Top's China - Petersburg

The egg drop soup at Top's China is among the best I've ever had, and I've tried many different Chinese takeout spots. I do wish they provided more crispy noodles with the soup, as they charge extra for it. With a large soup, two small bags of crispy noodles just aren't enough. Aside from that, we really enjoy their food, and they are quick with orders. We also love their lo mein and sweet and sour chicken. The lunch specials are fantastic as well!

I've been visiting this restaurant for many years, and the food has consistently been excellent. Highly recommend it!

Great, friendly service. The food was good American Chinese, especially beef and broccoli. Good prices, dinner for a family of 5 for $28

The best Chinese food in Virginia, I'm from New York City, where Chinese food began in America. Trust me, I have eaten in every Chinese restaurant in this area and there is food very tasty and tasty cooked in fresh Grease . This place deserves better to extend to a more classic China setting, because this Chinese food is something you want to sit and enjoy. The staff is very friendly and accurate with your orders. The chicken wings and pork are removed from the meat rack. Feels like I sit in the southern Bronx comminution sum well old-fashioned Chinese foods.

The food was enjoyable, and most importantly, it was hot and fresh. However, I do have one issue: what they called shrimp fried rice was not authentic. Chinese cuisine doesn't prepare fried rice in the same way as this restaurant does. Being from California, I have experience with real Chinese food, and I have to say that New York has some of the best authentic options out there. I was quite disappointed with the so-called fried rice; it was clearly just yellow rice with diced onions and shrimp. There were no scrambled eggs, scallions, or peas, and it definitely wasn't fried. I could have easily made my own yellow rice at home if I knew that was all it was. That said, I would consider dining here again, but I would definitely steer clear of their version of fried rice.