Your favorite Chinese Restaurant

[lovemachine]

Whats your favorite Chinese Restaurant? I normally go to the China Buffet in Brownsburg, but it's going downhill. So I'd like to find others in the Brownsburg-Avon-Indy area.

 

[eldirector]

Nothing good in Brownsburg

We go down to the one in Moorseville pretty often. Me love Chinese food looooong time.

The little one over at 71st and Keystone is most awesome, but we don't get in that way much. I take that back. *I* don't. My wife meets her parents there about once a month.

 

[shooter521]

My favorite is Yen Ching on the east side of town (they also have a couple north side locations and one in Bloomington), but I haven't been there in quite some time. Don't have any recommendations for the B-burg/Avon area; sorry!

 

[lovemachine]

I've been tempted to try out PF Changs in downtown Indy. But I hear it's expensive...

 

[MrsXtremeVel]

China Palace in Fort Wayne IN. Family owned and reasonably priced! Great food!
I know you said INDY, but it's well worth the drive and you could visit some of the local gun stores also!!!!

 

[shooter521]

I've been tempted to try out PF Changs in downtown Indy. But I hear it's expensive...

It is, but OH so worth it.

 

[jkfletcher]

Rice Cooker in Zionsville. Great food and fairly affordable' been going there for 12 years or so

 

[JetGirl]

China Palace in Fort Wayne IN.

Yeah, that ^.

 

[indykid]

71st street just east of Keystone. House of Cheung. Great food, lots of food for the money, and a friendly staff.

The fact that the owner and I have been friends for over 30 years has nothing to do with it....right! The fact that his food is plentiful and very good has all to do with it.

 

[Benny]

Does Charlie's Mongolian BBQ count? I know it's Mongolian, but it sure is close to the same thing. Charlie's is probably my favorite restaurant in Evansville. Mainly because I can't duplicate the goodness. Any BBQ or steak house I can do better at home for much cheaper.

If it doesn't count, I'll go with Yen Ching.

 

[SirRealism]

China Garden at Southport and Madison. I ate there tonight. Great food, run by the same family for 24 years.

 

[Errkola]

Pei Wei at Glendale. Owned by PF Chang's but probably 1/3 less $$ if not more and no servers to tip. VERY good food! Can't praise highly enough. Of course PF Changs is great but could be considered pricey for Chinese. If you love Hot and sour soup theirs is the best!

 

[Panama]

Bloomington has a Mongolian Grill, haven't been there yet, sounds neat, pet friendly too!
You bring your dog, and they will wok it for you

 

[fire259]

The Great Wall in Northwood Plaza, Franklin

 

[perry]

King Chef near 96th & I69 on the Fishers side.

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[rockhopper46038]

King Chef near 96th & I69 on the Fishers side.

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Very, very good, but pricey.

 

[UncleMike]

China Palace in Fort Wayne IN. Family owned and reasonably priced! Great food!
I know you said INDY, but it's well worth the drive and you could visit some of the local gun stores also!!!!

We'll have to try that one.
I haven't found a really good Chinese restaurant in Ft. Wayne since Chens in Northcrest, went out of business.

 

[lrahm]

Does Charlie's Mongolian BBQ count? I know it's Mongolian, but it sure is close to the same thing. Charlie's is probably my favorite restaurant in Evansville. Mainly because I can't duplicate the goodness. Any BBQ or steak house I can do better at home for much cheaper.

If it doesn't count, I'll go with Yen Ching.

Sure it counts. Do you do the spicy stuff? Suggestion, next time you grill outside try grilling frozen eggrolls. They ain't too bad.

 

[Benny]

Sure it counts. Do you do the spicy stuff?

Are you talking about the red stuff they add right before grilling? I usually get about 6-8 scoops of it.

 

[lrahm]

Are you talking about the red stuff they add right before grilling? I usually get about 6-8 scoops of it.

You are the man! My head opens up looking at the stuff.

Take care.