Chino Chinatown

This is one of my favorite restaurants to go to when I’m in Dallas! Absolutely love the zest and flavors they put in their food! We got to enjoy the amazing crab and lobster rangoons and the amazing duck fat fried rice! Amazing customer service and can’t wait to go back again!

The food is a Latin American and Asian fusion and they have figured it out to make it really good ! If I would have the same food in a kind of more classic atmosphere the place would definitely get 5 stars. Keep up the great wok ! ---------------------------------- My star rating legend: Excellent / Exceptional ☆☆☆☆☆ Very good / Special ☆☆☆☆ Above-Average ☆☆☆ Below-Average ☆☆ Something is wrong!? ☆ ---------------------------------- Please note, my star rating compares this place to other similar places and is not based on a one time subjective impression.

This restaurant is located at Trinity Groves. It has many restaurants with outdoor seating and you have a beautiful view of Dallas downtown. We decided on Chino's and it did not disappoint us. The food was tasty and more fusion in their flavors but still it has a very pleasant taste. This restaurant is also tastefully decorated.

Who knew Chinese and Mexican fusion works! Food and ambiance is fantastic. The duck egg roll is a must try! Crystal is also very personable and made the dining experience a lovely time for us. Will be back for sure!

So many great dishes at this place. Extremely flavorful. Been coming here close almost 3 years and still can't decide on my favorite dish. As of right now drunken noodles are my fav. The duck fat fried rice is good. The brunch here is amazing . The French toast with fruit very good. Also the sampler is great! Also they asked if I wanted peanuts on my dish. Extremely grateful being that I have an allergy and can't remember the last time I was asked.

Great lunch with helpful staff. I ordered the duck fat fried rice and it was delicious. Just make sure not to touch the skillet cause it's hot. Served quickly and staff was attentive. Good location. I will be back.

-Overpriced $14 Kung Pao Chicken LUNCH. No sides. No soup, no egg roll. $14 Sesame Chicken LUNCH No sides. soup, no egg roll. -Over-seasoned and flavorless dishes. Thick and salty brown bland sauce. -What's the difference between Kung Pao Chicken & Sesame Chicken? Apparently, sprinkling some peanuts & a few sesame seeds over 2 identical looking meals does the trick. Bruh, onions are typically used in a king pao dish, not a sesame chicken dish. And dude, you don't typically use breaded chicken in a Kung Pao chicken entree. Otherwise, both entrees were identical twins in appearance, taste and ingredients. Dissapointing. I don't expect these entrees to have latin inspiration, but I do expect some distinct taste between these two dishes. Comes across as lazy, uninspiring and maybe they don't know how to do American Chinese. Ordered an extra side of rice to for the kids. Lumpy & clumpy rice. Lack luster service. Unmemorable. No fortune cookie at the end with our bill. Am I expecting too much?

Food was decent and the atmosphere was the best part! Sat on the outside and enjoyed music and drinks. Service was great!!!