-tier scoop-style servings and standout dishes like BBQ chicken and crab rangoon.
Egg rolls stand out with crispiness and flavor. Sesame chicken features meaty, well-breaded pieces. The chow fun and string noodles deliver solid texture and taste. Egg drop soup and jalapeno chicken add variety to the menu.
Food comes out quick and costs very little. Location is convenient and prices stay absurdly cheap.
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The portions at King Wok are large, often enough for two meals.
Prices range from $2 to $4 per scoop, which can vary significantly.
King Wok is known for its cleanliness and well-maintained dining area.
Chinese restaurant offers heaping portions of food at very reasonable prices with a modern design and inviting Chinese decor. Atmosphere feels family-owned and operated with a clean and casual setting. Meals serve fresh, fast food with some dishes featuring spicy options and generous vegetable servings.
Dishes like kung pao chicken come with lots of vegetables but less chicken. The menu includes lo mein, fried rice, and sesame chicken, often served with generous portions for around $11.99.
Prices stay consistently cheap for Chinese food here. It offers good value compared to other spots in the area.
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The best time to go is between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Expect to spend around $10 for a filling meal.
Prices are very reasonable for the portion sizes.
Small, hole-in-the-wall Chinese restaurant with a neglected exterior and worn interior. Offers affordable, large portions with a wide variety of dishes, attracting budget-conscious diners seeking quick, filling meals. Atmosphere is unpretentious and practical, focusing on value over luxury.
Sesame chicken stands out for its rich flavor. Dishes like Jalapeno chicken, beef and broccoli, lo mein, fried rice, and egg drop soup appear regularly and offer solid variety.
Food comes in large portions with plenty of sauce. Takeout options are cheap and tasty, helping feed the neighborhood affordably.
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The food costs about $3 per scoop, making it budget-friendly.
Expect large portions; one scoop is enough for a meal.
The restaurant offers a massive variety of dishes.
Small dining area with traditional Chinese decorations creates a simple, friendly atmosphere. Patrons enjoy generous portions at very affordable prices, making it a classic neighborhood spot for casual meals.
Sesame chicken stands out as a favorite, paired often with wontons and beef egg rolls that come highly praised. Plates like low mein with Szechuan beef and broccoli and beef offer solid value under $7.
Offers cheap prices on Chinese food with quick service. Feels like a non-chain option with reliable, affordable meals.
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All the food costs less than $10.
The lunch combos for two cost $15.00.
Mei Wei serves generous portions.
Asian restaurant combines sports bar setup with large outdoor patio and family dining in a chill, casual atmosphere. Bigger screens than typical sports bars create a lively vibe for watching games. Portions tend to be generous, making it a popular spot for groups and casual meals.
Sesame chicken stands out with its incredible flavor. Large portions of lo mein and flavorful soups like hot and sour and egg drop add variety to the menu.
Drinks come at insanely cheap prices here. The menu offers a variety of cheap drinks options.
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The restaurant is family-owned, ensuring a personal touch.
The owner shops for fresh ingredients daily for the menu.
Lunch specials are offered at a great price.
Buffet restaurant offers a spacious, modern interior with bright lighting and clean, well-organized seating. Energy stays lively with stations like Mongolian BBQ and sushi bars where food is prepared fresh in view. The atmosphere feels inviting and comfortable, blending Chinese cultural decor with a contemporary vibe.
Buffet features a real dim sum station with staples like sticky rice chicken, steamed spare ribs, chicken feet, and xiaolongbao. Classic dishes include barbecue pork buns, roast duck, beef and broccoli, and a hot and sour soup ranked highly for flavor.
Everything stays fresh and comes at a super cheap price. Soda costs just a quarter of the bill, with prompt refills expected.
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Lunch costs $16 per adult, while dinner is $21.
Expect a 20-minute wait on busy days like Valentine's Day.
The buffet has two rooms; reserve the first room for easier access.
Small interior space offers a cozy setting with affordable prices and large portions. The atmosphere suits quick, inexpensive meals with fast service and a variety of flavorful Chinese dishes. Cleanliness and value stand out in this compact restaurant.
Sesame Chicken and cream cheese wontons come in generous portions and taste rich. Sweet and sour chicken is served with rice but does not always include sweet and sour sauce.
Food comes at very cheap prices while staying good in quality. Meals offer great value without stretching the budget.
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The prices at Golden Rice Bowl are very affordable, with meals around $15.
Portions at Golden Rice Bowl are large, making it great for sharing.
Expect a casual dining experience; the atmosphere is simple.
Small family-run Chinese restaurant offers large portions at low prices with a point-and-pick system for quick service. Atmosphere feels family-friendly but could use some updating. Menu includes traditional dishes like orange chicken and cheese wontons, emphasizing value over fine dining.
Chicken egg rolls stand out as a favorite, paired with orange chicken and char siu that offer rich flavors. The menu also features solid choices like pineapple chicken, kung pao chicken, and hot and sour soup.
Large portions come with a very cheap price here. Food gets loaded up but stays affordable by the scoop.
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The restaurant operates on a point-and-pick system where you fill a container for less than ten dollars.
Prices have increased to $3 per scoop, which may be misleading.
The portions are large, often serving 1.5 to 2 scoops for the price of one.
Hole-in-the-wall Chinese restaurant with raggedy tables and chairs and a plexiglass food barrier creates a casual, grab-and-go vibe. Atmosphere feels rough but positive, attracting those seeking super cheap, generous portions and unbeatable value. Popular for combo specials that offer large meals at low prices.
Lunch plates come with fried rice or lo mein, two entrees, and a side like wontons or an egg roll. The orange chicken is flavorful and the beef with broccoli pairs well with crispy egg rolls and dumplings.
Food comes in generous portions and costs are super cheap. Meals are filling and offer a lot for the price.
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Lunch specials cost $7 for a large plate with two entrees and a drink.
Combo plates are available for $6.50, including rice or noodles and a fried wonton.
To-go containers filled with dishes start at $5, including a side and drink.
Old Taco Bell building sets a plain, no-frills scene with outdated decor and a cheap atmosphere. Generous portions and budget-friendly prices attract families and locals seeking fast Chinese food with familiar dishes like sesame chicken and egg drop soup.
Sesame chicken stands out as tender and flavorful. Other dishes include orange chicken, egg drop soup, beef and broccoli, fried rice, and lo mein noodles, all with good flavor.
Generous portions and low prices make this spot stand out for cheap food. The atmosphere feels outdated and the service is often poor, but the focus stays on affordable meals.
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A combo meal costs around $9.78 and includes a drink.
Expect to pay under $10 for a large container of food.
The restaurant stops preparing food at 7:30 PM, even though it closes at 9 PM.
Chinese restaurant offers very affordable prices with large portions of hot, fresh food. Dining area appears run down and often empty, while the menu features classic dishes like lo mein and beef with broccoli that receive positive remarks.
Lo mein stands out with a fresh taste, especially the chicken version. The sesame chicken offers solid flavor, paired well with rice noodles or beef and broccoli that avoids any fishy smell.
Food comes cheap and filling here, especially for those craving Chinese dishes. Prices stay low without skimping on portion size.
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Prices have increased to $2.25, $2.50, and $2.75 depending on the item.
They do have a lunch menu Monday through Friday for $5.99 plus tax.
I was able to feed a group of five for just over 40 dollars.
Chinese restaurant offers pleasant, clean interior with affordable, large portions of food. Atmosphere fits an East Colfax setting, safe and casual day or night. Menu features delicious, well-priced dishes like sesame chicken and black pepper chicken.
Sesame chicken stands out with its delicious flavor and pairs well with crispy egg rolls. Chicken lo mein offers a generous portion loaded with vegetables, balancing taste and quantity.
Large boxes of food cost around $10 with any choice available. Portion sizes stay generous for the price, using standard dollar scoops.
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A meal for two costs around $19.75, making it budget-friendly.
The restaurant offers large portion sizes for a low price.
Rice is available for an additional $3.95, not included with meals.