China Chef

China Chef continues to serve excellent take-​out food. It is always fresh, tasty and plentiful and reasonably priced. All the dishes and combination plates are delicious. The service is friendly, and there is an extra condiments area if you want more duck sauce, mustard, etc. we enjoy it very much. Open all year round is an added plus.

China Chef looks like a little hole in the wall, barely noticeable from 54 in between Scotty’s and Energy Gym. But do not be fooled. These people know what they are doing when it comes to crafting great tasting Chinese food with quality ingredients. I always try a place at least twice before writing a review… You never know if you happened to catch them on their best day ever, or their worst, and I believe that nobody is perfect 100% of the time. This place has wowed us EVERY time! We have tried many different Chinese places before checking out China Chef, even though they were the closest to where we live. I can say honestly, based on looks from the exterior, and what appeared to be a lack of customers, is what kept us from ordering. What a mistake! This is now our go to Chinese for take out. The General Tso’s comes out crispy and delicious. Not very spicy though. Mei Fun noodles with pork were great. Crab wontons dipped in homemade mustard are killer. Simple fried rice is done right and excellent. Portions are large, usually 2 meals per order, and prices are more than reasonable for the beach. Support these guys!

Great service, great food. Drove to this place from Ocean City after a bad experience attempting to order from a closer place that yelled at me on the phone. Good was good, hot, friendly service. Whole family enjoyed their meals.

If you need that Chinese fix, you can’t go wrong. Standard fare, plus a few extras like Old Bay shrimp and Buffalo wings. They offer brown rice for those in need and a healthy group of steamed dishes for that need.$ 6 Lunch combo specials all week. Open till 10 PM Sun-​Thurs. till 11 Fri, Sat. There’s seating inside, but mostly a take out shop. Pricing about a buck-​or two higher on some dishes than more competitive areas, that’s the price we pay for convenience.