China 88

Solid Chinese food. It’s a traditional Chinese place so there’s not much they could’ve messed up. It’s more of a takeout place than dine-​in from the looks of it in that the kitchen was busy, but there was no one there. We came in to order carry out and the food was ready within about 15 minutes. We ordered a bunch of food. the large orders should’ve come with rice for each meat but we only received one for three of the orders. We’d already ordered noodles so it was nbd though.

China 88 is my go-​to Chinese takeout.
Combination meals are a deal (Entrée, rice, soup, eggroll and crab rangoon for around $ 7.50). Shrimp lo mein is a steal (Small has more than 10 shrimp and a grip of noodles for less than $ 5). Food is good, albeit inconsistent in flavor. The cashew chicken has a couple of different tastes, depending on who’s cooking. Both are good.
Order with the «Beyond Menu» app and your takeout is ready in 10 minutes.

Boring good. Aikou a few blocks down is where it is.
I tired the lo mein and other lunch specials. Lack of zing. This is the McDonalds of Chinese

Best takeout/​delivery in LS! Ever since our family moved here about a year ago, we have been looking for a REALLY GREAT Chinese delivery place, without much luck. That is, until a coworker told me we should try this place. I’ve never eaten in, just gotten delivery. (We already have a sit-​down place we like.) However, China 88 has always been fast, fresh, and generally superb! My SO asked them to make his house lo mein spicy, and it was AWESOME. The crab rangoons have SO MUCH filling! Time it takes for food to arrive is standard, about 30 minutes I think. We’ve ordered from China 88 about half a dozen times in the last few weeks; it’s so good!
Also, they have SMALL-​sized portions available, which is perfect for my child! And they’re open until like, 10:30 pm! And you can order online!

Chinese restaurants seem to come and go a lot in Lee’s Summit. We tried calling the one we use to order from for delivery tonight and got a private residence… so we turned to the phone book and on a whim called China 88. I think I saw their drivers out a few months back so guessed they delivered.
We ordered two entrees, two small egg drop soups, and appetizers. Got it all delivered for $ 30.00 including the tip.
I really enjoyed my egg drop soup. The small is enough for a small meal in itself. The broth was thick and there was lots of egg white in the egg drop. My crab rangoon actually had the taste of crab and I could see some pink chunks in the creamy cream cheese. The small is three and the large is 6. I went with the small and was fully satisfied.
Hubby was happy with his Spicy Pork and I really enjoyed my Sesame Chicken. Enough for at least one and probably two meals of left overs.
I also liked the fact that most items came in reusable containers and the driver was friendly and the service was speedy. We will be ordering from China 88 again.

This China 88 just moved locations from 291 at 5^th in Lee’s Summit to Woods Chapel Road. In fact, this place seemed to open up overnight when the Japanese Restaurant that was in the location suddenly closed for business.
My husband called in for take-​out one day and ordered our favorites: Broccoli with Tofu and fried rice for me and a lunch special of crab rangoon, sweet and sour chicken, and egg drop soup. Food was ready when promised — just a few minutes later, in fact, and everything tasted delicious. Plus — it was all under $ 13 for lunch for 2 with PLENTY left for tomorrow’s lunch, too.
Eating here is eventless but consistent, with a happy staff and a HUGE menu with large portions. Lots of parking and good hours. This is my local Chinese place, for sure.

You’re losing a star 88, for several reasons, here are just a few…
I realize you’re going to drop that fry basket into oil hot enough to kill anything in just a few seconds, but I’m pretty sure you’re not supposed to knock it on the inside of the trash can to release the fried bits from the previous batch of eggrolls, rangoon, etc. I don’t pretend to know health code, but I’d say that’s a violation of some sort.
Frying a large batch of chicken chunks to keep on hand for use in the various fried chicken chunk dishes (sweet-​sour, tso’s, orange, sesame, etc.), and keeping it at room temperature before tossing them in the wok with their respective sauces, is really having an effect on the quality of meat. In other words, that crap becomes inedible after the second round of cooking. Stay away from the fried chicken chunks dishes.
Moral of the story, some of their stuff is good, and some of their stuff is bad, but it’s all pretty darn cheap, so quit complaining!

food is always made fresh when i eat here. if your eating chinese, this is your best bet in lees summit! prices are very reasonable and food is tasty and always smoking hot! the fact that they are open late and deliver late is very useful since i get work late and get hungry even later! Thats why i give it a 5 star! The General Tsos’ Chicken is only 7 $ for a small order and i always substitute lo mein for white rice. They call it a small order but it’s definitely more than enough food. I couldn’t ever imagine ordering a large!