Chef Chen Chinese Restaurant

Came in with my family (5 people total) and we ordered a great amount of food for ~$50. The inside of the restaurant was pretty hot, everyone was ordering take out (I'm sure partly due to the heat). In my opinion, the food combinations that bring your choice of protein, ham fried rice and a drink is the best choice. I had beef with broccoli and the veggies and meat are steamed to perfection. We also had two appetizers, cream cheese wontons (they were okay, maybe a 7/10) and fried dumplings (soooo good, definitely recommend). Overall, we had a great meal from here and would recommend for take-out.

La comida deliciosa la atención excelente cuando haces la orden amables me encanta los recomiendo.

I really enjoy eating Chinese food , and this place is one of my favorite places to eat it , the egg rolls are delicious and big , compared to other places , the general Taos orange chicken is super and the pork lo main the best in town, and I've had many all over Miami , my compliments to the chef.. there's another 2 places near by , but chef Chen is the best #1 for me ... keeps me comming back..

This is a nice little place, with nice service and good food, but a very strong cleaning-product odor. I have mentioned this in other reviews, I usually avoid places where cleaning product smell overcome the food "bouquet", but I had tried take out from here before (and my parents love the place), so I've known food here is good since way before I entered the restaurant for the first time. The food is great. So, on Saturday, I went with my parents. The place was empty, and it is on a strip mall with enough parking spots around, so that's one thing you don't have to worry about. Yes, when you get in the cleaning product smell hits you like a hammer, but you push through that, and get to the cashiers, who are really nice and very helpful and attentive. My mother had the teriyaki chicken sticks (very nice) I got the Hunan Steak, my father had the chicken sweet and sour. Plus, we got a special rice to share, the steamed dumplings as an appetizer, and a 2-liter coke... and when you spend over a certain amount, you get a free something (just remember to ask for it, they don't include the free thing if you don't ask for it). We got the sweet cream cheese wontons. Now, the fried rice is good, but nothing to brag about, and the dumplings are very good, but the sauce they bring is very acidic, so there are better places to get them; however, the sweet and sour is the best I've tried in a long time (though they only have chicken, no pork), the Hunan steak was great (though there are way too many vegetables in relation to the meat), and you can even select your "hotness grade". As I said, the teriyaki chicken sticks were very nice.", no buts. Now, this is mostly a takeout restaurant, so even if you're dining in, you get everything in the styrofoam boxes and then they give you plasticware to eat on, so it isn't a fancy place by a long shot; but try it, it's worth it, specially because the fried stuff (the sweet and sour and the wontons, for example) are better than almost anywhere else if you eat them there (if you take them home, chances are they'll get a bit soggy and they are better fresh than reheated anyway).