We have covered most of the bases when it comes to food but I haven't seen anything about Chinese food around here. We like eating at Szechuan in Ft Worth, they have a good lunch menu at a reasonable price. They will make it anywhere from spicy to no heat at all. At work we try to make it by the Szechuans off of Bryant Irvin and I-20 a couple times a month. Sure is hard to beat Chicken with Peanuts-spicy of course-with egg drop soup, steamed rice, and iced tea for under $9. Lets hear it folks...

Not Chinese food strictly speaking, but there used to be a Mongolian Grill on Cooper just south of 20 in Arlington. I haven't been there in a while, but I guess it is still around. It was an all-you-can-eat arrangement for about $10, and man was it tasty!

Sounds like Ton's, good place, we have one in Mansfield too.

Don't know if it's still there or good anymore, but years ago when I worked in dallas there was a good Chinese place called The Wok on I35 at Motor St.

When I lived in the metro-mess we would go to a Mongolian Grill in GP and it was AYCE. Man, I miss that place

We really like Szechuan over in Fort Worth (Locke Ave). Great people and great food.

I love Szechuan and actually prefer the one on Bryant Irvin just because their eggrolls are better (same recipe, but a noticable difference in taste for some reason).

I don't know of any other decent chinese food in Fort Worth. Used to eat at a few places in east Arlington, but it's been years.

Taste of Asia at Basswood and Beach St in north Ft Worth. They do Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Thai. Some of the best around.

I used to be a regular there when I worked Downtown. New Big Wong located on Greenville in Dallas..and it is about the cheapest you'll find too.

Earl

All chinese is good

What about the Plano/Frisco AO? Anything truly Chinese that you guys think is awesome?

what about p f changs?

I've never considered PF Changs to be real Chinese food. IMO, if the people cooking and eating in the place don't reflect the cultural origin of the place, then that place doesn't offer the serious foods of that ethnicity.

There is a dim sum place about 1km from my home, the gals that work there speak not a lick of English -- you point at what you want, and at least half of the guests are Chinese -- THAT gives me the idea they know dim sum....

What's the name of this place and where is it?

J.S. Chen's, SE corner of Legacy and Coit....

I do not know about Chinese, but Tokyo 1 in Addison is the vahalla of a sushi buffet and anything else you can dream of.

I won't claim to be an authority
on what's "truly chinese" but
as long as you're venturing up
into Collin Cty you can't go wrong
with Imperial Garden in McKinney
on Eldorado Pkwy. Been a customer
for many years and have NEVER been
disapointed. Fresh food prepared well
with excellant service.

In Dallas try Royal China - Buck Kao founded it and his daughter still owns/runs the place. Pretty busy place on the weekend nights though.

Wife is Chinese, we usually eat at the Dim Sum place in Plano off Legacy right near the asian store

Tong's house in richardson is the best in my opinion. Its off Coit in between Beltline and Arapapho

There are a number of good ones in the Richardson area.

Speaking as an ethnic Asian, here's the secret to finding a good Chinese restaurant: Go survey the restaurant on Sunday noon to afternoon. If the parking lot and restaurant are packed with Asian people, it's probably a good place to eat.

Great Wall on W. Plano Pkwy in Plano has an all you can eat buffet that is hard to beat!

3 6 9 BBQ SW corner of Legacy and Coit.

You will find GREAT Chinese food. Great Chinese BBQ, and decent people to serve it. My wife and I are there at least once a week.

You will not find a buffet or the crappy food associated with them.

The Wok, in Justin Texas. Lil hole in the wall, worth the drive. Weekly trip for me

Pei wei

My route is in Plano and J.S. Chen's is awesome!!! Also ate at 3 6 9 BBQ this week and the portions are huge.