We tried this place out of desperation on Thanksgiving after a mediocre meal. We were shocked and stunned at the portion sizes and prices. It's very reminiscent of the Chinese food I remember from the 2000. Not to mention it was delicious, and they focus more on their proteins and vegetables then they seemingly do on their starches.

Was decent food, a little pricey. But so is most Chinese food places. You get exactly what you pay for.

It's a cute little place in an old KFC building, and the food has been consistently good even as the name has changed a few times over 20 or so years. It's solid middle-of-the-road Chinese food, and is worth the money. Sometimes they close a little early if it's not busy, so don't wait around until the last half-hour if you want something.

Everything I have said about Chen's is still true. I am adding this update after the recent ice emergency because once again, Chens to the rescue. Janie, front of the house staff, is always friendly and efficient and on a day when we had no power and the entire world was encapsulated in ice, she and the owners came to work and provided us with a delicious hot meal full of vegetables. As usual, there was so much we had leftovers to heat up on our Camp stove back at the house the next day. We CHG!!

Ordered their special Chow Fun and it was excellent. Hot and sour soup was good. Service was excellent. Little mom and pop restaurant that we like to support. Ambiance was typical Asian restaurant and clean. Good portions on their food. I'd give them 4 stars.

We have been coming here for quite sometime. We love their pot stickers, fried shrimp, schezwan beef. They are friendly and remember their customers orders. Highly recommend this restaurant.