New Mandarin Canton Chinese

Top 3 Chinese foods in southern district. Don't you forget the salt and pepper roasted chicken wing??????

This little gem offers incredibly fast table service. The menu features an excellent selection of authentic Chinese dishes, and the portions are quite generous. Everything we tried tasted fresh! Our dishes—sesame chicken and sweet and sour shrimp—were on the sweeter side. This restaurant is well-known in the neighborhood for its large portions. The salt and pepper wings are simply the best in the city!

I ordered a total of 7 items, spending just over $150, but when I opened the bag, I only found 3 items. The presentation of the food was disappointing. I called the restaurant and spoke to the manager, who said she couldn't help me unless I spoke Chinese. The food itself wasn't great; I just wanted what I had ordered and paid for. Unfortunately, this experience showed a lack of appreciation for good business practices. It seems their priority is on profit, with customer service and quality taking a backseat. I won't be returning.

First of all, I want to mention that they really need a website, as the prices have gone up quite a bit. Overall, it was a great experience. The food was delicious and moderately priced. The service was incredibly fast and friendly, and the restaurant was clean and well-organized. We tried the Sesame Chicken and BBQ Pork Fried Rice, and both dishes were fantastic. We will definitely be back. I’ve included pictures of the updated menu. Enjoy!

I?ve grown up in Chula Vista and this has always been a go to Chicken spot for my family and myself. Crunchy, savory, and great kick of spices for your taste buds. After 11 years away the chicken has not changed and I am overjoyed that it?s flavor is still around. The fried rice is a perfect compliment to the chicken. The egg drop soup is so hot and soothing going down, not salty like other Chinese restaurants. The touch of corn adds an extra depth of flavor. There free appetizer chips with sweet sauce just tickles the taste buds and prepares you for the entree if you don?t get full off of it first.