Dine

Chinese cooking is one of the greatest methods of cooking. Since ancient time, many factors that have influenced its development. Confucius once said: “Eating is the utmost important thing in life.” Cooking Chinese food requires more time and effort, and is considered a very sophisticated art. As a result, many travelers who have visited China consider Chinese cuisines one of the best.

Authentic and healthy Chinese food is the inspiration for Chu’s Cafe, with American and French sidewalk styles dominating the decor. Chu’s kitchen offers the freshest ingredients, enhancing flavors with chicken stock rather than MSG. Seasonal outdoor dining is available.  

A local Chinese favorite that offers classics like dumplings, wonton soup and fried rice. Offering delivery and online ordering services.

 Ling Ling Riverwalk, the sister restaurant of Milburn’s Ling Ling, offers traditional and fresh takes on Chinese cuisine, with an elegance that sets it apart from the majority of Chinese restaurants. The New York Times review by Gail Gerson-Witte says it best: “Ling Ling Riverwalk has maintained its celebrated position as the leading area Chinese eatery, with consistent and delectable dishes, very bighearted portions, smooth service, attractive decor and incomparable private parties. The take-out kitchen is a most popular feature, and the outside catering staff is superb. Considering the consistently perfect preparations and superb raw materials, the easy prices on all services offered, are like a gift. Special requests or diet needs are accommodated as well, as everything is made to order. The daily specialties change weekly and the spectacular varieties of meat, chicken, fresh fish, seafood and vegetable dishes keep [Ling Ling’s] loyal legions of followers coming back for more.”

  Ya Ya Noodles offers traditional, authentic Chinese cuisine.