China Chef II — Restaurant in Mobile

I read mixed reviews on this place. But since I like to support small, local business, I went for it with my group of three others. Seeing that it had reviews from more than seven years ago, and it is still operating, it must be doing better than the initial unconducive reviews accorded to the local restaurant.

It is take out only, and you will miss it if you blink while driving along Government Street towards down town /gulf.

I ordered the Singapore Fried Rice Noodles. It came with chicken, beef and shrimp as the trio cooked in a special, spicy sauce. It was superb. The portion was large enough for me to make two meals out of it.

I also had wonton soup, and the wonton was self made and delicious. The soup came in a large container, roughly 28-32 ounces (an estimate).

Very nice portions at a low price. Since I am from out of town, this will be my go to place when I return next year to Mobile. I will order the same, plus Cabbage and Shrimp.

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It could have been worse im sure. There are some great Asian cousin restaurants out there and there are some bad ones as well.. This was not one of the great ones. I usually go to a place several times before giving them a less than 5 star review. But this place is one of those places i will probably never go again. Food was ok at best. Waaay too much sodium, and i couldn't really pin point why, but the noodles and rice weren't great, they just weren't service ehh.. Lady working didn't seem like she had a bit of motivation to be there, definitely not welcoming. Food came out fast, and it was hot. Just was not delicious. No trash can to throw food away. Tables and floor needed cleaning.. Place has potential, just not on this day. I do not...

We pick up take out from here almost every Friday for the office, the food WAS pretty consistently good but it was recently bought out by another family and now the food is excellent.

Someone always gets General Tso's Chicken and the sauce is the perfect blend of sweet and spicy. (It used to sometimes have a vinegar taste, but no longer.) I tend to be a little all over the place - Wonton Soup with a deep flavorful broth, Pork Lo Mein that seems to have a hint of ginger, or some other unexpected but yummy flavor, but my favorite is the Moo Shu Pork - it's not on the lunch menu, but one order easily feeds two or three people. The sauce is light and the meat and vegetables are cooked to perfection with lots of eggs...