I recently dined at China Town, and it was good. Quiet energy in the place. The menu offers a wide variety of dishes, each more enticing than the last. I started with the Crab Rangoons, which were perfectly crispy and bursting with flavor. For the main course, I opted for the Pad Thai and Sesame Chicken, and they did not disappoint. The ingredients were fresh, the flavors were authentic, and the portion sizes were generous. The service normal, this is usually a place most people will come to pick up food instead of dine in. Overall, China Town is a must-visit for anyone who loves authentic Chinese cuisine.

The party tray of crab rangoon is a game changer. It's delicious every time. Get it for a party, or just for dinner for yourself. Either way, it's a hit.

I am very surprised with this place's 3.5 star rating. It is truly a little gem of a Chinese restaurant! I have eaten here and done takeout numerous times and have never been disappointed. It is family run and everyone working here is always kind and helpful. The food is always authentic tasting. The ambience is cozy. I have had most of their soups and the hot and sour is my favorite! The noodles are always on point. Try the udon! I love their orange chicken and sweet and sour chicken. The sweet and sour chicken has the perfect crunchy coat and the sauce is perfection. The menu is overall quite vast and you can get whatever you're feeling - noodles, chicken, beef, vegetarian options. This is a family favorite!

Delicious food, many options for those with dietary restrictions. Fast service, fair pricing, and an overall great place for Chinese takeout and dine in

When I lived in Waterford, China Jade was my go-to for Chinese food. Since moving to West Bloomfield, I've been checking out the Chinese restaurants around here. So far, China Town has been my favorite. The thing I like best here is that they have brown rice. It's hearty and just tastes wholesome -- a nice complement to my favorite dish: sweet and sour chicken. But, there are some things that don't make sense to me, like their dinner "combinations." At the top of the page, it says that you get a choice of rice and soup, noodles are $2 and egg rolls or spring rolls are 90 cents. I ordered on the online app and chose the wonton soup and and an egg roll to go with the sweet & sour chicken. But when I got there, there was no soup, and when I ordered it, I was charged $3.95. I like that they don't use styrofoam in their packaging; they do use plastic, but at least it's reusable. I also like that they package the sauce separately from the chicken so it doesn't get soggy. However, since there is nothing else with the chicken, it's basically chicken nuggets. When I got home, I added carrots, sweet red peppers and cucumbers, which, in years gone by, were always in sweet & sour dishes, along with pineapple. I do wish the restaurants would add these thing back in. As others have said, they give good portions for the price. I will definitely continue going there.