Chinese Food in Visalia (2025)

A west Visalia standby for generous portions and Chinese‑American favorites. Recent Yelp reviews and the restaurant’s own updates confirm steady service, with regulars calling out sizzling rice soup and Peking spareribs. Family‑friendly, takeout moves fast.

A long‑running spot by the 198 with Mandarin and Cantonese standards. The restaurant notes over 20 years in the same location; recent reviews back consistent portions and pricing. Locals praise lunch specials and classic chow mein.

Downtown fixture steps from the movie theater, known for honey walnut shrimp and combo lunches. Recent reviews show it’s still a go‑to for families before and after Main Street events.

Old‑school Chinese‑American with a lounge vibe and a following for Hong Kong noodles, potstickers, and sizzling rice soup. Recent listings note a full bar and evening hours that work for downtown nights out.

Mooney Boulevard counter‑service favorite for combo plates, wor won ton soup, and quick takeout. Recent reviews and listings confirm daily hours and steady crowds, especially for orange chicken and chow mein.

A Mooney stalwart serving the greatest hits—beef with broccoli, fried rice, egg flower soup—with quick service and convenient drive‑through noted in recent listings. A practical pick near shopping runs.

Family‑run Chinese with a broad menu, party trays, and consistent hours seven days a week. The restaurant details its story and service on its site; diners highlight honey walnut shrimp and house chow mein.

Cantonese and Mandarin comfort fare, cooked in vegetable oil, with reliable hours posted by the restaurant. Regulars come for combo plates, pan‑fried noodles, and takeout that travels well.

Quietly one of the city’s most consistent Cantonese menus—locals note tomato beef, beef chow fun, and clay‑pot dishes. Recent Yelp activity confirms it’s operating with takeout and dine‑in hours.