China Palace Monroeville — Restaurant in Monroeville

The food here is consistently good and always fresh, which keeps me coming back despite a few issues. The flavors are on point and you can tell they're not cutting corners on quality.However, there are some things that hold this place back from being perfect. They struggle with special requests - even simple ones like extra sauce packets or utensils often get missed or ignored. Also, heads up that when you order egg rolls, you're only getting one (though to be fair, it's absolutely huge). I wish they made this clearer when ordering since most places give you multiple smaller ones.The pricing is on the higher side, but honestly, Chinese food has always been a bit pricier and with how expensive everything is these days, it's not unexpected. My main gripe is that everything only comes in one size - it would be nice to have options for smaller portions or larger family-style servings.Despite these issues, the quality of the food keeps me coming back. If they could just pay more attention to special requests and maybe offer size options, this would easily be a 5-star spot. Still recommend it if you're craving good, fresh Chinese food and don't mind paying a bit...

Reliable spot in the Monroeville area with friendly and personable staff every time. We always order for 3 and we are always hungry and order almost 100 bucks in food every time. Egg rolls good. Egg drop soup is good. I don’t care for the fried rice for some reason to me there is an aftertaste of something that my palette does not like - maybe the oil it is cooked in even though my family is okay with it. For that reason I usually stick with steamed rice. Daughter likes the Lo Mein with vegetables. For the beef with vegetables we would have liked to have seen see more beef than onions and vegetables. General TSOs is our go to. Comfort food for Friday night. China Palace always does the job to curb our...

Sushi was pretty good, best egg Rolls, and wonton soup was great. Lemon chicken had the best lemon sauce I've ever had probably though chicken was a little too thin/dry but breading was good. If the chicken was a little thicker it would have been the perfect consistency.

The general tsos chicken was very overcooked and chewy, and moo goo gai pan was somewhat bland (though the dish usually kinda is anywhere) with too much corn starch making it gloopy rather than saucy, but everything in that dish was cooked perfectly.

They have a nice big menu with decent prices except for a few of their special dishes. They are known to be gluten free friendly. Ate twice and bf...