Rice To You

I love the food all of it. specially the house fried rice !! Yummy for my tummy
Very fast service. I’m always hungry for a combo A platter :)
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This place was convenient and fast. The price range is average the food average. I would come back because it’s not bad and close to where I need to be plus the servings are nice

Good portions super cheap and food is pretty good! I really enjoyed the shrimp fried rice :) would recommend

Cheap and you get alot. I ordered chicken fried rice and they delivered it to my apartment fast.

Some of their food is really greasy, but their fried rice and orange chicken is good.

Five stars for the duck. It’s special order so they don’t have it all the time but it is amazing. Better than the duck I’ve had in new China town in California.

Today I gave Rice To You a try hidden in the corner. but I have to admit that I even had my doubts.
I ordered the Curry chicken fried rice $ 7.50 came in a large box really hot freshly made and it tastes really good. next time I would love to try the Cantonese chicken or duck with my fried rice.

Funny after my stellar last review I went back and checked this place out again. Wow. What complete jerks. All I wanted was Tso’s Chicken and they were total dicks when they told me they didn’t have it. They really seemed annoyed. So I and Carlos Sr just left and ended up at IN-​N-​OUT in Avondale. LOL

Figured I would try this spot since it was close to home and didn’t get to bad of reviews on here. However I am NOT satisfied with this place.
I ordered the sesame chicken with white rice and got my DD chicken lo mein. Her food was fine but my sesame chicken was D R Y and the rice taste mircowaved! So disappointed, most likely won’t be returning.

Pretty good Chinese food, and they deliver in area (our only other option is pizza).
I really like their egg rolls and wanton soup. My partner usually gets the orange chicken but she says she likes the kind from panda express better.
I would give them another star but delivery is always 45 minutes and they are never able to take a credit/​debit card for the last 6 months.

I really wish I could give this place more stars. My dad has been bringing this stuff home spontaneously for over 5 years now and boy am I GLAD he does. The only thing we really get here is the pork fried rice but it is TO DIE FOR. It’s the best I’ve had and it’s relatively cheap! 7 bucks feeds you + 1, if you’re THAT hungry. I love this place and the food is so good I can’t help but get more even when I’m already stuffed. Not to mention the owners are SO friendly and very appreciative of your service.

Place has been around for ever but never had eaten there until a recent Friday evening. My thought was, this place has been open for years so it must be good. I was sadly disappointed. Probably the least appetizing Chinese food I’ve had in my life. Ingredients were of low quality with no taste.

C’mon Unilocalers! This place is horrible, can’t even finish my lunch. This kung pao chicken is garbage. They use the cheapest, most disgusting part of the chicken to make this meal! The meat is dark, fatty, and doesn’t even taste like chicken. Plus the portion is tiny. I should have known walking into this dump. If you want REAL asian food that would blow your mind and make you never ever ever come back to this dump, go to T&J Asian Cuisine on 107^th ave and Olive. You can thank me later.

The place is a little tricky to find, as someone else had mentioned. It’s tucked away in the far corner of a strip mall on 51^st and McDowell, and the sign on the building doesn’t indicate the business name, only «Chinese Food.» As other reviewers have noted, the facility itself isn’t visually impressive, but the owner was very nice. I ordered the chicken egg foo young. This is 3 patties, and comes with steamed or fried rice. Cost for this, including tax, was just over $ 9. They cooked it for me right after I ordered it — no reheated stuff! The egg foo young was JUST crisp on the outside, as I like it. So many places will bring this soggy mess, but this was perfect. Sauce served on the side, in a separate bowl with a spoon. Veggies were crisp-​tender, and the dish had great flavor. Fried rice had fresh cilantro and egg, but no veggies like some places serve. Loved the food!

Amazing food! Huge portions! Great people!
I came in after 7pm after work, and ordered the Mongolian beef. Your choice of spicyness! And like my fellow Unilocalers, they did not disappoint! Yes, it’s a whole in the wall and not the cleanest place, but the food and people more than make up for that!
If you truly are an Asian food lover then you can not pass this place up!

Food made to order, fresh ingredients, friendly staff and fair prices! What more can you ask for? I stopped in after working in the field all day. I was staying at a hotel close by and my fellow Unilocalers did not let me down. I played it safe and had the beef fried rice and the beef broccoli.
The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is because the limited selection of drinks available to go but if I could give ½ star this would be a 4.5 – the deduct had nothing to do with food selection, prep or portion. Just me… not wanting to stop at an additional place to pickup a drink.

Now, finding this place was a bit tricky.
This was a pit stop on the way to Cali from Texas.
The owner is SUPER nice and they have two menus, which if you are Asian, you know what I mean.
I ordered soup and a cup of soup is much larger than what I am used to. I was verrrry happy about that.
The square it’s located in had a quince store (store specifically for quincinera dresses) and some place (I will assume) sells TVs/​used electronics.
The prices are reasonable, portions are large– def family style and when the brothers asked for the Vietnamese equivalent of Chinese dishes (bc they only know the Vietnamese name and not the Chinese), the lady not only understood but was able to suggest dishes, if she didn’t have the exact dish. The brothers also knew some basic Chinese (food, mainly lol) so that helped.
The owner speaks English, so no fear if you are not a native Chinese speaker.
The neighborhood looks sketchy, lock your stuff up tight in the car.
You can order take away, too.

I’m a big Chop Suey fan but its not a lunch special so I ordered off the regular menu, I can’t say I was impressed, although the veggies were crunchy there wasn’t much flavor to the sauce.
The booths are dirty and this old building is in great need of a remodel. I wouldn’t have ever stopped in if it weren’t for some glowing reviews by other Unilocalers.
To top it off there was constant yelling or arguing coming from the kitchen and a man putting boxes together behind a screen in the dining room, ever heard one of those loud tape dispensers throughout your meal?!
I visited this location off it’s previous reviews and I have to say they disappointed me.

After reading the reviews here we went and checked it out. Staying at the Red Roof accross the steet so it was a nice walk.
We’ve been there 3 times for the past couple of weeks and each time the food has been awesome. Just had the best Egg Drop soup I have ever had. The food is very fresh. The people are really nice too.
Like others have said, it is a hole in the wall, don’t expect a fancy place. Well worth the trip.

This place is really a 3 star for me but I gave it a 4 because the food was so freshly made. They only cook it once you order it here you can taste the freshness in this place. It is definitely a hole in the wall. It is a little dingy inside. I compare all chinese food places to my favorite place «good china located at 67^th and Thomas» so that is why it is very hard to beat for me. Prices are very reasonable.