Chinese Food in Edison (2025)

Long a local gathering place for Cantonese seafood and weekend dim sum carts, Wonder Seafood continues to draw families and regulars. Recognized by Roadfood and listed by New Jersey Monthly, it’s a reliable snapshot of Edison’s Cantonese traditions.

Owner-chef Gary Yu hand-makes jumbo shrimp wontons and bouncy egg noodles, channeling Hong Kong noodle-shop culture. Featured by Best of NJ, it’s small, focused, and beloved for brisk service and deeply flavored broths.

Tiny, always-busy Shanghainese spot known for brothy soup dumplings, lion’s head meatballs, and pan‑fried buns. Recent diners note lines at opening and steady takeout demand—evidence of a neighborhood favorite thriving in 2025.

A stalwart for xiao long bao, stir‑fried udon, and Shanghai snacks, with a loyal following that spans years. Multiple recent listings confirm it’s operating, offering the area’s most extensive Shanghai-style menu.

A modern, glass-walled dumpling house with Shanghai roots—watch the team fold XLB, then pair with greens or noodles. Covered locally by Patch at its 2023 opening and going strong with steady crowds in 2025.

Neighborhood fixture for hand‑pulled noodles, XLB, and Taiwanese‑leaning snacks. The menu ranges from beef tendon soups to scallion pancakes—simple, affordable staples that keep regulars returning.

Specializes in Guangxi rice noodles, including the punchy luosifen, alongside spicy tripe, fried octopus, and hearty soups. Multiple recent listings and an active menu confirm it’s a niche, operating specialist in 2025.

Casual Taiwanese‑Chinese standby for beef noodle soup, popcorn chicken with basil, and lu rou fan. Recent reviews and ordering platforms show the current Route 27 location active and serving steady regulars.

Where Edison’s South Asian corridor meets Chinese spice: halal Sichuan dishes, cumin‑scented meats, and hot‑and‑sour soups tailored for the neighborhood. Recent reviews confirm it’s open and popular with mixed crowds.

Just over the Edison border, this Hunan specialist draws students and locals for spicy fish head, farmer‑style pork, and sizzling tofu. Its current hours and menus are active, making it a dependable nearby option.